American Aids Halted to Netherlands East Indies
Washington halted all Marshall Plan aid to the Netherlands East Indies pending settlement of hostilities with the Indonesian Republic. The move followed full consultation with the State Department and cuts off current ECA grants to the Indies while Dutch forces seize key cities in Sumatra and Java.
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Republic of Indonesia
Paul G. Ho
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ECA
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Lovett
van Kieffens
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Hnesia
Paul G. Hoffman
China
New Chinese Cabinet Wins Chiang's Approval Amid War News
Chiang Kai-Shek approves a cabinet led by Sun Fo as Nationalist China vows to fight on for an honorable peace. Northern Communist advances toward the Yangtze threaten all north and east central China. Observers see Chiang still in control, while some speculate on possible peace deals with the Reds.
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Chiang Kai-Shek
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Yangte
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Robert T. Secrest
Mirrburg
Germany
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Brookline
Ybarbo
Goliad
Tex
Gaines
Campaign figure Secrest to run in 15th District race
A longtime Washington area political activist and former Marietta official is linked to Secrest's campaign efforts in the 15th district. The text notes Smith's past roles, ties to local groups, and mentions a December event with Congressman Secrest at an office building, but many details are fragmented.
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Smith
Presse
Marietta
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Tie
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Lions Club
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F A 4 Engine Navy Plane Down Flight From Honorulx
SAN FRANCISCO reports a four engine navy plane, previously down, was attempting to make land today on a flight from Honorulx with fuel nearing exhaustion. ATHENS reports a Czechoslovak airline plane with 22 aboard missing since last night enroute from Rome to Athens. crew of five and 19 passengers. YOUNGSTOWN reports a Pennsylvania couple en route to Fiat Michigan fatally injured in a two car collision. Charles Christy of Dravesburg died at 2 am, his wife Virginiea died about 10 minutes later. GREAT NECK reports Donald Brian, 73, a noted actor and singer, died today. LONDON says an international industrial police force will patrol the Ruhr to stop Germany from developing secret arms aims for European dominance. a diplomatic source notes this as a major outcome of a sit-country conference on Ruhr fate. WASHINGTON reports President Truman left by plane for Independence Missouri to spend Christmas.
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Charles Christy
Dravesburg
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Germany
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Mental tests for confessed slayer after arrest
State's Attorney Joan Boyie said Herlindg Perez would be taken to Cook County Behavioral Clinic for an evil. Arias and Armas were questioned for an hour and 15 minutes under Arias then the test. If mentally fit, he would face trial. Roosevelt's body remains unrecovered after a Chinese air transport crash killed five yesterday on Basalt Island. Roosevelt was a grandson of President Theodore Roosevelt.
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Roheria
Joan Boyie
Herlindg Perez
Theodore Roosevel
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Shanghai
Hong
Kong
Smog Victims Relapse After October Tragedy
Eight physicians treated four patients relapsing from the lethal smog that killed 20 people last October. George Westlock, 65, is in fairly bad condition as patients admitted yesterday continue to suffer lingering effects.
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Wil Rongaus
Colder Tonight With Snow Affects Ohio South
Colder conditions prevail tonight across Ohio with some cloudiness. Thursday brings continued cold air and a chance of snow mainly in the southern portion of the state, affecting travel and outdoor plans.
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Ohio
South Porthon
Chorus To Present Program Tonight At Lash High School
Members of the a cappella choir of Lash High School directed by Miss Norma Riecker will sing several numbers beginning at 8:30 tonight. The street music is installed by the Retail Merchants association, announced today by Howard Smith, association president. A second item notes a fatal crash near Poston with Mrs. Imogene Bobe, 28, killed and her husband Edward and child unharmed.
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Norma Riecker
Retail Merchants Association
Howard Smith
Cadets by Home in Military Planes
West Point cadets from the Military Academy begin a 10 day holiday leave departing today by air to homes across the country. About 1,900 cadets fly on air forces manned planes with roughly 1,500 leaving from Stewart at Neuburgh New York, 137 from Dutchess County Airport New Hackensack New Jersey, and 136 from Teterboro Airport New Jersey.
