U S Army Conveys Supplies to Berlin Amid Soviet Road Block
An unarmed convoy of 60 food vehicles left Jessen in the American zone toward Berlin to break the latest Russian attempt to restrict supplies. Allied commanders protest new Soviet limits on truck traffic along the Helmstedt to auto bahn route.
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English war bride fights for custody of two children
The English mother Viola Bates, 45, arrived in Chicago to seek custody of her grandchildren Dennis 4 and Roy 2 after her daughter Betty 25 was killed by her husband Frank Gager 34 who then killed himself on their fifth wedding anniversary. Bates hoped to adopt the boys amid the tragedy.
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Dulles Seeks Senate OK for NATO Pact
Senator John Foster Dulles urged ratification of the 12 nation North Atlantic Security Pact in his maiden Senate speech. He said U S delegates debated but rejected artificially elevating tensions to win approval and stressed the treaty would reduce the risk of war with the Soviet Union.
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Radio on Tractor Brings Sox Night Ploughing to Illinois Farmer
An Illinois farmer writes to the Chicago American about listening to the White Sox games on a radio setup described as a tractor radio with FM attachment. He notes he never misses a game due to late night plowing while the Sox play.
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Elderly Vermont carpenter keeps pace with long-lived lineage
In East Charlott e Vermont Fred St George aged 97 still works a full day in his carpentry shop. He cites a family tradition of longevity with his father living to 92 and his grandfather reaching 105, underscoring a history of strong health and steady labor.
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Coal Strike Laid To Reds
Australian Labor Minister Edward Holloway blamed a 16 day coal strike on Moscow saying Russia aims to impose tyranny on the world's free people. He warned army and navy could be used to protect essential services as the 24 000 miners’ stoppage threatens gas supplies and paralyzes the economy.
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Yellowstone Bus Convoy Involved In Park Crash
Union Pacific reported a serious Yellowstone National Park crash involving six park buses, an oil tanker, and a car. One person was said to be dead unofficially. The Yellowstone Special was held at West Yellowstone beyond 7:30 p.m. by park request to air passengers out by train. Details on casualties or causes were not released.
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O Braun Named General Manager of Local Medical Plan
Dr. W L Olsen announces Harold M O Braun as general manager of the Southeast Idaho Medical Service Bureau non profit plan. O Braun takes duties at 307 Kane Building Pocatello with Boise origins. Plan provides medical surgical and hospital coverage to employees and families with free choice of participating doctors. He will reside in Pocatello with wife and daughter Joyce Alice age 12.
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Midwinter in Australia Sparks Seasonal Reflections
Winter reverberates across Australian cities as residents confront short days, cooler nights, and preparations for mid year challenges. Communities share tips on warmth, lighting, and outdoor planning despite the season's chill.
Muzzle Charge Sparks B-29 Probe Clash in Congress
Defense Secretary Louis Johnson is accused of muzzling witnesses in the B-36 bomber probe stirring a fierce House Armed Services fight. The House votes 13 to 12 to delay the unification bill, risking its fate this session as Senate leaders threaten to hold up a $302.6 million pay raise until the B-36 inquiry proceeds. A new drug is claimed to flatten notices within a day.
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