Fear Strain In U S Slav Relations Break With Vatican
A U P report says Tito's severance from the Vatican threatens U S Yugoslav ties. Catholic leaders accuse Yugoslavia of religious oppression and insult to Archbishop Stepinac. Officials note the move may complicate U S policy toward Europe and defense."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Marshal Tito
Vatican
Msgr
Thomas J. McCarthy
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Yugoslavia
Russia
Tito
State Department
Stepinac
McCarthy
America
Aloysius Stepinac
College of Cardinals
Arabs push for direct Israel peace talks at UN Assembly
At the United Nations General Assembly in New York, Arab states urged unconditional direct negotiations with Israel to resolve the Palestine conflict. The Philippines proposed an amendment tying talks to UN resolutions and the internationalization of Jerusalem, while the Assembly weighs next steps on Korea and the Austrian peace treaty amid a Christmas recess schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N. Y
U.P
Israel
Palestine
United Nations General Assembly
U. N
General Assembly
Philippines
Assembly
Jerusalem
Holy City
U.N
Korea
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
Mile O Dimes Campaign Short by Six Thousand Three Hundred
Downtown shoppers dropped 3865 dimes at the Optimist Club clothe a child booth raising 386.50 toward a 3700 goal to clothe 500 needy children. The drive ends December 24 with outfits bought for each child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Simon
South Fourth Street
Lou Costello
Abbott and Costello
Boy who saved friend drowns in icy Chicago lagoon
In Chicago a 14 year old boy, Raymond Christo, rescued 13 year old John Murawski after the ice cracked. Raymond then fell through the ice and drowned as police and firemen searched for him, locating his body under the thin crust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Park
Raymond Christo
John Murawski
John
Raymond
Christmas Shopping Store Hours for Terre Haute 1952
Terre Haute merchants announce Christmas shopping hours. Today 9 30 to 8 30 at stores. Friday Dec 19 9 30 to 8 30. Saturday Dec 20 9 30 to 5 00. Monday Dec 22 12 noon to 8 30. Tuesday Dec 23 9 30 to 8 30. Wednesday Dec 24 9 30 to 5 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute Merchants Association
McKay Resigns as Oregon Governor
Salem Oregon December 18 Douglas McKay who will join the Eisenhower Cabinet as secretary of the interior resigned as governor of Oregon yesterday He plans to leave for Washington after January 1 Paul Patterson aged 52 president of the State Senate was sworn in as governor to serve until January 1955
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ore
Douglas McKay
Oregon
Washington, D. C
Paul Patterson
State Senate
McKay
Four Korean War Casualties in New Defense List
The Defense Department released list No. 713 detailing Korean War losses. It shows four dead, 30 wounded, and one missing among 35 identified casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense Department
Siamese Twins Separated Largest One May Die
Doctors at University of Illinois separated 15 month old Brodie twins Roger Lee and Rodney Dee after a 12 hour operation joining at the skull. Roger Lee faced a poor prognosis with extensive blood transfusions and a fragile chance of survival, while Rodney Dee fared better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Brodie
Eric Oldberg
University of Illinois Medical School
Roger Lee
Oldberg
Brodie Twins Undergo Historic Separation Operation
In Chicago a 15 month old pair of Siamese twins Roger and Rodney Brodie were separated in a day long operation after their parents Royt and wife chose the risky procedure to grant a normal life. The family from near Moline Illinois has four other children and the operation was prepared by specialists with a critical post operative period expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldberg
Roger Lee
Rodney Dee
Royt Brodie
Chicago
Roger
Rodney
Brodie
Farmer
Moline
Ill
Kiwanis Club Sells Annual Charity Newsy Saturday
Terre Haute Kiwanis members plan the fifteenth annual Charity Newsy sale on street corners Saturday morning to fund welfare programs. Boy Scouts from Glenn Home Troop 1 attend the breakfast at Terre Haute House at 7 am and assist with the sale on Wabash avenue. Key Club members help at Twelve Points and Seventh and Hulman streets led by James Conover and Jack Lindeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Terre Haute House
Wabash Avenue
Key Club
Kiwanis
Newsy
Twelve Points
Seventh
Hulman Streets
James Conover
Jack Lindeman
Weather Summary From US Weather Bureau
Partly cloudy conditions with a morning sky. Sunrise at 7 05 and sunset at 4 29. River stage at 3 feet and falling. Average humidity yesterday was 76 percent.
