Chiang Calls Emergency Conference Amid War Or Peace Talks
Nationalist leaders gather in Nanking as Chiang Kai-shek urges retirement amid rumors of peace talks with the Reds. Reports say Gen. Li Tsung Jen could become successor and negotiate with Communists while Chiang tightens defense and moves units to Formosa.
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Formosa
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Navy
Shanghai
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Yangtze
Iping
Tientsin
Te Li-Aling
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Etvte
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Li Tsung-Jen
Iise
Tu 3 Hei Sou
Four Guardsmen Die in Detroit B-26 Bomber Crash
A B-26 bomber from Dill Field Michigan crashed about six miles from its base in rain and sleet killing at least four men. The dead include Capt. Charles L. Parham Lt. D. A. Streeter and navigator Join Cinko, all air force personnel. Local guardsmen were among the victims and an officer also perished.
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Detroit
Michigan
Air Force
Dill Field
Fia
Charles Il. Parham
A Dearborn
Irs
D. A. Streeter
Ann Ar- Mich
Cinko
Donald C
Woman Named Gison Implicated in Nine Moors Case
Police report a woman identified as Gison of New York City is under investigation after allegedly plunging a blade during a confrontation involving nine Moors. The incident prompted a formal inquiry by local authorities and investigations are ongoing.
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Imart Police
Gison
New York City
House Found For Family Here
A classified advertisement in The Signal Times Recorder and Sunday Times records that a home was found for a family in need. The notice appears in the local paper's housing section and notes extensive circulation reaching more than 32 000 homes.
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Zanes Sis
Nine More Japs Sentenced to Die on Gallows
A wartime court at Yokohama sentenced nine Japanese officers to be hanged including three generals for beheading 33 American prisoners. Seventeen airmen were killed after Emperor Hirohito’s surrender speech. sixteen others received prison terms. In Paris, the Netherlands announced an end to hostilities in Indonesia at midnight Friday and planned release of Soekarno and cabinet members, conditional on public security.
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Yokohamap
Isamu Yokozama
Western Army
Kyusaku Fukushima
Shashin Ito
Col
Kiyohara
Tomomori
Fusei Wako
Hiroji Nakayama
Masahiko Murazaki
Paris
Netherlands
Iei
Indonesia
Jan Herman van Foyen
Soekarno
Council
Council On
Holland
Ado Yesserd
China
Aniea
Republic
Java
Sumatra
van Roven
Hague
Caommi
Otherlands Indies
Mohamed Hatte
Jogjakerta
New Trade Shifts In Czechoslovakia Amid Chamber Takeovers
Reports state the foreign trade ministry will absorb all chambers of commerce including Czech formed foreign bodies such as the French American and Latin American chambers. Maj Gen Tomo is said to lead raids in Java against Dutch posts as Indonesian events unfold. Egypt’s government falls after Mahma Nok Pasha’s assassination and Tora Hedi Pasha becomes premier. Nebraska Wesleyan’s John L Knight named Baldwin Wallace College president.
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Czechoslovakia
Ministry of Foreign Trade
Batavia
Java
UC. Tomo
Cairo
Egypt
Anjer
Mahma Nok Pasha
Tora’ Hedi Pasha
Moscow
Eoi
Stockholm
London Daily Mail
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Trumen
Mail
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A. I. Mikoyan
G. M. Halenkov
Communist Party
Central Committee
Russians Scorn Ruhr Control Agreement
London reports a six power draft Ruhr control plan greeted with mixed reaction. Western German leaders denounced the proposal and plan vigorous protest though not a boycott. British papers largely express satisfaction with the development.
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London
International
Scow Radio
Amecan
Tead
Ruhr
Greeks Round Up Communists in Peloponnesus
The Greek government announced a large scale roundup in the Peloponnese arresting about 3000 people described as Communists and underground workers. They are suspected of aiding guerrilla bands and anti government activity.
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Athens
Greece
Peloponneus
Sud
Willis M Townsend Dies at Columbus Ohio
Willis M Townsend, 90, retired educator and former principal of Zanesville High School, died at his home in Columbus. A native of Ohio and Kenyon College graduate, he taught then served as principal of Zanesville High School before leaving in 1964 to lead Central High School in Columbus. He was well known in Ohio education circles.
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Willis M. Townsend
Zanesville High School
Cand
Kenyon College
Townsend
Zanesville
Central High School
Columbus
Ohio
Police Nab 2 After 5 Mile Chase and House Trailer Hit
Crooksville man Raymond Osborne and 16 year old companion Arthur Carletti were arrested after an 8 mile chase near Morahola park. A bullet from pursuing officers entered a South Zanesville trailer causing a hole near the bed. Osborne paid $60 for speeding and an unlicensed driver. Carletti posted $25 bond for driving without a license.
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Ralph White
Maysville Pike
South Zanesville
South
Zanesville
Crooksville
Morahola Park
Marshal Gibson
C. BH
Courtney
Imley
James McCoid
William Criswel
McCoid
Criswell
Putnam District
Osah
Carietti
Maysville Avenue
Osborne
Barkley Concludes European Tour Remarks on Economic Stability
Senator Barkley wrapped up his European tour with a news conference at the American embassy library, urging stability and noting the need to curb encroaching economic pressures. He emphasized cooperation and stronger economic policy to safeguard growth.
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Nism
Barkley
Cromer Named Municipal Judge in Piqua
Governor Herbert appoints attorney Howard B. Cromer to the municipal bench in Piqua succeeding Judge James DeWeese who resigned to become probate judge.
