Probers Reopen Hearings in Hiss Chambers Case
Washington reports the House Un-American Activities Committee resumes public hearings into communist espionage. It names former State official Sumner Welles as a witness and hints at testimony connecting Alger Hiss to secret papers given to Whittaker Chambers. The probe centers on prewar espionage and allegations of Soviet Japanese leaks.
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Carnegie Foundation For Internnational Peace
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Rand
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Mbers
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Ambers
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Ian Barkin D-Mass
House Committee
U. S
President to Meet Madame Chiang Kai-Shek Friday
President Truman will host Madame Chiang Kai-Shek at the White House Friday evening with Mrs. Truman. The meeting, announced by Presidential Secretary Charles G. Ish, follows Madame Chiang’s U.S. visit to discuss aid for China's nationalist government.
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Ang Kai-Shek
Re House
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Truman
George Carshall
Madame Chang
Unitedates
China
Three Die in Air Crash Near Columbus
W T Blanchard 48 general manager at GM Aero Products in Dayton Miss Vivian Johnson 29 and Miss Betty Chartes 25 all of Dayton perished when their Jamestown New York bound flight crashed ten miles west of Columbus. Coroner said they died about 24 hours earlier and that the pilot BLanchard likely made a forced landing with gear down as the plane nosed into the ground after a 126 foot bounce through trees near US Route 49.
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Jamestown
N.Y
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General Motors’ Aero Products
Vivian Johnson
Betty Chartes
Robert A Evans
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Blanchard
Erroll Flynn Faces Charge Of Kicking New York Cop
New York police charged actor Erroll Flynn with third degree assault after an argument at a cab stand. Flynn and companion Wanda Wahn were held briefly, bail set at 2500 each, with hearings scheduled in magistrate court.
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Fiona
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Aeos
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Tismna
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Joseph U Gardner
Cao
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Bronx
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Bergeles
Wahn
Tras
Perona
Postal Rate Boost Looms
Washington officials said President Truman and Postmaster General Donaldson urged Congress to raise rates on all mail except first class with increases likely for second class newspapers and magazines and fourth class mail. The report notes budget pressures and a Communist encirclement at Suchow as Nationalist forces defend the area and evacuation complicates operations.
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Pewsmen
White House
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Budget Bureau
Nanking
China
China Front
Suckow
Chen Ti
Suchow
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Chen Yi
12Th Army
Chuang Wei Kuo
Kai Shen
Stan Kinskey Named Auto License Registrar Deputy
Stanley Kinskey former St Thomas high school basketball coach will be appointed deputy registrar of motor vehicles. Supported by Muskingum county executives his approval goes to Governor elect Frank Lausche. He will replace Mary Worstall who was named deputy registrar after Frank Worstall Kinskey's retirement from coaching. He lives at 12 Glessner avenue and may start February 1.
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St. Thomas
Muskingum
Frank J. Lausche
Kinskey
Mary Worstall
Frank Worstall Kinskey
Dare [Bee Baking Co
Glessner Avenue
Kin‘Skey
Resistrar
Marshall Undergoes Kidney Operation
Washington reports Secretary of State James F. Marshall underwent a kidney operation today at Walter Reed Hospital. Officials said the operation was successful though elective complications are anticipated. Marshall, who will turn 68 on December 31, has served as secretary of state since January 1947.
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Army
Walter Reed Hospital
Hosspital
Marshall
Truman
State Department
Dong
Iospreat
Liner Arrives 14 Days Late After Strikes and Fog
The Cunard White Star liner Qu eur, largest passenger vessel afloat, docked 14 days behind schedule in New York after strikes fog and heavy seas delayed its voyage from Southampton. 2299 passengers were aboard as the vessel faced weather and labor delays including a longshoremen strike on the East Coast and a sympathy walkout by part of the Queen Elizabeth’s crew.
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England
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Duncan Falls Man Robbed on Main Street
A Duncan Falls man, John Oldex, 24, told police he was robbed of 108 dollars early morning on Main Street near Second Street. He reported a man approached from the rear with a gun and demanded money. Oldex said the suspect may be someone he recently spoke with at a nearby cafe.
