Clergyman Convicted of Wife Murder in Rochester
In Rochester, Rev. George P. Hetenyi, 40, was found guilty of second degree murder in the death of his wife Jean, 25. After about seven hours of deliberation, the jury set January 16 for sentencing, with a possible sentence of 20 years to life. The Hungarian-born clergyman showed calm as verdicts were read.
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Rochester
George P. Hetenyi
Jean
Balding
Amherst
N.Y
George Skivington
Hetenyi
Genesee River
Caroline Hetenyi
Elsa Gareis
Oakland
Calif
Probe Ordered Into U S Steel Price Boost
Sen. O Mahoney and the Congressional Economic Committee plan a January hearing with U S Steel President Benjamin Fairless and industry leaders over a $4 per ton price rise used to fund $100 a month pensions. The move could spark inflation and affect steel reliant sectors. Other majors Jones and Laughlin and Republic Steel may also raise prices.
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Washington
INS
United States Steel Corporation
Capitol Hill
Sen. O'Mahoney
D.-Wyo
Congressional Economic Committee
U. S. Steel
Benjamin Fairless
Wyoming
Jones and Laughlin
Republic Steel
UN Secretary Spurns Reelection
Trygve Lie announced he will not seek another term as United Nations secretary general when his current five year mandate ends in 1951. The former Norwegian foreign minister confirmed at a news conference what he had been saying privately for months.
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Lake Success
Trygve Lie
United Nations
World Organization
Today’s Features And Page Crosstalk Highlights
The page list notes comics Ida Jean Kain Dr Dean crossword Mary Haworth and horoscope on pages 62 and 63 with Talking It Over on page 82. Regular features such as Amusements Letters Bridge and Financial appear on specified pages including Classified on 58-61 and Deaths on 30.
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Ida Jean Kain
Dr. Dean
Mary Haworth
Amusements
Bridge
Financial
Ing. Repter
City Life
Earl Wilson
Winchell
Mexican plane overdue with 17 aboard reported near Veracruz
A Mexican plane carrying 17 passengers was four hours overdue after departing at 5 30 A M for Merida via Veracruz. It was last sighted near Nauila about 80 miles north of Veracruz on the Gulf coast at 6 05 A M.
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Mexico City
Veracruz
C.S.T
Merida
Nauila
Gulf Coast
Corcoran to Retain Most City Heads in New Administration
Mayor elect Thomas J. Corcoran pledges to reappoint most city department heads for an indefinite period under the upcoming Democratic administration. Public Works Chief Dodge and Corporation Counsel Hornbeck are not guaranteed. Kinney may be kept, while others face transition. Corcoran plans a Jan 2 inaugural at the Hotel Utica ballroom with invitations to current officials.
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Thomas J. Corcoran
Frank J. Costello
Democratic
Corcoran
Public Works
Raymond H. Dodge
Lyle W. Hornbeck
Dodge
Hornbeck
John A. Kinney
Edward R. Apps
Apps
Kinney
Ee Corcoran
Aids
Costello
Onondaga
Common Council
Supreme Court
Francis ‘D. McCurn
Mestrovic Says He Will Return Only If Yugoslavia Frees Archbishop
World renowned Yugoslav sculptor Ivan Mestrovic says he will not return to Yugoslavia while Archbishop Alojzije Stepanić is imprisoned and calls for religious and political freedoms. He notes Tito seeks his help to reassure the West but warns his return depends on reform and the archbishop’s release.
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Yugoslavia
Ivan Mestrovic
Tito
Archbishop
Mestrovic
Hitler
Moscow
Alojzije Stepanic
People’s Court
Stepanic
U Court Students Face Abduction Plot In Band Incident
Syracuse University students Charles Chadwick and Howard Ginsberg faced university court for alleged roles in a plan to abduct Colgate University band on November 14. Chadwick pleaded not guilty to discrediting conduct and guilty to disorderly conduct while Ginsberg pleaded not guilty to the discrediting charge. Prosecutor Robert Lichert said Ginsberg hired the buses used as a decoy.
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Syracuse University
Colgate University
U. S
Charles S. Chadwick
Liberal Arts
Auburn
Howard B. Ginsberg
Brookline
Mass
Maxwell Hall
Robert S. Lichert
Ginsberg
Colgate
New York Central
Thornden Park
France to Receive U.S. Aircraft Carrier Under Atlantic Pact Aid
In a budget hearing France's National Defense Minister Rene Pleven announced France will receive a U.S. aircraft carrier as part of Atlantic Pact aid. He cited 1950 military credits of 420 billion francs or about 1.2 billion dollars.
