Serene Mother Awaits Operation Likely Fatal
A 27 year old housewife in Los Angeles awaits a Caesarean delivery for her fourth child while suffering Hodgkins Disease. Doctors say the operation offers little chance for her survival though the baby is expected to be born alive and healthy. She spoke of a brave Christmas with husband Thomas and sons Thomas Jr. 7 Robert s and Raleigh 18 months.
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Jean Garrett
Thomas
Thomas Jr
Roberts
Raleigh
Lois Faragher Chooses January 3 As Wedding Day
Amherst bride to be Lois Faragher daughter of Mrs. Walter Wellner Vermilion and Charles Faragher Jr will wed Ralph A Roling son of Mrs. Rose Roling Amherst on Saturday January 3 at St Josephs Catholic church Amherst The Rev Fr Joseph A Lembach to officiate matron of honor Miss Agnes Roling bridesmaids and other wedding party details given The reception at 7 pm in the church auditorium Faragher trained at Lorain High School employed in Thew Shover Co Roling a Amherst High School graduate and Army veteran with Korea service also noted Shown are a separate shower for Miss Lucile Hoffer and an installation plan at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church.
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William Bodmann, Jr
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Marie Ho
Local officers and families gather for holiday homecomings
The Kurth family and fellow Amherst residents including elders and trustees gather for Christmas. Ralph Kurth, a senior Air Force mechanic on furlough from Florida, will report to Westover MA. Wilfred Kurth attends Navy Air Force mechanics school in Memphis. Roger Kurth, machinist on USS Briareus, services boats on the Atlantic. Open House Tonight honors Neil Bruce at Miss Vivian Bruce’s home 149 Forest St starting 7:30 p.m.
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Reds Refuse To Pay 12 Millions Owed To U. S.
Washington reports Russia and allies owe the United States over 12 million in wartime lend lease debts and seized property payments. Government figures show the Soviet Union owing more than 11.39 billion on lend lease and related bills with Poland Romania Czechoslovakia and China also owing hundreds of millions. Some token payments have been made but most have not. Iron Curtain assets in the United States are described as small by comparison.
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Romania
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Iron Curtain
Ferrer Offers To Join Fight On Communism
Hollywood actor Jose Ferrer sent a Christmas telegram to American Legion Commander Lewis Gough offering to join the anti Communist effort. The move followed Legion pickets at Moulin Rouge with banners accusing Ferrer of Communist sympathy. Ferrer later said he would invite opportunities to contribute where his abilities can be used effectively.
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Calif
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American Legion
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Ferrer
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United States Refuses Delivery on Major Czechoslovak Steel Mill
The report highlights a $17 million Czechoslovak steel mill as the largest single item in question totaling $33 million, with the United States refusing to take delivery. The note emphasizes the scale of the transaction and the U.S. stance on delivery.
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United States
Dinty Moore Dies After Yearlong Illness
New York entrepreneur James H. Moore aged 83 known as the corned beef and cabbage king died of an embolism in his Times Square restaurant apartment after a yearlong illness. He owned Dinty Moore's Restaurant near Times Square.
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New York
Dinty Moore
James H. Moore
Times Square
Stepinac Recovers After Leg Thrombosis Operation
Cardinal-elect Aloysius Stepinac is recovering in Belgrade after surgery for left leg thrombosis. The 54 year old Archbishop celebrated Christmas by leaving bed for the first time since the operation a week ago in the Kransic parish priest’s home.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Aloysius Stepinac
Kransic
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