UN Demands Quick Action On Prisoners
UN officials accuse Communists of blackmail over prisoners and press for talks starting tomorrow. Adm. C Turner Joy leads the truce delegation while Brig. Gen. William P Nuckels cautions there is little the Allies can do if the Reds refuse. The UN condemns enemy tactics as blackmail and neutral policing proposals are rejected by the alliance.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations
Comiuunists
Adm
C. Turner Joy
Delzzation
Tems
William P Nuckels
Thore
McKoes
UN Command
Tokyo
Mobilization officials hold arms works parley with governors
Washington held a mobilization meeting with top officials and state governors to outline how expanding rearmament would affect public works projects. Charles E. Wilson Secretary Lovell and Manly Freischmann were to explain steel and other critical materials needs and continue a busy mobilization week.
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Washington
Charles E. Wilson
Robert A. Lovell
Defense Production
Manly Freischmann
Mic
Wilson
Gioee
Buffalo
French Labor Head Wins Nobel Prize
Leon Jouhaux, French labor leader, won the 1951 Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo. The award ceremony included King Olav, Crown Prince Olav, Princess Ragnhild, and Norwegian officials. Jouhaux becomes the 50th laureate, receiving cash and honors for safeguarding peace and labor efforts amid Cold War tensions.
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Olso
Norway
Leon. Jouhaux
Prench
Jabor
Atau
Haakon
Olav
Ragnhild
Oslo
Sean Aan Aeaty
Joutigux
Winston Churchill
Hecham
Piotis'a
United States
Britain
Big Four Plan Disarmament Commission Debated
A high diplomatic source said the Western powers and Soviet Russia agreed to form a disarmament commission to pursue arms reduction and atomic controls. The four envoys did not agree on an immediate ban on the atomic bomb and will present a report to the UN political committee outlining areas of agreement and disagreement.
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Paris
Cpi
Russia
U. S
Phittn Co. Jessup
Selwyn Loyd
Andrei’ ¥. Vishinsky
Jules Moch
Disarmament Commission
Adilla Nervo
Mexico
Eastland
Fair Cold Weather Edges In Tonight and Tomorrow
Weather forecast for the Syracuse area calls for fair skies and colder air tonight and tomorrow. Temperatures should run near normal with a low around 26 tonight and a high near 39 tomorrow. Occasional light flurries expected, winds from the west tonight 15 to 20 mph shifting to southwest tomorrow.
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Syracuse
Suréau
Atlantic Ocean
Massena
Asqland
Dashiell
Hammett
Lincoln
Fred” A. Seaton
Cress
Hastings
Neb
Federal’ Correctional Institution
U. S
Summit
Nebraska
Kenneth’ S
Wherry
G. C. Rexroad
Val Peterson
Seaton
New York City
Exaterick van Leral
Vietminh
U.S
Derbilt Field
Alpheus Callie
Alate
Bribos
Donald G. Heath
Hunton
Midwest
Britain Advances Atomic Studies Push for Experimental Pile
London reports Britain steps up its atomic program with plans to build an experimental pile for production. Authorities outline intentions to expand research and development efforts in nuclear science, signaling a heightened push in the nation’s atomic project.
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London
Britain
Today’s Features Reappraise America’s Capacity
A reassessment of what the United States is undertaking and whether the overall effort remains within our capacity. Marquis Cité swrites on the ent Base, with amusements, letters, financial, classifieds, city life, radio TV, deaths, social, editorials, and sports pages noted.
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America
Marquis Chités Swrites
Om Amusements
Repter
City Life
Typhoon Kills 12 In Central Philippines
A raging typhoon struck the central Philippines today killing 12 people. Thousands were left homeless as crops and buildings were wrecked, with millions of dollars in damage reported.
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Manila
Philippines
Shocking Ride Ends With Stolen Parts Discovery
James E. Houchin of Grand Junction Colorado found his 1951 model car 951 had been tampered with after a ride grew jumpy. He took it in for service and learned four shock absorbers were stolen.
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Grand Junction
Colo
James E
Houchin
Corbers
Rescued From Well After 18 Hour Oregon Rescue
In Pendleton Oregon a 51 year old man was freed after being trapped since 11 30 AM when a one foot well caved in. Rescue crews worked through freezing temperatures for 18 hours with bulldozers and shovels to widen the shaft and bring the man to the surface on a stretcher. Norman Vina Ford and his 18 year old son assisted as the wall collapsed and the trapped man’s feet were liberated.
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Pendleton
Ore
Norman Vina Ford
Ford
Eor
Ton Ford
Jury Absence Excuse Delays Trial In County Court
Frank Phelps Jr of Baldwinsville gave a hot excuse for missing a county court jury this morning by calling the clerk to explain his troubles. A fire destroyed a used car dealer’s one story frame house at 9 AM after an oil stove exploded fanned by a strong wind. Volunteers from Phoenix Cody and Lysander, led by Chief Wilbur Horner of the Lysander department, fought the blaze. Damage to the home was estimated at 3000 dollars. Phelps moved his family to his father’s home in nearby Jacksonville.
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Frank’ Phelps, Jr
Baldwinsville
County
Phoenix
Cody
Lysander
Wilbur. Horner
Lysander Department
Phelps
Frank Phelps
Jacksonville
McKinney criticizes Headlines over profits claim
Washington reports Frank E. McKinney Democratic National Chairman and ally Frank M. McHale say they earned fast profits of 68000 from 1000 investments each in a matter linked to a tax scandal. McKinney denies impropriety and attacks headline framing as harmful to his family. He seeks a Truman meeting to discuss the issue.
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Washington
Frank E. McKinney
Frank M. McHale
McKinney
Truman
Capitol Hill
Decisions Washington: McKinney era in focus amid tax crisis
Cairo dispatch reports Egypt's cabinet considering time needed to study options for possible diplomatic moves with Britain as U S decisions surface from Washington. The piece cites an article in the New York Herald Tribune by Jack Steele about profits and accuses the paper of biased coverage while outlining debates on severing relations and seeking new import sources.
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McKinney
Jack Steele
New York Herald Tribune
Ars
Cairo
Egypt
Tian
Herald Tribune
Farag
Tax investigators hear alleged August conspiracy details
Washington house tax investigators heard testimony about an alleged attempt in August to trap Abraham Teitelbaum for 2000 in a tax fix scheme. T. Lamar Caudle reportedly discussed influencing prisoners and police actions. A dramatic move was speculated involving Claudle, then an assistant, with expenses and multiple family links cited.
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Washington
Iestimony
T. Lamar [Candle
Eshokel
Abraham Teitelbaum
Caudle
The
Claue
Meat Prices Dip Below Wholesale Ceilings Nationwide
The American Meat Institute reports wholesale meat prices have fallen about six percent over the last two months due to seasonal supply gains. Top grades of beef sell one to four cents below ceilings in some markets while lower grades lag as much as twenty cents under ceilings.
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American. Meat. Institute
Pri
Isterday
Teenagers Brave Freezing Lake Rescue After Boat Capsize
In Denison Texas on a frigid dawn four Abilene Odessa and nearby youths, Harry Kirklin 18 and companions Jerry Harrod Robert Reed and Shirley Thomas, set out from the Oklahoma side of the lakes in a 14 foot aluminum boat with 10 horsepower. Within hours two youths went under as cold water and waves battered them. The survivor recounted the peril as others endured near freezing temperatures and exposure before rescue.
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Harry. Kirklin
Abilene
Odessa
Jerry Harrod
Robert Reed
Shirley Thomas
Oklahoma
Daven
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