Western Powers Revise Disarmament Plan Amid Russian Objections
The Western Big Three revised their disarmament draft to meet Soviet objections on secondary points while keeping major demands for closely supervised, step by step arms talks. They aim to submit revised versions to the UN committee by June 1, 1952, with concessions on timing for a report, defense force levels, and clearer language on armament limits.
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Paris
Big Three
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France
Soviet Union
Assembly
Russia
Andrei Vishinsky
Britain
Selwyn ‘Lloyd
Precision Castings lands major ordnance contract near Syracuse
Precision Castings Inc holding seven plants three around Syracuse won a $2,250,000 contract to produce artillery fuzes. Col. Harry H. Hoss announced the award as the largest ordnance contract for Precision. The Rochester Ordnance District noted the work will sustain about 7,000 jobs with 200 laid off earlier. The N Franklin Street plant is being converted while Fayette Street operations lag behind schedule due to delays in sleep delivery issues.
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Syracuse
Harry H. Hoss
Rochester Ordnance District
Precision
William J. During
Prec ‘Ison
C C. Bradley
N. Franklin’ St
Precision Ales
W. Fayette St
Aes
Fayetteville
Security Council Deadlock Delays Greece Russia Bid
The United Nations General Assembly suspended further voting on a new Security Council member after 15 ballots failed to produce a two thirds majority. Greece led with three votes and Russia had two, leaving Greece four votes short of election. A new ballot is planned for next week as observers foresee a possible Greek victory.
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Paris
Gfi
United Nations General Assembly
Security Council
Greece
Russia
Yousio
Editorial page notes and varied features across sections
The page outlines multiple sections including Amusements Financial Bridge and City Life with editorial and letters content. It references topics on diplomacy, colonial topics, and international contexts while listing page numbers for the various segments such as Editorials on page 73 and Deaths on page 238.
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Chasel
Jubior Se
Swans Break Ice At Zoo Pool
Ice forms in Burnet Park zoo aviary pond as swans swim amid cold water. Ibis and other companions join in the daily ritual, while keepers monitor the scene for safety and balance in the icy enclosure.
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Zoo Pool
Majestic Mai
Yanks Bay Record 13 MIGs Ace's Total to 9
Fifth Air Force in Korea reports Maj. George Davis, Texas, shot down four MiG-15s as part of a two-battle day where 64 Sabres faced 145 Mig jets. The day included 13 MiGs downed, no Sabres lost, and two damaged aircraft. The air victory is described as the greatest all-jet win in history.
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Fifth Air Force
Korea
Maj
George 4. Davis
Oilock
Texas
Davis
Air Force
London Airport Crew Hunt For Lost Air France Plane
Ground crews at London Airport spent two hours in dense fog searching for a large Air France plane that had landed from Paris. Visibility was cut to about 15 yards as the pilot taxied. Fire crews used radio guidance to locate the craft and guide passengers to coaches. Passengers waited hours for baggage as luggage trucks struggled to find the terminal. One Paris honeymoon traveler recalled champagne and cards during the delay.
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London
Paris
Farouk Heir Inquiries Stir Busy Cairo Fashion Office
A report from Faris notes the Maison De Blanc department store filled an order for King Farouk’s heir with clothing valued at about $27,000. Marcel Bloch in the sector confirmed receipt of the order from Egypt’s aidmarch who married Sarriman Sadek on May 6.
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Faris
Ararde Maison de Blanc
Farouk
Maby
Marcel Bloch
Egyptah
Aidmarch
Sarriman Sadek
Indicted in Cicero Riots Targets Local Officials
The federal grand jury indicted Cicero village president Harry J. Sandusky and six others including Cicero Police Chief Edwin Konevsky and Brevard chief Theodore H. Weslowski on charges of conspiring to deprive Negro bus driver Harvey Clark Jr. of civil rights during July riots that drew National Guard calls after earlier Cook County investigations.
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Chicago
Cicero
Harry J. Sandusky
Edwin Konevsky
Cicero Police
Theodore H.weslowski
Bre
Roland Brani
Frank Janecek
Frank
A. Lange
Nicholas Berkos
Cook County Grand Jury
Chaois’ National Guard
Harvey Clark,Jr
Clark
Hig
Missing retired wheel teacher among hotel fire victims
A fire at the five story Earle Hotel in Ourd Moor area trapped and spread rapidly. At least two other people suffered injuries as flames engulfed the building around 7 AM amid 23 below zero weather.
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Ourd
Earle
Priest Cuts Off Tongue Tip to Deny Reds Aid
Milan based report says Father Albor Emaldi, chaplain at a hospital in Tien, claims to have cut his tongue twice with a razor during questioning by Chinese Reds on November 16. He is linked to the Savghana Institute for Foreign Missions and reportedly refused to reveal names to avoid aiding opponents.
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Milan
Italy
Albor- Emaldi
Tienisin Fluspital
Ematdi
Ha Savghana Institute For Foreignlessions
Desio
Here
Atme
Priest
Marcia Stevens
Tallulah Bankhead Not Present At Trial Day Five
New York report says actress Tallulah Bankhead again did not appear as the forgery larceny trial of her former secretary proceeded. More than 150 spectators in the General Sessions corridor waited for her entrance while Bankhead stayed at her hotel awaiting word from the district attorney. The trial judge ordered reduction of courtroom crowding and banished Bankhead from the room to maintain order as proceedings continued.
