Democrats to Stump On Fair Deal in 1952 Campaign
Government rolls back used car ceiling prices six percent from January levels with 2 percent quarterly depreciation starting Jan 1 1952 for 1940–1951 models. Region A to have lowest prices, Region C highest. 1932 prewar models exempt. President Truman outlines a three region Fair Deal campaign in a Washington press conference as Ike remains silent on European defense.
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Truman
Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Key West
Fla
Pricinz
New York State
Atrocity Report Shocks Generals In Korea
In Pusan Korea Col James M Harney chief of the war crimes section of the Eighth Army says he disclosed new figures on American prisoners because soldiers at the front should know what they face. Hanley says the story of wanton murder should have been released long ago. Generals MatthWay Van Fleet and others react as Pentagon and Army officials prepare a cautious statement for release.
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James M. Harney
Eighth Army
Pusan
Korea
Hanley
Gen
Matthway
Olio Ray
James A. van Fleet
Kort
Suniantent
Lagerkvist Wins Nobel Prize in Literature 1951
Stockholm reports Swedish author Paer Fabian Lagerkvist awarded the 1951 Nobel Prize for literature for his novel Barabbas about the criminal whose place Christ took on the cross. The ceremony was held by the Swedish Academy. later prizes in chemistry and physics were also announced.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Paer Fabian Lagerkvist
Barabbas
Lagerkvist
Swedish Academy
Univerornia
Glenn Seathors
Erwin M. McMillan
Ernest ‘Thomas Fintan Walton
Trinity College
Dublin
John Doviglas
Crockcroft
Britain
Atomic Energy Research Establishment
Harwell
Walton
Cockcroft
Cavendish Laboratory
Cambridge
University
Bon
Columa
Peron's Atom Tales Denied
A Belgian scientist who fled Argentina disputes Peron government atomic claims and says Richter was arrested and is probably dead. Belgian physicist De Rootenbecke notes Argentina’s alleged atomic program as a fabrication and mentions French and Austrian scientists in connection with the claims.
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Montevideo
INS
Genlitia
Tina
Ronald’ Richter Haseen
Pablo de Roodenbecke
Presis
Juan D.peron
Atomic ‘Laboratory
Richter
Argentina
Casi
Frederict Toliot-Catie
Toliot-Curie
Fron
Commis “World
Enna
Upo
Tespital
de. Rootenbecke
Peron
Egypt defies Britain as it pushes Suez withdrawal plan
Premier Mustapha El Mahas Pasha outlined Egypt’s hard line against British forces in the Suez Canal Zone and Sudan. He announced the government will seek arms abroad and bring in foreign experts to build land and air weapons as parliament opens. He spoke from the throne in the name of King Farouk.
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Cairo
Egypt
Britain
Suez Canal Zone
Sudan
Egypt: S
Mustapha el" Mahas Pasha
Fof Kine Farouk
Fire in Tunnel Amid War Talk Stuns New York
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a traffic halt and a gunfire related incident in Manhattan bound areas. References mention Britain preferring force, a Holland Tunnel under science, and a time near morning hours. The garbled text cites Hudson River and declared peace talks.
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York
Britain
Holland Tunnel
Hudson River
Stalin Ill Rumors Sweep Berlin Reports of Kremlin Leader Sickness
London dispatches say Berlin officials spread word that Premier Stalin is seriously ill. The Daily Graphic reports the Russian dictator has retreated to Crimea on the Black Sea coast for a long rest.
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London
Berlin
Stalin
Black Sea i
Page 30 Caption and Section Titles for Visual Sections
The fragment lists page structure with sections on Deaths Social Editorials Sports and Letters. It references a radio television topic and includes page references for each section. No coherent event or person is clearly named in the readable portion.
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Isa Ic
sTites
I Social
Mountain rescue works to recover bodies from French crash
Rescue teams in Chambon sur Lagne search the snow for the 36 aboard a Lufthansa airliner that disappeared Tuesday on a Frankfurt to Bordeaux flight. US Air Force and French soldiers battled three foot drifts to reach the wreck as engines and fuselage lay buried in the snow.
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Chambon - Sur - Lag
France
Military Sontiel
Hooscette
Air Force
Funkfurt
Bordeaux
U.S
Mont Dore
Clermont
Chambon
Page
Temperatures Fall as Cold Front Brings Rain
Widespread rain and a cold front swept through with a sharp drop in temperatures. Winds shifted from a Canada to southwest flow, bringing colder air and a pair of Arctic air surges expected to lower highs to mid fifties and lows in the forties. Rain totals near a quarter inch yesterday, with February rainfall about two inches above normal.
