U N Diplomats Watch Rau Wu Talks In Secret
In New York the U N alert on a possible cease fire follows secret talks between India's Sir Benegal Rau and Wu Hsiu Chuan of Communist China. U N General Assembly action seems unlikely before Truman Attlee talks. Rau keeps silent on negotiations as Peiping hints go ahead.
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New York
Korea
United Nations
India
Sir Benegal N. Rau
China
Wu Hsiu-chuan
Sir Benegal
United States
U.N. General Assembly
Washington
Rau
Truman
Attlee
U.N
Trygve Lie
Israel
Sweden
Britain
General Assembly
U.S
Warren R. Austin
John Foster Dulles
U. S
Assembly
Lie
Nasrollah Entezam
Iran
Dynamite Dumped on Lawrence Property Reported
L B Rossiter of RD 1 North Lawrence reported to the sheriff that rubbish including three sticks of dynamite was dumped on his property early Sunday.
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L. B. Rossiter
RD 1
North Lawrence
Sheriff's Office
Weather Update for Canton and Ohio River Flood Watch
Cloudy and windy conditions prevail this afternoon with light snow flurries. Tonight becomes partly cloudy and colder with a low near 15. Tuesday remains mostly cloudy and cold as temperatures dip. The Ohio River rises toward flood stage. a flood warning issued for East Liverpool as levels near 40 to 41 feet. Critical low-lying areas near Empire, Congo WV face evacuation risk. Downriver at Marietta, the river nears 36 feet with expected Main Street inundation tomorrow. Highs reach mid-50s elsewhere. many cities report cloudy or clear skies and chilly nights. Tomorrow stays cloudy and cold.
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Canton
Akron-Canton
Ohio
International News
Ohio River
East Liverpool
Empire
Congo
W. Va
Marietta
Lake Erie
Associated Press
Akron
Bismarck
Buffalo
Chicago U6
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Dayton
Denver Jl
Clay Detroit
Miami
St. Paul
New Orleans
New York
San Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Clady Toledo
Tucson
Washington
Fire ravages apartment as residents improvise rescue
Fire on the second floor forced residents to shout for help. Fire Chief Carlo Besece blamed a faulty refrigerator motor and a gas main explosion that blew out a wall and collapsed the top floor. Residents John Dillon and Mrs. Gall acted to save two children as the structure burned.
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Dillonvale
Carlo Besece
Frank Cashie
Richard
Donald Blodgett Jr
Pharmacy Blaze Forces Theater Evacuation
A basement fire at Physician's Pharmacy 129 Market Street caused minor damage before firefighters contained it Sunday night. Strand theater patrons evacuated orderly as smoke was smelled by theater staff next door. Fire started likely from a discarded cigarette or match. flames spread through flooring and joists beneath the rear of the store. Units from Nos 1 3 and 4 responded, with No 9 assisting for ventilation.
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Physician’s Pharmacy
Market Are S
Strand Theater
No. 1
Paul Quinn
No. 1 Pump Company
No. 9 Company
Korean War Battlefront Seethes With Moves on Hagaru
Reports say Korean regiments hold six miles of pass toward Hagaru as Maj. Gen. Partridge orders 40 B-26 bombers to blast ridges and roads. 1,200 wounded Marines and soldiers evacuated by Pasture Transport planes. Chinese mass near Hamhung and Hungnam while U.S. 3rd Division faces Red pressure near Huksu. Yalu garrison withdrawals begin at Hyesanjin as Pyongyang endures civilian fear and shattered bridges.
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Hagaru
Earle E. Partridge
U. S. 5Th Air Force
Far East Air Force Headquarters
Hamhung
Hungnam
U. S
Huksu
Huks
Yalu
Hyesanjin
Republic of Korea
R.O.K
Siberian
Chongjin
St. Paul
Attlee Tries to Shape Korea Talks Amid Tense Alliance
Emergency conferences with Mr Truman and top aides signal a push to keep Korea contained and avoid war. U.S. officials warn of danger and uncertainty as Britain and America seek unity, while the U.N. girds for possible Chinese Communist intervention in Korea and the Western bloc weighs talks with the Soviet Union.
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Truman
Senate
House
State Department
United Nations
New York
U.S
U.N. General Assembly
Korea
Warren R. Austin
Washington
Douglas MacArthur
U.N
Attlee
Mr. Truman
Red China
Soviet Union
Russia
Big Four
Foreign Ministers Council
Mother and Children Die in Log Cabin Fire
Emmitsburg Maryland AP report details Grace Elizabeth Wills and her three children burned to death when an oil stove explosion sent flames through a log house trapping them on the second floor. Husband George Bernard Wills and two brothers escaped on the first floor. Carroll Wills tried to reach them then jumped from a second story window and survived with burns. Victims were Richard Bernard 6 Roland Eugene 3 and Charles Edward 1.
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Frank Rose
John
Emmitsburg
Grace Elizabeth Wills
George Bernard Wills
Carroll Wills
Arkansas Fire Claims Planter Family in Osceola Home
Osceola Arkansas December fire kills planter William R Dyess 27 his wife 26 their two sons and a visiting child who spent the night at their temporary home the group identified as co owners of a large plantation nearby.
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Osceola
Ark
William R. Dyess
Here
William Jr
Louisville Man Injured In Collision With Truck
Marvin Haren a 19 year old of 206 Gorgas street Louisville was treated at Ault man Hospital for a fractured skull and chest injuries after his car collided with a dump truck driven by Charles W. Wilson 29 of 935 Bedford avenue SW Canton Massillon road near Perryrd. Deputies said the dump truck emerged from a parking space and Haren could not stop. Wilson reported he pulled from a parking space headed east when his truck was rear ended.