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Columbus
C. U
Thomas J. Herbert
Howard B. Cromer
Piqua
James DeWeese
Prince Aly and Rita Arrive in Paris
Prince Aly Khan and Rita Hayworth arrived in Paris today at Le Bourget. The scene on the tarmac included a car escort as they prepared to depart for the city, with onlookers noting the arrival sequence and the swift entry into the airport complex.
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Prince Aly
Rita
Paris
Rta Hayworth
Prince Aly Khan
Apparthey
Wen le Bourget
Fire at Gibson residence destroys 900 cans of food
A summer kitchen fire at the Gibson home on Dietz Lane destroyed 300 cans of meat and 600 cans of fruit and vegetables along with a washing machine and fishing gear. The South Zanesville volunteers contained the blaze, saving the house. The loss is about 2500 dollars with partial insurance.
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Gibson
Fane
Ralph Corder
Yellow Cab Company
Corder
Gidunder
South Zanesvile
Robert McBride
Dealers to Hear Auto Sales Chief at Muskingum event
Carl Greiner vice president and general sales manager of Packard Motor Car will speak at the Muskingum County Auto Dealers association annual meeting on January 7 at Hotel Rogge. R B Cranmer Modern Motors presides with officers Dr W Wilson Zane Lincoln Mercours Royal Crawmer Craxmer Feldhize and Russell Spring M L Cottingham Co Earl Swingle Swingle Motors. Occasional rain and strong winds were noted tonight.
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Carl Greiner
Packard Motor Car Company
Muskingum County
Auto Dealers’ Association
Greiner
General Motors
R. B. Cranmer
Modern Motors
W. Wilson
Mother Who Hated Girls Admits Killing Baby Daughter
In Durand Michigan a railroad section hand’s wife, 23-year-old Dolores Froz, admitted beating her three week old daughter to death because she hated girls. Prosecutor Gerald McClear said an autopsy will determine charges as he awaits further details.
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Durand
Mich
Rairoad
Domingo Froz
Gerald McClear
McClear
Dolores
Dee
Agi
Slow Elevator Blocks Jail Escape in Fulton County
In Fulton County jail a slow elevator thwarted a jailbreak after deputy R E DeWitt spotted the elevator descending on the second floor. Five prisoners were inside with no guards visible. The men fled to the ground floor when trapped and surrendered. sheriff A B Foster said they had escaped from the fourth floor by binding a deputy.
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Atlanta
Fulton County
R. E. DeWitt
DeWitt
A. B. Foster
Bids Submitted For City Bonds
Bids for municipal bonds to extend water mains to Frazersburg and Dresden Road areas opened at noon in the Office of City Auditor Henry Stemm. All firms bid 21 percent interest with the Columbus company offering a 2 percent premium of 958. Premiums from other firms include Cleveland Cincinnati Co Filene and Pehl. Sale of the bonds slated for the next session.
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Colorest
Frazersburg
Dresden Roads
Henry Stemm
Columbus
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Filene Com Pal
Pehl
Truman Flying Back to Capital
President Truman departs from Fairfax field Kansas City aboard the Independence to return to Washington. He plans to monitor world reaction to a statement suggesting some high Russian officials seek reconciliation with the United States. He will meet this afternoon with Philip Murray CIO president and other CIO leaders.
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Kansas City
Washington
United States
Fairfax Field
Kansas
White House
Philip Murray
CIO
Reno Shaken Again by Strong Earthquakes
Reno experiences a new series of tremors with shocks centered in the city and affecting the Sierra Nevada region. Power and telephone lines were knocked down and emergency crews scrambled as seven quakes hit Reno and surrounding areas early today.
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Nev
Reno
Sierras
Californie
San Francisco
Fresno
San Joaquin Valley
Nevada
Bell Telephone Company
California State
Here
Department
California
MecCullough
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Reno Gazette
Hern Californi
Sacramento
Santo
Marysville
Dows
Retired Denison Professor Dies in Granville
William C. Ebaugh, 71, former professor at Denison University in Granville, died today. He taught in the theology program and lived in the Granville area. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Granville
William C. Ebaugh
Denison Unive
Todfred
UN Demands Cease-Fire In Palestine
UN Security Council orders Israeli troops to retire from the Negev district in southern Palestine and calls for both Israel and Egypt to end hostilities. The vote was eight to zero with three abstentions. Reinforcements and enforcement steps were discussed as Bunche coordinates to transform truces into an armistice. Reports from Haifa indicate the second Negev battle has largely halted with quiet conditions amid potential Egyptian reinforcements.
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Paris
United Nations
Niger
Palestine
Security Council
Israel
Egypt
France
M. Faw- 2 Bey
Tp. N
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Council
Tel Aviv
The
Negev
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Haifa
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Kosygin Ousted as Soviet Finance Minister Restored as Deputy
Soviet Presidium named Arseny Zverev finance minister again and Kosygin to a light industry post. Kosygin, 44, had held the finance portfolio for 10 months before his dismissal. Zverev resumes as finance minister with Kosygin as first deputy. the move expands light industry powers. Churchill travels to Monte Carlo with Mrs Churchill and daughter Sarah to work on memoirs and rest.
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G.alexei N. Kosygin
Arseny G. Zverev
Supreme Soviet
Kosygin
Politburo
Communist Party
Central Committee
Zverev
Cannel
Rance
Winston Churchill
Monte Carlo
Churchill
Sarah
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