Wage Stabilization Board resumes work amid industry boycott
The Wage Stabilization Board ends a 10 day wage freeze and restarts with four public members empowered to handle about 12,000 cases. Economic Stabilizer Putnam signs orders delegating authority as labor members shift to advisory roles. Union leaders warn of strikes if big settlements delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roger L. Putnam
Putnam
Truman
National Association of Manufacturers and
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Alleged Disturber Held by Police in Hotel Disturbance
Claude A. Henderson a 37 year old of Indianapolis was jailed on a vagrancy charge after a disturbance at the Sandison Hotel 518 North Ninth street while seeking his estranged wife Imogene Kramer Henderson 27 operator of a rooming house 522 North Ninth street. Detective Charles Koll said Hendersons car was licensed to another vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude A. Henderson
Indianapolis
Sandison Hotel
North Ninth Street
Henderson
Imogene Kramer Henderson
Joan Lee
Charles Koll
Home Burglary Reported at Vernon Lark Residence
The Vernon Lark home at 152 North Thirty-seventh street was broken into between 7 p.m. and midnight Saturday. A locked west door was forced, a .38 caliber German rifle and $6 to $8 in silver were stolen, and closets and drawers were ransacked while the family was away. Deputy Sheriffs McKinney and Bailey investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Lark
North Thirty-seventh Street
McKinney and Bailey
Deaths Mrs Harriet Louella Page 60
Mrs Harriet Louella Page 60 died at 9 Sunday morning at her home in Youngstown Friends note her membership in the Pimento Order of Eastern Star Royal Neighbors Club Terre Haute and the Frisco Illinois Baptist Church She is survived by Archie her husband two sons Daniel Page Seattle and Frank Page Vineland N Y two daughters Margaret Bates Terre Haute R A 3 and Lillian Dalgarn Terre Haute two sisters Lillie King and Carrie Newton two brothers Cyrus and Herbert Learned and four grandchildren The body goes to DeBaun Funeral Home Terre Haute for services Tuesday at 2 30 p m The remains will be moved to West Frankfort Illinois Wednesday morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Louella Page
Youngstown
Pimento Order of Eastern Star
Royal Neighbors Club
Terre Haute
The
Baptist Church
Frisco
Ill
Archie
Daniel Page
Seattle
Frank Page
Vineland
N. Y
Margaret Bates
Lillian Dalgarn
Funeral services for Mrs Mary E John
Funeral services for Mary E John aged 53 will be held at 11 o clock Wednesday at H P Martin Funeral Home with Rev Arthur S Dodgson officiating She was a graduate of Indiana State Teachers College and Columbia University A member of Gamma Gamma sorority and the First Baptist Church She taught in Linton Elnora and Newark N J Survivors include husband Evan a son Byron John Terre Haute a daughter Mrs Gwendolyn Mast Indianapolis and her parents Professor and Mrs Merit Laubach Terre Haute Friends may call after 7 o clock Monday Burial will be in Roselawn Memorial Park
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. John
South
H. P. Martin
Arthur S. Dodgson
John
Indiana State Teachers College
Columbia University
Gamma Gamma
Indiana State
First Baptist Church
Linton
Elnora
Newark
N. J
Evan
Byron John
Terre Haute
Gwendolyn Mast
Indianapolis
Merit Laubach
Roselawn Memorial Park
Funeral Services for Ben H Monroe in Kokomo
Funeral services for Ben H. Monroe aged 60 and formerly of Terre Haute will be held at Ellers Funeral Home Kokomo on Wednesday afternoon. Surviving are widow Agnes son Harold of Kokomo daughter Eva May of Los Angeles brothers Jessie Monroe and Harvey D Monroe sister Sara Monroe of Terre Haute one grandson and several nieces and nephews. Burial will follow in Kokomo cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben H. Monroe
Terre Haute
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Kokomo
Ellers
Agnes
Harold
Eva May
Los Angeles
Calif
Jessie. Monroe
