Dutch Study on UN Decree Sparks Indonesia War Debate
Dutch delegate Van Roxen said The Netherlands is studying the UN ceasefire decree and has given it serious consideration but has not yet halted fighting in Indonesia. Malik condemned the stance as a refusal to end aggression and urged immediate Dutch withdrawal within 22 hours. Other delegates pressed for full troop withdrawal to pre operation positions.
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Paris
Jan Herman van Roxen
United Vans Sec
Indonesia
van Roren
Netherlands
Holland
Java
van Rosen
Jacob A Malik
Maelik
United States
Council
Ukraine
Authorities Probe False Reports
Hamilton authorities faced a false alarm spree as a prankster caused a car crash hoax an ambulance panic and a window fall scare. Fire and police responded at each address but located no accident no injury and no trace of the caller. An undertaker was also told to send an ambulance for a non existent woman.
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Hamilton
College Professor And Son Drowned in Breaching River
The bodies of Joan E. Eaton, a German professor, and his five year old son Michael were recovered today after a drowning incident near a breaching river. Authorities identified the two as the victim and his child, both residents of the area.
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Bre
Moryver the Bothes
Joan E. Eaton
Michael
Two Men Questioned In Hatchet Slaying At Upland Camp
In Upper Sandusky two men were questioned after the Christmas Day hatchet killing of Cornelius Green. William McCoy 61 was found hiding in a brush pile and detained for questioning. Both men, members of a New York Central track crew, fought in a camp car at Wharton. Deputy Sheriff Carl Stansbery took McCoy into custody.
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Upper
Sandusky
William McCoy
Natenet
Cornelius Green
New York Central
Wharton
Carl Stansbery
McCoy
McCay
St. Louis
Fire causes four thousand dollar damage at Linden Avenue flat
A fire at 909 Linden Avenue apartment house caused about 4000 in damage. It started in a five room Dutro family unit and spread to other rooms but firefighters saved the rest. No injuries reported.
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Linden Avenue
Standard Oil
Commissioner Street
Roy iMesserly
Linden ‘Avenue
Donald McCaslin
Kenneth Stewart
H. L. Dutro
Messerly
Dutro
Lora Bracken
Marlin Moore
Mrr
J. Tu Ferguson
Storm Batters Rescue Vessel on Greenland Run
The Saipan carrier, slowed by fierce winds, presses toward Greenland from Norfolk to attempt the rescue of 13 stranded air force men. James J. Strebig aboard the US Saipan reports the battered voyage as the ship nears its destination.
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James J. Strebig
Saipan
Greenland
Air Force
Norfolk
Rescue Effort Aboard Saipan For Stranded Airmen
U S Col Bernt Balchen to lead an yet uncertain rescue from Greenland for 13 stranded U S airmen after a violent storm battered the carrier Saipan. Winds up to 100 miles an hour, seasick crew, damaged antennas, and radios limited but communications held with three remaining sets.
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Cape Race
Passi
Saipan
Second Negev Battle Expands To Full Scale Clash
Reports from Tel Aviv describe a large scale second Negev battle with fighting spanning the Israeli Egyptian frontier near Kafa toward Gaza. Officials offer few details as a news blackout persists. Egypt and Arab League partners consider arming on the Cairo line while observers cite a general clash.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
The
Negev
Iit
Cairo
Dessau Pasha
Egypt
Kafa
Gaza
Paris
Holy Land
Wegev
Seveni Nation
Arab League
League
Warmer Weather Forecast Here
The mercury plunged to five above at the municipal airport over the weekend and dipped to nine above in the morning. Forecasters said the cold snap will be short lived and the temperature hit the season’s new low Sunday morning.
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Municipal
Truman Resumes Work on State of the Union Message
President Truman returned to Independence to resume work on his State of the Union message to Congress. His aides reopened temporary White House offices in Kansas City after the holidays to study phases of the address as temperatures and gas concerns drew regional notes.
