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Show 1950 THE r"'r til i! LEADER Trrmonton. l?nh ri ' j fH jT(yye!i! t T f' P J 'I1' ft ' .I i i -- World welterweight champion Sue.. Ray Robinson successfully de.emi title from Havana's Kid Gaviian American league deitui National League team, Sam Siujd tuKts Western Open stoi championship at St. Paul 11 12 Kzzard Charles successfully defers heavyweight ehan:pionsh;p by de feating Gus Lesvenich. 19 Hironoshin Furuhabhi, set? world swimming recordsJapan, 18 IS of-minutes in 1,500 meter free stvle 4:33.3 minutes in 400 meter free slyie and 9:33.5 minutes in 800 meter free style. 20 Coaltown. Steve Brooks up, set world record of 1:214 In winning nn"-rii- ! Stakes Whirlaway 10 ivv September l o.i. ituins Davis Cup, defeating Aubtralia four matches to one bomb. 2. Charles. Coe. Communist armies in China. 3. Trial of U top Communists in the U.S. 4. Coal and steel strikes and subsequent events in nation. 5. Marshal Tito's successful defiance of Russia and Comin-for- 'ten-nisi- U.S. IS e.2SS to'wnnsd 60. oUapse, WUlng VJshes Warren, Ark.. H.fih gales, 39 in western .'R ' : :. westrn and mountain a - ...h. u"million. ausf K S2M , !",r,lona '.M down train express embankment. if rf Cathav Pacific plane from . northern Hong Kong i? at"Cuzco. atr die in o Twenty-tw- M. Peru, at fire destroying ienti Kenyon coUege. arj in die Gam-.- t r. Ohio 'liioes Bil 28 Arkansas, -- od f sassippi south and Oklahoma. Louisiana. Tenag, in. in Effingham, die VBtr-fou- r south-,V- a In i persons are killed In earthu that rocks central Chile. elec-t- c sk in South Africa of three more's Pirrdico Special. November 11949 major league December 3 Notre Dame defeats Southern Meth-odlto end season undefeated and lead football pack. Army, Oklahoma and California remain undefeated. 12 Kentucky and Oklahoma bid for national cage leadership. persons Israel involved In a dispute with Britain after invading Egypt and shooting down R.A.F. planes. 13 U.S. turns pressure on Britain to abandon dispute with Israel so as r h not to peace. 14 U.S. says it plans to join North Atlantic military alliance to ease west Chinese Europe's fear of Russia.terms are Communists say peace surrender of Nationalists. 21 Chiang k enters retirement 22 armistice delayed by Jewish retention of Negeb. 28 U.N. security council passe independence plan for Indonesia. take February Air tit hits Eastern Ton Din, N. J. Air navy Lines plane 1 3.000 riwlet. lives ol 3 . air Ir.gland, 2i 13 crash Kai-she- "A veteran slays N.J. J"8 nt St. J3. Nine it stamped w Noronlc !p tel Nantucket In burns in Toronto Uves. 130 In Joachim, Que. die as cabin ( '' 13 ler t; 70.000 left Cuatemsla floods. H air Incbslnj boxer die, .'.:,!, Protestant leaders March Andrei Vishinsky 4 home- 20 crash In Marcel 31 - airliner. -B'. .N'&- ' mA at collide Dallas kiUs 28 "is Skft Dnlvslt, i;torrad0"ln of Missouri Molotov sign Soviet zone currency, barred from west Berlin. Russia denounces North Atlantic e. n pact, April 2 ",..kp',wlshlng,on- - replaces as Russian foreign minister. II Draft of Atlantic pact completed. Israel and Italy decides to join. Trans-Jordacease-fir- - ber -- 24 26 . thousand n Cardinal Mindszenty pleads "guilty ln principle" to treason charges by Hungary's Red regime. Gets life sentence. Israel, Egypt sign armistice. Bulgaria begins treason trials of 8 iaber war Arab-Jewis- end.-inge- Israeli-Egyptia- :.;! and 4.000 i li Ecuador earthquake. in tales forest fires 3" January killed in air crash e f V and .Ann persons killed In ?.r Perth. Australia. ? 'am American correspondents i id a air rrash near Bombay. Los Angeles kills 36. near it, ; ; (a persons killed when fi between the army and navy. 10. Devaluation of pound in Great Britain. Chinese Reds take Canton. Wholesale arrest conducted by Communist continue In Czechoslovakia. 20 Yugoslavia elected to U.N. security council over Soviet protests. 28 George Bidault becomes French premier, ending crisis. 29 United States consul and taff seized by Reds at Mukden. 