Guerrillas Attack UN Patrols Amid Sinai Tensions
Martial disorder in the area as guerrillas attack UN patrols and a disorderly withdrawal continues. Arab men women and children are rounded up for questioning in a five block area by Lt Gen Sir Hugh Stockwell. Kidnapping of St Anthony Moorhouse is reported with a suspect claiming involvement. The Threson’s aircraft carrier sails with British troops. Jewish families flee Port Said amid Israeli Egyptian conflict. Debris delays and UN mediation efforts continue as pipelines and oil shipments face disruption. Sheriff Rowland discusses deputy examinations and jail record-keeping expansion in the county.
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Nasser
Hugh Stockwell
St Anthony Moor
Moorhouse
James P. Patton
Tasterabeve Aia Underground Avision
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Morehouse
St. James
England
Port Said
Egypt
Sinaij Peninsula
France
Italy
Greece
Yugoslavia
Britain
United Nations
New York
Daz Hammarskjdt
U. N
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WI. N
Israel
Syria
Europe
Iraq
Mediterranean
Middle East
Maldeddin Jabri
Thelin
Depary Roger Charlton
Rowland
Populla Itiong
Sheriffs Office
Board of County Commissioners
Robert Creager
All Cartoon Show Debuts On CBS Tomorrow
Hollywood obituary style notes Gerald the animated character from a new all cartoon show on CBS. Bill Gootwin interprets his noises as reactions to topics, with Gerald narrating a life of the French artist Duff and a humorous song set. Stephen Bosustow of UPA explains cheaper methods and future plans for all cartoon features.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Haing
CBS
Horng
Gerald
Emere
Bill Gootwin
Duff
Avithout
U.P.A
Stephen’ S Bawnstow
Artians
Virgil Partch
Bosustow
Victoria
Tollywood
Dishey's
UPA
Boing Boing
Mr. Magoo
New
Funeral arrangements and notices for Rouzer and Sutton
Canis pron ages Rouzer funeral service set for Sunday at Zywat First Evangelical United Brethren Church Greencastle Rev Charles Miller body to El mura N Y for graveside Monday 11 a.m. Friends call tonight 7 to 4. Charles P Sutton funeral services held Thursday Cumberland for Charles F Sutton 74 died at Casualty Taspi Washington DC interment Rose Hill Cumberland Survivors include brother Alvin Cumberland and three sisters Ella Long Fan tie Pearson and Laura Little in New York City
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Zywat
Charles Miller
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Greencastle
Elmura
N. Y
Woodlawn
Friends Thay
Charles P. Sutton
Cumberland
Charles Fr. Sutton
Hancock
Taspi
Washington
D.C
Rose Hill
Alvin
Jennie
Chamberlin) Sutton
Interior Department
B.C
Ella Long
Fantie Pearson
Washington, D. C
Laura Little
New Yors City
Retail Sales Slide Amid Oil Crisis Signals
Retail sales show lagging demand as U S oil shipments rise to Western Europe under a government plan. The Middle East crisis drives higher oil prices and wider business effects, with Bethlehem Steel's shipyard in Quincy, Massachusetts securing a $55 million tonnage order for three supertankers.
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U.S
Europe
Middle East
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Quincy, Mass
Suez Crisis Spurs Tanker Ship Demand and US Aid Efforts
The Suez crisis raises demand for large tankers that can bypass the canal, while boosting steel and dollar shortages. The US Treasury plans a billion dollar 95 day bill issue to fund an emergency Britain loan as Britain faces financial strain. Home building remains weak with 79,600 foundations started in November, down 12 percent from October and below 1951 levels.
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Treasury
Britain
Television Highlights List in 1940s Era Programs
An OCR fragment lists various 1940s TV and radio programs and stars including Caesar's Hour Gunsmoke High Finance Your Hit Parade and Masquerade Party with cast like Sid Caesar Margaret Rutherford and Dennis James. It notes Western and variety show formats with gangsters and plots, and mentions live performances by actors and dancers.
