Riots Strain Egypt as Rioters Clash Over Royal Cabinet Pick
Cairo and Alexandria mobilize police after demonstrations against Hafez Afifi Pasha being named chief of the Royal Cabinet with a separate foreign affairs post. Unofficial reports note five policemen and at least 20 protesters injured as emergency declared. Abdel El Fatih Amr Pasha named adviser on foreign affairs, recalled ambassador to Britain, returning from London.
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Hafez Afi Pasha
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Abdel el Fatteh Amr Pasha
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Amr Pasha
London
Ibrahimir Ferag el Pasha
Suez Canal
Whipping Post Suggested For Tax Culprits
Senator Charles W Tobey urged Congress to restore the whipping post for public officials who betray trust and are convicted of corruption He said flogging might be the answer to tax culprits while noting he has no plans to introduce legislation at this time The New Hampshire Republican quoted Bible verses in support of his proposal.
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Washington
Charles W. Tobey
Congress
New Hampshire
Tobey
Wife Clings to Hope as Army Chaplain Is Listed Missing
Mrs. DeErie Wilson Burdue waits in Elyria for word on Major Wayne Burdue Army Chaplain listed missing in Korea for over a year After reading a prisoner list she seeks official confirmation She worries about the fate of five chaplains and hopes for action to locate them amid wartime fears and rumors
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Jimmy
Wayne Burdue
Korea
Burdue
Elyria
Tacoma
Wash
Husband
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Asi
Interior
Fundt
Serag-El Din Pasha
NAACP Official Killed By Bomb In Florida
Fia a Negro NAACP official, 46, was killed when a bomb exploded beneath his house near Titusville, Brevard County. H. G. Benzenhafer said the death occurred as he was transported to Sanford hospital. An inquest was begun under Brevard County Judge Vassar Carlton. The incident follows ten dynamitings of Jewish synagogues, a housing project, and a Catholic church in Miami since June, none of which caused deaths.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Harry T. Moore
NAACP
Brevard County
Sanford
Hos
Titusville
H. G
Two Appointed To Sanitation Staff
Safety Service Director D. W. Knth and officials announce two new men joining the city sanitation department as forceful workers. Both previously worked for the Cincinnati Terminal Company as collectors and now bolster the city workforce. Applications remain open for replacements as the department completes staffing. Harold Gooden notes city-wide interviews will gather information to shape the collection service while residents are urged to cooperate and fill forms if no one is home, with unused farms left for later submission to the water department.
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Parsons Road
Andrew Roberts
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Cincinnati Terminal Company
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Sanitation Department
Harold Gooden
Othe
Water Department
Liberty Ship Harold T. Andrew Runs Aground Near Cape Charles
The 422 foot Liberty ship Harold T. Andrew ran aground on Myrtle Island off Cape Charles last night but coast guard reports no hull damage and says refloating by tyes Mohican and Cherokee is expected at high tide today. The ship struck a sand beach at low tide and may require beach rescue setup if needed while crew size is uncertain though Liberty ships typically carry 33.
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Harold T. Andrew
Myrtle Island
Cape Charles
Coast Guard
Andrews
Cod Island
Staton
Passenger Mistakes Gauge for Speedometer on Bus
In Baltimore a passenger on an Annapolis to Baltimore bus yelled to stop the vehicle fearing 120 miles per hour. The driver halted the bus and explained the dial she read was a brake pressure gauge, not a speedometer, leaving the bus stationary.
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Baltimore
Hall
Pope Receives Foreign Envoys at New Year Audiences
Pope Pius XI met 38 ambassadors at the Vatican in brief individual audiences to convey greetings for the New Year. The foreign envoys were received in the Holy See and the practice continues through Friday as in prior years.
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Vatican City
Pius XI
Holy See
Adience
Envos
Bad Holiday Weather In Ohio Reduces Accident Toll
Unfavorable weather across Ohio kept the holiday accident death toll lower, though at least three Ohioans died in the period from Friday evening through Sunday night. The Columbus Christmas was marked by rain, ice, and a birth, as Mrs. Charles White Jr. celebrated her 21st birthday and a new daughter was born. Weather across the state ranged from near freezing in the north to heavy snow in the northwest, with forecasts predicting continued cold for the week. Multiple fatal incidents occurred including head on crashes near Wilmington, a fatal shooting in Cleveland, and a man found frozen to death in Cleveland. The report notes overexertion and exposure contributed to several deaths amid widespread accidents. Continued on page 2.