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Marvin Haren
Gorgas St
Louisville
Aultman Hospital
Charles W. Wilson
Bedford Ave
Canton-Massillon Rd
Perryrd
Haren
Wilson
New Pastor Named for Zion Evangelical Church
Rev. Carl E. Kiewit of St. Bernard near Cincinnati will assume the pastorate at Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church in Cleveland on January 1.
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Cleveland
Carl E. Kiewit
St. Bernard
Cincinnati
Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church
Taft Attributes Victory to Resentment Over Labor and Policy
Cleveland dispatch notes Senator Robert A Taft crediting his re election to three factors resentment of labor leaders who tried to steer votes resentment of the Presidents Socialist program and distrust of the administrations foreign policy He said voters are dissatisfied with foreign policy and denounced it during the campaign He left for Washington after speaking at Taft Day and did not confirm any presidential bid.
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Cleveland
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Washington
A.F.L
C.so
Taft
Joseph Ferguson
Bricker Hinted As University President Trade
Ohio's Sen John W Bricker dodged questions on re election plans and denied confirming reports he would assume the presidency of Ohio State University Rumors linked Bricker to the university post and to a possible bid by Gov Lausche for the Senate while President Howard Bevis faces retirement later in the decade
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Columbus
INS
Ohio
John W. Bricker
Ohio State University
Buckeye
Bricker
Harold Stassen
University of Pennsylvania
Frank J. Lausche
Senate
Howard Bevis
Weather favors rain as southerly wind ends snow
Weather by a southerly wind kept temperatures high enough for rain instead of snow. The airport reported .75 inch of rain Sunday. Farther west near Pittsburgh warm air faded and deep snow fell east of the city while rain and 50s temperatures melted snow. roads cleared, bus routes opened, and crews prepared for possible future emergencies as freezing temps lingered for two days with a slight chance of more snow.
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Pittsburgh
Murdered Canton machinist found strangled in hotel room
The body of LeMasters, a 5 foot 3 inch 110 pound World War II veteran and Hercules Motors employee, was found in a Canton hotel room at about 1 30 PM Sunday by four year old Richard Carter and his mother Martha Carter. A couple registered as Mr and Mrs Robert Starr is being sought as persons of interest. Investigators say the death occurred about 12 hours before discovery. The room appeared staged to hide a struggle. LeMasters is survived by a son, mother, three sisters, a brother and other relatives. Funeral arrangements are set with Farmer and Clevenger and Kaserman.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
Social Security Administration
Internal Revenue
Richard Carter
Martha Carter
Capt. Harrison
LeMasters
Robert Starr
Edward C. Reno
LeMaster
Hercules Motors Corp
New Philadelphia
Willard Walton
le Masters
Capt
Harrison
Hercules
Eagles Lodge
Keith LeMasters
Massillon
Ethel LeMasters
William Leggett
Midvale
Earl Ranft
Wilbur Walton
Paul LeMasters
Tuscarawas
Farmer & Clevenger Funeral Home
Kaserman, Funeral
Roxford
Sardine can library reveals detailed sabotage manuals
The sardine can library uncovers manuals in Spanish on sabotaging electrical systems, transformers, telegraph lines, and weapons. Included are instructions for incendiaries, bomb construction, and fuses, with Stalinist wartime rhetoric, and FBI notes on Soviet saboteurs in America.
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United States
South America
Spain
F.B.I
Canton Buses: City Lines, Mayor, and Conciliator Split
The Canton case centers on a mayor led effort with Mr. Pin Schmidt and Federal Conciliator Horace C. Vokoun of Cleveland. Canton City Lines declined to state whether they will accept or reject the recommendation after a union rejection. Mayor Nichols said Vokoun would not attend this afternoon's conference.
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Pinschmidt
Horace C. Vokoun
Cleveland
Canton City Lines
Nichols
Vokoun
New York State Holds Large Share of US Skilled Labor
About 12.5 percent of the United States skilled labour force is concentrated in New York State, reflecting the state’s significant role in national employment. This concentration underscores the region’s advanced industries and durable demand for skilled workers amid a broad economic landscape.
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United States
York State
Odor of Rotten Eggs Suspected From Rubbish Burning
Canton officials stated a pes odor of rotten eggs in several city sections on Saturday likely stemmed from rubbish burning at a northeast side firm. Manholes and catch-basins showed no gas escape, and officials noted shifting winds could have carried the fumes through the city.
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Canton
Iron Ore Shipments Reach New 1950 Total in Great Lakes
The Lake Superior Iron Ore Association reports last month iron ore shipments from Cleveland and surrounding ports totaled 6,993,233 tons, lifting the year’s cumulative figure to 77,333,078 tons for 1950.
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Cleveland
Lake Superior
Yucca State Flower Said to Draw Life From Air
The yucca of New Mexico is described as obtaining much of its sustenance from the air, a note on its unusual physiology.
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New Mexico
Excerpts From Sabotage Booklet Details Destructive Plans
The text outlines methods to damage electrical infrastructure including tying ropes to high cables to create a short circuit, attacking dynamo components with charges, and placing dynamite inside dynamos. It also describes incendiary procedures such as attaching wax matches to fuse ends to ignite paper and dry tinder with flammable dampening agents.
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Central Electric
Liquor Board Hearing Set for Navarre Restaurant Owner
William Octavio of Mid's restaurant at 7 N Main St Navarre faces an Ohio Board of Liquor Control hearing Thursday at 9 a.m. in Columbus. Charges include possession of gambling devices and lewd immoral pictures on the permit premises. The site holds D-1 and D-2 beer and wine permits.
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William Octavio
Mid’s
N. Main St
Navarre
Ohio Board of Liquor Control
Columbus
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Sen. Bricker
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Stalin
Moscow
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