Harvey D. Monroe
Sara Monroe
Mrs Elizabeth Hinish 76 Died At Union Hospital
Elizabeth Hinish aged 76 of 1468 South Eleventh Street died at 11 45 PM Sunday at Union Hospital. Survived by daughter Mrs Elmina Henske Terre Haute four brothers Harrison Sherman Raymond and David Way three sisters Mrs Ava Runon Mrs Ora Swarty and Mrs Ethel Raup three grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Body to Gillis Memory Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Hinish
South Eleventh Street
Union Hospital
Elmina Henske
Terre Haute
Harrison
Sherman
Raymond
David Way
Ava Runon
Ora Swarty
Ethel Raup
Gillis Memory Chapel
Mrs Dora Mae Setty Victim in Terre Haute Death
Mrs Dora Mae Setty age 21 of 931 North Thirteenth street died at St An thony Hospital at 10 45 Sunday night Survived by husband Raymond J two sons Andrew and Raymond J Jr parents Mr and Mrs Raymond Schoffstall sister Mrs Betty McKenzie brother Edward Schoffstall and step brother Billie Wiles all of Terre Haute Body taken to Gillis Memory Chapel funeral set for 1 30 p m Wednesday Captain William Daniels officiating burial in Highland Lawn cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Mae Setty
North Thirteenth Street
St. Anthony Hospital
Raymond J
Andrew
Raymond J. Jr
Raymond Schoffstall
Betty McKenzie
Edward Schoffstall
Billie Wiles
Terre Haute
Gillis Memory Chapel
William Daniels
Highland Lawn Cemetery
Services for Mrs Belle Mayback
Services for Mrs Belle Mayback formerly of Terre Haute who died Saturday in Paris Illinois will be held Tuesday at 8:30 am at Callahan Funeral Home with a requiem mass at St Patrick's Church Burial will follow in Calvary Cemetery The rosary will be recited at 8 pm tonight at Callartan Chapel She was a member of the Terre Haute Chapter of Daughters of Isabella and the Living Rosary Society of St Pauls Church in Danville Illinois
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Belle Mayback
Terre Haute
Paris
Ill
Callahan Funeral Home
St. Patrick's Church
Calvary Cemetery
Callartan Chapel
Mayback
Daughters of Isabella
Living Rosary Society
St. Paul's Church
Danville
Mrs Sturm 80 Dies. Rites Tuesday at Gillis Chapel
Mrs Carrie Mae Sturm age 80 of 788 Lafayette Avenue died early Sunday at St Anthony's Hospital. Survived by husband Louis sister Mrs Elizabeth Jackson of Farmersburg and several nieces and nephews. Body to Gillis Memory Chapel for services at 2 PM Tuesday. Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Carrie Mae Sturm
Lafayette Avenue
St. Anthony's Hospital
Louis
Elizabeth Jackson
Farmersburg
Gillis Memory Chapel
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mrs Bertha Schultz 66 Dies in Indiana Hospital
Mrs Bertha Ann Schultz 66 of 321 North Chicago Avenue Brazil Indiana died Saturday morning at Robert Long Hospital Indianapolis She was a Nazarene Church member Surviving husband Fred J a son Wayne Crafton three daughters Mrs Okie Roeschlein Mrs Lucille Loy and Mrs Doris Spence all of Brazil a stepson Fred J Schultz Jr of Brazil a step daughter Mrs Isabelle Cooper of Utah two brothers Jesse and Alva Frye Terre Haute two sisters Mrs Lula Burkhart and Mrs Etta Overton Terre Haute 13 grandchildren and two great grandchildren Body to Miller Sons Funeral Home Friends may call after 4 PM Monday Services 2 PM Tuesday at Nazarene Church Reverend Buford Blair officiating Burial Cottage Hill Cemetery Body to church
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Brazil
Ind
Bertha Ann Schultz
Chicago Avenue
Robert Long
Indianapolis
The
Nazarene Church
Fred J
Wayne Crafton
Okie Roeschlein
Lucille Loy
Doris Spence
Fred J. Schultz, Jr
Isabelle Cooper
Utah
Jesse
Alva Frye
Terre Haute
Lula Burkhart
Etta Overton
Miller & Sons
Buford Blair
Cottage Hill
Henry Sneddon dies at 80 in Brazil Indiana
Henry Sneddon 80 of 640 East Pinckley street Brazil Indiana died at noon Sunday at Clay County Hospital He was a Presbyterian Church leader deacon Sunday School secretary and a member of Lodge No 215 O E N Funeral services are at 2 pm Wednesday at Miller & Sons Funeral Home with Rev Marcus Kendal and Odd Fellows memorial rites Burial in Cottage Hill Cemetery Friends may call after 4 pm Tuesday at the funeral home