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Coker
Canada
Ria
Arctic
Real Pole Will Fly to Santa in Dec 10 stunt
Garson proposed dropping the pole at the North Pole with help from a newspaper woman and various groups. The plan, involving a steel cylinder and two candy cane poles, would not involve the Air Force. Fairbanks journalist Mrs. Andree Vance supported the idea.
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Air Force
Garson
North Poles
Andree ‘Vance
Fairbanks
United Nations to urge Russia on immediate disarmament talks
Paris reports indicate UN Secretary General Trygve Lie plans a direct appeal to the Soviet Union at the opening of the General Assembly. He aims to win broad support from East and West for immediate disarmament talks to prevent Yugoslavia from tipping toward conflict. Allied delegates push for a neutral group and a minimum basis for international cooperation amidst Cold War tensions.
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Paris
Trygve 3
Tata
Russia
Korea
Hussia
iMarshal Pa Med
Ies
A. Matanovsky
Soviet
Uian
Yaranovsky
Denun
Ameri American
Hus
Hipohito J. Paz
Eddel
Rain Boys Korean Fight
Rain and mud bogged down fighting near Yanggu on the eastern front as UN infantry pressed Reds toward their lines. Allied raiders west of Heartbreak Ridge killed 34 and wounded 33, with air support and weather recon planes searching for targets amid the cloudy skies.
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Seoul
Korea
U.S Eighth Army
Yanggu
United Nations
Heartbreak Ridge
Iranian Vote Held to Postpone Terms of National Election
The Lower House of Parliament voted today to postpone national elections until a later date. The move follows internal debate over timing and political priorities as lawmakers seek to stabilize the government and address urgent issues facing the nation.
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Parlia«ment
Stenographer’s job test humor turns on spelling
A.sirl.applied for a job as a stenographer and they gave her a spelling test. The light moment reflects the era’s office humor as applicants faced word challenges.
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A.sirl
Reds Modify Truce Demand In Korean Talks
In Munsan Korea Reds press for immediate cease fire aligned with a line parallel to the current front while suggesting a buffer could be fixed later. Communists insist on a halt to hostilities with a cease fire now, while negotiators from the U N side propose a more flexible approach.
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Munsan
Korea
Enderd
S. ‘Levie
S Reds
Hatile
Tavie
Lee
Song ‘Cho
Hseih Fang
Hkareane
Ship crew saved after schooner groundings near Smiths Island
Five rescued crew members from the grounded and surf battered schooner Voyages were saved early today near Smiths Island Virginia. A search continued for one missing sailor as coast guardsmen battled surf and mud. Two man subcommittees representing both sides will meet again in Panmunjom at 32 A.M. Friday for another NORPOLE debate on the buffer zone.
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Jin Panmunjom
An.norpole
Vaz
Rother
Smith's Island
Real Killjoy for School Kids at Harvard Report
A fragmented report from Harvard University foresees changes by 1960 including no weekly sessions and shortened school days. It suggests reducing or eliminating report cards as a lingering agricultural era relic and notes debate over student activities and studies.
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Hass
Harvard University
Jengiheing
Hink
City Airport Traffic High Across Regions
The Civil Aeronautics Administration released a report showing City’s four airfields handling about 2,000,000 passengers. Niagara Falls with Rochester posted strong mail tonnage, Syracuse dropped, and Buffalo, Albany, and Rochester followed in air mail totals.
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Buffalo
Syracuse
Albany
Rochaster
Census put U S population at 353 million with overseas forces
The Census Bureau reports a total U S population of 353,107,000 as of Oct 1, including overseas armed forces. The figure shows an increase of 3,975,000 since the 1950 census and is 734,000 higher than estimates. The release notes and overseas service are part of the adjusted count.
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Washington P
U.S
Wee Saat
Manlius Native Theodore J Friend Dies in Salt Springs
Edward J Friend of Salt Springs Manlius died after long illness. A native of New York City, he worked at the Continental Can Company before retirement. He was the county’s first eye donor, remembered for his service and family ties including Gertrude, Robert, and Abel. Friends and relatives gather to mourn this local figure with ties to the community and wartime service.
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Theodore
Salt Springs
Manlius
Quondaga County
Continental’ Can. Company
Ines
Epee
Eph Washengton
New York City
United States
Gertrude
Robert “A
Arandehilésen
Dean
Abel
Buffalo
Neal Friendsott
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