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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1952

Page

2

No Holiday for Allies at the Front

Milo Farnell reports on Christmas Day fighting in Korea with air battles and ground duels. MIG15s appeared, but Allied Sabre jets and B26 bombers disrupted Red forces as troops endured freezing conditions. Both sides attempted holiday gestures, and Christmas presents were left by the Reds but largely ignored.

Milo Farnell Seoul Korea Prince of Peace U. N Red Air Force Billy Graham Tokyo U.N

Spellman Celebrates Mass For All In Korea

Cardinal Spellman celebrates Christmas Mass for 800 soldiers with the Second Division commander receiving Confirmation. Gen. James A. Van Fleet attends, and Spellman confirms Maj. Gen. James O. Wey. Spellman spends a second Christmas in Korea amid multinational and American forces.

Spellman Korea U.S Francis Cardigan Spellman Sion James A. van Fleet U.S. Eighth Army James O. Wey Washington, D.C Cardinal Spellman Thailand

Would-be Bandit Chickened Out at Bank of America

A gunman entered a San Francisco Bank of America on a Wednesday asked for the manager, handed a note demanding 5000 dollars, then fled after declaring he had intended to carry out the holdup but chickened out. The note warned of a hidden gun and asked no alarm for 15 minutes.

San Francisco Bank of America

Grandma bank robber nabbed after failed Arcadia holdup

Mrs. Ethel Arata of Monrovia, 52, arrested after attempting to rob an Arcadia bank with a toy pistol on December 25. She admitted two prior Los Angeles robberies totaling 1469 dollars and claimed she acted out of need to help others.

Arcadia Calif Ethel Arata Monrovia Los Angeles Tye

Minnesota Christmas Trip Noted In Police Report

Police said the two individuals left on a Christmas trip on December 1, returning to Minnesota. The detail appears in the eyewitness portion of the story.

Minnesota

Three airmen bail out before jet explodes over Pine Bluff

In Pine Bluff Arkansas on December 25 three airmen including 1st Lt Thurcher L Hoyt 29 of McCook Nebraska now in Columbus Ohio Maj Frank Hayslip of Columbus and Maj Justin D Nicholas 37 escaped a midair explosion of an RB 45 four jet bomber en route to Lockbourne AFB Hoyt and Hayslip were slightly burned treated at Army Navy Hospital Hot Springs Arkansas debris found eight miles from Pine Bluff.

Pine Bluff Ark Thurcher L. Hoyt Homer Hoyt McCook Hoyt Columbus Frank Hayslip Justin D. Nicholas Hayslip Hot Springs Lockbourne Air Force Base

Bible Sold Widely After Publication In Eight Weeks

The King James Bible sold in the first eight weeks after its publication. The record notes strong early distribution and widespread sales across initial markets.

Muncie Couple Killed in Ohio Crash

Celina Ohio December 25 P Robert E Kellermeyer 28 and Joyce Kellermeyer 27 of Muncie Indiana were killed when their car crashed five miles east of Celina on Ohio 29 Wednesday night authorities said.

Celina Robert E. Kellermeyer Joyce Kellermeyer Muncie Ind Ohio

Caterpillars Have Vast Muscle Advantage Over Humans

The insect model shows caterpillars contain about four times as many muscles as humans, highlighting significant differences in body plan and movement capabilities between species.

Widow to widower ratio in the United States reaches three to one

The record notes a higher count of widows than widowers in the United States with a proportion of three to one. The statement emphasizes demographic imbalance in surviving spouses across the country.

United States

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