ACP Reports Due Before Jan 15 Warns Hershman
Frederick County farmers holding 1951 ACP performance reports must file with the PMA County Office by January 15 1952 or lose time in processing payments. J L Heishman notes 780 reports are still missing and delaying state and Treasury checks. Farmers delaying may also sign sheets for 1962 ACP practices.
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Frederick County
J. L. Heishman
PMA
Heishman
Treasury
Treasury Department
Missing SDSC Professor Near Lake Benton
A South Dakota State College professor is missing since last week after leaving campus to travel toward western Minnesota. The search focuses on areas near Lake Benton, Minnesota, with authorities reviewing possible sightings and leads.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Minnesota
Lake Benton
Minn
Local Sales Directory Entrants and Details
A garbled sales directory item lists various names and addresses including G Baker at County House rear and a Bufflick Real estate entry near Winchester, plus references to farm implements and a warehouse. The fragment lacks coherent structure but notes entities such as G C Baker Wu J So W C Miller and a Saco listing with incomplete addresses and dates like DEC 18.
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JDBC
G. G. Baker
Gchuller
J. So
Winchester
Bufflick
G. C. Baker
W. C. Miller
Troup council takes no action against police chief in assault case
The Troup city council unanimously refused to act against Police Chief W. H. Rawlins after a newspaperwoman accused him of aggravated assault. A hearing has not been scheduled. Rawlins was released on $750 bond. The complaint was filed by Mrs. Irene Edwards, co editor of the Troup Banner and Tyler Journal, after an on street incident last Friday.
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Troup
Tex
W. H. Rawlins
Rawlings
Donald Florence
Irene Edwards
Troup Banner
Tyler Journal
Tyler Courier-Times
Edwards
Virginians push to use state manganese deposit
Representative Watk M Abbitt of the Fourth district urged greater use of Virginia manganese with support from Seventh District Rep Burr P Harrison and Nelson County Delegate Robert Whitehead. Harrison criticized Jens Larson for a perceived lack of interest in Virginia manganese.
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Watk' M. Abbitt
Burr P. Harrison
Nelson County
Robert Whitehead
Ly Oriti- Harrison
Thal
DMPA
Jef Jens Larson
Virginia
Spaak resigns as head of European Assembly
Paul Henri Spaak, former Belgian premier, resigns as president of the European Consultative Assembly in Strasbourg. He denounces British bloc politics and urges Europe to grant real executive authority, warning that unity plans are blocked and the Continent faces a crisis of weak political authority.
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Strasbourg
France
Belgium
Paul Henri Spaak
European Consultative Assembly
Bur
Assembly
Europe
Assem
Council of Europe
Council
Baek
Spaak
Britain
Russia
Big Four Announce Plan for Disarmament Commission
The Big Four proposed a new disarmament commission but remained split on the type of arms treaty. negotiations focused on how the commission would operate amid divisions on final terms.
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Paris
Pleven Secures Confidence Vote in Prompt Coal Steel Plan
Paris AP reports Premier Rene Pleven won a confidence vote in the National Assembly after pressing for immediate approval of the plan to reform Western Europe’s coal and steel sectors. The outcome strengthens Pleven’s push for rapid implementation of the economic plan through national measures and coordination with allies.
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Paris
Rene Pleven
French National Assembly
Europe
Demand for peace treaty with all Germany and troop withdrawal
E. German authorities press for a comprehensive peace treaty covering all of Germany and the immediate withdrawal of occupation forces. The stance signals a push for unified governance and full sovereignty after years of Allied occupation.
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Germany
Caudle Dismissal Tied to Tax Case and Bribe Probe
The White House announced Caudle was dismissed after investigators unearthed information from a committee. McGrath described the payment of 5000 dollars to Caudle as unique and approved earlier, while Knohl aided defense efforts for tax law violators Samuel Aaron and Jacob Preicus. Rumors swirled of dramatic actions by President Truman and possible further resignations.
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Caudle
Ater
White House
McGrath
Larry Ohl
Rep
Kean
W. A. Stennell
Knohil
Knohl
Samuel Aaron
Jacob Preicus
New York
Department
Charles Oliphant
Internal Revenue Bureau
Washington
Truman
MceGrath
Short
King George Spends Quiet Anniversary
King George VI marked his fifteenth anniversary on the throne with a quiet palace gathering. His brother Edward, now Duke of Windsor, is in New York for a winter visit with his American-born duchess, as the king approaches his 56th birthday with a family celebration planned at Buckingham Palace.
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London
Ie VI
Edward VIII
Allied Jets Report Possible MIG Kill
Allied pilots in Mig Alley battled Russian made fighters today and reported one Communist fighter probably down. The Fifth Air Force said all Allied aircraft returned safely. UN ground units repelled a Red probing attack in a half hour engagement on the eastern front at dawn. Patrols on central and western fronts saw only light enemy contact.
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Seoul
Korea
U Fifth Air Force
United Nations
Truman to discuss tax cleanup with Democratic Chair
President Truman plans talks today with Democratic Chairman Frank McKinney who urged a dramatic cleanup after escalating tax scandals.
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Washington
Truman
Frank McKinney
Eisenhower praised for leadership and tax honesty remarks
The article recounts remarks praising General Eisenhower based on his World War II leadership and a story about his tax handling after publishing Crusade in Europe. Support is voiced by Stewart Beamon and Shryock, with others pledging support across Virginian and American audiences. A Winchester meeting features a curbstone band and local civic participation.