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Rom Stewart
Neuburgh
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Dutchess County
New Hackensack
Teterboro
Tojo and six other Japanese leaders executed
Tokyo reports former Prime Minister Hideki Tojo and six Japanese war leaders were hanged at Sugamo Prison after a long trial. The executions, carried out under MacArthur's order, ended a high profile case for crimes against humanity.
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Tokyo
Hideki Tojo
Japan
Tojo
Police Probe Ordered Into Duggan Death
New York Mayor William O Dwyer ordered a thorough police inquiry into Laurence Duggan s death on a Manhattan 16th floor office balcony amid claims of possible foul play The FBI declined to join the probe noting it is a local matter Mundt of the House Un American Activities Committee suggested possible espionage links but offered no evidence The investigation aims to determine whether Duggan s death was self inflicted accidental or the result of foul play
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Laurence Duggan
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Duggan
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Karl Mundt
R-Sd
House Un-American Activities Committee
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State Department
Telecramic oDerery
Arthur) Wallander
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Dugean
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Whittaxer Champers
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Mm "Tou Tou Lae
Clemency sought for Ohio killer on eve of Christmas
The Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission may recommend clemency for Robert Murt Daniels, survivor of a two murder team that terrorized Ohio last summer. Daniels, 25, of Columbus, faces execution in the electric chair for a cornfield slaying, while his partner John West was killed and others remain disputed. Daniels’ family pleaded for mercy as a routine clemency hearing proceeded, with noted mental illness claims and past head injuries cited. The commission’s recommendation may reach Chairman Thomas J Herbert before Christmas, who can halt the sentence for further review.
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Robert Murt Daniels
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John Miebel
Mensfield Reformatory
Irs
Miebel
Phyllis
Dan
John C. West
Parkersburg
West
van Wert
Parole Commission
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Lilian Sims
Obetz
Heanng
Thomas J_ Herbert
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Sams
Damiels
Mansfield
Lutz
Stores Open Again Tonight For Christmas Shopping
Zanesville stores will stay open until 30 o clock tonight and tomorrow night to aid Christmas shoppers. The shops were crowded yesterday and last night as consumers rushed to finish holiday purchases after the extended evening hours began last night.
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Woman Charged With Bigamy Near Hamilton Ohio
Mrs Kaye Caldwell 23 of Chillicothe was arrested on an affidavit charging bigamy. The affidavit says she married again here last week while still being the first husband’s wife.
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Hamilton
Kaye Caldwell
Chillicothe
John Dunseith
Three Robberies At Grocery Store In Cincinnati
In Cincinnati a woman and two men discussed times and robbery before holding up a grocer. Three suspects arrived in a car. One demanded a Christmas tree, then entered the shop with a gun. They took $150 and forced the grocer Kremer into the store ice. The trio fled after seizing the money and the tree. In Salem Ohio William Hughes, a vase and figure maker for three years, died at 54 from heart disease.
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Kreimer
Istore
Krezmer
Potter
Salem
William EU. Hughes
Court Rejects Slayer's Appeal in Ohio Execution
The Ohio Supreme Court today dismissed Harold A. Beach Jr.'s appeal of his first degree murder conviction for the knife slaying of eight year old Sheila Ann Tule, reaffirming the Feb. 2 execution date. Beach had pleaded insanity. authorities upheld the lower court verdict.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Harold A. Beach, Jr
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Ohio
Sheila Ann Tule
High Court
Beach
Sheila Ann
Mother Steals Child From Foster Parents
Harrisburg police issued a felony warrant for Jeanne Morgan Braget and John M Braget for kidnapping three year old Vicki Jeanne Snyder from her foster grandparents. The child was adopted by Harry M Snyder of Harrisburg two years ago after the mother signed away rights. State police alerted agencies from Harrisburg to Tacoma to locate the couple believed traveling toward Washington.
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Carl B. Shelley
Jeanne Morgan Braget
pher _ Ausvand
John M. Braget
Tacoma
Wash
Sheley
Vicki Jeanne Snyder
Harry M. Snyder
Burg
Dayton Bus Fare Hike and Franchise Change
Dayton, O. city commissioners approve a new bus franchise raising cash fare from five to ten cents and introducing seven ride tokens for 39 cents. City Railway Co officials say Dayton, among cities over 160,000, ends five cent fare. ordinance takes effect January 21.
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