Bradley to Report on Trip With Ike
General Bradley plans a report on his trip with Eisenhower including Joseph M. Dodge and J Hughes. The group discussed the Korean problem with officials who handle it. Brownell called the trip worthwhile and declined to say if recommendations were sent to Truman. The incoming attorney general will oversee a Justice Department house cleaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Joseph M. Dodge
Emmet J. Hughes
White House
New Republican
Brownell
Col Harold A Doherty Named Indiana Adjutant General
Governor-elect George N. Craig announced Col Harold A. Doherty 57 will head the Indiana National Guard as adjutant general succeeding Rob inson Hitchcock. Doherty has 32 years in the Army and long ties to Indiana including Fort Harrison and Purdue University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Harold A. Doherty
Indiana Military District
Indiana
George N. Craig
Doherty
Robinson Hitchcock
Fort Harrison
Purdue University
National Guard
Craig
Col Doherty
Col. Doherty
Indiana National Guard
Unusual Triangle Broken by Court in Wisconsin
Walter Brandt testified that his wife Minnie and her alleged brother Joseph Ruddock lived with them after their 1946 marriage. Minnie’s sister later revealed Ruddock was Minnie’s husband, not her brother, and Brandt sought annulment. Judge Loeffler found Minnie and Ruddock still married, annulling Brandt’s marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wausau
Wis
Walter Brandt
Brandt
Frank G. Loeffler
Minnie
Joseph Ruddock
Ruddock
Vesper
Death of Frances Eleanor Smith American Mother of the Year
Frances Eleanor Smith known as the American Mother of the Year in 1936 died at 69 in Hollywood California. She collapsed after a radio studio recording for a dance benefit aiding a crippled children home in Chino California where she helped run the home.
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Hollywood
Frances Eleanor Smith
Detroit Woman’s Gall Bladder Removed In Error
Mrs. Stella M was injured in an industrial accident and taken to a hospital. In the operating room Dr. Russell Lynch, waiting for another patient, removed her gall bladder and admitted the mistake while filing suit for $100,000.
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Detroit
Stella M
Russell Lynch
Lynch
Moroccan unrest and French response in Casablanca and Tunis
U N considers Morocco plea as violence surges across North Africa. In Tunis troops dispersed protesters as four youths were arrested after a baton charge. Casablanca sees arrests and a three day general strike while shops reopen under sultanate appeals. Police accuse Adelatis Ben Kad dour of murdering two Europeans.
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Tunis
North Africa
Ferhat Mached
Casablanca
Augustin Guillaume
Paris
Morocco
Adelatis Ben Kaddour
Antoine Ribes
Georges Siron
Mass fainting at Harding High labeled fad
Harding High School choir members fainted in groups up to seven while singing for service clubs. School officials call it a fad and suggest possible causes from eating beforehand to auto-suggestion. Doctors found no medical cause as the group later performed without incident.
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Warren
Harding High School
Paul A. Miller
Exchange Club
Rotary
Carl F. Scheig
Saratoga Keel Laying Set for Tuesday at New York Yard
Navy announces keel of the 60 000 ton aircraft carrier Saratoga will be laid in ceremonies Tuesday at the New York Naval Shipyard. The Forrestal class ships will be 1 040 feet long making them the largest warships. Completion expected 1955.
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Washington
Jp—Navy
Dan A. Kimball
Saratoga
New York Naval Shipyard
Navy
Forrestal
ROKs Retake Little Nori Front News
North Korean forces fall back as trucks head toward the south of Pyongyang. Allied Air Force reports four planes downed in the past week with no air battles against Red MIG15s. Sabre jets claim ten MiG-15 kills, with one probable destruction and one damaged.
