Man who aided handicapped jailed for cheating Lind
A New York secretary of a film supply firm with charity credentials was sentenced to a year and a day in prison and fined 2000 for filing false statements to the U S Department of Labor and underpaying a blind employee. Morris Hieberman, 62, pleaded guilty to 52 counts, while the company also faced charges.
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Runaway log train wreck kills man in Michigan
A runaway log train on a sharp curve near the L Anse depot in Michigan's upper peninsula crashed and killed one man while injuring two others. Witnesses described large logs sliding about as cars left the rails on the night of the incident. The crash disrupted nearby rail service and prompted an investigation into the accident.
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Eisenhower warns on military budgets in NATO debate
General Eisenhower urged boosting military funds as NATO allies wrestle with defense burdens. The 12 member Atlantic Pact committee pressed for up to a 50 percent budget increase while warning that Western Europe must keep pace with planned forces and unity.
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Scandals tied to tax case involve Morrison and Bridges
Flatly denying charges, Oliphant testified that Henry Gruenwald spoke of pressuring Senator Bridges on a multi million tax case. Klein of Baltimore, principal owner of H Harvey Co, is central to the matter with negotiations for settlement under the IRS review. Two Washington provision companies linked to the case are noted in the testimony.
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Weather and travel woes hit New York City area
A hazardous weather advisory described conditions as hazardous with slippery roads and stalled traffic. Snow swelled to nearly four inches in the city before changing to rain, grounding all Blanes and delaying train service. Rush hour chaos paralyzed arterial routes as cars and trucks stalled, with motorists circling booths for directions to avoid waits, while suburbs faced similar disruption.
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Waller Wanger Bennett Lang court case unfolds in press
The article details a shooting linked to producer Wanger and actress Miss Bennett amid a marital dispute with Lang. It covers Wanger’s police statements, Bennett’s denial of divorce plans, and a press conference as winter weather and travel disruptions affect the region.
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Washington seeks police reform and ethics drive
In a broad push, President Truman plans to curb officials outside employment and gifts from lobbyists while seeking Congress support for new ethics laws. Rep King and Justice officials discuss tax probe ties as McGrath faced disclosures about past campaign donations and potential conflicts.
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Russian Educational Progear Broadcast Reported by Vladivostok
The piece notes a Russian broadcast labeled educational progear from Vladivostok, picked up by U.S. Navy radio operators in the Far East. It claims the program runs 20 words per minute in international code and continues around the clock for 25 hours daily, aiding navy students to learn and graduate with the help of a so called Russian professor figure.
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Rubber Curbs To be Lased After Jan 1
Washington reports a relaxation of rubber controls effective after January 1. The National Production Authority says production limits on ties and forms will end, though natural rubber remains restricted. white sidewall tires stay controlled. Private import of natural latex allowed after March 1. final totals aim for 99,400 tons by year end. Hearing notes confusion over enforcement and possible leaks as committee probes influence peddling and ties to government officials.
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Britain Keeps Pound Value and Free Currency Policy
Bank of England maintains official pound value at $2.80 and gold at $35 an ounce while forex markets reopen for spot and forward deals. Canada ends wartime exchange controls, joining US and Switzerland as fully free currencies. Canadians may move capital and spend abroad without government permission.
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PSC Sets Hearing In Pullman Rates
ALpsNY AP The Public Service Commission ordered a hearing on the Pullman Company rate increase for sleeping accommodations in New York State. The hearing on the plan that would affect most of its New York operations is set for January 29. The Interstate Commerce Commission granted approval to raise rates on journeys of 200 miles or more, effective January 4, 1952.
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1952 Truman Taft race eyed by Anderson and GOP hopes
Senator Remfergon says a reshaping race will form between Truman and Taft. Anderson, after meeting Truman at the White House, expects drastic presidential action to clean up charges. In Huntington, a house has been hit 16 times by vehicles in 15 years, with one injuring a truck passenger.
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Plow-Scarred Cash Find Restores Fortunes and Fame
Wood retrieved thousands in lost money from snow and gutter pockets after a plow dumped it into a snow bank. He helped Coleman and Patrolman Herington count the loot at Police Headquarters, received $3 as a reward, and resumed digging to recover more. He reflected that those who steal do not deserve to keep what they find.
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British nylons sale sparks near riot in Wolverhampton
Police faced a surge of about 15,000 men converging on stores advertising 5,000 pairs of scarce nylons as a Christmas gesture for new customers only. Shoved counters and shopgirls as crowds pushed in, yet the mob finally withdrew with the stockings, the manager noting the event exceeded expectations.
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Neighbor Poiceman In Indianapolis Drives After Car Flat
Indianapolis officer Arthur J Schulmeyer left home to go to work when his car had a flat. He fixed the tire and found he was in his neighbor’s automobile, prompting a confusing start to the day.
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