Terre Haute Weather Update With Snow Ahead
Local conditions show yesterday's high 54 and last night's low 31 with no precipitation. Forecast for Terre Haute and vicinity calls for partly cloudy skies tonight and Friday with snow starting Friday evening. low tonight around 25 and high Friday near 40. Indiana sees partly cloudy to cloudy and cooler conditions tonight. Friday mostly cloudy with snow spreading across most of the state by afternoon. temperatures range from 20 to 25 degrees tonight and 26 to 32 degrees Friday. Street thermometer readings show 34 at 1 PM and 48 later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Indiana
Robert X. Kelly Fills Vacancy on City Council
City Council filled a vacancy by electing Robert X. Kelly a 45 year old state highway department employee to succeed the late City Councilman Charles Kell. Three Republican members abstained and a caucus preceded the 8 pm session with voting split along party lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert X. Kelly
State Highway Department
Charles Kell
Charles Harrington
Samuel Peters
Frank Doyle
Walter Cook
Clyde Nattkemper
Ernest Nicoson
Raymond Scofield
Doyle
Peters
Kelly
Jake Davern
Retha Kell
Davern
Kell
Harrington
Nicoson
Cook
Nattkemper
Scofield
Slain Man's Car Found In Indiana
Illinois man Clar ence M. McCullom 28 was last seen Nov 17 in Madison Ill in his car. His body was found Nov 18 in a culvert near Decatur Ill. McCullom's car located Nov 18 in Griffith Ind. FBI Springfield probes possible interstate auto theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Illinois
Indiana
Macon
David M. Peters Jr
Clarence M. McCullom
Griffith
Ind
McCullom
Route 51
Decatur
Ill
Peters
Matson
Madison, Ill
McCullum
FBI
Springfield
Pair seized after hospital hold up
Two gunmen tied up two nurses at St Luke's Hospital and took about 80 vials of medicine by mistake while seeking narcotics. Park District Police, who stopped them for a traffic violation, learned they had attempted the narcotics robbery and captured Horace Foster and Robert Carpenter early today.
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Thicago
St Luke’s Hospital
Park District
Horace Foster
Robert Carpenter
Eisenhower MacArthur Hold Secret Korea Peace Talks
President elect Dwight D. Eisenhower and General Douglas MacArthur met at the Manhattan home of John Foster Dulles to discuss peace in Korea and the world. They gave brief statements with no firm public plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin L. Arrowsmith
New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Douglas MacArthur
Eisenhower
MacArthur
House of Representatives
Pacific
Dulles
Korea
Sen
Robert A. Taft
G.O.P
Communists Warn Seoul Drive By Christmas Amid War Fire
United Nations air forces bombed a major Communist troop concentration 200 miles south of Pyongyang destroying buildings and facilities. Chinese forces warned U N troops of a Red drive toward Seoul by Christmas through broadcasts and leaflets, while ground action remained light. Sabre jets shot down a MIG-15 and damaged another as B-29s hit two officer training schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
U.P
United Nations
Pyongyang
Walter M. Berg
Staten Island
N. Y
West Central
United Press
Leroy Hansen
White Horse Mountain
Bingo Crosby
Nelson Eddy
Jeanette MacDonald
Hansen
U. N
Manchurian
James F. Lown
Sausalito
Calif
Florida accident fatal to Hoosier
Russell A. Colvin aged 65 from Edinburg Indiana died from injuries after a Tuesday traffic crash in St. Petersburg Florida. Evelyn Lesser of Elwood Indiana was listed in very poor condition after the collision of her car with a truck and the crash into Colvin’s stalled vehicle at a stop sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Russell A. Colvin
Edinburg
Ind
Evelyn Lesser
Elwood
Generous Donor In Pittsfield Acts Of Charity
A seven year old girl in Pittsfield Massachusetts donated what appeared to be a $1,000 bill to a Salvation Army kettle and later what looked like a $500 bill at another corner. The bills were play money.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Salvation Army
Health Group backs expanded insurance to finance universal care
President Truman's Health Commission endorses a nation wide plan for state managed care funded by federal state and local governments and private groups. It rejects compulsory socialized medicine and favors expanded insurance like private plans with mixed financing and local operation.
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Washington
Truman
Health Commission
Chinese Air Drops Propaganda Over Korean Front
A Chinese airplane daylight raid over United Nations positions dropped Christmas themed leaflets urging Allied soldiers to quit the Korean War. It marks a second straight day of such leaflet drops as part of a broader psychological warfare campaign with Seoul by Christmas as the theme.
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Central Front
Korea
United Nations
Reds
Seoul
College Heads Meet Here To Talk Finances
Twelve college and university presidents gathered in Terre Haute for a two day conference on financial problems of non tax funded higher education. Dr. Ford L Winkinson Jr of Rose Polytechnic Institute is treasurer of the Associated Colleges of Indiana. The group aims to solicit funds from corporations and to coordinate educational financing among member schools.
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Terre Haute
Ford L. Winkinson Jr
Rose Polytechnic Institute
Associated Colleges of Indiana
Paul N. Bogart
Rose Board of Managers
Association
Terre Haute House
Frank H. Sparks
Wabash College
John A. Morris
Anderson College
Russell Jay Humbert
DePauw University
Thomas Elsa Jones
Earlham College
Lincoln B. Hale
Evansville College
Harold Wellington Richardson
Franklin College
Albert George Parker, Jr
Hanover College
I. Lynd Esch
Indiana Central College
Vernon Franklin
Renewed Search For 2 Children In Ill- Wis Incident
In Naperville Illinois on December 18 and 19 more than 100 men begin a new search for 6 year old Jean Petersen and 3 year old Edward Rosenstiel who vanished December 7. Milwaukee police chase reports that an unidentified man and woman claimed they slaughtered the children. Volunteers had drained about 90 million gallons from an abandoned quarry in a large operation that yielded no bodies.
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Naperville
Chicago
Milwaukee
Wis
Jean Petersen
Edward Rosenstiel
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U. S
Bruce W. Munn
Kgro
Ariesama
International Soundphoto
Boy
Friend
Mark A. Fisher
Baby
Brodies
Kiwanis Club
Christina
US Weather Bureau
Florida
Hoosier
William Bates
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