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Catosella
Eisenhower
General Eisenhower
Europe
United States
Treasury
North Atlantic
Stewart Beamn
Dwight Eisenhower
Shryock
J. Pinckney Arthur
Sue Schinck
Paul Anderson
Glenn Seabright
Pomay Rey Beny
McCormac
Winchester Municipal
Big Jump in Tax Fraud Cases Amid Prosecutions Drive
The Justice Department saw a two and a half fold rise in tax fraud cases turned over for prosecution in July through September as a subcommittee investigation into tax scandals began. Internal Revenue reported 46 resignations or firings in 11 months, with 103 separations total in the bureau’s workforce of 57,000.
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Washington
Justice Department For Prosecution
Internal Revenue
Miers
Prilop
Tax Service
Revenue Bureau
Eight Year Old Helps Police Capture Bandit
Eight year old Jimmy Jones aided deputies by alerting them to a hold up at a Montrose area super-mart. The suspect James Monroe Rudolph, 34, of Placerville, was wounded during the chase and captured. Rudolph, believed to be the Green scarf bandit, fled after being confronted by Jimmy and his parents.
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LA Canada
Calif
Jimmy Jones
Jimmy
James Monroe
Rudolph
Placerville
Vic England
Montrose
England
Reno
Las Vegas
Sacramento
B. G. Jones
Super-Mart
Jmmy
Elizabeth Taylor Plans Mexican Christmas Wedding
A hotel man reported Elizabeth Taylor intends to marry British actor Michael Wilding in Mexico before Christmas. The couple is preparing for the wedding as rumors circulate in Hollywood society.
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Liz Taylor
Mexico City
Elizabeth Taylor
Michael Wilding
Mexico
Tanker in Trouble Drifting Off Cape Hatteras After Engine Fire
A tanker en route near Cape Hatteras caught fire in its engine room and began drifting about 30 miles to the east as rescuers monitored the developing emergency.
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Norfolk
Cape Hatteras
Sequoia Size Compared to Redwoods
Sequoias in California do not reach the height of the tallest coast redwoods or Douglas firs but outrank them in total timber by their immense trunks. At 120 feet, the General Sherman measures 17 feet in diameter, with a large limb about 130 feet up nearly 7 feet across.
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California
General Sherman
Walkout Ties Up Boston Port
The Boston port was shut down as 1,900 longshoremen walked out amid CIO picket lines. Two men were beaten for attempting to cross the line as the Isthmian One Freighter Steel Flyer faced a CIO stop-work protest. Daniel Donovan, AFL official, commented on the incident.
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Boston
Daniel Donovan
AFL Longshoremen's Union
Bbe Eer
CIO
CIO Marine Engineers Beneficial Union
Donovan
Memorial notices from Shenandoah and Carroll Counties
Holiday continues as Shenandoah County reports multiple fatalities including Lawler struck on Route 11 in Woodstock and Radford killed in a non collision crash on State Route 648 near Floyd. Mulkey and Key deaths follow collision and pedestrian injuries with victims from Arlington Roanoke Leesburg and Mountain Falls. Banks fatality involved car skid near Fancy Gap with teens injured.
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Woodstock
Shenan County
Roy Quentin Mulkey, Sr
Arlington
James C. Dooley
Roanoke
Odell Banks
Carroll County
Lawler
Shenandoah County
Radford
Floyd
Jack Hill
Ployd
F. Bedsaul
Inez Radford
Mulkey
Leesburg
Ho Ted
Guy Edward Strosnider
Dewey Hulver
Mountain Falls
Frederick County
Key
Banks
Blue Ridge Parkway
Fancy Gap
Order for Emergency Control of Radio Signed by President
President Truman signs an order enabling emergency radio and television controls if attack or threat occurs. The order limits FCC authority on program content and denies seizure of stations or equipment, while allowing plans to minimize electromagnetic emissions during attack or imminent threat.
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Washington
Truman
Communications Commission
Using a Watch as a Compass
The U S Coast and Geodetic Survey explains a crude method: point the hour hand toward the sun and the line midway between the hour hand and 12 will roughly point south.
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U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Little Steel Next Years For Schools, Roads and Hospitals
Washington reports that state governors heard from top defense mobilization officials on steel supplies for the coming year. Fifteen governors attended in person with others sending reps as Charles E. Wilson, Robert A. Lovett and Manly Fleischmann explained steel availability. Governor Battle of Virginia called the briefing as giving darn little encouragement.
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Washington
Charles E. Wilson
Defense
Robert A. Lovett
Manly Fleischmann
John S. Battle
Virginia
Battle
How's Your I Q Answers From Page Four
Correct answers list quiz items including 1 An early 18th Century over mantel 2 Animals 3 With You 4 Quinine 5B IVXLCOM 6 Sing Sing 1 Bonanza 8 Osmium 9 The Tempest 10 No not one of the original twelve referenced as an apostle in a broad sense.
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St. Paul
Daily Crossword Across 1 Dibbies 6 Mouth 9 Gourd Like
A compact crossword clue list with entries including Dibbies at 1 and Mouth at 6 along with Gourd like at 9 and a wading bird and a River in England noted for an across clue set Yesterday's Answer remains referenced for solver hints.
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Hershman
Cell Jones
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European Assembly
Braddock
George
Allied
Catasella
Barr’s Oo & Farm Rchard Supply Mo
Justice Department
Farmers and Merchants National Bank of
Tone International
Moee
Plymouth
G. G.baker
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Coleman Dunn
Boston Port
Robt. L. DeHaven
A Agrie
Harry W. Aikens
Clearbrook, VA
Little Steel
I. Q
Woodland Avenue
Virginia Avenue School
F.H.A
Glaize & Bro
C. I. Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron St
Heatwole Motor CO
Chapman Motor CO
Frederick Motors
Martinsburg Pike
Runcutter
S. Braddock
Daily Crossword
Bay. Miata
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