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Pyongyang
North Korea
OPS Cuts Shrink Agency Staff Again
The Office of Price Stabilization announces a second round of firings reducing staff by about two thirds from last year. With a 50 percent appropriation cut, OPS will shed over 1,500 employees by January 31, leaving about 4,125. Around 1,000 field workers and 400 national office staff are expected to be terminated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
Congress
OPS
Deaths of Woodie M. Hart Former Terre Haute Resident
Woodie M. Hart 72 died at his daughter Mrs. Ruby Myers Indianapolis home at 4116 Michigan Ave. Survivors include two other daughters Delia Fleyer and H P Shirley two brothers Charles and John eight grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Body to Gillis Memory Chapel noon Sunday then funeral 2 30 Monday with Rev John Knecht officiating burial Roselawn Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodie M. Hart
Terre Haute
Ruby Myers
Michigan Ave
Indianapolis
Delia Fleyer
Detroit
Mich
H. P.shirley
Charles
California
John
Clinton
Ind
Gillis Memory Chapel
John Knecht
Roselawn Memorial Park
Mrs Ollie Jane Smith Dies at 80 in Terre Haute
Mrs Ollie Jane Smith, 80, died at St Anthony Hospital Friday night at 10 15. Survived by daughter Patricia Ingram of Terre Haute two sons Stacey and Eddie McClain also of Terre Haute two brothers Lee Burris and Elmer Burris Hutsonville Illinois. Body at Thomas Funeral Home with funeral Monday at 1 PM Rev L E Peyton officiating. Friends may call after noon Sunday. Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Jane Smith
St Anthony Hospital
Patricia Ingram
Terre Haute
Stacey
Eddie McClain
Lee Burris
Elmer Burris
Hutsonville
Ill
Thomas Funeral Home
L E. Peyton
Woodlawn
Funeral services for Charles McNely Held Sunday
Funeral services for Charles FE. Mc Nely 33 formerly of Terre Haute who died Friday will be held at the H. P. Martin Funeral Home Sunday afternoon with the Rev AL. Althaus officiating Burial will be in Grandview cemetery Memorial rites by Amico Lodge will be conducted Saturday evening at the funeral home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles FE. McNely
Terre Haute
H. P. Martin
Rev. AL. Althaus
Grandview Cemetery
Amico Lodge
Services for Mrs Mary A McCabe
Mary A McCabe died Thursday. Services held 8:30 AM Monday at P J Ryan & Sons Funeral Home with requiem mass at 9 AM at St Patrick's Church. Burial in Calvary Cemetery. Rosary 7:30 PM Sunday at Ryan Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A McCabe
P. J. Ryan & Sons
St. Patrick's Church
Calvary Cemetery
Ryan Chapel
Obituary: Mrs Mary E Smalley 84 of Marshall
Mrs Mary E Smalley aged 84 died Friday afternoon at her home in Marshall. She is survived by her daughter Vera Stevens of Marshall a sister Lena Schrader of Tuscola Illinois and brothers Frank A and Cassius M Shepard of Mt Carmel Illinois and McPherson Shepard of Crossville Illinois. The body is at Moore Funeral Home with services planned at the Wa bash Church near Allendale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Gibson
King Funeral Home
Allendale
Wabash
Mrs Anna Lutricia Wilson 89 dies at Fairbanks home
Mrs. Anna Lutricia Wilson aged 89 died Friday at the home of her daughter Mrs. Effie Dilley in Fairbanks. She was a member of Prairie Creek First Baptist Church and the Fairbanks Order of Eastern Star. Surviving are a daughter and a son Artie, two brothers, seven grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Services Sunday at 1 30 pm at Prairie Creek First Baptist Church with Rev Bert Sanders. burial in West Lawn Cemetery. Body to church from DeBaun Funeral Home in Prairie Creek at noon.
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Fairbanks
Ind
Anna Lutricia Wilson
Effie Dilley
Obituary Notice for Sebert Tibbs of Marshall Ill
Sebert Otho Tibbs aged 74 of Marshall died Friday at Union Hospital Terre Haute. Survived by four daughters Isabel Finley Los Angeles Milred McWilliams Denver Eleanor Hisserich Hollywood Patty Lou Porter Westfield Ind. three sons Ralph Tibbs Long Island Gene Tibbs William Tibbs Los Angeles. brother Herbert Marshall. Body at Marrs Funeral Home with services Sunday 2 p.m. Rev Eugene Stauffer officiating. Burial in Marshall Cemetery.
