Truman to urge Eisenhower cabinet role in foreign policy
Truman plans to press Eisenhower to appoint top cabinet members for State, Defense, and Treasury within two weeks to work with current officials. Aiming to secure Eisenhower’s support on Korea policy and UN actions, with two White House meetings and a nationwide TV reception.
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Neakrest
Eniwetok Atoll
Truman
Eisenhower
Volun
U.N. General Assembly
Fisenhower
Trufray
White House
Cabinet Hoam
Washington
Augusta
Lincoln Memorial
Constitution Avenue
Washington Monument
Pennsylvania Avenue
Boy Who Shot Sister Returns Home After Two Day Flight
A 11-year-old boy Daniel Feiler returned with his brother Barry after a two day flight from Bronx home. Police said the shooting of Marion Feiler was accidental and meant only to frighten her. The brothers rode Marion’s bicycle, traveled to New Jersey, and stayed two nights at an inn before heading back. Daniel faced a court appearance as the family mourned.
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Edith Shaffer
Lancaster
New York
George
Zahn
Daneil
Bronx
Daniel
Barry
Marion
George Washington Bridge
New Jersey
Fort Les
Spring Valley
Harry
Jack Feiler
Newcomer Ernest J Newcomer Dies After Brief Illness
Ernest J Newcomer of Hagerstown died at Columbia Hospital on Friday afternoon November 34 after a brief illness. Born in Morgan County West Virginia he was the son of the late William and Emma Newcomer. Surviving are his wife Mary E Stouffer Newcomer and siblings including Mary McCullough Patterson Creek and Grace McCullough Cherry Run, with brother Roy W Newcomer Patterson Creek. Funeral services will be held at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning from Etzweiler Brothers Funeral Home York Pa.
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Ernest
Newcomer Ernest J. Newcomer
Hagerstown
Columbia Hospital
Columbia
Morgan County
W. Va
William
Emma Newcomer
Mary E. (Stouffer) Newcomer
This City
Sters
Mary McCullough
Atterson Creek
Grace McCullough
Cherry Run
Roy W. Newcomer
Patterson Creek
Etzweiler Brothers Funeral Home
York, Pa
Margaret Gertrude Kane
Ralph C. Kane
South Locust Street
Carlisle
Abraham and
Gertrude Elliott
Assemblies of God Church
Mats Dorothy Kane
Margaret Childress
Harry Raymond Kane
Family Tragedy Shocks California Community
Mrs. Robert Parker learned that her husband and grandfather died after their jeep wreck in harsh country. Their children Michael five Caroline Anne two and Peggy Joe two were found frozen beside the wreck in a ditch on Saturday. The grandfather Reginald Parker sixty started to take the children home Friday and collapsed while seeking help.
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Abriah, Calif
Robert Parker
Dennis
Michael
Caroline Anne
Peggy Joe
Reginald Parker
Deearate
Parker
Urner Sweeney Invite Budget View Before Council
Urner and Sweeney tell city leaders a 1953 budget should balance around 2.63 million in revenue with a 2 percent water and sewer increase. They project total expenditures near 3.23 million, while attorneys predict 2.92 million spending and 2.63 million income next year. They note a deficit under current estimates and cite available funds including 50,000 from East West Highway, 351,346 year end cash, and 150,000 bank borrowing capacity.
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Urner
Sweenes
Abe
Decision On Wage Rise Sparks Price Control Debate
The Office of Price Stabilization boosted coal prices on Friday with ceilings up to 75 cents a ton for bituminous coal and 45 dollars for Pennsylvanian anthracite. If miners win the full 199 dollar increase, officials expect further soft coal price boosts of about 40 to 50 cents per ton. About 65,000 miners are affected as wage controls face an April expiry unless Congress acts. CIO President Philip Murray warned that price controls are collapsing and urged legislative action to reestablish standby controls for inflationary pressures.
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Office of Price Stabilization
Begin-ning Bork
Murray
Cumuyre
Ten Nabbed In Disorderly House Raid
Police raid on a disorderly house in the 300 block of Jonathan Street led to ten arrests. George Robinson 41 was charged with maintaining a disorderly house and Kathryn Gregory 21 was charged as an inmate. Eight white inmates listed include George W Uhler and John C Squibb among others. Patrolmen Price Lowry and Frush conducted the raid after midnight and heard disturbances prior to entry.
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Ianaries
George Robinson
Jonathan Street
Kathryn Gregory
George W. Uhler
Franklin Street
Elsworth Daunt
Washington Street
Richard Henson
Freemont Street
Daniel W. Linkins, Jr
Bay Street
Henry C. Hemphill
Black Elm Street
Maurice C. Jenkins
Mulberry Street
Paul H. Martin
Lee Street
John C. Squibb
Charles E. Price
Robinson's Place
Price
Robinson
Albert, Lowry, Jr
Robert Frush
Expected To Decide Soon On POW Repatriation Policy
The piece discusses urgency over a Korea War POW repatriation policy and President Eisenhower’s possible statements. Wylie, Truman, and Acheson seek clarity to bolster U.N. diplomacy. New York conferences may precipitate a decision on Eisenhower’s Korea trip and policy stance.
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Wiley
Eisenhower
Taft
Martin
Bridges
Truman
Acheson
U. N. Assembly
U. Inions
New York
Korra
Tip On Fatal Accident Best Prize Winners Listed
Daily Mail invites readers to call with correct names to claim cash prizes for tips on various local incidents. Includes examples from Greenfield Road housewife Virginia Avenue housewife and others who described events tied to accidents and animal sightings.
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Aritietam Furnace
Greenfield Road
Virginia Avenue
Potomac Street
West End
Road Enginger
Sharpsburg
The
Daily Mail
ROKs Now On Their Own In Korean Front
In Korea on November 17, South Korean troops under the army command faced renewed pressure from Chinese forces on Sniper Ridge. A reinforced Chinese battalion attacked at dawn, driving the outnumbered ROKs from the ridge, though initial reports claimed seven Red companies attacked with withdrawals. The delay in reporting reached division headquarters by five hours.
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Snnter Ridge
Korea
Two Shoplifters Get Jail Terms
Two shoplifters received jail terms after a case involving a bag of stolen merchandise. One suspect, Mangans, helped deliver the bag and discovered shirts gloves and frozen chicken inside. Barnhart claimed he bought the bag from an unknown man for four dollars and admitted drinking with the other man. The incident led to intoxication charges and the two men faced magistrate Atinger. Merchants in Hagerstown warn of seasonal theft increases and efforts to curb losses.
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Mangans
Barnhart
Mangan
Maugans
Heen
Atinger
Haperstown Omerchanta
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