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Allulah
Miltown
Tally
Exyleen E. Cronin
Old Forge
Tallulah Bankhead
New York City
AP Wizephows
Taft to have tonsil removed tomorrow
Senator Robert A Taft will have his tonsils removed tomorrow, per a family announcement. The publican nominee for President is expected to leave the hospital the following day after the procedure.
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Cincinnati
Robert, A. Taft
Emald
Hang-rang
Five Above Cold Night Forecast In Northern New York
The Weather Bureau reports temperatures may drop to five below zero tonight across Northern New York with Massena at four below and Rochester Buffalo near fourteen below zero. The cold spell continues for three to four days with a high near twenty tomorrow and light snow flurries possible. Ground snow measures four inches this morning and the mean temperature yesterday was twenty eight, well above the normal for the date.
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Massena
Watertown
Weather Bureau
New York
Tonight Union
Rochester
Buffalo
Bureau
FEARFUL- Allies Ban Death March In Korea Truce Talks
Reports from Panmunjom say the UN and communist subcommittees failed to break a deadlock on prisoner exchanges while warning against prisoner marches. US officials caution against large prisoner lists and demand safety assurances. Maj Gen Hsuh Fang opened the session with a tirade then urged mutual search for a solution.
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Korea
Reds
Rian
Fanmunjom
Howard
Levie
Bataan
Libby
United ‘Nations
Panmunjom
Thursay
Hsuh Fang
Howard M. Turner
PSC OKs Auburn Bus Fare Increases
The Public Service Commission authorizes Auburn Bus Company to raise ordinary fares from 10 to 12 cents and school fares from 5 to 6 cents, effective Sunday. The existing 5 cent surcharge for two zones remains. The firm cited a 1951 operating deficit of $1,300 and blamed a collapse in service. Protests were received by the PSC.
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Albany
Secree Commission
Auburn Bus Company
Auburn
Sity
Dwasop
Fleming
PSC
Com‘e Nn
Srai
President Truman Won’t Discuss Foreign Trade Talks
Washington. President Truman declined to discuss the foreign trade negotiations at today’s news conference. The question arose, but the brief answer was given off the record amid the tense exchange.
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Washington
O’ Truman
Today’s Chuckle Expert Avoids Small Errors
A light humor item about an expert who avoids minor mistakes as he progresses, delivering a witty perspective on precision and persistence.
Truman vows drastic action against wrongdoers
Washington dispatch reports President Truman promising swift, drastic action to clean house in a special agency amid tax scandal disclosures. He says wrongdoers will be removed regardless of status, while denying plans to fire Attorney General McGrath or DNC Chairman McKinney.
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Washington
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Thei
J. Howards McGrath
Frank McKinney
Congress
McGrath
House
King
D-Calit
Elamar Candle
Naar
Connecion
Cobain
Tax Shakedown Case Called Concocted by Defendants
The Florida Miami area case centers on W The Hollywood business man Leslie Naster and Frank Nathan accused of a $400000 tax shakedown. Teitelbaum Chicago attorney testified that the scheme was orchestrated. Names and events include Abraham Teitelbaum and connections to internal revenue investigations. The witness says Naster and Nathan offered to fix a $130000 tax fraud case for $500000 and warned of jail if paid. The case was routed from the Internal Revenue Bureau to the Justice Department. Concluded on page 45.
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Bert’ K. Nester
Frank Nathan
Hollywood Fla
Leslie
Tme
Abraham ‘Teitelbaum
Chicago
Eprung
Tate Jak
Capone
Textelbaum Jms
Naster
Nathan
Miami
Teitelbaum
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Columa
U S Steps in Steel Talks
The Federal Mediation Service moved into steel wage talks in Pittsburgh. Mediation Chief Cyrus S. Ching appointed Clyde Mulls and Walter A. Maggiolo to confer with CSO, Steel Workers, and industry representatives. They planned meetings today and tomorrow to report on negotiations. The CIO Union and U.S. Steel Corp. have been negotiating for three weeks.
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Washington
Federal Mediation Service
Pittsburgh
Cyrus S. Ching
Clyde MM. Mulls
Walter A. Maggiolo
CSO
Steel Workers
Ching
Todey
Ci0. Union
U. S. Steel Corp
25 Years to Life For Waxey Gordon
Irving Wexler known as Waxey Gordon was sentenced to 25 years to life for a fourth felony. He pled guilty to illegal activities linked to narcotic smuggling and a British truck driver death in the Suez Canal area. The British authorities described the case as a major felony incident tied to terrorism.
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New York
Irving
Waxey Gordon) Wexler
Camo
Egypt
Ite
Suez Canal
Semailia-Tel
Water Tank Collapse Drowns Town, Four Die
Four people died when a large water tank collapsed before dawn, flooding SCOCUMGARE. Rescuers and officials reported multiple injuries and extensive damage as the town dealt with the sudden disaster.
Bank Shortage Reported at Sherrill National Bank
Leon L. Hill announced an internal investigation after auditors found an estimated $50,000 missing over several years. Funds were allegedly hidden by manipulating savings records, with total bank assets around $2 million. The incident prompted a formal inquiry and bond coverage discussions as the community of Genelda County faced the local impact.
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Secon
Leon L. Hill
Iésad
Hin
Gnelda County
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