Eisenhower Begins Busy Weekend With Foreign Policy Talks
President elect Eisenhower started a crowded weekend in New York meeting nine officials over two days to discuss foreign affairs and government streamlining. He will announce Dulles as secretary of state after a meeting and hold sessions with college presidents to discuss administration structure. He also plans to watch the Army Davy game on TV while security tightens details of the Korea trip.
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New York
Eisenhower
Asts
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
James ©. Hagerty
Milton Eisenhower
Citizens Committee
Sherman
Adams
New Hampshire
Wun
Philadelphia
Korea
Fisenhower
Walter Bettell Smith
Central Intelligence Agency
Albert C. Wedemeyer
South Korea
Clare
Boothe Lace
Connecticut
Walker left estate of 34668 with eight thousand to each child
New York dispatch reports former Mayor James J Walker left a total estate of 34668 dollars with 8000 bequests to his adopted children James J Walker and Mary Ann Walker. The estate tax appraisal lists beneficiaries including his former wife Janet Alea Walker of Miami Beach Florida and his sister Nan Walker Burke. He died in 1946.
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New York
James d. Walker
James J. Walker
Mary Ann Walker
Jalen
Janet Alea Walker
Miami Beach
Fila
Nan Walker Burke
Youngster Rescued After Hours Drifting. Dog Missing
Three year old James Adairo safe on shore after drifting for hours in a skiff off Choctawatchee Bay. His dog Missie remains missing. The mother Ruth Adsiro was reportedly tossed overboard. Robert Glass rescued her. Air Force personnel coordinated the search and later found the dog barking miles away. James, without food, asked for popcorn upon rescue.
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FY. Walton
Fis
James Adairo
Miss
Deotore
James
Missie
Choctawhat
Eglin Air Force Base
Ruth Adsiro
Robert Glass
Eglin
Atudy
Air Force
Missle
John Cornett
Hindman
Janes
Eglin Air Police
McGranery Probe on Parole Bribery Tactics
McGranery ordered a review after a Justice Department telegram urged dropping efforts to recapture Ricca and others on parole. FBI Director Hoover oversaw a criminal division inquiry that found no final policy approval, detailing how the instruction to abandon an appeal was sent but not cleared with top officials.
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House Committee
Ricca
Campagna
Otto Kerner
Kerner
Chicago
McGraner
McGranery
FBI
Hoover
Ricta
Compagna
Expert On Old Glass To Speak To Hist Society
Mrs W BR Milford of Baltimore will address Washington County Historical Society on December 4. Milford curated the Amelung glass site excavations near New Bremen, Maryland, identifying 28 intact fragments and organizing the first Amelung glassware exhibit. She is bringing Baltimore guests Mrs Gaylord Lee Clark and Mrs Albert Graham, descendants and associates in Maryland archaeology and history.
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W. BR. Milford
Baltimore
Maryland
Washington County Historical Society
Milford
Maryland Historical Society
Fingerstown
City Park
Crinevlentalls
Gaylord Lee Clark
Janiathan Hager
Albert Graham
Lie Successor Is Under Study at United Nations
Diplomats in New York report a closed door struggle over a successor to UN Secretary General Trygve Lie. Russia reportedly wants to move quickly to avoid Lie’s extended term, while the Western powers push for a careful decision on his resignation. Secret informal talks may begin early next week.
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United Nations
N.Y
Trygveshe
Lie
Pwo
Public Warned On Dried Egg Yolks
Washington November 20 The public warned against Swift's canned dried egg yolk for babies and small children after the FDA found salmonella type organisms in some cans The germ may cause gastric and intestinal upsets which can be serious in infants.
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Washington
Swift
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Judge to Step Aside in Rosenberg Death Penalty Review
Federal Judge Irving R. Kaufman will relinquish oversight to Judge Sylvester J. Ryan to hear defense arguments Monday on whether Julius and Ethel Rosenberg should die for treason. The couple faces execution in Sing Sing during the week of January 12 for passing atomic secrets to Russia, a claim the defense disputes. The Supreme Court has not agreed to review further.
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New York
Irving R. Kaufman
Julius
Father Rosenberg
Sing Sing
Russia
U. S. Supreme Court
Kaufman
Sylvester J. Ryan
Associated Press
United States
Emanuel Bloch
Bloch
Soviet Union
95th Birthday But Keeps Daily Routine In Town
YORK November 2 Dr iss will celebrate his 95th birthday Monday while maintaining a strict daily routine. He drinks a highball or two and smokes 10 to 12 cigars before dinner, then sleeps around 2 to 4 a.m. and works a 10 hour day starting at 10 or 11 a.m. He follows two meals daily and believes his routine, not health rules, keeps him going. Lewi, president of Long Island University's College of Podiatry, notes his perseverance and routine.