14 15 Dutch, Indonesians agree on terms for sovereign Indonesian state. 7 France and Canada team up to urge nations' pact. 14 Indian extremists hanged for assassination of Gandhi. Britain delays date for nationalizing steel. Chinese Nationalists shell U.S. merchant ship. Chinese Reds ask U.N. to oust Nationalist delegates. ,16 Washington refuses to recognize control body created for Danube by Russia. 20 President Chanis of Panama ousted by coup. 22 Fate of American arrested by Chinese Reds lies with peoples's court in Mukden. Ousted Panama president leads demonstration in Panama City. West implements Paris plan to ease controls on West German republic. 23 Chinese Reds r; ease U.S. consul-generon suspended Angus sentence. 34 Panama supreme court President Chanis but police chief forces him out 'am. Dr. Arnulfo Arias become n.esident. 28 Chinese Reds ;: i. st U.S. vice-co- n sul, William St ' cs, ln Mukden. 29 Cominform asks unseating of Yugoslavia's Tito. 30 Chinese Reds tai-.Chunking, nationalist capital. Chinese terms Communists modify peace Twelve nations sign North Atlantic pact and plan for U.S. arms aid. 7 Tories upset Labor in London election. 17 Ireland becomes Independent republic. 24 Communists capture Nanking. 30 U.S., Russia negotiate to end Berlin blockade and set up Big 4 conference on Germany. Communists gain In attempt to isolate Shanghai. 4 11 23 30 Jcnuary Ann Scott Lou E. Marsh lVXoJJ" Russians agree to lift rail blockade of Berlin. Dutch, Indonesian agree , on new truce. Reds capture Isolate Shanghai. Israel admitted to U.N. Big 4 ministers' conference open tn Paris. West German constitution adopted. Red capture Shanghai. 4 deadlocks on German unity. Big Soviet-zon- e Germans adopt constitution. Czech Reds hit Catholic church. SL ; 0,Ik ll7.'M contract June 7 t Gla"ia-jWl!- t f" foreign relations committee approves Atlantic pact. Chinese nationalist government preto flee to Chungking pares U.S. and Soviet, authorities agree on Berlin railformula to end anti-Re- d road strike. n win a Trieste election. United States protests Britain's trade pact with Argentina. Western charter creating civilian allied high commission for west Germany published. 6 Senate 13 17 29 Vro"rnte(r,,VyWe,gM ' D'!"ftbaU champion- - England?' fvuie Aico wins Up, MVweight ,V.p"oks "P. ch.-,m- wtwoai. rr? Y - r.(fn",!yc '"llur, t.. com-ni- -- hot. Steve 11 12 18 ic:v hv Mrmor la. conch. ,n h. 15 Yugoslavia break off two commer. ci:il pacts with Russia and discounts danger of Russian Invasion. IS Hungarian Minister Rajk and two other alleged traitor say they plotted with Tito and the United States. 17 Western Big Three agree not to help Chlnng 18 Britain devalues pound and 24 nations follow suit. Truman tnmantei thai "President an "atomla rstioslan" has takes place In 29 Russia ar,d four ntelllte break off mutual aid pacts with Tito. Big Four unitv talk tn Berlin reach another deadlock. 2 ::H,rTlnA b, Corn ltol. October 2 Russia ' : .4. Parker. " ",rl r.. '"i dih. a Communist recognlre ernment In China. meet Big Four foreign minister ain tn Austria. Yugoslavia insei I tl N. k.fAr l'rr f Prim Minister of Indl, Nehru, ar rive for visit In United State. m 11 gov- - . Ir children Needy China total 20 million 15 million o' whon homeless bv war witr racial segregatlor Repairmen overhauling tothe white reporters House open the building who found parts of It near collapse February Film star Robert Mitchum and ac tress Lila Leeds sentenced to prison terms In Los Angeles cour' on marijuana charges. of Yukon Grady. InquisitiveInto cow silo, achieved Okla., plunged ackec while nation bovine fa oer proble-- r brains for four days of how to get her out. General Motors announces wages , iai nno rr,nlnvps will be reduced contract witr under' union. at trevsnr. Axis Sallv begins tpfense cannot bf trial bv saying treason " woHs "mere committed by .i 23 -- 26 scheme t(. Latest club sweep Amfrica is Pvrar-iletter which works on order of rh,iin I'ubiir by births reported J V Health Service to number 3.5r.i).O.i' 1 "5 In Axis vears sentenced from in to l prison for treason. Snlly In makes faist trip around world. 