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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1951
Page
2
Internal Revenue agents began a tax crackdown on 38 500 Manhattan residents owing 85 million dollars in back taxes. Warrants have been issued and other measures such as liens on bank accounts or property may follow for noncompliance.
In Van Nuys California Mrs Donald F De Mars said six of her eight children were stricken with polio last August but the family will have a Merry Christmas. Four children are back home and Dickie aged 4 may be out of the hospital by New Year’s possibly for Christmas. Donald 10 remains in an iron lung.
John Foster Dulles held a forty minute conference with Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida in Tokyo. Senator John Sparkman and Senator H. Alexander Smith accompanied him as senior Foreign Affairs subcommittee members. Dulles travels for fact finding on the peace treaty.
Oakwood Virginia updates tell how Raymond Gilmore, a Korean war hero, used $4,500 of his $10,000 GI life policy to buy a home for his destitute family. His mother, Mrs. Charlie Gilmore, recalls how the Army discovered he was only 16 before re-enlisting. He died on a Korean front after saving two buddies by grabbing a grenade. His burial will be with full military honors in nearby Fuchlands.
Vatican sources expect the Pope to name candidates for the red hat to restore the sacred college to its full strength of 70. A consistory would follow, likely early in 1952, as deaths since February 1946 have reduced the college from 70 to 49 with 21 vacancies.
UN debate features East Germany press for a full peace treaty and withdrawal of occupation troops. Ulbricht and Soviet leaders advocate an all German conference in Berlin to organize elections and reject a UN inquiry on unification.
The Chattanooga Times reports Tennessee party leaders are considering General Douglas MacArthur as a potential delegate to the Republican National Convention. No definite decision has been made, but the plan has been discussed at multiple Republican meetings.
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