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Cleveland
Youngstown
Canton
Akron
Massilion
New Philadelphia
Wooster
Ohio
Columbus
Mercury
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Cincinnati
Independence
Truman
al Millport
Columbiana
Congress
Six Americans Seized By Reds Near Soviet Border
Frankfurt dispatch says six Americans were arrested yesterday by Russians on the U S Soviet border in Germany. German police reported no one had been returned and noted a gunfire exchange occurred. The Americans were described by a U S constabulary member and accompanied by a German border guard. In Cleveland a 78 year old woman, Neile Cook, was fatally struck by a car while trying to catch a bus.
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Frankfurt
Cermanr
Germany
Hesman State Police
Wiesbaden
Ge ‘Bers
U. S
Cleveland
Neile Cook
U S Death Toll Rises Over Christmas Weekend
The toll from traffic and other accidents reached 3177 early today with 267 traffic fatalities, two more than the National Safety Council estimate. Fires claimed at least 32 lives, including seven from one New Brunswick family in a Christmas Day blaze.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
New Brunswick
N. J
Not So Cold DF Weather Notes and Today’s Forecast
The notice records light snow intermittent yesterday with a mild high. It lists today’s low and a room temperature figure and shares brief, nearby forecast details in concise local weather terms.
Reds Seize 2 Million Germans in Forced Labor Camps
Berlin dispatch reports US Army Secretary Royall claims Soviet Russia has rounded up 2,000,000 Germans and 13,000,000 total people in forced labor camps in Russia including many women and children. He cites intelligence, notes no POW status. Addressing rumors on Germany’s governance, he says no commander changes in Germany have been decided. Royall tours European installations.
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Berlin
Kenneth C. Rorail
Soviet Russia
Jehildren
Russia
Royall
Ousiy
New York
Germany
Washington
Walter Bedell Smith
Lucius D. Clay
Clay
Rorall
Europe
Mediterranean
Food controls in Tokyo market order issued by MacArthur
General MacArthur ordered all Japanese staple foods, except farm-use supplies, delivered into the controlled market. Dutch Ambassador Hendrik Mouw criticized UN for aiding Russian propaganda amid Indonesian fighting. Coast Guard reported Argentine tanker crew rescued. 23 aboard accounted. Yugoslav arrest of Assistant Finance Minister Obren Blagoje for attempting to escape with government funds was announced. Dr Zahm reported progress after aviation accident injuries. details unclear due to fragmented text.
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Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
Hendrik Mouw
United Nations
Moarn
Netherlands
U. N
Gami Roxers
Norfolk
Coast Guard
Teday
Belgrade
Obren, Blagoje
Lausche Selects New State Fire Marshal
Harry J. Callan of Youngstown will be state fire marshal under Gov Elect Frank J. Lausche. The choice, who held the post during the previous Lausche administration, was announced yesterday by Robert L. Mounton, future director of commerce. Legion home burns in Raceland Kentucky.
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Tolumbus
Harry J. Callan
Youngstown
Frank J. Lausche
Callan
Lausche
Robert L. Mounton
Commerce
Christmas Gift Exchange To Continue Through Week
Zanesville shoppers can exchange gifts bought at local stores through the rest of the week. Howard Smith, president of the Zanesville Retail Merchants association, said exchanges cover size color or other merchandise within the same store. Cash refunds will be rare. Stores keep regular hours and open at 9:30 each morning. This year’s sales rose four to nine percent in most cases with some reporting larger gains.
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Zanesville
Howard Smith
Zanesville Retail Merchants Association
Srmth
Welles Found in Snow Field After Exposure in Maryland
Former undersecretary of state Sumner Welles was found unconscious in a snow covered field near Oxon Hill Maryland suffering from exposure and shock. Doctors reported his condition serious with possible frostbite risk to fingers and toes and a possible heart episode in the night.
