Germans Can Now Send Out Yule Parcels
Hamburg reports Christmas parcel shipments begin for Germans in both east and west zones. Eastbound boxes target prisoners in Russia and Yugoslavia with daily-use items while westbound parcels go to relatives in western nations and require care to avoid restricted goods. The Red Cross drives aim to send 90 000 parcels to prisoners and aid families.
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Eisenhower Seen Sure Bet To Seek GOP Nomination
General Dwight D. Eisenhower is viewed as a strong contender for the 1952 Republican presidential nomination, likely to be among the top three alongside Robert Taft and Harold Stassen. The piece notes Ike’s evolving campaign posture, his lack of a formal party label, and his growing involvement in national politics while criticizing Truman administration policies.
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Truman Happy With Coal Plan During Florida Visit
President Truman enjoys a Florida vacation as coal talks move toward a three day week restart. John R. Steelman says near agreement exists between miners and operators and may signal broader industrial peace. Steelman plans a Washington trip to address science and industry leaders as bargaining continues.
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Florida
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National Coal Association
Lewis
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Court Considering Sen Taylor Appeal
Alabama court of appeals weighs Glen Taylor's second appeal of a May 1948 Birmingham disorderly conduct conviction. Attorneys argue segregation laws were unconstitutional. Birmingham city lawyers say it was a simple case, no segregation issue. Taylor faced 180 days in jail and a $50 fine.
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Seafood Co Opens Tucson Warehouse
The Red Wagon Marine Products Co a seafood wholesaler from the Mexican coast will open its Tucson warehouse at 1340 with plans to expand distribution. The move signals growth in regional supply chains and adds processing and storage capacity in Arizona.
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Mustakas reveals fishing fleet and import plan
President George Mustakas said the company operates two boats at Rocky Point and has a plane to rush seafood from Mexican ports. He noted his prior work in Ohio’s restaurant business.
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Ohio
Rocky Point
Regional air service expansion reaches Tucson Phoenix and LA
Authorities announce expanded nonstop routes to Tucson Phoenix and Los Angeles. Tucson service will operate around the clock, according to officials.
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