Journey to Bethlehem begins in Bethlehem Herald
The Bethlehem Herald introduces the first chapter of a Christmas tale from Lovelace’s Journey to Bethlehem, set in Nazareth with Joseph, Mary, and Elizabeth. Elizabeth predicts the imperial tax order requiring a journey to Bethlehem as Joseph weighs the risk to Mary and their unborn child amid winter travel and Roman oversight.
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Herald-Journal
Lovelace
Bethlehem
Thomas Y. Crowell Co
Elizabeth
Mary
Mary Joseph
Sit
Joseph
Nazareth
Ty Main Road
Nazgareth
Vedius Rusco
Philippicus
Vedius
Iim
Wright
Dr Samuel Sheppard Denies Crimes In Cross Exam
In Cleveland during the ninth week of his trial, Dr Samuel Sheppard faces a fierce cross examination. He admits writing a 1950 letter to his wife Marilyn discussing divorce and acknowledges past human frailties while denying the alleged brutal beating on July 4.
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Sleveland
Samuel Sheppard
Sheppard
Iiar
Marilyn
William J. Corrigan
John J. Mahon
Los
Cleveland
Lester Hovers
Maher
Shephpard
Hoversten
Hoverstein
Mari
Mahon
Fis
Pale
County Research Post Appointed In County Board Change
Charles F. Ames, executive secretary of the Onondaga County Parks and Planning Board, is to be appointed as head of the County Research and Development Bureau. The new post, to be presented to the Board of Supervisors at their final 1954 meeting, becomes effective Jan. 3, leaving the secretary post vacant. The action may force a special Parks and Planning Board meeting to fill the resulting vacancy. The pay is $6,300, with Ames living at 205 Wilshire Road.
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Charles F. Ames
Onondaga County Parks and Planning Board
Bureau of Mine
Ignating Ames
Board of Supervisors
Court House
Parks Board
Parks and Planning Board
Ames
Wileshire Rd
Colum
Red China blasts UN move to free jailed American airmen
The United Nations faces sharp protest from Red China accusing it of interference as Dag Hammarskjold negotiates the release of 11 American airmen jailed as spies. Peiping officials threaten to reject overtures and condemn UN actions as illegal and unjust while Britain presses for a resolution.
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United Nations
Red China
United Nations Today
Dag Hammarskjold
Radin Peiping
Satntony Hammerskjold
Red
China
Britain
Anthony
Peeping Peoples Daily
United States
UN ‘General Assembly
Iied Nations
United
Columbah
Boy Dies Trying To Save Sister In Icy Creek
In Ballston Spa a four year old boy, Thomas Leamy, drowns after breaking through thin ice while playing with his seven year old sister Dawn. Their father, Thomas Leamy Sr., heard screams and pulled Dawn from the creek but the younger boy was found under the ice after minutes and could not be revived.
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Ballston Spa
Thomas Leamy
Dawn
Man Finds Lost Billfold After Lying to Detectives
Albert Henry Jordan, 59, in Oklahoma City summoned two detectives to report a missing billfold. They searched his mattress and recovered the wallet with $1,100. Jordan said he likely placed it there and forgot.
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Owelatoma City
Albert Henry Jordan
Jordan
Editorial Disruption Hinders Dulles Says Marquis Chilis
Marquis Chilis declares Secretary of State Dulles is hampered by today politics from acting in the nation’s best interests. The editorial page outlines featured sections such as Amusements, Financial, Area Jobs, City Life, Money, Deaths, Radio-TV, and Women with listings for pages and sections.
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State Dulles
U.S
Marquis Chilis
Bii City Life
Millions Prepare for Extraordinary Test Day
The nation readies for a two hour traffic safety test led by the President's Action Committee for Highway Safety. Communities plan varied events from parades and church bells to bumper strip campaigns and public pleas to reduce accidents. Washington staged a parade of wrecked cars and caskets. Seattle cars with amplifiers spread safety messages. San Diego distributed 100,000 materials.