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APF
Sumner Welles
Maryland
Robert Kirby
State Department
Washington
Welles
Oxon Hill
George R. Huffman
Arnold Welles
New York
Laurence Duggen
Duggan
Activi
Corbett Tull
Atternment
Clark
Duggen
Robert Kerby
Wesley Manor House
Robert
Huffman
Saki
Cardinal Mindszenty Seized in Hungary on Treason Charges
Budapest announces arrest of Cardinal Mindszenty, Roman Catholic Primate, on suspicion of plotting against the government, spying, treason, and black market money dealings. Official statement to follow in 48 hours amid Vatican and domestic speculation.
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Budapest
Hungary
Josef
Mindszenty
Vatican City
Istvan Barankovits
Opposta
Pariament
Premer Isivan Dobi
Matyas Rakesita
Tard
Ndszenty
Dina
Esztergom
Foreign Ministry
Fire wipes out family of six in Massachusetts blaze
A cottage on the Petersham road in Massachusetts was destroyed by a fire that killed six family members three young children and the parents. Ralph Wales and his wife were found trapped in upstairs bedrooms while the father slept downstairs near a couch. Neighbors and fire officers mourned the tragedy as investigators began work at the scene. A separate brief noted a baby born on Christmas Day at Clearfield hospital with two front teeth.
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Mass
Standape Cottage
Petersham Road
Francis, Jr
George
Belle May
Wales
Ralph
Clearfield
Paul
M. Frank Liverty
Clearfield Hospital
Slain Patrolman's Family Receives Aid in Scant Time
In Barberton the family of Patrolman Vincent Gerek, slain during a Christmas Eve supermarket holdup, receives early support. A canvass by local business leaders and donations from Beacon Journal Fund and the Fraternal Order of Police Associates total initial aid for his 15-year-old daughter Martha and the widow Margaret.
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Barberton
CDF
Margaret
Martha
Vincent Gerek
Gerek
Brownie Goldlewski
Peninsula
Goldewski
Beacon Journal Fund
Inc
Fraternal Order of Police Associates
Reds Demand Punishment For Leaders In China War Crisis
Nanking reports say Communist radio lists war criminals led by Chiang Kai-shek Madame Chiang Sun Fo and top leaders requiring punishment through a peoples hour. Officials fear negotiation is closed as more troops move into Nanking Shanghai area with fighting near Kaoyu.
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Nanking
China
Chiang
Madame Chieng
Sun Fo
Peoples Government
High Command
Nanking-Shanghai
Wuhu River
Wuhu Hweichow
Wuhtu
Yate
Kaoyu
Waterworks employee injured by coal hopper incident
Henry Risen, 72, a fireman at the North River road pumping station near South Zanesville, was seriously hurt today when struck by a loaded coal hopper. He suffered neck, chest, and stomach injuries and was taken to Bethesda hospital. Fellow workers said the hopper slipped the track and struck him as it fell.
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Henry Risen
Zanesville
City Waterworks
North River Road
Bethesda Hospital
Keck
Eisen
Risen
Thieves Crack Vault To Obtain Drugs In Columbus
Police report burglars bored through a concrete vault at Mutual Drug Co in Columbus and stole several hundred dollars in drugs. Joseph Fallon, officer of the firm, said bottles containing thousands of grains of narcotics were missing while other offices were left undisturbed.
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Columbus
Mutual Drug Co
Joseph Fallon
Failon
Plane crash at Ski Park injures three near Chillicothe
A plane crash at Ski Park airport near Chillicothe injured three people yesterday. Pilot Anneth Lynn, 24, head cuts and possible rib fractures. Passengers Ralph Wingo, 24, and Russell Biner, 19, received lesser injuries. Lyim taken to Chillicothe hospital. Separately, a strike began at Warner & Swasey Co in Cleveland as 1,300 machinists walked out over wages. picket lines formed at midnight.
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Chillicother
Ski Park
Orth
Here
Anneth Lynn
Ralph Wingo
Russell Biner
Lyim
Chillicothe Hospital
Cleveland
International Association of Machinists
Warner & Swasey Co
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United States Air Forces
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Raceland
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