3 Louis Johnson replaces Jemes Fur restal as secretary of defense. 11 IT.S. senate relets ruling against filibusters. U.M.W. announces two week memorial walkout. 30 President signs bill extending rent control through June SO. lSSO he wmiH not President Truman under the hesitate to tie atom bomb was used on e same clrcum-stan- i 6 Japan. -- Bureau of Agricultural Economicsin In prices predicts slirht drop comes, production fur 19H "Vole 2- 8- Russia completely Jam America" broadcasts to the USSR containing accounts of negotiation' ending Berlin blockade. 16 2 public Atlanta rliv council bnns except for fes;ue wearing of Ku Klux to orcnslons. This Is blow rule s dom Hague of Jersey titv ends when Hague ma Is" swept out of office. chine Fiti H a v worth Is mar Movie Tied to Prince Aly Khan. 27 June s'r survey re Street Journal' veals used car prices "melting Ilk. innw tinner Medical association gigs (lAmerlr.in Its Chief spokesman and ennrr 'ins s. needs d v plan Clark orders SSAttornev Ceneral Tom In investigation of terrorism FBI iteen Aiabama where several hav hooded bestm or Intimidated by night rider. l"Wa!l B-- 20-ye- ar I Inauguration We. i ptr- L'!J V 4 may have "booster" bomb to set off more powerful bomb. Mt. Etna eruptions threaten Sicilin towns. Former Rep. Andrew J. May (D., Ky.i enters federal prison on fraud sentence. Census bureau says employment is up. Shirley Temple gets divorce on "liquor and lipstick" plea, New Jersey citizens told to curtail use of water. G.I. found hiding in tent in Germany with fraulein and baby. New German drug reported as "promising" treatment for cancer. satirizes self st Gridiron clubBarkley banquet. 1 i- J - 41 s Britain Devalues Pound! Alger His perjury trial open. Three top Communists sentenced to Jail for contempt of court. 7 Gordon Gray appointed secretary of army. 8 John L. Lewi orders mint stoppage, 30 John L. Lewi to order miner work three days a week. only Judith Coplon convicted a spy, gets from 40 months to 10 years. January Foster Dulle appointed to U.S. senate. Truman abandons tax Increase plan. and calls for deficit spending. U.S. ratifies Atlantic pact. House rejects Brannan farm plan. Truman offers Attorney General Tom Clark seat on supreme court, asks Senator J. Howard McGruth to become attorney general. 28 Sir Malcolm Camp bell, first man to exceed 300 mph, on 1 land. Robert Ingersoll Ailken. sculptor. Dr. August Herman Pfund, authorand other rays and ity on infra-reon ootics. Joseph H. McNabb, Bell and Howell president. Nelson Doubleday, book and maga zine publisher. 3 4 August State department white paper marks China as lost cause, Five per center probers accuse MaJ. Gen. Harry Vaughan of influence peddling. General Omar Bradley appointed first chairman of Joint chief of staff. House recesses without senate' permission Probe of corruption in program collapses. John M.iragon. alleged Influence peddler, refuses to talk in "five per center" investigation. 5 off nationalist d 5 fi 11 25 his state. Rep. Sol Bloom, chairman affairs committee. Giraud, Henri-Honor- e Gen heroi of both world 15 L. French SOO.OuO Navy air force dibpule brings on congressional probe. e Communist premier cartoonist who Knerr, drew Kit yeniammer Kids. Frank Murphy, associate Justice of the supreme court. IB 2 S Gforee M'ran (Searcy!, survivor of Moran and Muck, the "two bl.uk crows." Al Khean. survivor of Gullagher and Shcan, comedy team. M irgaret Mitcrril. author of "Gone with the Wind." Dr. Samuel Green. Imperial wiratd Kl ins of Association of Georgia 17 71 MaJ. Oen. waiter riru.ri, army cornmanrler at Pearl Harbor when Japan attacked. 8 -- Richard Strauss. German 19 12 - composer. Elount Rullrdge. associate us- of supreme court. trf Frnesl Fdwsrd Bonnam, Pittsburgh Pirate pitcher, mrmer rar.Rce star. Morgan, film star. Will Cuppy, author, critic and humorist. .!) driver. postmaster g Clyde K M. leading auto tnsns. BUI Robinson, H Km, Utah. fmrn senator cratic four-terr- n rt Leader Want Ads Bring Results until 'ii f''A. , ... taiieort-1s- t S 1 Coplon Trial ik." dinner dell-clo- us served. Gifts were exchanged. