Airmen in Hungary face fines and possible jail terms
American airmen convicted in a surprise Hungary border violation trial face fines totaling 120000 dollars. If unpaid, a three month jail term follows. U S Legation spokesman urged optimism while awaiting official text and possible payment action. Names cited include Capt. John J. Swift, Capt. David H. Henderson, Sgt. James Elam, and T Sgt Jess Duff.
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Hungary
Legation
United States Air Force
United States
Ipnore
George ‘M. Abbott
Andor Beréi
Hoon
Abbott
State Department
Washington
John J. Swift
Fleas Falls
Syracuse
David H. Henderson
Shawnee
Mexico's Worst Fire Claims Forty Two Perished
Grieving relatives search for loved ones as survivors recount the devastating blaze in Mexico City. Officials confirm 42 deaths with widespread damage and displaced families amid ongoing rescue efforts and investigations into the tragedy.
Miner Rescued After 56-Hour Mine Entombment Near West Frankfort
In West Frankfort Illinois a 56 hour effort ends with the rescue of one miner after the nation’s worst mine disaster in 23 years. Six bodies were recovered earlier today while morgue officials prepared the fallen list as rescue operations continued.
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West Frankfort
Daime
Fichtent
Fire Drives Fifteen From Hibernians Building
A fire at Rowland Avenue and S Geddes Street forced fifteen residents from second floor apartments of a two story wooden building housing the Ancient Order Hibernians. The blaze started in a rear shed, spread through a wall, and caused heavy water damage to the first floor kitchen and meeting hall. Firemen from Engine Companies 5 20 21 and Truck 3 responded under District Chief Leo Paycheck. investigators Patrolman Sizewski and Edward O’Neill examined the scene.
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Fersons
Rowland Av
S. Geddes St
Patrick Walker
Frederick Spafford
Margaret Spat ‘Ford
Co Walker
Joe
Patricia
Jary
Jack
John
Spafford
Virginia Beltran
Robert
Robert Spafford
Fred Spafford, Jr
Alice
Leo Paycheck
Anthony Sizewski
Edward O'Neill
Grunewald Revealed as Former U S Alien Property Custodian
Washington reports a government inquiry into Henry W Grunewald known as the Dutchman. The former alien property custodian allegedly wielded vast power as special investigator for the Alterperty Office. Senator Wiley released Civil Service Commission findings stating Grunewald could represent and speak for the custodian at directors meetings of alien owned firms seized during World War I. Concludes on page column.
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Washington
Henry W
Grunetwald
Grunes Storm Center
Congo
Wiley
Wis
Civil Service Commission
Grunewald
Storkholders
St. Leq 'T. Crowery
Chicago
Murray Calls Policy Board Session in Steel Strike Crisis
President Philip Murray of the United Steelworkers summoned top policy makers to a meeting here but did not disclose its purpose. The session follows an Italian airliner crash near Milan after a foggy takeoff from New York to Rome as the steel industry faced the end of a midnight Dec 31 strike deadline and continued production pressures.
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Piltsburgi
Philip Murray
C.so. United Steelworkers
Junion
Anz
E.S.T
Milan
New York
Rome
Truman
U.S.W. Executive. Board
Exposes of Corruption and Lawlessness in High Places
A fragmentary note discusses a historical view of American frontier settlements and how outlaws were dealt with, reflecting on corruption and legal breakdown at elevated societal levels.
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Amerifrontier
Corcorans at Home for Christmas Dinner
The Corcoran family plans an old fashioned Christmas at 190 Robineau Road with Mayor Corcoran and his wife hosting nine of their children and spouses. Two turkeys weighing 20 and 16 pounds will be served. one turkey will be toasted this afternoon and the other tomorrow morning.
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Robineau
Irs
Armistice talks stall as mail exchange urged in Korean war
UN and Communist negotiators failed to advance on prisoner exchange or cease-fire policy. North Korea proposed mail exchange starting with a letter from Maj Gen William F Dean to his wife as Gen Ridgway’s HQ said mail plan was radioed to Washington for approval. About 3188 Americans in North Korean prison camps would receive proper mail addresses from Washington.
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Korea
Matthew B
Lea
Red Cross
United Nations
Geiling
Les Sang Cho
William F.dean
U.S
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U. Rear
R. E. ‘Libby
Dean
Matthew B. Ridgway
Supreme Headquarters
Tokyo
Washington
Santa Arrives in Surprise Landing at Allegheny County Airport
A parachute stunt went awry as Santa Claus descended near Allegheny County airport, tumbling to the ground after his chest pack failed. He activated an emergency chute to land safely, drawing surprised gazes from about 50 children locals say.
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Memners Air “Patrol
Santa Claus
Allegheny
Chi Naren
Father Dies in Fire While Hunting in Ithaca
Santa Van Fleet Ithaca, Hay 38, lost life early today when fire destroyed a one and a half story ranch house. Mrs Hay, wife, and two children Gale 5 and Roger escaped through a window. Walter Dean, a bakery man, cooled off after passing by the burning home. Firemen found the body in the ruins.
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Ithaca
Hay
Lan Ithaca
Deat Day
Vosepl
Ha Hheix
Gale
Roger
Walter
Dean
Seoul
Korea
James Ac-Van Feet
U. S. Ny
Pope's Christmas plea for peace over arms and hate
The pope calls for Christian unity and an antiwar stance in his 18th Christmas message. He condemns modern weapons as monstrous, urging a shift from force to peace driven by Christian magnanimity and a rejection of hate and cupidity that fuel conflict.
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Vatican City
Pius
Jong-Tun
Egins
Christmas Message From Cardinal Spellman in Korea
Cardinal Francis Spellman told U S soldiers in Korea Christmas Eve that the true meaning of Christmas lies in sacrifice and duty. He said the men in uniform long to be with loved ones yet carry prayers, pledges, and devotion from families across America to honor those who died for freedom.
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Korea
Francis
Spellman
New York
America
Infertio
Quakes Jolt Southern Philippines Islands Cities
Manila dispatch reports strong earthquakes in the south central Philippine region near Negros and Panay. There are no casualty or major property damage reports so far, with tremors felt in nearby cities including Dur magnete and Toit.
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Manila
UPA
Serit
Philippine Islands
Negros
Panay
Dur
Tand Toit
Holiday Toll Delivers Grim Christmas Across Roads
A sanitized report notes a grim Christmas toll with 277 auto deaths, 64 fires, 146 miscellaneous incidents, and 38 city accidents in the third day of the holiday period. New York State records 24 auto fatalities and seven other accidents as traffic projections warn of higher danger.
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New ‘York
National Safety Council
Note of Appreciation to Newsboys Charity Support
Fragmentary note expresses gratitude for assistance to newsboys and a charity drive. Reads as a recognition from a group or individual praising support and generosity, with odd spellings suggesting OCR errors. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable.
Canadian Plane Incident Hint Tighter Cold Spell
Fragmentary note suggests a Canadian aircraft incident or report with expectations of much colder conditions. Mentions a forecast drop possibly six percent and references a near zero or very cold reading. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Canada
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