O'Dwyer Begins Job Hunt in Mexico After Ambassadorship
William O'Dwyer, the Irish American former New York mayor and U S ambassador to Mexico, leaves his post and begins seeking Mexican opportunities in business or industry. He hints at plans away from New York while Sidown reports of a postponed Acapulco vacation and no firm offers yet.
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Mexico City
William ,O’dwyer
Mexico
New York City
U.S
O’dwyer
New York
Pacific Coast
Acapulco
Richard Nixon
Nixons
Nixon
O'Dwyer
Kefauver
Marilyn Monroe Wins Bid For Reinhardt Manuscripts
Marilyn Monroe outbid a USC representative to acquire the late theatrical producer Max Reinhardt collection at auction. The 178 books, valued over 12,000 dollars, include first editions, rare German plays, scrapbooks, and design materials. USC librarian Lewis Steig says the collection will aid scholars worldwide. Miss Monroe will consider applications from Stanford UCLA and Harvard.
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Hollywood
Marilyn Monroe
University of Southern California
Max Reinhardt
U.S.C
Reinhardt
Marilyn
Lewis F. Steig
Steig
Two Parrots Sought in London Poison Risk Case
The BBC appealed for help from London medical authorities to locate two green parrots linked to a suspected pstittacosis outbreak. The birds, once handled by a pet shop manager who died of suspected infection, are considered potential carriers of a disease that caused a 1930 epidemic.
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London
British Broadcasting Company
Warning on taking chlorophyll may harm health
Dr. Alsoph H. Corwin of Johns Hopkins warned the New York section of the American Chemical Society that ingesting chlorophyll compounds marketed for deodorizing could be harmful in large amounts and are not effective as deodorants. He called for immediate investigation of their effects.
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New York
Alsoph H. Corwin
John Hopkins University
Corwin
American Chemical Society
William W. Hosler
Strong-Cobb & Co., Inc
Cleveland
American Chlorophyll Company
Mother of three dies of wounds in Indiana tragedy
Beth Warnell 28 mother of three died in a hospital from stab wounds suffered in her Alexandria apartment. Police held her estranged husband Kenneth Warnell in Madison County Jail on open charges after the attack witnessed by the couple's eight year old daughter. The stabbing followed a divorce suit in Madison Circuit Court and occurred while Warnell and Warnell had been separated for three months.
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Anderson
Ind
Beth Warnell
Alexandria
Kenneth
Madison County
Woman Caries 268 Watches in Corset
Dover England December six The long arm of British law seized 268 contraband watches hidden under a Paris woman Rosalie Silder s corset. Customs nabbed her as she landed en route to London from Paris. A magistrate sentenced her to one year in jail or a 5000 pound fine.
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Dover
Eng
Paris
Rosalie Silder
London
Indiana Red Men Leader Raymond McKell Dies
Greensburg Indiana Raymond McKell head of the Improved Order of Red Men state office and Indiana great sachem died in Memorial Hospital Friday He assumed the top state post in October and the funeral is scheduled for Monday
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Greensburg
Ind
Raymond McKell
Indiana
Improved Order of Red Men
Memorial Hospital
Russell joins U S Navy for training in San Diego
Clifford Leon Russell of 3041 North Fifteenth street has been accepted for service in the U.S. Navy as a high school seaman recruit. He is en route to San Diego for training and is the son of Mr and Mrs Edgar D Russell. He attended Indiana State Teachers College.
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Clifford Leon Russell
North Fifteenth Street
U.S. Navy
Seacan
San Diego
Calif
Clifford
Indiana State Teachers College
Edgar D. Russell
Hungry Thief Probe After Prowler Steals Food
Omaha police report an incident where Sidney D. Price said a burglar broke in on December 6, fried bacon and eggs, left dirty dishes, and took pantry supplies, leaving the note cupboard was bare.
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Omaha
Sidney D. Price
House Probers Oppose Magazine Censorship Now
Washington December 6 a House committee investigating obscene reading material sold on newsstands opposes censorship at this time Chairman Gathings Ark said members discussed with aides the major points for a formal report to the House They want the publishing industry to help cure the evils and will study stricter laws on transporting obscene material across state lines and postal screening The hearings ended with pleas against censorship from representatives of Mystery Writers for America Inc and the ACLU
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Washington
House
Gathings
D.-Ark
Special Committee
Mystery Writers For America, Inc
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Postal Employee Struck By Auto On Wabash Avenue
Julian S. Hicks 53, a veteran postal worker of 1008 South Nineteenth street, was struck on Thirteenth street and Wabash avenue while crossing to begin deliveries. He suffered a fractured left leg and injured right elbow. condition not serious. Driver Joseph M. Bohley 19 of 1037 North Eighth street was arrested for failure to yield to a pedestrian after turning left from Thirteenth onto Wabash.
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Julian S. Hicks
South Nineteenth Street
Thirteenth Street
Wabash Avenue
St. Anthony Hospital
Callahan
Capt
Frank Street
Joseph M. Bohley
North Eighth Street
Bohey
Thirteenth
Hicks
Military finance officers gather for week long conference
More than 100 finance officers from all armed services will convene at Fort Benjamin Harrison Finance Center in Indianapolis. Delegates from as far as Germany and Guam will discuss military pay and allowances during the week long meeting.