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Brazil
Ind
Henry Sneddon
East Pinckley Street
Clay County Hospital
Presbyterian Church
William F. Sneddon
Robert M Sneddon
Cleveland
Miller & Sons
Marcus Kendal
Odd Fellows Lodge
Cottage Hill Cemetery
Infant Jackie Keller Died in Clay County Hospital
Jackie Lane Keller seven month old son of Mr and Mrs John Keller died at 6 50 Sunday morning at Clay County Hospital in Brazil Indiana Surviving are parents two brothers Johnnie Lee and Bobby Dean grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Keller Jasonville and Mr and Mrs Fred Bolinger Crane two great grandfathers Claud Steele and Jake Dalgren both of Jasonville The body was taken to McClanahan Funeral Home and will be taken to the residence Monday morning Services will be held Tuesday at 1 30pm at the Assembly of God Church Rev Zella Anthony officiating Burial will be in Peavy Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasonville
Ind
Jackie Lane Keller
John Keller
Clay County
Brazil
Johnnie Lee
Bobby Dean
Charles Keller
Fred Bolinger
Crane
Claud Steele
Jake Dalgren
McClanahan Funeral Home
Assembly of God Church
Zella Anthony
Peavey Cemetery
Mrs Anna Abernathy Died In Indiana at 66
Mrs Anna Long Abernathy 66 died at Union Hospital in Rosedale Ind at 8 40 Sunday evening Survived by two daughters Vivenna and Della Frances one son Carl six sisters and one brother six grandchildren and four great grandchildren Funeral held at Cox and Williams Funeral Home with services at Coopers Chapel near Covington at 1 oclock Wednesday afternoon Rev Ralph Gwinn officiating Burial in Coopers Chapel cemetery
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Rosedale
Ind
Anna Long Abernathy
Union Hospital
Vivenna Abernathy
Della Frances
Prairieton
Carl
Vivian Ratcliffe
Williamsport
Mae Kennedy
West Lebanon
Mable Rousch
Indianapolis
Della Wilhite
Veedersburg
Grace Long
Covington
Charles Long
Attica
Cox and Williams Funeral Home
Coopers Chapel
Ralph Gwinn
Coopers Chapel Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Ravenna Stanley in Paris
Funeral services for 69 year old Mrs Ravenna Stanley will be held Monday at 2 PM at Blume Funeral Home with burial in Edgar cemetery. Surviving are husband George P. and children John A Stanley Paris George F Stanley Tucson Elwood Julia E Martin sister Elizabeth Black Paris.
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Paris
Ravenna Stanley
Blume Funeral Home
Edgar Cemetery
George P
John A. Stanley
George F. Stanley
Tuscon, Ariz
Julia E. Martin
Elwood
Ill
Elizabeth Black
Mrs Brenes Brown Hampton Dies in Vermillion County
Mrs Brenes Brown Hampton 78 of Crawfordsville died at 8 10 am Monday at Vermillion County Hospital while visiting a niece Mrs Paul Ricketts 435 North Street The survivor list includes sister Mrs Gyneth Bennett of Danville Ind and brother John Brown of Rockville The body was taken to the First Funeral Home
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Clinton
Ind
Brenes Brown Hampton
Crawfordsville
Paul Ricketts
North Street
Vermillion County Hospital
Guyneth Bennett
Danville
John Brown
Rockville
Ome
Mrs Lena Hughes 57 Dies In Clark Center Ill
Mrs Lena G Hughes age 57 dies at 3 15 Sunday afternoon at her Clark Center home Marshall Illinois special report Surviving husband Miles A two daughters Norma Ruth Cameron Toledo Ohio Sara Sue Hughes at home father George Mann Obiong Ill sister Grace McGee Obiong The body to Marrs Funeral Home services at 1 pm Tuesday Rev John Theaskee officiating burial Robinson New cemetery
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John Theaskee
Robinson New Cemetery
Funeral rites for Mrs Emma A Clouse in Rockville
Funeral services for Mrs Emma A Clouse age 50 who died Saturday will be at 10 30 Tuesday morning at Barnes Mortuary Rockville. Burial follows at Clear Run Cemetery.