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York
Driss
Lewi
Long Island University’s College of Podiatry
McCarthy Signals Scrutiny for FCC in New Congress
Senator McCarthy indicated the Senate investigations subcommittee will examine the Federal Communications Commission in the new Republican-controlled Congress. He plans to widen the committee and create task forces to monitor government activities, arguing graft and waste can occur with large spending. He noted inquiries into FCC complaints from several senators and will seek guidance on pay for investigators loaned by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
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John Chadwick Washington
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Federal Communication Commission
Senate
Congress
Senate Committee On Government Operations
FCC
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
WcCarthy
Lindsay Warren
Senate Elections Subcommittee
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Warren
Treasury
Sen. Hennings
D-Mo
Sen Benton
D-Conn
Benton
Service members in Asia Caribbean and Kansas training
Private Albert B Sayles of the 24th Infantry Division in Japan is with the 12th Infantry Division and serves as a tank gunner in Company C, 6th Tank Battalion. Marine Cpl Richard M Keller and Pfc Charles A Thompson train with Marine forces in the Caribbean with bases on Puerto Rico. Homer C Koontz Jr reports for duty at Hutchinson Kansas Navy air station as a constructionman in the Construction Battalion, a Navy Privateer program location.
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24Th Infantry
Japan
Albert B. Sayles
Norma Jean
Prospect Avenue
Hagerstown
Sayles
34Th Regiment
Nlger
6Th Tank Battalion
Cpl
Richard M. Keller
Jean E. Keller
Conward Street
Marine Corps
Caribbean
Cpl. Keller
Marine Air and Naval
Puerto Rican
Ist Marine
Charles A. Thompson
Guy K. Thompson
Elm Street
U.S. Naval Air Station
Hutchinson
Kansas
Homer C. Koontz, Jr
USN
Louise W. Koonls
Potomac Street
Koontz
Naval Service
Bainbridge
Mad
Navy
Multiple Birth Hoax Triggers Chilean Police Probe
Chilean federal police ruled the reported birth of septuplets to Carmen Molina a hoax. Luigi Salamanca disclosed the falsity after initially confirming seven daughters with a midwife, fueling banner headlines and public outcry in Santiago as officials investigated who staged the publicity stunt for a festival.
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Santiago
Bulger
Luis Salamanca
el Mercuria
Carmen Molina
Cline
Chile
Carlos Ibanez
Salamanca
Realty Market Busy Week Continues On Englewood Road
Real estate transfers fill the week with deeds between Cleavie A Bohn and Wiliam M Eddy on Roessner Avenue Raymond A Grossnickle and wife to Lillie M Davis two acres with improvements part of Valentia tract along Hagers town to Boonsboro Turnpike Herbert C Adams and wife to David C White and wife half of double brick at 137 South Mulberry Theodore Martin Myers and wife to Mary E L Davis ten acres with improvements between Mt Briar and Chestnut Grove Foster K Bowers and wife to James L Mules and wife property along Broadfording Road in District 13 United Engineering Company Inc to H Reginald Hesson and in dwelling in Carroll Heigh Pearl M Higdon to William L Harrell and wife property in Appletown Pangborn Corporation to Model Homes Inc 23 lots along Belview Avenue E Hane Snyder and wife to Lee E Stine and wife tract along Virginia Avenue beyond Snyder John A Snyder and wife to L Victor Crist and wife set in Colonial Park John C Hull executor to Jacob M Bonebrake and wife former Stine property on McDowe Charles H Koontz and wife to Wayne P Hawkins and wife dwelling on Interval Road Carl R Beer and wife to Charles a Koontz and wife dwelling at 1203 Virginia Avenue
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Mr. Fletcher
Englewood Road
Cleavie A. Bohn
Wiliam M. Eddy
Roessner Avenue
Raymond A. Grossnickle
Lillie M. Davis
Valentia
Hagerstman
Boonsboro
Herbert C. Adams
David C. White
South Mulberry
Theodore Martin Myers
Mary E. L. Davis
Mt. Briar
Chestnut Grove
Foster K. Bowers
James L. Mules
Broadfording Road
United Engineering Company, Inc
H. Reginald Hesson
Carroll
Heigh
Pearl M. Higdon
William L., Harrell
Appletown
Pangborn Corporation
Model Homes, Inc
Belview
E. Hane Snyder
Lee *E. Stine
Virginia Avenue
Snyder
John A. Snyder
L. Victor Crist
Colonial Park
John C. Hull
Jacob, M. Bonebrake
Stine
McDowe Avenue
Charles H. Koontz
Wayne P. Hawkins
Interval Road
Carl R. Beer
Charles A Koontz
Gas fumes sicken 26 at Wichita store incident
Gas fumes seeped through the heating system of a crowded downtown Wichita store yesterday causing illness among at least 26 employees and shoppers. Seven ambulances ferried victims as panicked crowds rushed for exits. None of the hospitalized were in serious condition. Fire Chief Elgin Wood said a gale in exhaust pipes allowed fumes to enter the hot air system before authorities dispersed the fumes and business resumed.
