Red Cross Team Leaves for Korea
Geneva Switzerland reports that five senior officials of the International Red Cross Committee including a medical officer left for Korea to handle issues arising from prisoner of war exchanges under Geneva convention rules. The Swiss staffed body will deal with POW lists as they relate to the Communist and United Nations exchanges.
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Dutch Pioneers Arrive in New York for Alabama Settlement
Thirty five modern Dutch pioneers arrive in New York to establish homes in Alabama. Nine families and bachelors plan to settle abandoned farmland sponsored by Donald Comer of Avondale Mills, which controls 2680 acres for the project. Reverend W Engelbert M Egs link leads the group while expressing mixed feelings about leaving Holland.
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M. Egslink
Holland
Truce talks discuss prisoner exchanges and staffing plans
Allied negotiators at Panmunjom said talks focus on policing an armistice and prisoner exchange. A staff officers session led by Air Force Col. Don Darrow and Col. Andrew equitat will meet Friday, with no clear decision on prisoner exchange debate. Uncertainty remains over airfield bans and force rotations as plans to move prisoners to Japan and through Korea proceed.
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Temperature readings across cities on a chilly spell
The report lists temperatures in multiple cities including Valentine Nebraska with 10, Denver 2, Dodge City 10 above, Minneapolis 16, New York 19, Chicago 26. It notes Chicago could dip near zero tonight with a low around five above Friday.
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Trapper Threatens Bounty Bank Near Franklin County
Saranac Lake report notes Larry Zook warns of breaking Franklin Bounty’s bank over trapping. Paul Smiths woodman earned 385 dollars yesterday from 14 bobcats and a so called wolf. State Conservation Department says no wolves in Adirondacks, wolves being coyotes and wild dogs.
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Diamond Seizing Kidnappers Fail in Providence
Police hunt two bandits who abducted two men at Union Station in Providence, aiming to steal $20,000 in diamonds. Diamond broker Joseph Feuerstein, 61, of Brooklyn, and Will iam Kinnes of Edgewood, B.L., were forced into a car as the suspects fled, but the car swerved, allowing an escape.
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Hockey Is Out For Supervisors
Jefferson County board of supervisors restricts member attendance for hockey games. A resolution requires an acceptable excuse or a $10 fine for each absence. With heavy snow, lack of transportation is accepted as a valid excuse.
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Negotiators Eye Buffer Zone If Armistice Succeeds
Fragments indicate talks push for a 2 1/2 mile buffer across Korea. November 27 accord sets 30 day deadline for a signed armistice and warns of renewal or redraw of lines before a truce.
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Korea
Veteran to Get Home as Present
Pontiac residents and unions provide a $17,500 furnished home as a Christmas gift for Dale Palm, a 2 year Pacific veteran blinded in a tavern shooting two years earlier. Palm and his wife and two children will move into the home, funded by community support after the 30 year old former Marine’s injury from the 194? incident.
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Leatherneck
Pope to greet Cardinals Monday at Christmas message
Vatican reports indicate Pope Pius XI will receive the College of Cardinals on Monday for traditional Christmas greetings. The exchange may signal a forthcoming consistory to fill 21 vacancies, with one likely in early spring. the greeting will be broadcast worldwide.
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Wanger Shooting Witnesses Questioned by Authorities
Two mystery witnesses in the Walter Wanger Joan Bennett shooting case were questioned by Beverly Hills authorities. District Attorney S Ernest Roll said a man and a woman in a car in a Beverly Hills parking lot witnessed Wanger shoot Lang in the groin after arguments with Bennett. They corroborated a parking lot attendant and heard Bennett shout before the shots.
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Adolph Alexander
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