Hungarian Consulates in New York and Cleveland Closed by Deadline
Hungary consulates in New York and Cleveland were reported closed by midnight per a State Department deadline. In New York two men said the consulate was closed Friday night when word arrived. a spokesman said employes were not making preparations to move. The item notes unclear follow up from officials and ongoing labor tension with other unrelated notes on industry and local fires.
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State Department
Washington
Coudert Seeks 71 Billion Dollar Federal Spending Ceiling
In a move tied to the new session, Rep. Frederic R. Coudert of New York proposes a congressional cap of 71 billion dollars on federal outlays and a 60 billion dollar cap on new appropriations, following legal developments in a separate case. A prior prosecution was dropped amid a court decision.
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U.S
Washington
Frederic R. Coudert
New York Republican
House
Appropriations Committee
Plane Crash Blamed on Pilot Ignorance in Iran
Investigators blamed ignorance of technical landing procedures by the Egyptian pilot and crew for the December 22 crash in Tehran that killed two and a half dozen including Dr. Henry G. Bennett U. Point Four chief and his wife along with six other Americans. The crew reportedly failed to use beacon signals during landing.
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Pope Blesses Prisoners Amid Global Suffering
Vatican radio broadcast Pope Pius XII's blessing to more than 2,000 prisoners in communist lands and Luzon. He condemned corrupting youth and urged prayers for inmates in prisons concentration camps and refugee camps, highlighting injustices and suffering under unjust laws.
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Manila
Philippines
Luzon
Holy Father
Aly
Hungarians Say U S Planes Search Was A Fake
BudapestHungarywide the official Communist press charged yesterday that the U S Government knew the whereabouts of four American prisoners jailed by Hungary while an Allied search was conducted for their plane last November It claimed the search was a fake and accused Washington of trying to smuggle spies into Hungary The piece noted the fliers kept radio contact until landing and that the U S freed them after paying 120000 but suggested the release was mishandled and questioned the plane event
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Frankfurt
Acheson Warns of Red Threats and Asia Risks in 1952
Secretary of State Acheson warned that peace in Korea could be followed by new Communist aggression in Southeast Asia or other border areas. He outlined five danger spots including Korea, Indo China, Burma, Egypt and Tran, and urged constant vigilance. He spoke in New York at a Jewish war veterans meeting, predicting early 1952 actions on Western Europe defense, Atlantic alliance mobilization, and German integration.
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Dewey seeks billboard ban along Thruway routes
Governor Dewey plans to restrict advertising on parcels near the Thruway to protect scenic views. He says the 1952 Legislature may curb advertising on private lands tied to the cross-state highway project as part of broader controls to prevent political and economic exploitation of lands along the route.
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Europe Army Plans Still Deadlocked
Six European nations failed to resolve terms for a common Western defense plan to permit West Germany rearmament. A new meeting between January 26 and February 1 aims to produce a treaty setup for a European army under NATO command, with a split over funding and voting rules. The army would be led by General Dwight D. Eisenhower and presently fields 43 divisions across France Germany Italy and Benelux.
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Queen Mary Sets Sail After Delays and Repairs
The liner Queen Mary finally cleared Southampton three days late carrying Prime Minister Churchill and a party of 35 to America for talks with President Truman. Heavy Atlantic storms and a balky anchor caused the delay, with workers cutting through a housing plate to free a jammed anchor before the ship departed EST time.
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Miss Cheesecake of 1951 Chosen in Darmstadt
Stars and Stripes names Italian born Franca Faldini Miss Cheesecake cf. 1951. The 20 year old Rome native is in Hollywood after being selected by the U S Army daily for a recurring contest won previously by Marilyn Monroe. A light collisions report in Belgium ends with a coffee bean spill and an arrest on smuggling charges.
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Intelligence Officers Quiz Freed Fliers
ERDING Germany Air Force intelligence officers continued interrogation of American fliers released after 39 days in Communist Hungary. The men were returned to their U S airbase and closeted with officials for a detailed study of their imprisonment. Sgt Jess A Duff of Spokane was nearing completion of his testimony as Capt James Swift of Glens Falls left due to his father’s illness, with Samuel Klaus attending the sessions.
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State Department
Slayers Escape Amiens Prison On Bicycle Risk
AMIENS France Leon Meurant a self styled Russian spy condemned to the guillotine for strangling a countess escaped today from Amiens prison on a bicycle. He fled with Michel Courtin another murderer after knocking out two guards and stealing their uniforms. Police throughout France issued alerts as Meurant 39 a Belgian was convicted last October of the brutal crime. The counterfeit narrative mentions related U S court actions in Birmingham Alabama over a scrap metal price regulation case against Charles Temerson Sons and partners with damages sought and probe into other states.
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Deaths of notable figures in early 20th century
Moses H. Gulesian a 55 year old Armenian immigrant who led efforts to save the historic frigate Constitution after the Navy ordered it sunk in target practice in Boston Massachusetts Harry Miller McConnell a 7 year old reputed founder of automotive insurance and a pioneer in promoting a Latin American merchandise mart in Miami Florida and Harry Wiesenberger a 51 year old pawnbroker who claimed he helped arrest 1500 criminals and had received over 50 citations from police departments nationwide dying in New York City
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Mass
Harry Miller McConnell
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Fla
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New York City
Britain pays first 1946 loan installment to the United States
The United States collects the first due installment on the 1946 British loan of 3.75 billion dollars. The payment is nearly 39 million dollars, part of a 50 year schedule with two percent interest. Britain also owes an additional 602.899 million for World War II aid, added to the loan. Britain chose to pay the interest rather than waive it.
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Washington
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Snow Buries Houses in Cresteds Bitte Colorado
Snow piles up to 75 inches as houses vanish behind the drifts and snowplows stall amid renewed winter conditions. Residents say the storm is typical for the season and brace for continued outages and blocked roads. Senator Desmond discusses balancing peace and national interest amid partisan debates.
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Thomas C. Desmond
Newburgh Republican
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