Times Square to be Dimes Square for January
New York city novelty as Times Square temporarily renamed Dimes Square for January to spotlight the March of Dimes 1952 campaign. Buffalo man George Kotsonis dies from burns after apartment fire in a six month West Point celebration at the academy continues after a lunch event. District officials estimate $4,500 in damages.
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Bill Boyd seeks sale of Hopalong Cassidy Enterprises
Hollywood notes report Bill Boyd known for Hopalong Cassidy plans to sell William Boyd Enterprises due to heavy taxes and expenses. His business manager said 240000 dollars remained after deductions from over 2 million gross this year. The story also covers inflation outlook and a separate mishap piece.
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Red executions and unrest amid world reports in distant notices
The dispatches recount alleged mass executions in Kwantung 1953 half year with 220 000 said killed and 50 000 given suspended sentences. kidnapping and killings across the Philippines amid Huk activity. a Moscow backed claim about US aid in Afghanistan under UN cover. Pope Pius XII greeting 38 envoys. various obituaries and notices from Willard Deere Hosford to Edward Payson Irwin and others in different cities.
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Union Calls Conference On Impending Steel Strike
Pittsburgh report says United Steelworkers of America leaders will meet to decide on a nationwide strike at midnight Dec. 32. President Philip Murray weighs options with the executive board and wage policy committee as Truman seeks wage stabilization board settlement.
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Saliva Test May Signal Ailment Says Medical Scientist
Dr Frances Krasnow presented research at the 118th AAAS meeting suggesting a saliva test could indicate developing hardening of the arteries and other illnesses. The study involved 239 human cases and aims to reveal cholesterol fluctuations that warn of potential cardiovascular risk.
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Police Probe Thirty Nazi Groups in Germany and West Berlin
Berlin and Allied authorities investigate about 30 Nazi associations ranging from a few dozen to thousands of members. West Berlin denies their existence, while private inquiries suggest many leaders are willing to talk and reveal details.
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