UN Cease Fire Appeal Reiterated for Korea Talks
The United Nations urged China’s Communist government to halt fighting in Korea to enable Far Eastern talks. A three man UN Cease Fire Committee added that a pending Asian proposal would gain UN consideration if hostilities paused. Peiping offered no reply and the Chinese delegate left for home after pressing demands.
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Ute
Peiging
Korea
United States
China
Formosa
Wal Hsiu-chuan
U.S
Peiping
Robeson Meeting Ban Is Upheld
A New York State Supreme Court justice ruled that a Bronx hotel could cancel a meeting where Paul Robeson was to receive a peace award. The American Labor Party moved the event to another hall after the hotel cancellation. Robeson had been slated to receive the award from the World Peace Congress in Warsaw via a bronze plaque.
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Supreme Court
Bronx
Paul Robeson
American Labor Party
Sponse
Samuel Dickstein
Concourse Plate
Warsaw
Robeson
Lost in Fog Birds Fly Down Chimneys
Dozens of starlings entere d homes in Ashford England during heavy fog last night. Birds flew down chimneys and perched on Christmas tree branches as Mrs. Margaret Sellers chased them from rooms, remarking the family cat had a nervous breakdown.
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Ashford, Eng
Margaret Sellers
Death Fear Grows in Philadelphia as Phantom Sniper Strikes
Panic spreads through Philadelphia as a lone sniper terrorizes the city, wounding George Haller in North Philadelphia and fatally shooting Mrs. Claire Cohen in Oak Lane last weekend. Richard C. Lavery is critically injured in South Philadelphia, and residents fear a second gunman. Police seize 60 amati-bave weapons for ballistic tests while VFW volunteers offer assistance as streets grow empty and shoppers stay indoors at night.
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Philadelphia
Oak Lane
Claire Cohen
Richard C. Lavery
Montgomery County
Veterans of Foreign Wars
J. Howard Berry
VFW
Philadelphia Council
Berry
Samuel H. Rosenberg
Cohen
Haller
Ballistics
Hore
Nepal Reforms Planned After Indian Suggestion
Prime Minister Nehru indicated Nepal will launch constitutional reforms by month end. He supported returning exiled King Tribhuvan and establishing a popular government, while opposing a Rana-led power shift. An interim Rana-backed government with popular representatives would precede an elected assembly and constitution. Violent revolt against Maharajah Malun Shamsher continues. Tribhuvan seeks refuge in India as the regime reshapes leadership.
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India
Jawaharlal Nehru
Nepal
Nehrut
Ribhicana
Ehru
Rana
Nehra
Nehru
Himalayan
Maharajah Malun Shamsher
Tribhuvane
Thugs Take $360 And Return $25
Two holdup men robbed Joseph Cosgrove on a dark New York street, taking $360 from his wallet. One thief then returned the wallet with $25 and quipped a Christmas present. The incident occurred early today according to AUP report.
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New York
Joseph Cosgrove
Coosgrove
Cosgrove
King Greets Envoy at Buckingham Palace Ceremony
Walter St Gifford rode to Buckingham Palace to present credentials as U S ambassador to the court. King George VI welcomed the envoy at noon while reports note other detainees including Robert Vogeler and a Budapest prisoner remain confined. A Malian citizen cited by an observer says another inmate was released weeks earlier and a Telegraph official faces a long sabotage related prison term.
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Walter St. Gifford
New York
Buckingham Palace
Today Broadcasting Company
Robert
U.S
Wale Weisbecker
Voxuley
International ‘Telephone and ‘Telegraph Co
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