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Philadelphia Warriors
Syra
Buccansars
Robert “Hand
The
Hawk
Woods
Bott
Miranda
Society
Giyns Johns
Griffith Jones
Google Withats
Margaret
Iran
Formule
Sid Cacsar
Janet Blair
Carl Relner
Hayward Morris
Shiri Conway
Pat Carmall
James Arness
Amanda Blake
Dennis Weaver
Milburn Stone
Dodge City
Front Street
Gawman
Matt Dillan
Halm AW Winant
Howard Culver
Townes
Jack ‘Bruchen
Gaerpe Gobel
Herbert Marshall
Anifit
Ellis
Peter Donald
Julia Chase
Ogden’ Nash
Bobby I Sherwend
Dennis James
Borothy Collins
Chele_ Meckensie
Snookey Langon
Russell Arns
Fragmented TV Radio Guide Snippet Includes Listed Shows
A cluttered OCR listing presents dozens of program titles such as Championship Bowling, Death Valley Days, The Parry Como Show, and Gunsmell, with notes on air times and station identifiers. The fragment hints at a regional broadcast schedule mix of entertainment, news, and variety programs without a clear cohesive story.
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Breck Johns
The
Maryland Scene
Encera Theatre
Texas Rangers
Laurel & Hardy
the Collegians
TV Chorus
Philadelphia
Lori Ve. Syracure Nall
Rey Reparse
Buffel Bill
Foreign Legionnaire
Monte Criste
Sperta
Studio
Stars of the Grand Ole Opry
Secret Journal
Famous Fit
Miranda
Sachia Gleason
Deter
Parry Como
Gail Storm
Monte Carlo
Lawrence Walk
Jaannial
George Gotret
Herbert Marstall
Anita Eltis
Gunsmel
First Rust Film Theatre
Featurama
Prayer Request Blessings Through Compassion and Charity
A parish prayer requests that God grant blessings while remaining mindful of the less fortunate. The writer asks for sympathy, understanding, and the Christian call to lose life to save it, adding joy from kind words and unselfish deeds. Alfred G Walton of Brooklyn writes from Flatbush-Tompkins Congregational Church.
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Thor
Christ
Alfred G. Walton
Brooklyn
N. Yi
Flatbugh-Tompking Congregational
First Crossing Reaches Pittsburgh in 1852
On December 10, 1852, the first crossing connected the Allegheny Mountain to the Atlantic Ocean and the Ohio River, reaching Pittsburgh. The account highlights a historic route linking waterways and expanding regional travel and commerce.
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Allegheny Mountain
Auantie Ocean
Ohio Rivers
Pittshigh
Hancock residents attend funeral in McKeesport
David M. Oliver Mrs. Bowen Resley of Hancock and her nephew David Finney of Hancock returned after attending the funeral of David McDonald Oliver in McKeesport Pennsylvania on Thursday. Mr. Oliver was a retired machinist with National Tube Company. He is survived by a sister his wife Minaje two daughters one son nine grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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David M. Oliver
Bowen Resley
Hancock
David Finney
Floods Strike Spencer Area Across Hardened Plains
Nightlong rainfall caused the worst flood in 40 years for Spencer, a 2,500 resident farming town 50 miles north of here. About 50 homes flooded, families evacuated, and roads including U S 1 between Clarksburg and Shinns on remained closed as water receded. The Elk River at Clay was forecast to crest at 18 to 19 feet, at or near flood stage, while the Kanawha Govan and Ohio crests were expected below flood level.
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Spencer
Reedy
U.S. 1
Clarksburg
Shinns
Elk River
Clay
Kanawha
Govan
Ohio
Heavy Fines Jail Term In Driving Cases
Driving cases lead to heavy fines and jail time. A deputy’s car was struck by Calvin Bleam after an accident. Bleam cited for inadequate brakes. In another incident Herbert Kirkpatrick’s car sideswiped parked vehicles near East Franklin.