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Wichita
Sears -Rodnick
Elgin Wood
Ex King Pays Up But Reserves All Rights To Refund
Ex King Ahmed Zagi of Albania paid taxes on his Langsland estate near Oyster Bay, after Nassau County planned a tax sale. His attorney cited sovereign immunity and treaties with the United States to justify the move, reserving all rights to reclaim the paid funds.
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Mineola
N. Y
Ahmed Zagi
Albania
Langsland
McVeigh
Oyster Hay
Nassau County
Borris M. Komer
Komar
Jeantary
United States
Arson Scented Fire in Ames Hospital Investigation Grows
Arson investigators from Raper's office and the National Board of Fire Underwriters joined C R Cobb and Howard M Welcher to probe a fatal blaze at Ward Building No 2. Several patients fled the hospital, with about a half dozen recaptured nearby as authorities awaited Texas convention plans.
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Raper
C. R. Cobb
Howard M. Welcher
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Cobb
Welcher
Charleston
Texas
Y Baule
Trixie Friganza Celebrates Birthday in Pasadena Home
White-haired vaudeville star Trixie Friganza, 6 percent today, is said to be excited by a birthday marked by more than 100 cards pinned to drapes in her Flintridge hilltop apartment. Bedridden largely due to arthritis, she remains mobile with a wheelchair, after retiring in 1939 and briefly returning for World War II troop entertainments.
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Pasadena
Callfus
Trixie Riganza
Sacred Werrt Academy
Flintridge
Yesteryear
Catholic Academy
Academy
Trixie
Priganza
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Paris
Sally
Youth On Trial In Lover's Lane Beating And Robbery
The trial centers on a group of youths accused in a Lover’s Lane beating and robbery near the city. Testimony details that Baker’s pocketbook was found on Ralph Foltz, with Linkens signing a statement the next morning denying threats or inducement. Hollyhay says the plan aimed to flee to California to pay a car debt, while defense contends the acts were for petting parties and not robbery, arguing Linkens’ guilt is limited to indiscretion.
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Lover’s Lane
Frm
Uruly
Myers
Baker
Ralph Foltz
Linkens
Hollyhay
Ment
California
Mney
Binckens
Alorney Kuhn
Plea Of Tot Saves Santa From Getting All Tangled With The Law
In a Bronx court a 4 year old boy Stanley Schwartz pleaded for Santa Claus to be spared. Magistrate Hilda Schwartz allowed Santa to go home after the boy promised to moderate noises. Santa Meyers, 50, in a department store suit, left the case smiling.
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Santa
New York
Geo
Santa Claus
Stanley Schwartz
Bronx
Hilda Schwartz
Stanley
Schwartz
Meg
Reuther Gains in CIO Proxy Clash at Atlantic City
In Atlantic City CIO leaders debate a successor to the late Philip Murray as president. Walter Reuther and Allan Haywood jockey for the top post while backers seek unity to avoid a public split before the convention opens. Jacob Pototsky urges a united approach or an election showdown.
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Atlantic City
Nov
IA Cio
Walter Reuther
Ixbor
Philip Murray
CIO
Reuther
United Auto Workers
Allan
Haywood
Labor Federation
Jacob S. Pototsky
Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union
State CAP Receives Three Training Airplanes
Maryland Wing Commander Bennett Crain announced the Civil Air Patrol received three liaison airplanes for training in Maryland. The two place mono wing Stinsons will be used for orientation flights and observer training for cadets, with about 600 cadets in the program. parental consent is required before any cadet flies.
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U.S Air Force
Maryland Citi Air Patrol
Maryland
Val. Bennett Crain
CAP
Col. Crain
Civil Air Patrol
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