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Rosedale
Ind
Emma A. Clouse
Barnes Mortuary
Rockville
Clear Run Cemetery
Funeral services for Walter Buster Larew
Walter Buster Larew aged 80 died Saturday. Funeral services set for 1:30 Tuesday at the residence with Rev. George Jewell officiating. Burial in Mt. Pleasant cemetery. Body returned to the residence Sunday from the Wood Funeral Home.
Funeral services for Mrs Ona Gallatin
Martinsville Illinois December 15 funeral services for Mrs Ona Gallatin 84 who died Saturday will be at 1 30 PM Tuesday at Greenwell Funeral Home Burial will be in Baird cemetery.
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Martinsville
Ill
Ona Gallatin
Greenwell Funeral Home
Baird Cemetery
Funeral Wednesday for Dr Gardner
Funeral services for Dr. Ray mond Gardner 49 a Terre Haute native and Johns Hopkins researcher will be held Wednesday afternoon at Warren Funeral Home Chestertown Md He is survived by his wife Ethel and brother Francis Gardner of Terre Haute Burial will be in Chestertown Md
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Raymond Gardner
Terre Haute
Fred Gardner
Mapleave
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Warren Funeral Home
Chestertown
the Laboratory High School
Indiana State Teachers College
Johns Hopkins University
Ethel
Francis Gardner
Motorist Arrested After Two Car Crash
John Hap aged 61 of 614 South Sixteenth Street was arrested for driving without a license after his car collided with a truck driven by James Walker age 27 of 626 Linden Street. Walker’s vehicle slid into Opal Carts age 42 of Hymera’s machine. Officers Mills and Katz investigated the incident at Ninth and Oak streets on Monday.
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John Hap
South Sixteenth Street
Ninth and
Oak Streets
Mills and Katz
Hap
South Ninth Street
James E. Walker
Linden Street
Walker
Hymera
De Gasperi urges NATO to wage united anti Communist propaganda
Italian Premier Alcide De Gasperi called NATO ministers in Paris to launch a common propaganda campaign against the Communists. He argued free nations should express and share their ideas. The meeting also faced a 428 million dollar European military build plan and a new Mediterranean naval command.
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Paris
Alcide de Gasperi
Italy
Atlantic Alliance
Russia
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
de Gasperi
Ole Bjorn Kraft
NATO
Europe
Mediterranean
North Atlantic Council of Foreign, Finance and Defense Ministers
Robert Barnes
Council
SHAPE
Quarry Drama Near Climax In Watery Search For Children
Water pumped from a 45 foot deep old quarry near Chicago had dropped to six to eight feet as hundreds watched. Marshall Erb led the operation with Navy Coast Guard and local police assisting to determine if missing children are in the quarry amid hopeful families and a crowded scene.
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Dupage River
Marshall Erb
U.S. Navy
Coast Guard
Otterpohl
Chicago
Illinois Police Reserve
Mary Petersen
Drivers fined in city court actions
Fenton Phelps 17 paid 20 dollars in city court after pleading guilty to reckless driving. Rex Sutton 19 from Clay City fined 18.50 for stop sign and red light violations. Conrad Youngblood 49 and Lawrence Mahaney 47, both of Fort Wayne area addresses, fined 20 dollars each for intoxication. Joseph Wyman 35 of Sullivan fined 11.75 for speeding. Robert Lindsey 22 of Farmersburg fined 2.75 for running a red flasher light.
