Seen Blow To Hopes For Unity
Marshal Kim Ti Sung warned that Chinese and North Korean forces will stay in Korea and called on North Korean puppet units to be ready for any challenge to American troops. He reiterated no demobilization and urged continued joint training, signaling little chance for peaceful unification on Allied terms.
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Kim
Tokyo
Kim Ti Sung
North Korea
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South Korea
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Korea
Syngman Rhee
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Democrats Plan Senate Attacks on Summerfield
In Washington Democrats pursue a double barbed attack on Postmaster General Arthur Summerfield on the Senate floor. Sen. Olin D. Johnston accuses Summerfield of designed distortion in pushing higher postal rates. Sen. Hubert Humphrey denounces a political fraud linked to the NYC mail tube service dispute and questions the cost-saving claim.
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Minn
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Summerfield
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George Etzeil
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Herr
Republican National
Manhattan
Johnston
Poet Novelist Maxwell Bodenheim and Wife Slain in Village
Police search for a fast talking young man in a double murder that killed poet novelist Maxwell Bodenheim age 64 and his wife Ruth 33 in a Greenwich Village tenement. The crime described as passion, no robbery motive, room rented under Harold Weinberg with a bloodstained crime scene and missing weapons.
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Maxwell Bodenheim
Ruth
Greenwich Village
Bodenheim
Ruth Fagan
Dsstate
Harold Weinberg
Julias Joseph Greenberg
Weinberg
Bodenheims
Jessica
Virginia Drew
Examiner Calls Canceling Surcharge on Small Truck Shipments
An Interstate Commerce Commission examiner urged cancellation of a $1.50 surcharge on small truck shipments under 5,000 pounds in the central states including Ohio. The fee, set last year by trackers between Ohio and parts of Wisconsin, covered pickup and delivery costs. Williams ruled the surcharge discriminated against small shippers but proposed alternative charges for trucking firms offering pickup and delivery.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Wisconsin
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Vermilion Brownies Plan Valentine Party
Vermilion Brownie Troop No 2 will entertain Troop No 5 at a Valentine party soon. Members finished their figurines last week and were allowed to take them home. Britain's School Dental Service reported 928 dentists enrolled, up 215 since 1952.
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Britain
GOP Leaders Plea for GOP Patters on Patronage
Washington senators including Styles Bridges and Robert W. Upton urge the Eisenhower administration to replace reappointed Democrats with Republicans in federal posts. Bridges cites state and national GOP complaints about hiring, promises corrective action, and greater coordination with party groups ahead of the election.
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Hangover Breakfast at Berlin's Quartier Boheme
The Quartier Boheme restaurant in Berlin reports strong demand for its special hangover breakfast selling for 1.60 marks. The dish includes one bowl of onion soup with side dishes of cawar and sour pickles and a glass of tomato juice.
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Quartier Boheme
POW Guards Departure From Korea Delayed
INCHON The ship carrying Indian soldiers home from guarding Korea war prisoners was delayed today due to cargo loading. The Aus turias liner was to sail at 2 p m toward Seoul but departure was postponed to Tuesday. Over 9 000 Indian custodial troops had been in Korea for more than four months. 1 600 Sikhs boarded with 74 North Koreans, 12 Chinese and two former South Korean soldiers among the prisoners. The full custodial force should finish departure within ten days, except for a few officers and guards for 17 anti Communist prisoners. Lt General K S Thimayya is to return the 17 murder accused to the Allies. the Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission faces dissolution near month end.
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Inchon
INS
Korea
Seoul
Farm Bureau Official Dies At Columbus
Eugene L. Hensel, 56, chairman of the tax and legal committee for the National Council of Farmer Co operatives, died Sunday at his Columbus home. A former Columbus city prosecutor in the late 1920s, he apparently suffered a heart attack. emergency squads pronounced him dead when they arrived.
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Eugene L.hensel
National Committee
National Council of Farmer Co-Operatives
Hensel
Hvasta Plans Talk With State Dept Officials
John Hvasta, a 26 year old Navy veteran who escaped a Communist prison, said he plans to visit Washington this week to discuss secret information from Czechoslovakia and will confer with State Department officials. Representative Peter Rodino Jr. may accompany him to relay updates on his case and the status of his return.