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Marshall, Il
Sebert Otho Tibbs
Marshall
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
Isabel Finley
Los Angeles
Mildred McWilliams
Denver
Eleanor Hisserich
Hollywood
Cal
Patty Lou Porter
Westfield
Ind
Ralph Tibbs
Long Island
N. Y
Gene
William Tibbs
Herbert
Marrs
Eugene Stauffer
Marshall Cemetery
Mrs Dora Sims Dies At 87 In Jasonville Ind
Mrs Dora Sims aged 87 died at her home 120 South Horace street Jasonville Friday. She left four sons Harry Frank Sims both of Jasonville Charles Sims R A 3 Linton and Edward Sims Dayton Ohio. Three daughters Hazel Thomas Lucille Curtner and Maude Sypnieuski. A sister Eliza Clark and a brother George Burroughs. Eighteen grandchildren and 26 great grandchildren survive. Funeral at McClanahan Funeral Home Monday at 1 pm with Rev Noah Beadle officiating burial in Lebanon cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasonville
Ind
Dora Sims
South Horace Street
Harry
Frank Sims
Charles Sims
R.A. 3
Linton
Edward Sims
Dayton
Ohio
Hazel Thomas
Lucille Curtner
Maude Sypnieuski
Detroit
Eliza Clark
Tragedy in Shelburn as 3 year old Ayers dies
Jacqulyn Lou Ayers, three, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ayers of Shelburn, died Friday at home. Survived by parents, two sisters Sharon and Rebecca, two brothers Richard and Bruce, and grandparents Cecil Pierce and J Parker Ayers and Mrs. Parker Ayers. Funeral services set for Sunday at the Baptist Church with burial in Little Flock cemetery after a noon home return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelburn
Ind
Scial
Jacqulyn Lou Ayers
Richard Ayers
Sharon
Rebecca
Richard
Bruce
Cecil Pierce
Parker Ayers
McHugh
Baptist Church
Little Flock Cemetery
Mrs Anne Powell 72 Dies At Home In Dugger District
Mrs Anne Powell age 72 dies at her residence 244 South Meridian street with husband Joshua and daughter Lola Scholl among survivors. She leaves two sisters, a brother in Colorado, seven grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements by McClanahan Funeral Home with services Sunday at 2 pm at the Christian Church, burial in Dugger Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasonville
Ind
Anne Powell
South Meridian Street
Joshua
Lola Scholl
Charles Pigg
Dugger
Zaring Harbaugh
Sullivan
Sylvester Abrams
Colorado
McClanahan Funeral Home
The
Christian Church
Lloyd Miller
Dugger Cemetery
Bomb drill in New York claims life amid sirens and shelters
In a New York Civil Defense drill in Manhattan and the Bronx, about 100 people fled to shelters as sirens wailed. City officials cited heavy casualties and mass destruction potential with 203000 dead and 277000 injured, urging more volunteers for extended efforts.
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Bronx
Manhattan Island
Times Square
New York
Foley Square
Lower Manhattan
City Civil Defense
Herbert R. O’brien
Crotona
Ike Expected To Arrive In New York Sunday
Ike's plane due at Travis Air Force Base late Sunday then to LaGuardia Marine Terminal around 1 pm EST completing a Korea mission begun two weeks ago. Hagerty said Ike may deliver a major statement after arrival. he may wait for New York. He relaxed in Hawaii playing golf and shooting a 93 at Kaneohe.
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Fisenhower
LaGuardia
Marine Terminal
E.S.T
Korea
National Broadcasting Company
New York
Eisenhower
James Hagerty
NBC
Hagerty
Travis Air Base
Islands
Kaneohe Station
Hawaii
Truman
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Far East
Policeman Saves Man Teetering From Window With Matches
In New York a 26 year old bartender George Veaudry threatened suicide from a 20th floor ledge. Patrolman Thomas Curry engaged in a match game, tossing matches back and forth until Veaudry finally lunged for one and Curry pulled him to safety. The man declared he was tired of people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Veaudry
Thomas Curry
Veaudry
Curry
Bleached license leads to $50 fine in Columbus
Frank Reid, 25, was fined $50 and costs by Municipal Judge Wayne Fogle for altering an operator's license after attempting to erase a March speeding entry with household bleach. Reid had later paid a $5 fine for a Dec 3 red light violation, which did not appear on the license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Frank Reid
Reid
Wayne Fogle
Price of Homes Not Coming Down
The National Association of Real Estate Boards reports home prices unlikely to fall. A survey of 245 communities shows 91 percent expect stable or higher prices for new homes in six months, with 9 percent predicting a drop. Existing home prices: about 50 percent expect stability, 10 percent higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Association
Pity for Parliamentarians Raises Pay and Hours Question
In Yeovil England Conservative MP Henry Price vented about his work hours and pay. He noted logging over 100 hours weekly with after expense pay around two shillings twenty eight cents per hour. He contrasted his plight with laborers and cleaners and described his condition as whipped and tethered to the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
House of Commons
Henry Price
Yeovil
England
Ex Nazis could enter under law
A Jewish veteran leader says a draft immigration rule would bar Communists but permit ex Nazis to enter the United States. Jesse Moss, national commander of the Jewish War Veterans, told President Truman the regulations would allow entry of former members of subversive parties not active for five years, a loophole Moss argues risks bringing in ex Nazis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jesse Moss
Jewish War Veterans
Truman
Moss
Long Vigil As Pit Is Pumped Out In Missing Children Search
Volunteers scour a 400 square mile area around a Chicago suburb for two missing children. A bloodhound points to the quarry bank while Navy divers standby and equipment worth 250000 dollars is donated. Residents endure dangerous conditions as pumps continue and rescue effort expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Navy
Locke Resignation Accepted Amid Near East Policy Change
President Truman accepted Edwin A. Locke Jr.s resignation as roving U S ambassador in the Near East with regret. Locke plans to return to Chase National Bank after Jan 5 and wind up duties before resuming work in the region amid likely shifts in U S aid policy and capital investment plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Edwin A. Locke, Jr
U.S
Near East
Locke
State Department
Chase National Bank of New York
Dean Acheson
United States
Beirut
Lebanon
Acheson
New York
Exiled Ecuadorian Denies Revolt Attempt
Ecuadorian political figure Carlos Guevara Moreno exiled in Cali Colombia denied leading a revolt against his homeland. He called the accusations a frame-up after being ousted as Guayaquil mayor and seized with alleged conspirators. Interior Minister Pen Herra said they were banished to Colombia for state security.
