UN panel calls talks on East West arms plans
The United Nations Political Committee voted to suspend debate and push secret talks among Britain France the Soviet Union and the United States to reconcile rival disarmament plans. A subcommittee will report by December 10 as Vishinsky agrees to join alongside Norway and others.
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Paris
United Nations
Big Four
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France
Soviet Union
United States
Andrej Y. A Vishinsky
Iroq
Pakistan
Syria
Assembly
Luis Padilla Nervo
Mexico
Tee
Norway
Vishinsky
Morti Jsing
Kremlin
U. S
Philip C. Jessuf
Neance
Jessup
Caudle Case Tax Probe Recess Declared
Washington lawmakers recessed tax hearings to Monday to review Justice Department files amid rumors of a possible fix in a New York tax fraud case. The 2 House Ways and Means subcommittee resumes its fifth day examining T Lamarr Caudle former A G tax chief. King criticized DOJ officials and sought to obtain documents relating to anonymous letters alleging a fine in the Aaron Freidus case. Caudle, fired by President Truman for outside activities, headed the tax division as the investigation centers on his conduct and links to a private investigator in New York.
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Hhouse
Justice Department
New York
House
Ways and Means
T. Lamarr Caudle
King
P Calif
McGrath
Department of Justice
Caudle
Adrian W. Dewind
Samuel Aaron
Jacob Freidus
Department
Truman
Aaron- Freidus
U. S
Irving
Confusion Lifts On Korea War Cease Fire Prospects
Washington authorities say fighting may ease but remains intense with UN artillery pressure and limited ground actions while naval and air activity could increase. Negotiators in Panmunjom resist troop withdrawals, insisting on joint inspection teams and a ban on strengthening front lines.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Korea
Beng
United Nations
Munsan
Adm. C.larner Day
Reds
Joy
Panmanjon
North Korea
Nam Il
Government Raises 1952 Farm Goals
Washington D C acting Secretary Clarence J McCormick announced spring planting goals urging farmers to raise production four percent above this year s near record yields to meet needs for meat milk and eggs by boosting livestock feed grain output and maintaining a high level of agricultural products.
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Clarence J. McCormick
Plane crash near Yoakum injures crew at Randolph Field
Eleven crewmen bailed out from a 5 23 trainer after the aircraft crashed and exploded near Yoakum early today. The pilot, a colonel, refused to identify the crew. One man suffered a sprained ankle and the others were unhurt.
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Yoakum
Tex
Randolph Field
NATO Council Spares Details Amid Reme Meeting Ties
Editorial notes from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization council meeting hint at ongoing recon and tensions. The issue teases page six and lists regular features across sections such as editorial, letters, classifieds, radio TV, and deaths.
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Reme
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Council
White House cites secret order to keep fighting until armistice
The White House quoted an unpublished document to show Eighth Army orders on Monday directed continued hostilities until the armistice is signed. Presidential Secretary Josephs defended the need for ground fighting despite press objections, saying the dispatch was designed to argue accuracy and to inform the American people. Concluded on Page 44, Column 1.
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Rey West
White House
Eighth Army
Josephs
Short
Associated A
New York
A.P
Associated Battlefront
Associated Press
Korea
Yalu Duel Claims Big Air Battle Against Red Jets
In Seoul reports, American Sabre pilots achieved the war’s largest air duel of the day, claiming 10 red planes shot down with six TU-2s and three SA-9s among the losses, while 31 F-15s engaged 16 MiG-15s near the Yalu River. The four-day total reportedly totals 18 jets destroyed, with extensive damage across multiple propeller and jet configurations.
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John Randolph
Seoul
Korea
Fifth Air Force
Manchurian
Yalu River
Jane U. S
Wherry Successor Battle Emerges In Senate GOP
Senate Republicans face a fight over Wherry’s successor as floor leader after his death from cancer and respiratory complications. Senator Grett Saltonstall acts as interim leader, with Taft and Eisenhower camps seen in looming clash. East Nebraska funeral plans noted for Pawnee City.
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Ley
Grett Saltonstall
ReMass
Saltonstall
GO. O. P
Senate
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Wherry
Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Weather Outlook Promises Mild Skies Through Weekend
The Mercury reports a warm spell with southwesterly winds bringing temperatures about 10 to 12 degrees above normal. A five day forecast expects mainly fair weather, gradual cooling by Tuesday or Wednesday, and total precipitation of 0.2 to 0.6 inches from scattered showers to rain or snow, with tonight’s low around 30 and tomorrow’s high near 54.
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Andrew
P. Keller
Sympathy Strike Ties Schenectady Plant and Teamsters
Sympathy strikes ripple through General Electric in Schenectady as 230 workers desert the shop in solidarity with teamsters at the Knolls laboratory. Construction and turbine building halted amid the walkout, tempering daily operations at the power facility.