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Fenton Phelps
Edward S. Everett
Phelps
Hulman Street
Prairieton Road
South Second Street
Rex L. Sutton
Clay City
Sutton
Lockport Road
Second Street
Washington Avenue
Conrad Youngblood
North Fifth Street
Lawrence Mahaney
Elm Street
Joseph A. Wyman
Sullivan
Robert A. Lindsey
Farmersburg
Funeral for Crash Victim Jerry Delph Set for Wednesday
Funeral services are planned for Jerry M. Delph 27 of Dugger at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Church of Christ in Dugger with burial in Clayborn Cemetery. Delph died from a broken neck after a head on collision on Indiana Highway 67 near Bicknell. He worked at Crane Naval Ammunition Depot and was a World War II veteran. Survived by his parents and four brothers, the body to be moved from Newkirk Funeral Home to Dugger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bicknell
Ind
Jerry M. Delph
Indiana Highway 67
Here
Dugger Church of Christ
Clayborn
Loren E. Edmondson
Elnora
Wilbur D. Spies
Newberry
Good Samaritan Hospital
Vincennes
Paul Strate
Freelandville
Delph
Dugger
Naval
Crane
Army Servce
Dugger American Legion Post
Andrew Delph
Charles
Oscar
Carl Delph
Gilbert Delph
Linton
Newkirk
Pleasantville
Aid Applicant Admits Car Theft in Illinois
Mrs. Sarah Pecks 38 of Macy Indiana admitted to police she stole the car she was driving with four of her nine children on U.S. 460 north of Carmi Illinois. She claimed aid denial in Indiana prompted the theft while her husband previously faced a penal farm sentence. The group, aged 10 months to 10 years, were held at a hotel as authorities investigated.
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Carmi
Ill
Indiana
Sarah Pecks
Macy
Ind
U.S. 460
Here
Ben Beeler
National Archives Displays Historic Documents Shrine
The Constitution and the Declaration were moved under military escort from the Library of Congress to the Archives Building. The Bill of Rights was moved from the State Department in 1938. The shrine sits in the Exhibitions Hall with a lowered altar-like shelf for safekeeping, tracing a long custody of treasured national documents.
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Archives
Library of Congress
Library
Fort Knox
Department of State
Divorce Requests Set Amid Cruelty Allegations
In Superior Court No 2 Ethel Eyler petitions for divorce from Richard G Eyler of 1331 South Fifth Street citing cruel and inhuman treatment. They married June 6 1945 separated Dec 12 1952 with sought restoration of her former name Scifres and property rights adjustment. Margie Wagle of 316 North Thirteenth seeks a three year separation from Delbert Wagle with custody of a minor child support and title to household goods. They married July 28 1950 separated Dec 12 1952 amid constant strife.
