Westinghouse CBS to Broadcast 1952 Conventions
Westinghouse Electric Corp will spend over 3 million dollars to provide nationwide radio and television coverage of the 1952 party conventions and campaigns. The package with CBS covers the GOP convention opening July 7 and the Democratic convention opening July 21 in Chicago. A strike and other items are noted alongside conference scheduling changes.
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Westinghouse Electric Corp
CBS
Chicago
Miners vote to fund strike via $2 monthly assessment
National miners ready to contribute about three million dollars to a Lauten Mine War ners defense fund through a two dollar monthly assessment for the contract duration starting January 1. UMW District 12 chief John L. Lewis confirms the executive board approved the plan to back a potential strike next spring.
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Warners
Hugh White
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John L. Lewis
European army plan to take shape in year
Italian prime minister De Gasperi said a 43 division European army is at least a year away. After a morning gathering of foreign and finance ministers from France West Germany Italy and Benelux, a compromise proposal was discussed.
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de Gasperi
Paris
Nab Banker For Fraud Defense Eyes 1952 Auto Output
A Phoenix bank manager Nickolas D. Wasich 38 faces FBI charges of misapplying about 100000. He was released on bond and ordered to appear Jan 8 for a preliminary hearing. Industry talk centers on Ford output and defense production as 1952 plans unfold amid tool shortages and production delays.
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Nickolas D. Wusich
West Van_ Buren
Valley National Bank
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Breech
Ford
Aricular
Atito
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C. B. Wilson
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Notable Deaths and Political Snippets Across Cities
Obituary notes Mrs Janet Ayer Fairbanks 73 Chicago novelist civic leader and former Democratic national committeewoman dies in Milwaukee. Conference attendees include Walter Reuther and Bernard LaBerge among others while Tito era Yugoslavia frame recalls wartime and defense spending. A New York segment covers Tito era finance and a Miami report notes budgeting for 1952 defense. A court case details Wasich loan fraud allegations, and a deputy gun theft leads to a prison sentence in Onondaga County. The steel pay dispute looms with Wage Stabilization Board scheduled to convene early January.
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Lang says no malice toward Wanger after Beverly Hills shooting
Santa Monica actor's agent Jennings Lang states he bears no malice toward film producer Walter Wanger, charged with shooting him. Lang recall of Dec 13 incident, Wanger's alleged motive as home breaking, and notes his role as a state witness with ongoing district attorney supervision.
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Gifford Sees Churchill Ahead of Washington Visit
U S Ambassador Walter Gifford conferred briefly with Prime Minister Winston Churchill at 10 Downing Street. Churchill and Eden planned a Southampton departure tonight to sail the Queen Mary, while Gifford and James Penfield prepared to sail to the United States for talks with President Truman.
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Utica Raid uncovers 400 gallon still in vacant store
Federal agents raid a seemingly empty Utica business district store on Oriskany street and seize a 400 gallon still, about 2400 gallons of mash, 1700 pounds of sugar and 65 gallons of alcohol. It is the first still found in Utica since 1941 and agents seek the owner of the nonoperating setup.
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Golf mentor David Ogilvie remembered at Augusta Country Club
David Ogilvie, aged 72, longtime golf teacher and professional at Augusta Country Club, where he served from 190 to 1947 in Augusta, Georgia, is remembered for his skill and influence in the game.
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Rescue efforts grow for Flying Enterprise as seas rage
A North Atlantic storm snarls voyages with seven ships aiding the distressed Flying Enterprise. Noordam stood by while Dutch and French tugs raced to assist. The Enterprise hopes to transfer passengers by daylight as crews battle towering seas near Land's End.
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Land's End
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Henry Stevenson
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Wear
State Police drive to curb highway deaths sparks Dewey plan
New York Governor Dewey backed a five point safety program to expand the State Police including a traffic division. The plan seeks compulsory semi annual vehicle inspections, driver education expansion, more highway markers, and studies on insurance tied to safer driving amid rising 1951 highway fatalities.
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Onondaga Group
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State Division of Safety
Motor Vehicle Bureau
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Cease Fire Message From MX Best Wording New Rear
A terse notice reads MX Best extends cease fire wishes for the new rear. The message signals acceptance of the change in leadership or position within the organization. No further context provided.
Four Airmen Return From Captivity With Medal
The four fliers who killed fifty Reds and endured Communist captivity were awarded the Medal of Honor. Capt. David Henderson and Capt. Emory Bennett led the crew of a downed C47 during the Berlin airlift. Co-pilot Swift and T/ Sgt Duff, with radioman Elam, faced lengthy confinement before a guarded reunion in Washington. Their mission included a mercy flight to Belgrade and a dangerous daylight “milk run” serving the U.S. embassy.
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52 Car Plate Tag Is Legal Tuesday
Albany motorists are reminded that the 52 tag becomes legal at midnight Tuesday and must be affixed to the lower right corner of the rear plate. No new plates are issued to save steel, and front and rear 1951 plates must be kept for 1952. Bus and taxi registrations expire Jan 31, with buses, ambulances, school buses and private rentals due Monday. dealer and transporter registrations expire Jan 10.
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Betsy Ross Stamp Celebrates Birth’s 200th Anniversary
A debate over Betsy Ross as the designer of the first flag is noted while a stamp marking the 200th anniversary of her birth is praised. The stamp portrays the Arch street room where she reportedly labored with a committee including General George Washington, Robert Morris, and George Ross, a relative of her first husband.
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Fliers From Page r Attend to Matter Personally
Report notes that an official in Washington may have opposed a news conference arranged by Colonel Holland. Unclear reasons are given and no definitive stance from State Department officials is stated.
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