Will Reds Wait Art Style In Europe
Washington dispatch reports Truman and Attlee offered a mild peace outlook on China after six meetings. Secretary Marshall warned of prolonged tension as U N forces stay in Korea. The White House urged U S arms buildup while signaling a possible olive branch to Soviet and Chinese leaders.
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Attlee
United Nations
Korea
New York
Marshall
U. N
China
U.N
Asia
Britain
National Association of Manufacturers
Soviet Union
Pearl Harbor
Europe
Russia
Jury Finds Steven Albert Guilty in Passion Killing
In New York on December 11, Steven Albert, 22, was convicted of first degree manslaughter for the fatal beating of 34 year old Teresa Ma Guire on August 25. The Queens court will sentence on December 18, with a mandatory term of 10 to 20 years. Albert testified he lost control after she reportedly bit him during a kiss in a lovers’ lane near Aqueduct race track.
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New York
Steven Albert
Teresa MaGuire
Queens County’ Court
Albert
Aqueduct Race Track
Opened Styles Exhibit Displays Varied Works in 261 Gallery
A pre Christmas show featuring paintings drawings etchings and prints opened yesterday at the 261 gallery 261 N Court St Director Ruby Warren Newby hosted a private reception. The exhibit includes 45 Tucson artists including Ray Strang Mac Schweitzer Frederick Eastman Maryska Modjeska Hutton Webster Jr Hans Paap and John Maul with silk screen prints by Robert Spray and Berta Wright continuing for two weeks.
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261
N. Court St
Ruby Warren Newby
Tucson
Ray Strang
Mac Schweitzer
Frederick Eastman
Maryska Modjeska
Hutton Webster Jr
Hans Paap
Stanley Fabe
John Maul
Southwest
Robert Spray
Berta Wright
Blame Communist For Kidnap Killing
Five Formosans are under arrest on charges of kidnapping and murdering a nine year old boy. The alleged Communist agent Kiang Tai-yung is described as leader. The body was found six days after an attempted ransom payment of $3,000 by the boy's grandfather.
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Taipei
Formosa
Fire Threatens Priceless Messiah Book In Johnstown Church
A $50,000 fire destroyed the Franklin Street Methodist church in Johnstown. The first American edition of Handel s Messiah borrowed from the Johnstown public library by the church choir was saved from the flames by quick action. Fire crews from the city and nearby towns battled the blaze. five firemen were overcome and several others injured.
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Johnstown
Franklin Street
Io Compromise, Rhee Asserts
Seoul Korea December 11 President Syngman Rhee declared his government would not accept a compromise with Chinese Communists even if North and South Korea were halted at the parallel. He said he cabled to tell the United Nations that after heavy sacrifices to check Communists unification of the country would be unthinkable. Rhee also said Lt Gen Walton H Walker and the U S Eighth Army would defend Seoul.
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Seoul
Korea
Syngman Rhee
North
South Korea
Rhee
Washington
United Nations
Walton H. Walker
U. S. Eighth Army
Yugoslavia Plans Delegation to Danubian Session
Yugoslavia says it will send a delegation to the third Danubian conference session in Glatz Romania despite past pressure from a Russian controlled meeting. It notes that Cominform delegates overrode Yugoslav proposals last year and kept Yugoslavia off key committees though it controls the Danube river's longest section. Yugoslavia has complied with Danubian commission rulings but warns it may take reprisals if treated unfairly.
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Rade
Yugoslavia
Ugoslavia
Glatz
Romania
Cominform
Danube
Airline Wage Boosts Bid for New York Workers
American Airlines and CIO Transport Workers union announce a three year contract providing a four cent hourly wage increase retroactive to December 2 for 4000 maintenance and store employees with further two cent escalator raises each quarter tied to the cost of living index. Non union staff to receive benefits. Previous wages ranged from $1.69 to $2.08 per hour.
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New York
American Airlines
Pany
CIO Transport Workers Union
U. S. Labor Department
Three year pact announced for 500 special category employees
G. K. Griffin says the agreement shifts concessions for long term stability and notes inflation has cut real wages. TWU president Michael Quill hails the wage as a victory for union security. Ratification votes occur in major cities including New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Fort Worth, Cleveland, St. Louis, Buffalo, Nashville, Tulsa, Oklahoma City, and Washington D C. About 100 million leaflets were dropped in Korea in the first 125 days of operations.
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G. K. Griffin
TWU
Michael Quill
New York City
Chicago
Geles
Sobsens’ Dnizens Ft
St. Louis
Buffalo
Nashville, Tenn
Tulsa, Oklo
Washington, D. C
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