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Main Street
Second Street
John Oldex
Olden
Tod
Jailbreakers Plead Insanity In Perry County Case
Three of four Perry County jail escapees plead insanity at arraignment before Judge U.S. McGonagle. Clyde Kelly 26 Vincent Ohio and Hugh Dobbins 39 New Lexington Ohio were ordered committed to Lima State Hospital for observation after entering not guilty by reason of insanity. Robert Romme 23 Rendville entered a similar plea, Judge McGonagle taking it under advisement. William Goodfellow 19 Mansfield Reformatory inmate remains with case unresolved.
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New Lesington
Santa and the Snow Man tale of a lonely boy and a snow figure
A December snowstorm strands a boy named Danny who is orphaned and has a twisted leg. Peers mock him as he longs for friendship and home. The story follows his lonely world until a turning moment in the wintery town.
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Lille Pos
Danny
Weill
Anniversary recalls Pearl Harbor attack seven years on
Nation notes mark seven years since the Pearl Harbor assault with memorials abroad and in the United States. Remembrances include comments by Shigeru Yoshida in Tokyo and Madame Chiang Kai-shek in Washington. Local items report veterans meetings in San Diego and a Pearl Harbor survivor's passing in San Diego. Nationwide and global reactions reflect on the war's lasting impact and justice avenues for war crimes.
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Tokyo
Shigeru Yoshida
Japan
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Chiang Kai-Shek
China
San Diego
Caliz
Hungarian official executed for treason in Budapest
Victor Csornoky, son in law of former Hungarian President Zoltan Tildy, was executed by Hungarians for treason in Budapest per Tanjug. In Washington, the White House said President Truman will seek up to 16 million dollars for aid to Palestine refugees under a UN aid resolution adopted November 19.
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Victor Csornoky
Zoltan Tildy
Hunzarians Today
Tanjug
Budapest
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White House
Truman
Congress
United Nations General Assembly
Burglar Is Routed From Grocery Store
A burglar escaped from a Maysville grocery after an employee spotted the suspect with a flashlight. Fred Hague and Ralph Dovenbarger confronted the intruder at 1320 Maysville Avenue and saw him flee through a back window. No theft was reported.
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Fred Hague
E. F Dovenbarger
Maysville Avenue
Ralph Dovenbarger
Dovenbarger
Cleveland Woman Chosen as Floor Leader in Ohio Senate
In Columbus a Democratic caucus named Senator Margaret A. Mahoney of Cleveland as the floor leader for the 98th General Assembly opening January 3. The vote by Democratic members-elect was reported as unanimous.
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General Assembly
Rescue Ends 40 Hour Mid-Pacific Hunt
Honolulu reports a navy carrier rescued 33 exhausted survivors from a mid-Pacific crash 1,200 miles southwest of Honolulu. Survivors endured shark-infested waters on two life rafts after their plane ran out of oil and altitude, with four others lost.
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Air Force
Rendora
Willam RB. Calhoun
Birmingham
Aja
Rendova
Five-Year-Old Girl Struck by Truck in Local Crossing
Lydia Darlene Eby five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Eby 219 Grant street Was injured shortly after 7 o'clock while crossing Sharon avenue at Fishers lane A Keck ambulance took her to Good Samaritan hospital for chest injuries and facial lacerations The driver identified as James A Harner 42 of 1014 Hall Avenue faces investigation
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Lydia Darlene Eby
Charles Eby
Grant Street
Sharon Avenue
Fishers Lane
Good Samarstan Hospital
Keck
Lacera Ods
Ponce
Gmver
James A. Harner
Hallsavenue
To Let Contract For Nelsonville Hospital
Contracts for a new hospital and public health center at Nelsonville will be signed this week. Architect Louis F. Karsberger of Columbus said the Ti-bed hospital will be built by the Sisters of St. Francis of Stella Niagara with $200,000 raised by subscription plus a federal grant. Federal approval of aid for one third the cost has been given.
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Columbus
Sisters of St. Francis of Stella
Niagara
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