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Paris
France
U.S
Rene Pleven
National Defense Committee
National Assembly
Pleven
Quote on luxury and price boosts at Columbus dinner
John Dallas of the Screen Actors Guild condemned luxury and display at a Columbus dinner. He warned price boosters favor extravagance and mocked the idea of choosing between evils with a joke about fish-colored nylon stockings.
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John Dallas
Screen Actors Guild
Columbus
Dry Friday Aims to Save New York Water
New York City tries a Dry Friday to conserve drinking water with a citywide one day ban on baths showers and excessive laundry. Officials say savings will determine if weekly curbs stay or tougher measures follow.
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New York
New York City
Stephen J. Carney
Break is Due From Cold Break is Due From Cold
The weatherman promises a brief respite but notes temperatures will run 3 to 8 degrees below normal for five days. Early readings include Syracuse at 16 and Rome at 0 below, with other cities from Utica to Watertown ranging 4 to 18. Tonight stays cold near 20, tomorrow highs about 40 and lows near 25, then a new cold spell may arrive Monday or Tuesday.
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Mercury
Syracuse
New York
Andrew P. Keller
Rome
Utica
Elmira
Albany
Rochester
Buffalo
Watertown
Keller
UN Trusteeship Council weighs rebuke over Jerusalem move
In Lake Success the United Nations Trusteeship Council debates a formal rebuke to Israel for shifting government offices to Jerusalem while seeking to place the Holy City under international control.
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Lake Success
United Nations Trusteeship Council
Israel
Jerusalem i
Holy City
Less of Santa More of Christ Editor's Plea
The Catholic Review calls for less emphasis on Santa Claus in Christmas observances and more focus on Christ. An editorial by Rev. John Sinnott Martin condemns Santa as a harmful influence on theology and pedagogy and urges replacing Santa with the Holy Child in children's minds.
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Washington
Review
John Sinnott Martin
Santa
Christ
Soekarno Elected First President of United States of Indonesia
Batavia Java (GP) Radio Jog Jakarta announced that President Soekarno of the Indonesian Republic has been elected first president of the new United States of Indonesia. He is to be sworn in tomorrow morning.
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Batavia
Java
Radio Jogjakarta
Soekarno
United States of Indonesia
Bound and gagged robbery at Barton’s Corners farm by three men
State Police report retired farmer Irving W. Barton 70 of Barton’s Corners, Collamer, robbed of 457 dollars in cash, jewelry, and checks after men bound and gagged him. They ripped telephone wires, fled in unknown car, and Barton freed himself two hours later seeking help.
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Irving W. Barton
Barton’s Corners
Collamer Jd
Barton
Amos May
Barton Homestead
Mace
Was Death Bomber Rebuilt Probe Asks
ROSWELL New Mexico Air Force officers opened a probe to determine if a B 29 bomber that crashed at Walker Air Force Base after a training flight had been rebuilt after recent fatal Superforts crashes. Four engines produced a fiery instant fire killing six crewmen and injuring eight with five killed at once and one dying later. Three others were seriously injured. The five survivors suffered cuts and bruises.
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Roswell
N. M
Air Force
Walker Airy Base
Truman ignores taft hartley push on coal crisis
President Truman plans no action on Southern Coal Producers Association plea to invoke Taft Hartley Act or prosecute the United Mine Workers. Aides say Lewis’s three day week keeps the case from national emergency status while Truman weighs new taxes and budget balance options for 1951. Boyle stresses party support for any tax measures.
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Key West
Fla
Truman
John L. Lewis
Joseph E. Moody
Southern Coal Producers Association
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Congress
Tosman
Bill Boyle
Miami
Boyle
Treasury
House
Ways and Means Committee
National Committee
Longstreet's Folly and the Castle in Syracuse
The tale recounts Cornelius T. Longstreet spending a fortune on a grand Syracuse castle that brings heartbreak instead of happiness. Alphzo Yates buys the property and faces disappointment in the story "Longstreet's Folly" in the American Magazine.
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Cornelius T. Longstreet
Syracuse
Alphzo Yates
Longstreet
Yates
American Magazine of Sunday
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Stockholm
By Dewitt MacKenzie
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