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United Press
Ohio
Gram Reaper
Ohinans
Columbus
Charles White Jr
Taledo
Weather Bureau
Barvey
Marsh Guerin
Lafternoon
Wilmington
Ums
John Wilson
Meyer
James D. Hughes
Hyeinsport
Bernice Fowler
Newscomerstown
Harold Ksoler
Hahway
Massillon
Mary Kahoun
Cleveland
Calvatore di Carlo
Charles di Prima
Lilly Miller
Youngstown
Huch Castrow
Avon Family Fire Destroys Home and Partially Burns Roof
A two story frame house belonging to Herbert Alexander in Williams Court Avon was wrecked by a noon blaze Christmas Eve. The fire likely started from a defective chimney or frayed wiring. Alexander, a WW III veteran and airport caretaker, suffered throat injury from a flying bolt earlier. Their son Pred alerted neighbors as smoke poured from the roof and fire crews fought back flames. The home losses are estimated around 2000 with partial insurance coverage. nearby hangars housing planes were unharmed. Mrs Alexander saved Christmas presents by tossing them to the snow. The property is owned by Charles Cook of Cleveland.
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Herbert Alexander
Williams Court
Alexander
Pred
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Scere
Ay Charles Cook
Cleveland
Truman Sets Final Details On Budget Message
President Truman resumes work after Christmas, finalizing the budget message for Congress. Officials in Washington and Independence report he will present tentative figures for the 1952-1953 fiscal year, with defense spending and revenue sources under review. The session opens January 8, and talks continue through Friday meetings with budget and defense officials.
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Truman
Congress
Touman
Washington
Retired Minister Dies in Cleveland
The Rev Arthur I Connell, a retired Methodist minister who served pastorates in Kentucky Ohio and Northeastern Ohio conferences for 35 years, died aged 76. Funeral services are Friday in Cleveland.
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Arthur I Connell
Kentucky
Ohio
Northeastern
CAB Head Renamed Washington President Tru man Reappoints Board Chairman
President Truman reappointed Donald Wayrow to lead the Civil Aeronautics Board for another year and Oswald Ryan was renewed as vice chairman in a move signaling continuity in aviation regulation during the period.
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Washington
Truman
Donald Wayrop
Civil Aeronautics Board
Oswald Ryan
Hope Rises to Avert Steel Strike in Pittsburgh Meeting
A Pittsburgh gathering of CIO United Steelworkers leaders fuels hope a New Year s Day strike of about 630 000 steel workers may be called off Observers expect discussion on delaying or reversing the planned walkout while President Truman pledges to use all means to avert a stoppage The strike would threaten 2 000 000 tons of raw steel much of it for defense needs and demands include a wage increase about 18 cents an hour.
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Pittsburgh
Pharlip Murray
CIO
United Steelworkers
Truman
Oatis Torturers Reported Known By Underground
Washington The chatman of the National Committee for the Lib erarion of Slavasia says the underground knows names of Communists who tortured American newsman William Oatis An Associated Press correspondent 28 in a Czechostovakian law on ramped up spy charges Krajcevic writings on the Saturday Evening Post says the Slovak Leader ground so far is only a thorn prick on the foot of the giant Russian bear but the thorn is coming to make the bear growl and fume
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Washington
National Committee For the Liberarion of Slavasia
Nnt
Amercan
Willam No Oats
Stefan Krajeouie
Oatis
Associated Press
Krajcevic
Evening Post
California Area Jotted By Quake
A late breaking California quake rocked southern California at 4 47 pm PST with substantial damage and power outages. Seismologist Fred Robinson said the temblor registered about magnitude four and a half, centered offshore south of Santa Catalina and near Pasadena, with strong ground shaking felt inland toward San Bernardino. The shake caused hundreds of families to abandon Christmas dinners as fear and disruption spread across the region.
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Los Angeles
Californie
Pasadena
Southern California
Inflation hits wallets at Boston economists meeting
Economists gathered in Boston for the annual American Economic Association meeting saw the traditional registration fee double from $1 to $2, signaling higher costs in the pocketbook as about 2,000 economists attended the event.
