Regents Plan for 3 Year High School Opposed in NY
The Boar d Regents proposal to shorten high school courses to three years faced strong opposition from the Public Education Association. A letter to the state education department criticized the plan as weakening manpower readiness amid national emergency. The exchange highlights concerns over adverse effects on students and educators.
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Regents
New York
The
Public Education Association
Boar of Regents
Association
William J. Wall
State Education Department
Labor and Truman era debate highlights in Congress and White House
In Washington officials and press figures debated labor policy and the handling of strikes. Representative Barden voiced caution about major changes to the Taft-Harley act, while announcing President Truman’s appointee Tosaph Short as a new press secretary. The discussion touched on nonbinding versus written no-strike pledges and the power of unions and corporations amid national defense needs.
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Washemiton
Barden
D-N.c
Elalomag
House “Labor Coenilttes
Truman
Labor
Steen Bar
Washington
Tosaph Short
White House
Baltinore Sun
Hruman
Fred M. Vinson
Charles G. Ross
America
Fecal
Atterlea
Congress
Mount Vernon
St. Paul's Church
Bartuary
Bechester
Thomas E. Dewey
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Warren R.T Austin
U. S
United Nations
The
Society of the National Shrine of the Bill of Rights
Irving Fox pleads to contempt of Congress charges
Former University of California radiation lab employee David Fox pleads to contempt of Congress. Federal Judge Edward Tammm sets trial for January 23. box indicted February 4 by a grand jury on 18 counts for refusing to answer questions from the House Un-American Activities Committee during the WWII atomic blast probe. Boston burglary report notes a home invasion where a couple was held at pistol point and valuables demanded, with victims Mortis Fos and wife May Fos and their two children asleep nearby.
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Irving
David Fox
Iradiation Laboratory
Univesity of
California
Edward v Tamm
Set
Fes
Box
House Ub-American Activities Committee
Boston
Pistol Point
Val
French Bombers Strike Cambodia Across Border
U ser France North west of Chaudoc in Cambodia near the border with China. Bombers hit Nationalist concentrations and swept about 120 miles west from Saigon base Toche. Also reports of a Tokyo bus train crash near Urawa with twelve killed and six hospitalized due to crossing gate fault. Ireland rails strike paralyzes services with only three trains running and post office rejects parcels. Santa Claus scene in Stockholm ends with Santa’s beard burning but no injuries. MacArthur directs press advisory in Tokyo to curb security misunderstandings in Korean War reporting. London hosts Bain to discuss Butlin Felmet project on Grand Bahama Island. rep declines to identify backers.
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Cambodia
Saigon
Indo-China
Chaudoc
Ceeh
China
Barbers
Toche
Urawa
Bam
Resort
London
William Bain
Grand Bahama
Deaths of notable local figures listed in Canton Alliance area notices
Cyril F. Clark 91 founder of Canton Cooperative Insurance Company Canton. Anthony Kiever 8 founder of American Federation of Musicians and other union nominees. Ben Te Sallow s 62 former publisher Alliance Times Herald Alliance Neb. James U. Allen 74 chalyiian of board St Beris Paper Company Pensacola Fla.
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Cyril F. Clark
Canton Cooperative Insurance Company
Canton
Anthony Kiever
American Federation of Musicians
ALO Mid
Kendy
James C. Pesrilo
Ale Fist
Oltige
Peaving
Ben Te Sallows
Alliance ‘Times Feral
Allance
Neb
James U. Allen
Yee Chalyiian
St Beris Paper Company
Pensxenla
Fla
Waterpower Use To Be Studied
The Water Resources Policy Commission says Niagara and St Lawrence rivers and New England streams could yield 5,000,000 kilowatts extra. A two year government study will explore harnessing the waters. Preliminary analysis finds an interconnected St Lawrence New England plan could deliver about 1,366,000 kilowatts of dependable power with further SL developments, enabling rural cooperatives to access affordable power.
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Washington U
Niagara
St. Lawrence
New England
Water Resources Policy Commission
Water Resources Commission
Ex Starlet Weds Divinity Student
Ex starlet Townsend married Louis Evans Jr a divinity student. The ceremony was conducted by Evans Sr at Hollywood Presbyterian Church. The couple honeymooned at a resort and plan to return to San Francisco where Evans attends a local seminary.
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Nownwood
UPI
Colsten
X Resort
Louis Evans, Jr
San Francisco
Evans
Louis Evans
Hollywood Presbyterian Church
Cholera Kills Hundreds Amid Divine Cure Panic
In India and Nepal hundreds have died or fallen ill as pilgrims chase a claimed divine cure. Officials report mass distribution of the medicine sparked the outbreak with about 60,000 pilgrims affected. An official committee investigates the remedy as authorities try to halt the spread of cholera.
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Orinsa Binlo
Esehera
Hai Lai
Jy Custerm
Ange
Yong Ecawherd
Nepal
Grissa
Babaj
Maseere
U S Puts Fastest Jet In Action Over Korea
An advance Korea report says the U S Sabre jet fought Mig 15s over Korea for the first time and claimed a kill. Pilot Bruce Hinton described closing with four Migs, firing bursts, and watching one go down trailing smoke. The battle lasted under five minutes with praise for the Sabre’s performance. Also reports two Hong Kong newsmen were executed by Chinese Reds, per Wah Min Fat Po.
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Welure
Korea
Aly Poree
Tia
Jjatley Li
Bruce H. Hinton
Stocktwa
Calif
Sinuiju
Hinton
Birmingham
Ale
Raymond (Paddy
Dancezok
Passaic
Paul Wo Bryvede
Lawrenceborg
Ten
Hintons
Janeenek
Tanecock
Bryce
Pilts
Jancexel
Hong Kong
Wah Min Fat Po
Canton
Ten UN prisoners freed by Communists near Yonchon
A group of ten prisoners released by North Korean forces reached United Nations lines near Yonchon, twelve miles north of the 38th parallel. The ten included three Americans, three Britons, and four South Koreans, all formerly held by the Communists.
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Seoul
Yen Amorean
Brilish
United Nations
Yoncin
Home for Holidays Atlanta Mrs Sidtai Culver Christmas At Home
Mrs Sidtai Culver, mother of five and chairwoman of the National Foundation for Juvenile Paralysis, will spend Christmas at home. She has been confined to a wheel chair since July and traveled from Springs to White Post to join her husband. Doctors say she will regain independence with time and assistive devices.
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Sidtai Culver
Basiil
Connr
Culvee
Te National Founda Iion
Ion
White Post
Mex
Culver
Alinoush
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St. Paul's, Eastchester
William S. Nichols
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Joc Wright Brown
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