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Scelba To Lead Effort To End Italy’s Political Crisis
In Rome President Einaudi urged Mario Scelba, a former interior minister and Christian Democrat, to form a new center coalition. Scelba accepted the task to unite non Communist parties to resist upheaval after Amintore Fanfani's brief government fell in 11 days.
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Scelba
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Einaudi
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Christian Democratic Ve
Three Killed in B-47 Crash in England
An American jet B47 bomber from March Field California crashed near RAF Upper Heyford England during a 90 day training mission. All three crew members were killed and the names withheld pending next of kin notification.
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Upper Heyford
England
March Field
Calif
Britain
Burma work affected by Burma civil war turmoil
Rev. Dr. Frank T. Cartwright of Maplewood N J says mission work in Burma has been hindered by ten years of political social and economic unrest. Cartwright, administrator of the Methodist Church Board of Missions, just returned from Burma and other parts of Asia where missions operate.
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Maplewood
N. J
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Methodist Church
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Probers Reopen Look At Mislaid FBI Reports
Congressional investigators may revisit disclosures that top secret FBI reports on Soviet espionage were among 20 000 mislaid Justice Department files. Hoover warned the Communist Party strengthens underground leadership and infiltrates industry while front groups grow, signaling heightened espionage risk amid White House and Justice scrutiny.
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J. Edgar Hoover
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House Appropriations
Warren Olney OI
Department
Harry ‘Dexter White
Price Drops Save Average Family $3 Since October
Washington reports a bureau of labor statistics drop in consumer prices from mid October to mid December. The average city family saved about three dollars, with 10 to 30 cent gains on basic groceries, a ten dollar fur coat, five percent on a used car, and notable declines in round steak and television sets. The overall index fell four tenths of one percent, though January may show mixed movements as food prices offset declines elsewhere.
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Bacon
Bureau of Labor Statistics
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BLS
Ewan Clague
Weekend Traffic Toll Drops in Ohio Five Killed
United Press survey tracks 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Sunday. five people killed in traffic, smallest weekend total in 1954. One fire death raises accidental toll to six. Victims: Silas Dildine 71 of Kenton burned at Hardin County Fair Grounds. Richard Carbon 23 of Ashtabula from auto crash. Thomas Auner 62 and wife Kate 51 struck at crossing near Olmsted Township. William Hupp 31 of East Liverpool in single car accident near Doylestown. Kenneth Kern 47 of Neapolis hit by train at Toledo crossing.
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Thomas Auner Sr
Kate
Bronson Road
New York Central Railroad
Auner
Berea Community Hospital
United Press
Silas Dildine
Kenton
Hardin County Fair Grounds
Richard Carbon
Ashtabula
Thomas Auner
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Olmsted Township
Cleveland
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East Liverpool
Doylestown
Kenneth Kern
Neapolis
Toledo
Sixteen Elyria High Students On Straight A Honor Roll
Sixteen Elyria High School students, all with A grades in four subjects, are named to the top honor roll for the past six weeks. Seniors Carol Alaback and Jean are listed among the honorees.
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Elyria High School
Carol Alaback
Jean
Wellington Scout First In Troop To Gain Eagle Award
Carl Oney Jr of Wellington becomes the first Wellington Boy Scout Troop 100 member to earn the Eagle Badge. The Court of Honor will be held at 8 p.m. tomorrow at Lake Avenue Congregational Church. He is a senior at Wellington High School, president of the senior class, yearbook editor, and a cappella choir member. His future plans include forestry studies at Ohio State University.
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Firelands Area Council
Lake Avenue
First Congregational Church of Wellington
Wellington High School
6 Post
Dukes
Ohio State University
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West Street
Wool Growers To Meet Wednesday in Wellington
The Lorain-County Wool Growers Association holds its annual meeting Wednesday at the Wellington Medina Rural Electric building starting at 10 30 a m Paul Getz of the Ohio Wool Growers Association will open with a talk Ralph Grimshaw an extension animal science specialist at Ohio State University will also speak on the program
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Lorain-Medina
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