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Superior Court No
Ethel Eyler
Richard G. Eyler
South Fifth Street
Plantiff
Scifres
Margie Wagle
North Thirteenth
Delbert Wagle
Gruner to Speak to Terre Haute Chemical Society
Frederick R. Gruner of Allis Chalmers will be principal speaker at the Terre Haute Chapter American Chemical Society meeting. His address is titled Recent Developments in Atomic Energy. The seminar room in the Commercial Solvents building hosts the event, announced by B. J. Quinn of Pfizer Company local plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick R. Gruner
Allis- Chalmers Company
Terre Haute
American Chemical Society
Commercial Solvents Corporation
B. J. Quinn
Charles Pfizer Company
Chemical Society
China Rejects Peace Plan Amid Korean War Dispute
China rejected a UN peace plan dated December 14 demanding a truce based on the Korean truce draft and proposed a Korean Problem Commission to guide a peaceful solution. Chou Enlai denounced the UN actions as illegal and void, accusing the Western nations of excluding China and North Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korean Problem Commission
Red Cross
U.N
V. K. Krishna Menon
China
Korea
Red China
North Korea
Chou
Suspect Faces Forgery Charge Over $175 Check
Robert Merlin Foltz 26 of Terre Haute charged with forgery in Vigo Circuit Court after attempting to pass a $175 check drawn on Indiana State Bank and signed Robert Foster. Bond set at $2,000. pauper oath taken. arraignment fixed for Dec 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf Clothing
Robert Merlin Foltz
Vigo
Foltz
Terre Haute
Chicago
Indiana State Bank
Robert Foster
Herbert R. Criss
James F. Harper
William Robert Long
South Fifteenth Street
Raymond Miller Produce Company
Harper
Long
Lewis D. Devellen
North Fourth Street
Curtis Williams Jr
Gilbert Avenue
Criss
Permit Renewals Up Before Vigo County Board
Three package stores sought renewals of liquor and wine dealer permits before the Vigo County Alcoholic Beverage Board. Ralph Utz asked for a liquor and wine dealers permit at 1610 South Seventh Street. Louis H. Jones requested a liquor and wine dealer permit at 610 South Second Street. Alice A. Wyllie sought a renewal and transfer of her establishment at 818 North Sixth Street to Alice and William Wyllie. The local board found no objections and sent petitions to the Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission for final approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vigo County Alcoholic Beverage Board
Ralph Utz
South Seventh Street
Louis H. Jones
South Second Street
Allice A. Wyllie
North Sixth Street
Allice
William Wyllie
Wade Dickey
J. Ernest Zwerner
Robert McPeak
George Granholt
Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Suspect Held After Depot Burglary Admit by Mason
James C. Mason of Evansville, 18, confessed to burglarizing the Union Depot office of the Pennsylvania Railroad claim agent on Nov 28. Police say he also admitted a similar offense in Philadelphia. Officers found blank checks and a false face on him. the items came from the railroad terminal. He waived extradition and will be sent east for prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Mason
Evansville
Union
Pennsylvania Railroad
Frank Riddle
Mason
Huerta Tribble
Philadelphia
Eisenhower upbeat on Korea war despite reporting limits
General Eisenhower voiced cautious optimism that a satisfactory Korea peace can be speeded with common sense and patience. He said some battlefield topics cannot be publicly discussed and pledged no further statements on Korea after returning to New York with Dulles noting policy was “made at sea.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Eisenhower
Helena
Wake Island
Honolulu
New York
Treasury Department
H. Chapman Rose
Cleveland
the Treasury
George W. Humphrey
Rose
Jones, Day, Cockley and Reavis
W. Randolph Burgess
Hastings-on-Hudson
N.Y
National City Bank of New York
Marion B. Folsom
Rochester
Folsom
East German purge seen as food shortages deepen crackdown
East German officials warn of shortages in food and raw materials and hint at trials for Hamann, Albrecht and others. They promise merciless action to fix supply gaps, purge suspected private holdings, and push toward a fully socialist state amid Cold War tensions. The Slansky Czech trial echoes into the Soviet Zone, with calls to unmask Western agents and possibly oust Eisler from the Eastern States Information Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamann
Albrecht
East Germany
Rudolf Slansky
Prague
Germany
Wilhelm Pieck
Slansky
Eisler
Eastern States Information Office
Boy Delivers Hidden Loot After Police Deal Refusal
Camden police report a seven year old who offered to reveal where he hid money if officers would let him keep toy items bought with the loot. He led them to a sidewalk brick where $11 was buried, with no deal granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N.J
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WSB
North 7Th &T
Punchbowl National Cemetery
Hawaii
Adm
Arthur Radford
Pacific Fleet
International Radiophoto
Joe
Happy Bill
Fred
Casey Jones
Wabash Ave
Memer F.D.I.C
Mrs
Lena G. Hughes
Walter Buster Larew
DR. Gardner
Tom Masterson
Gruner
IEE
Stewart-Warner
Ohio
W. Nat
R. D. Bowsher
Legal Reserve Life Insurance
Apple House
Lafayette Ave
A&p
Growers Market
Eagle
Wabash
25Th St
National Ave
West
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