Researchers Ask to Use Stray Dogs in Experiments
In New York a medical research conference urged a law allowing euthanized stray dogs to be sent to state and federal labs, noting researchers pay 35 dollars per dog while 69,000 strays are gassed yearly. Dr Howard J Curtis of Brookhaven argued animals should have a chance, as people do, before use in experiments.
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New York
New York State Society of Medical Research
Howard J. Curtis
Brookhaven National Atomic Laboratories
Air Force expansion urged to meet 143 wing plan
The Aircraft Industries Association warned that the United States must boost aircraft production capacity beyond current goals to build the 143 wing Air Force now planned. Adm. Dewitt C. Ramsey, as association president, flagged the need in a year end summary, with some Defense Production Administration staff also hinting at broader expansion. The report notes the challenge of aligning industry output with defense needs.
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Air Force
Washington
Pentagon
Adm
Dewitt C. Ramsey
Aircraft Industries Association
Defense Production Administration
Visiting Germans Observe Life in U S Amid Border Travel
German visitors report mixed impressions after touring Vienna and the Austrian border zone with U S officials. They describe American calm, recreation emphasis, and openness, contrasting it with German life while noting ongoing cultural and educational exchanges at Wisbaden and Frankfurt. The piece includes anecdotes on American social attitudes and plans for further interviews with air force officials.
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Wiesbaden
West Germany
Air Force
Wiess Paden
Frankfurt
Germany
Fliers Held after Forced Down in Hungary?
Four American airmen on a routine supply flight in a C-47 from Erding to Belgrade disappeared and reappeared under Tass claims of violating the curtain. Hungary says a secret military court convicted them and sentenced fines or 90 days in jail as punishment.
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Erding
Germany
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Fust
Tass
Tron Curtain
United States
Prompty
Budapest
Montreal Floods Strain Suburbs Amid Ice Clearance Effort
Floods and freezing temperatures plague greater Montreal with Riviere des Prairies and Montreal North hardest hit. Over 30 families evacuated and 500 homes damaged as authorities push ice-clog clearing. Train derailment in Brazil kills 10, injures 60 near Castro Alves. Ike met De Gasperi in Paris amid SHAPE plans. Mrs Swift awaits release news as Mexico City is shaken by a four on Mercalli scale quake.
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Montreal
Riviere Des Prairies
Mexico City
Guerrero
Oaxaca
Union Springs GI Trains in Germany
Edwin H. Lewis son of Mr and Mrs Harold Lewis of Union Springs has enrolled in a one week radio operators course at the 1st Infantry Division Signal School in Darmstadt Germany. Lewis a radio man in the 38th Infantry Regiment will gain grounding in operation and maintenance of Army field radios and their equipment. He entered the Army last January and trained at Fort Dix before joining the Fighting First.
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Darmstadt
Germany
Edwin H. Lewis
Harold Lewis
UnionSprings
1St Infantry Division
Lewis
Union Springs Solder
Deaths in Stockholm New York and Toronto noted
DEATHS WILL NILSSON SKUM 73 Lapp painter and Sweden’s prominent artist in Stockholm JOHN M MCMILLIN 68 vice president Cities Service Company since 1840 and director since 1922 in New York MRS LEAH MAY MANDELSON SAMUEL wife of Dr Sigmund Samuel Toronto Ont financier and founder of CNIB in Toronto VERNON KNOWLES 51 public relations adviser to the Canadian Bankers Association formerly city editor Mui Fla Tribune, Toronto Star and Toronto Mail and Empire in Montreal
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Lapp
Sweden
Stockholm
John M. McMillin
Cities Service Company
New York
Leah May Mandelson Samuel
Sigmund Samuel
Toronto
Ont
Canadian National Institute For the Blind
Vernon Knowles
Canadian Bankers Association
Mui
Fla
Tribune
The
Toronto Star
Toronto Mail and Empire
Montreal
Bird to Manage Geneva Office
Geneva office will be headed by Bird Jan 1 as manager replacing Harold Taylor who moves to Albany as engineer. Burd a Syracuse native and Pacific veteran who served in the 25th Infantry Division and was at Pearl Harbor on December 7 1941 will lead the Geneva post after extensive overseas service.
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Stedman B. Bird
New York Telephone Company
Syracuse
Harold Taylor
Commpany
Albany
Burd
25Th Infantry
Pearl Harbor
Pacific
Heroin Peddlers Get Jail Terms
Two Schenectady men convicted of selling heroin in Utica receive prison terms. Guido, 36, was sentenced by Judge Stephen W. Brennan in Federal District Court to two four-year terms, to be served concurrently.
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Utica
Schenectady
Guido
Stephen W. Brennan
Federal District Court
Army Goods Burn Sentences Ordered in Germany Trial
Guido J Francisco, 42, was convicted by a Bremerhaven jury last Friday on two counts of fire and narcotics charges tied to supplies for U S troops in Germany and prisons. The case involved American freighter shipments and illicit consignments as the San Angelo Victory was destroyed.
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Guido
J. Francisco
Grean
Bremerhaven
Germany
San Angelo Victory
Francisco
U. S
Fulton Couple Exchanges Vows at First Methodist Church
Tibbitts and Richard E Geary of 226 Maple Ave were married Tuesday in the parsonage of First Methodist Church. The Rev. Webster D. Melcher officiated with attendants Fred and Ethelyn Geary. The bridegroom works for Mengel Co.
Joan Patterson to Wed Soldier in Geneva Announcement
Mr and Mrs Stewart HL Patterson of 23 Oak Street announce the engagement of their daughter Joan Maureen to Robert Thomas McHale son of Mr and Mrs James McHale of 8 West Street. Miss Patterson is a Geneva High School 1945 graduate and Mr McHale is a DeSales High School 1945 graduate now serving in the Army at Fort Lee Virginia.
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Geneva
Stewart HL Patterson
Oak St
Joan Maureen
Robert Thomas McHale
James McHale
West St
Enormous Korea War Casualty Estimate Raised
Washington The Army Horny estimated total enemy casualties in Korea at 1,546,868 through Dec. 17, an increase of 19,970 since Dec. 5. The tally includes 1,110,616 battle, 266,273 nonbattle casualties and 269,979 prisoners, with 37,536 of the prisoners civilians and irregulars. Also notes 109,459 United Nations casualties from early December.
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Korea
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