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Ander son had a family dinner at their home on New Year's day. Thos present were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Knlph and three children, Linda, Janet and Randy of Plain City, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bowen and children, Karan Sharan and Bobby of Lopan, Mr. and Mrs. Orian Peterson and Gordon and Thayne Kn!p;h of Plain City. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cobia and family, Carl, Glen, Karen and PauLne were dinner quests Sun day in Oeden at the home of ble .; MT'.ed. over. Wit ;i the h(,).d;':y fea.'-o:ur e'lUi're slu 1e nt are. biek thrir :.v.vrVi art.'i'n; B'TCvIy N"l- .on t B. Y. U, Kloyd Anderson and D:i!1:i.S Nelsfi'l to the US A C. Mr. and Mr". D. G. Nelson III i ti I t propntics, week work 5 Per Center Probe . M 1 husbands. ('-a- eorro-.ni(- I,i their Sunday evenint: at the p q NelNe'son. Jr., home, son and Jrinn It?.v entertained for I.yle Hurd. who will leave? soon for the mi."";!on home. A ir;'e crowd attended and a s evon'rv' wa" "njnyrd by (ho young peo!e. nefrrrl.rr.i n t w re again. "eowne'S ta'k shout fnrrlng rnnl strike to brlr.g b'ut showdown with liepsrtmenl of Jorn I.. 000 employees. drop evening from Salt Lake where they spent the Christmas holidays wilh Mrs, Clark' parents. Mr. and Mrs. Arch Rose and Joan were ln Loan Saturday. Monday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alma Larkin, th? members of the Frienda Clut their parents. Air on. 11 , t g'r r.eer. Demo- s F II A, loans up- with some In involving m-fFormer air force m; tor. ere..e ato-oi- f I.'erts got R.nrv Jordan. if nIi rials and r.otar equipment ti n ld with nf'rlal ini; w.-I e i,e Grove denies t.t Orl.t s t o llcr.i Wallace and l te rh.irv II. rrv i: kins procMed bm to or materials to Rosatom end strike si i. Sirelwo,-e- r coal from December Berrymsn. editorial llClflord for Wash leg ton tut. f racing senator Reed. deMes on rr-iiiirestricted Lewis order three-daf'er miners qa t work John L. Lewis rnt pact Fmmct H mnegan. ex general and"I. D rnoi rati" n.i Melt J. Winn, tinnal cb.ilr;n, f who made Kentucky Derby famous. strike John I. Lewis calls off meeting with arlvifets as coal strike looms. U.S. announces at tests of new lo "breed" stomic Device energy fuel din lot.d nv U S. I'. rr.e!) Thomas R., N J.I Pro J of drops innocent pir to charge r.ivrol! prjrl'lir.g. December - Gov errn er t October November 6 Rex May, issm s coal t 1 8 Robert Lwis postponing Dec. riited Mine Woikers and US. Steel of Bieel su'n p. i i breaking hack L. n !,ir v C)srar slrike. I'nle i Ch. prnan su( , Julian Krag as i "I Ine lnterjnr. Mcn't ei tor Thomas iD., Okla. I savs Suf'le', t. Mel to stinw proper re-,n t fur him on rer ent viit. n New York ctlwini' c!'T' onstiaP-rCltv ra.t at National Nfaritime lTr;ion A i I! ss pcrlurv Iroil npco. ;rr Win'! w-- Chambers sa.ilr.st i u ( r r'li, D.vid K. 1 .llirriti.nl. Ai:C head, re- 1 ?' September L. oruer. 11 ' UJ left-win- Dlmltrov, (K K K.I 3 . P. Sherman Vice Adm. Forrest named chief of naval oerBlions. C.I.O. ouns United h and raim Fijuipmcnt workers. Klcven convicted Communists treed on ball to press appeals. Captain John Crommelin reprimanded fur revealing navy' bitterness at defense setup. Fair Deal program triumphs In New Yoik as iieiiiui ratic Lehman defeats Republican Dulles iri senatorial race. 1 August IT s November of MUlgaria. H Harold 1 Aly Khan and Wife SeatlllK. 