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Boston
Waton
The
Winter Storms Batter Nation Amid Snow and Cold
A devastating winter system sweeps the nation with heavy Midwest snow and 30 degree drops. New England and the South see rain and snow, while Chicago endures new record snowfall and emergency measures close streets and freeze hydrants to avert disaster. Authorities urge residents to stay off streets and have fire crews off duty to tackle the ongoing blizzard conditions.
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West
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Plains States
Midwest
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Gulf Coast
West Coast
California
San Diego
Laguna Beach
Los Angeles
Michael Corrigan
Corrigan
Fighting In Korea Stalled By Snow Continues On Fronts
No. 3 reports heavy snow in Korea stalling combat operations with up to eight inches in the east and 10 degree temps. UN planes flew seven sorties in 24 hours to match a record low. Allied infantry held ground west of the Munching valley after repelling a Christmas assault, while a western front patrol repelled two Communist attacks, with about 40 Reds killed west of Korangpo.
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Korea
United Nations
Munching Valley
Korangpo
Man Killed When Hit By Automobile
HW Castilar New Castle reports Louis Shuke of New Castle was fatally struck by an automobile. The driver, Fred Chik, was held on drunken driving charges. The victim was a student at Tancola University, Jefferson City, visiting his home for the holidays.
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Louis Shuke
New Castle
Nuney Ik
Pober
Fred Chik
Tancola University
Jefferson City
UN Says Planes Guns Disease Killed 571 POWs
The Communists claim 571 missing American POWs were killed by Allied planes and guns or died of disease. They also say 152 escaped and three released, with 332 more Americans missing. UN spokesman Nuckols called the report shocking and full of discrepancies, while one favorable note was handover of mail from prisoners. Dedication to armistice deadline remains tight as talks stall.
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Korea
Red Truce
United Nations Command
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Reds
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Nuckels
Nuckols
Lee Sang Cho
Brief Extension Of Truce Deadline Believed Possible
Washington sources say the United Nations may grant a brief extension to the Korean truce deadline if an armistice seems within sight when the 30 day period ends tomorrow. A longer extension is unlikely due to fear of a Communist push and negotiations would hinge on Ridgway’s assessment and Communist willingness to bargain.
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Washington
United Nations
Arma
Matthew B. Ridgway
Rideway
Three Hurt When Gas Pocket In Mine Explodes
In Crucible Pennsylvania a small gas pocket exploded at Crucible Steel Co coal mine injuring three miners. Dewey Miller Edward Schitko Jr and Chester Haligowska, all of Crucible, were treated for burns to heads and shoulders at Greene County Memorial Hospital. The company cited rock dusting as preventing a larger blast.
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Crucible Steel Co
Greene County Memional Hospital
Dewey Miller
Edward Schitko Jr
Chester Haligowska
New Pistols To Be Purchased For Deputies
County commissioners today approved the purchase of 10 new pistols for deputy sheriffs to replace unreliable old guns. The Smith and Wesson 38 caliber police guns are to be bought from Lawrence Bogart of Sandusky at a total cost of 46 dollars each.
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Smith and Wesson
Lawrence Bogart
Sandusky
U S Asks About Plans For Release Of Airmen
U S officials press Hungary on release terms for five airmen held since November after a forced landing. A Hungarian court fined the airmen $12,000 each for illegal border crossing, with possible release after payment or three months’ imprisonment. Funds are being raised nationally, while diplomacy remains cautious and private.
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Hungary
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Collie
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Hun
Prisak
Ferasenio Norel
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Lry
Washington
yoEtles
Capuamatie
U.S
George Abidrives
Hott
Budai
Teqy
Yugoslav Paper Accuses Russians of Fliers Trial Motive
London reports Borba, the Yugoslav Communist paper, claims Russia backs Hungary in the trial of four U.S. airmen who drifted into Hungarian airspace. It says the case was devised to counter UN charges and to secure foreign exchange after the UN session in Paris.
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Borba
Hungary
Mopaganda
United States
Air Force
Flers
Russia
United Nations General Assembly
Paris
Barba Sare
Barba
Ageresstom
Vreoslavia
Barna Sad
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