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Cali
Colombia
Carlos Guevara Moreno
Ecuador
Guevara Moreno
Ecuadorian
Guayaquil
Luis A. Pen-Herra
Bogota
Wholesale Prices Show Slight Drop
Government wholesale prices fell 0.4 percent in the week ended Tuesday due to declines in cattle lambs live poultry and cotton and a sharper drop in eggs and certain fruits and vegetables The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported a 2 percent fall in farm products and an index at 190.6 percent of the 1947-49 average
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Police Chief Clement Minnich Dies in Garrett
Garrett Indiana December 13 17 Police Chief Clement M Minnich 64 died Friday after a heart attack He served on the Garrett police force since 1939 and was formerly a DeKalb county deputy sheriff
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett, Ind
Clement M. Minnich
Garrett
DeKalb County
Robber Seizes $24 At New Orleans Service Station
A well dressed robber entered a New Orleans service station on Friday and took 22 dollars from the till. He then demanded the attendant Marion Malter surrender his wallet. Malter handed over the wallet and pled for mercy, mentioning Christmas. The bandit returned the wallet containing 2 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Marion Malter
Walter
Council elects Bishop William C Martin as president
At the General Assembly session the council elected Methodist Bishop William C Martin of Dallas Texas as president succeeding Episcopal Bishop Henry Knox Sherrill of Greenwich Connecticut The 59 year old southern bishop spoke on headquarters relocation and urged a midwestern step for greater western and southwestern participation He also expressed hope for closer ties with the Southern Baptists and Missouri Synod Lutheran Church not yet part of the council
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Council
William C. Martin
Dallas
Tex
Episcopal
Henry Knox Sherrill
Greenwich
Conn
The
National Council
New York
Southern Baptists
Missouri Synod
Lutheran Church
Reuther Seeks Honorable Merger With AFL CIO
Washington reports Walter Reuther pledges to push an honorable merger between the CIO and AFL, saying unity benefits the country. He cites issues including jurisdictional strikes, leadership of vested interests, and reconciling CIO industrials with AFL crafts. AFL leader George Meany cautions odds favoring merger at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Walter P. Reuther
A.F.L
American Labor Movement
Reuther
Columbia Broadcasting System
Capitol
C.I.C
C.I.0
A.F.L. Crafts
George Meany
Military Plane Output Set to Peak Next Spring
Washington reports that U S military aircraft production will surge after Korea to a monthly peak of 750 to 800 next spring, with November output at 666 and a decline to about 300 monthly by June 1956. Air Force Undersecretary Roswell Gilpatric said industry capacity is several times the planned 800 per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Air Force
Roswell Gilpatric
Gilpatric
Acheson Arrives in Paris for NATO Ministers Meeting
Secretary of State Dean Acheson lands in Paris to open NATO Ministers' Council talks. He plans discussions with British and French leaders on issues for Eisenhower administration review. Acheson hints at limited outcomes and reflects on four years of Western European defense cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
U. S
Dean Acehson
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Ministers’ Council
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Acheson
Anthony Eden
Robert Schuman
Dulles
NATO
Europe
Boy Moves Limbs After Clot Removal At Hospital
Early today the hospital released a statement on Carl Joslin's condition after surgery to remove a clot and membranes. Upon waking from anesthesia he showed movement in the previously paralyzed right arm, but doctors warned the recovery remains uncertain and will depend on multiple factors. Carl Joslin's parents, Mr and Mrs Edward Joslin, watched from outside the operating room. Joslin is a coal miner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl
Edward Joslin
Joslin
American actor Sam Byrd reveals English wife Patricia Bolam
London report says Sam Byrd known as Jeeter in Tobacco Road disclosed he married 18 year old Patricia Ann Bolam of Salcombe England eight years after meeting her when she fell at his feet during 1944 invasion maneuvers. Byrd says they wed a year and a half ago.
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London
Sam Byrd
Jeeter
Tobacco Road
South Carolina
Patricia Ann Bolam
Salcombe
England
Plymouth
Byrd
Miss Bolam
Patricia
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Mary E. Smalley
Anna Lutricia Wilfon
B. R. Beeson
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