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Indianapolis
Armed Services
Fort Benjamin Harrison Finance Center
Germany
Guam
Industry Members Weigh Quit From Wage Stabilization Board
Washington reporters say industry members of the Wage Stabilization Board may resign today, following Chicago WSB walkouts over Truman’s coal wage decision. Archibald Cox resigned as WSB chair, Charles Killingsworth is now chairman, Meyer Ryder named public member, and Chicago industry members have submitted resignations to clear pending cases.
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Washington
Wage Stabilization Board
Chicago
WSB
Truman
John L. Lewis
Eisenhower
National Board
James Delmar
Houston
Archibald Cox
Charles C. Killingsworth
Cox
Meyer S. Ryder
Detroit
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Chicago Board
Thomas P. Whelan
Cyrus MacKinnon
Robert Ewens
Milwaukee
Hoyt P. Steele
John Meade
North Chicago
Harold Schuman
Indianapolis
Edward Miller
Melvin King
Racine
Wis
Mount San Gorgonio crash survivors spend night on icy peak
Three airmen endured a frigid night on Mt. San Gorgonio after a helicopter crash while seeking the C-47 wreckage. Maj. Andrew McVickers aided two Air Force men as a five man rescue team fought 58 mile per hour winds and ten below zero temps. March Field Air Force Base supplied supplies as efforts to land on the 11 000 foot peak continued amid bad weather and possible delayed identifications.
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San Bernadino
Calif
Mt. San Gorgonio
San Bernardino Mountains
Andrew McVickers
McVickers
Air Force
March Field Air Force Base
March Field
Tucson
Ariz
Airports Busy Across Nation In Fiscal Year End
Washington Dec 6 The Civil Aeronautics Administration reports the nations airports logged 16,673,562 landings and takeoffs in the year ending June 30, two percent above the previous year.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Administration
CAA
Chicago livestock market steady to mixed on December results
Market report from Chicago shows salable hogs around 1,500 head with barrows and gilts 10 to 15 lower and sows 25 to 50 lower. Cattle listings note high quality steers and yearlings steady to 50 higher, cows and bulls uneven, vealers up to 3 higher, stockers slow. Sheep numbers near 100 with slaughter lambs 2 to 3 lower and woolled natives down, top prices for prime and shorn lines weakening through the period.
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Chicago
Local markets poultry and produce and grain prices
Eggs current receipts 39c. Heavy breed hens 19c. Leghorn hens 15c. Cocks 13c. Wheat 2.07. Corn 70 lb ear 1.51 shell 1.53. Oat. Rye 1.75. Soybeans yellow 2.81 black and mixed 2.51.
Special Vigo County Council Meeting December 16 1952
The Vigo County Council will meet at 10 00 am in Terre Haute Indiana to consider extraordinary year end budget adjustments. Readiness for additional appropriations from the General Fund includes repairs, furniture, mileage, salaries, postage, office supplies, and multiple department requests. Also notices show birth time hearing for Robert Lee Egan in Vigo County Superior Court No 2 set for December 9 1952.
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Vigo
Vigo County
Circuit Court
Juro Superior Court
T. B
Board OF Registration
Ccec
Boes
Harrison Township
J. Acree
Indiana
Robert Lee Egan
Superior Court of
Vigo County No. 2
Howard O’laughlin
Classified Ads Reflect Local Services and Lost Items
A collage of notices from the Tribune Star listing services and personal ads. Includes opportunities for child care and home care, in memoriam, banking safety tips, TV shopping, pet loss, rug cleaning, and job openings for a salesman in the heating equipment field.
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Tribune-Star
Public Hearing on Alcohol Permits Set for Terre Haute
Vigo County Local Alcoholic Beverage Board will convene at 9 a m on December 15 1952 at the Clerk's Office Court House Terre Haute to review applications for liquor and wine permits. Names include Ralph 14718 1610 S 7th St Terre Haute Louis H Jones 14719 610 S 2nd St Terre Haute and Alice and William Wyllie 14721 transfer noted at 818 W 6th St and 818 N 6th St Terre Haute. Public invited.
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Alcoholic Beverage Board
Vigo County
Indiana
Court House
Terre Haute
Ralph
S. 7Th St
Louis H. Jones
S. 2Nd St
Terreute
Alice and
William Wyllie
Alice Wyllie
6Th St
Alice A. Wyllie
Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission
John F. Noonan
Bernard E. Doyle
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International
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Welfare Finance Corp
SEB
American Loan & Finance CO
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Hall of Honor
Vivas
Miguel Aleman
Adolfo Ruiz Cortines
Icy Mountain
Chicago Livestock
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Root’s
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Jen
Ohio
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Mitchell's
S. 13Th St
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East Side Bakery
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Singer
Singer Sewing Center
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Alice Meneely
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T. J. Bilski
Barton Ave
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F. ‘Tw. Woolworth Co
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Vigo Employment Bureau
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State Theatre
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Mother Eaton's
Nee Ae
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Tribune Star
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Liberal
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