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Elenhower
President's Action Committee For Highway Safety
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
District of Columbia
Seattle
Trafic
San Diego
Calif
Northwood News Patchy Report On Local Happenings
No. 100 arrives close range. Northwood residents Bushey and Wheeler feature in local notes. A hunter wounded a deer yesterday, the rifle stock broken on the animal’s head. The piece references a great-granddaughter, seven children and 29 grandchildren in a brief, fragmented update.
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Northwood
Fred Bushey
Arthur Wheeler
Kenneths
Wheeler
Bushey
Caroler Changes Tune Draws YWCA Crowd
A YWCA group singing Christmas carols noticed a slight miscue during the opening. An informal check revealed one participant from the deep South added a word to the first line of the carol, singing Oil' of town of Bethlehem.
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Charlotty
Uma
YWCA
Bethlehem
Mr Wolf Outfoxes the Hunters in Plano Texas
In Plano, Texas, a large hunt drew about 275 men and a few women hoping to bag wildlife. The caravan dispersed across fields and woods as rifles popped, yielding two foxes two owls a squirrel and about a dozen rabbits with one rabbit shot by Mrs. Joseph Rap of Dallas and two owls by Reed Hoover.
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Plano
Tex
Pim
Dallas
Boyd
Joseph Rap
Reed Hoover
Eisenhower Briefs GOP on Foreign Affairs at White House Meeting
President Eisenhower called Republican leaders to the White House for a roughly eleven minute talk on foreign affairs and outlined 1953 legislative aims. Secretary Dulles briefed the GOP chiefs for 45 minutes on international issues while Defense Secretary Wilson spoke as the session continued.
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Washington
Eisenhower
G.O.P
Tuke
Congress
TNE
White House
Dulles
Guiles
Defense Wilson
James C. Hagerty
Snewsmen
Hagerty
Fringe Show Heads to Syracuse
The feature titled We're on the Fringe is slated to perform in Syracuse, bringing a lively run of experimental acts and urban theater to the venue. Local arts groups promote the event with a mix of indie performances and audience interactive pieces.
All 27th Division To Change to Armor
The 27th Infantry Division of New York, based in southeastern New York, will be converted into an armored group by March. The Herald-American reports plans to form armored battalions from the 27th and reorganize other units, including the 208th Armored Regiment, to include medium and heavy tanks, with 12,000 to 16,000 personnel affected statewide. Temperatures and snow forecasts accompany the military changes as outlined.
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27Th Infantry
New York
National Guard
Herald-American
208Th
Syracuse
Alent Klnes
Wight
Defense Department
New York Guard
Tol¢Mnor
97Th
108Th Infantry
Motor Court Price War Sets Daytona Beach Prices
DAYTONA BEACH Fla. A price war among motor courts on U S 1 begins tomorrow unless operators remove price signs. J E Freeman president of the Daytona Area U S Highway 7 Association says 40 of 90 courts between Ormond Beach and South Daytona have pledged to rent cottages free. they will continue until all price signs are removed.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
J. E. Freeman
Daytona Area
Attorney General Arrested in Slaying in Galveston
GALVESTON Texas AP Alabama Attorney General Silas Garrett was arrested in his hospital room on a warrant charging first degree murder. The arrest followed a fatal shooting last June connected to the Patterson case. Deputies read the warrant as Garrett, unshaven in pajamas, was taken into custody at the hospital.
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Galveston
Tex
Alabama
Silas
Garrett
Russell County
Tala
Cmo
Lamar Murphy
Henson
Isay
Tam
London
George Newman
Albert Patterson
Dington
Joorney
Phenix Alabama
Rasthikigeles Eth
Patterson
Sune Democratic Priiaiis
E. Henson
Gary
Brett
Newman
Condon resigns Corning post for Berkeley move
Corning Glass Works announced the resignation of Dr Edward A Condon former chief of the U S Bureau of Standards whose security clearance was suspended by the Navy in October He plans to live in Berkeley California while offering consultant services to support Corning's long range fundamental research program into glass structure.
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Corneng
Corning Glass Works
Edward A. Condon
U.S. Bureau of Standards
Navy
Condon
Berkeley
Calif
Corning
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