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General Electric Company
Schenectady Works
Yein
URES
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Jon
Lars
Regents Urge Daily Prayer In Schools In Albany
New York Regents proposed opening every school day with prayer and the flag pledge. The 13 member board said Almighty God is creator and rights derive from Him. Statement approved unanimously emphasizes moral and spiritual heritage and dependence on God as security for the nation. Brooklyn district attorney weighing grand jury testimony of Mayor O’Dwyer in Abe Reless case as part of broader inquiry.
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Albany
Mt Regents
Regents
New York
America’s
William Dwyer
Abe
Kid Twist
Miles McDonald
Atttorney
O'Dwyer
Formosa Quakes Prompt Fee Reform For Vehicle Taxes
Earthquakes on Formosa southeast coast prompted scrutiny of the 1952 state registration fee. The rate, 50 cents per hundred pounds of maximum gross weight, is applied to unladen weight and used for trucks, trailers, and suburban vehicles. No casualties were reported.
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Albany
Tatpeh
Formosa
Associated Press
Ten Indicted Over Marijuana Sales in Wichita Falls Schools
A Texas grand jury indicted 10 people on 21 counts tied to marijuana sales in Wichita Falls schools. Eight adults and two high school pupils face charges. 15 arrests have been made, with five more expected to be indicted in other cities. Authorities say a man bought about $20,000 worth of marijuana using marked money within two weeks.
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Wichita Falls
Texas Grand Jury
Jour Cai Aren
Mad Trunk Murderess Winnie Ruth Judd Escapes Again
Winnie Ruth Judd, the famed trunk murderess of 1931, escaped from the State Hospital for the Insane for the fourth time last night. Convicted of killing two friends and dismembering bodies, she was once sentenced to hang but adjudged insane and confined. Hospital attendants report she climbed from a second story window about 10 30. Concluded on Page 4.
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Ariz
Winnie Ruth Judd
State Hospital
Los Angeles
Carrie B. McKinnell
Judge Pleads For Old Time Paddle Days
Sadie Truman H P recalls the old wood shed when Edward J. Hummel 17 of 140 Lyndon Sr pleads guilty to blasting seven Montgomery School windows with a BB gun. Judge Preston in Police Court orders hold for sentencing tomorrow and demands parents’ appearance. He says such acts might have been prevented by traditional discipline.
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Sadie Truman H. P
Montgomery School
Edward J. Hummel
Lyndon Sr
Preston
Hummell
Taft challenges Stassen control of Minnesota delegation
Senator Taft of Ohio accused Harold Stassen of dominating Minnesota's GOP delegation to the 1952 Republican National Convention. Taft said he has authorized Roy Dunn, Minnesota national committeeman, to campaign for Taft delegates in Minnesota.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Cincinnati
Roy E. Dunn
Three Year Old Interferes With Bingo Game Incident
Three year old Jeanette Swindell stopped three bingo games last night but failed to win. A bean used in the game lodged in her nose and doctors removed it at a hospital. Her mother Mrs Sam Swindell said they were at a bingo party at a community center when the incident occurred.
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Birmingham
Jeanette Swindell
Sam Swindell
Author Dominates Conversation With Self Praise At Gathering
An author monopolized conversation with a wad of fifty six accomplishments and, suddenly conscience stricken, apologized to a fellow guest. He offered, Let us discuss you and asked what the guest thought of his new book.
Tax stamp rush as gamblers apply in Central New York
Internal Revenue Collector Frank J. Shaughnessey reports two gamblers filed for the new Federal wagering tax stamp just before the deadline. The $50 annual stamp, reduced to $33.34 for the partial year, applies to the gambler and each employee. No Syracuse applicants named. stamps to be issued Monday or Tuesday.
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New York
Internal Revenue
Frank J. Shaughnessey
Shaughnessy
Syracuse
King Leaves Palace After Dances and Knee Injury
King Georg left Buckingham Palace with Queen Elizabeth for Windsor after dancing at Frances Dancings. The royal couple traveled to Onondaga General Hospital following a knee injury from a fall. The operation and recovery details remain unspecified.
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London
Georg
Frances Dancings
Buckingham Palace
Forge Studio
E. Genese St
Ednal
Pusan Arsenal Blast Kills Six Injures Dozens
At Pusan Korea a government arsenal explosion killed six people and injured at least 30. The blast damaged 48 homes destroyed 100 and 400 damaged in varying degrees. Civilian and military crews searched ruins for more victims as area residents and soldiers escaped unharmed.
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Pusan
Korea
U. S. Army
eTae
Sone
Wheelchair Bound Kid Heads Oakland Crime Club Burglaries
A 15 year old in a wheelchair led a juvenile crime club that allegedly committed 30 burglaries in East Oakland. Police said the suspect, Leo Young Whaley, was captured after a burglary at a policeman's home. Whaley claimed leadership and described an exceptional gang thefts set. Authorities noted injuries from a four year old accident and that the youth was confined to his wheelchair.
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Calif
Eat
Whaley
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