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Hoffmann Garden
Tsanogle
Church
Prospect Streets
Isanagle
Calvin Bleam
Mt. Holly
New Jersey
Church Street
Bleam
140 Years In Penitentiary Handed To Baltimore Bandit
Two men used rented sawed-off shotguns and clothing in armed robberies and were sentenced to a total of 260 years in the Penitentiary. Donald Lee Dobson 33 received 140 years for seven armed robberies while James P Hall 30 got 60 years for acting as an accomplice in three robberies. A further 60-year term was added for Philip R Rice 30 as an accessory in three robberies. Judge Joseph L Carter criticized rising crime and urged harsher penalties, noting the defendants' criminal records and the large police presence at the jail.
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Balteimoher
Donald Lee Dobson
James P. Hall
Dobson
Philip R. Rice
Joseph L. Carter
Hungary Rebellion Surges As Soviet Tanks Stand Guard
In Budapest and southern mines thousands of workers refused to work, keeping strikes alive despite Soviet troops occupying factories. The Kadar government tightens control as Hungary’s industrial base shows signs of continued resistance amid unrest and tensions over manpower and production.
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Budapest
Kadar
O'Neill
Neill
Hungary
Japanese envoy Maroru Shigemitsu arrives in New York for UN entry
Early today Maroru Shigemitsu, Japan's foreign minister, was wheeled through the Wattorf-Astoria lobby after a long flight from Japan. He heads to the general Assembly session Tuesday where Japan's formal entry to the United Nations is expected to be approved amid weather disruptions.
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Maroru Shigemitsu
Wreizn
Wattorf-Astoria
Japan
United Nations
Two Western Journalists Expelled From Hungary
December 19 report states the Hungarian government expelled two Western news correspondents. Eric Wah of the Associated Press and Richard Kilian of the London Daily Express were given 24 hours to cross the frontier.
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Guoapest
Eric Waha
Associated Press
Richard Kilian
Lenden Daily Express
Hungarian strike spreads as Kadar orders loyalty tests
About 28,000 workers at Csepel Iron and Steel works joined a workplace stoppage demanding Premier Janos Kadar release two arrested labor leaders of the Budapest Central Workers Council. Government threats linked pay to output while warning against unauthorized meetings with possible five year imprisonments. Western correspondents were detained for questioning at the plant. Separately a note on U S tree harvests for communications and power lines.
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Janos Kadar
Kadar
Lischarge
Csepel Iron and Steel
Budapest
Yestern
Sandor Bacz
U. S
Television Highlights and Guest Lineup From Hub News Page
Readable fragments describe a variety of shows and guests including Maine Stitch, Rusty Draper, Kay Armen, and Richard Yorks. Also listed are medical programs, documentaries, and entertainment features with names like John Nesbitt, Roy Rogers, Lassie, and The Mikado.
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Washington Square
Ty Holger
Maine Stitch
Rusty Draper
Kay Armen
Marcy and
Cor Haled
Adsinlonad
Richard ‘Yorks
College Press
Hubert “T Humphrey
Minnesota
Medical Horizons
Stone
Modern Psychiatry
Ram Office
Frank Ayd, Jr
Baltimose
Don Goddard
Topper
Regsmo Topper
Kerbys
Yopper
Sunday Radio Schedule Highlights with Major Programs
A detailed list of December Sunday programming across channels features The Grand Ole Opry, This Week in Baslicnoral, Wild Bill Hickok, Football Pittsburgh at Washington, and numerous sermons, talk shows, and theatrical broadcasts. The guide names titles, times, and stations, indicating a packed weekend lineup.
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Grand Ole Opry
Balsicnoral FA
Sgt. Preston
Rey Regars
City Side
Pittsburgh
Washington
John Hopkin
City
Washington Square
Medical Horizons
Toppar
Playhouse
Baby Shaw
Captain Gallen
el Kiri
Forum
Ehe
Ohio
Wiliam Talman
Farid Deineddine
Syria
U. S
Heaven
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