31 Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Clark and son, Stephen, n turned Sunday chicken Dismissal of Admiral Louis Denfrld as chief of naval operations by the President raises political storm. Truman freezes air force at 48 groupu. Bethlehem steel and teel union plan, breaking solid sign pension front of steel rompanle during strike t9 ! Games were played and a Fleven Communist party leadeit convicted on charges of conspiracy against U.S. government. Dr. Edward C. Nnuise resigns at head of the Presidents Council of Economic Advisers. General Omar Bradley says navy criticism of se'-uni tion. F irst session 81 Ht congress ends. Pennsylvania Railroad drop "Jim Crow' ,9- - NorwegSigrid Undset, Danish-bor- n ian novelist. Charles B. (Uncle Charlie! Moran, National league baseball umpire Russell Doubleday, retired publisher and author. Dr. Ray Lvman Wilbur, Interior secretary in Hoover cabinet. 18 dispute. e 2 tain and quarterback on the 1923-2- 4 football team and captain and fruard on the basketball squad that entertained CIO steelworkers strike over I 3 II June 8 ewis. pension-welfar- Peter DiMngglo, father of ballplayers JO, uommic ana vmceni DIMaggio. 8 Count Maurice Maeterlinck, Belgian poet and dramatist, author of "The Blue Bird." of St. 10 Sam Breadon, Louis Cardinals. Neysa McMeln, portrait painter, Illustrator, writer. 18 Dr. James Truslow Adams, historian, Pulitzer prl?e winner. ecre-tar- y V. Forrestal, former 22 Jame of defense, by suicide. July 2Georgl l October 3 Joseph 26 ? i f g May 14 v board rePresident's steel worKers' demands for jects fourth-rounpay raises. Federal Juduc Sherman Mlnton nom mated to supreme court. Government files anti trust suit to break up A ft P chain. railed by coal miners' John 13 . Christine Peterson d Wallace Beery, veteran screen star. Frederic C. Wallcott, Republican senator from Connecticut, 1929-3author of RFC bill. 10 L September of house war. Channel Swim 6 HI s years, he studied civil enRinrer-!n- f. plnyed freyhman and varsity football and basketball and was a member of Sterna Chi soclnl fraternltv. After leavin? USAC In 1928 he wa1? employed a year by the US B'olopfcal Fun-ey- , surveymi the Bear River mipra-tnr- y bird refuse. Mr. IMton res'des with his wife and two children. S'ernnn, 15 nnd Pntr'e'a 11. nt 150H So.. 2ist,East, Salt Lake City. John 21 as t Cfrr.psny s new personnel c'irrrtrr. Anrounce-me- nt was made by Dr. Adam S. Uennion, Vice Prfsidort. Assistant personnel director 0 in, Mr. II since Doccr-'bertort succeeds L. V. (Cnpi Nims. Ur&L veteran who has n tired .ind Is now residing in Hawaii. Mr. Holton was employed first, by the Power company at Preston, Idaho In 19?9 as surveyor and clerk. He was latr made Preston draftsman and estimator and in 1944 was appointed division superintendent at Pexburgr, a position he held until he moved to Salt Lake City ln 1946. A native of Brighnm City, Utah, the new director of personnel was a Hox Elder hiph school body officer, captain of Bee football and basketball teams, capiu"a-.i- At Utah State Agricultural college, which he attended three i one-wee- k 7 i & Wed- - anno-ince- same season. 3 11 L?ght Co.. w:ts . on June 'DcatiA light Parley P. ip..t) Ho'.ton, employre w!th Utah Tower carrier May U.S. appointed prrsonnfl dir- ector for Utah Power & Company IVrsoniid Director non-sto- to Administration effort repeal act come to temporary halt ln congress. 5 Strike ol h2,2ft0 C.I.O. workers close Ford Motor Co.' River Rouge plant. 13 Francis Patrick Mntthews, Omaha. succeeds John L, Sullivan a secre tary of navy. 17 Atomic energy commission under fire a pound of uranium reported missing. Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr.. elected to congress by New York district. 25 Congressional Investigation of atom-ienergy commission begin. Parley P. (Pat) Holton, Newly UP&L Names New i - July nv-s- rnnk K as Congress passes second year E.R P authorization. House votes (18 bil lion for arms. 19 Government rest case ln trial of top U.S. Communists 26 Navy Secretary John L. Sullivan re. signs In protest against cancellation of plan to complete super aircraft December 15 May nk, f Tanks Win Spmpc ' V V 14 urge no hoarding of coffee during shortage. Shah of Iran arrive for American visit. 18 Alben Barkley marries Mr. Carleton Hadley of St, Louis. 19 Eighteen of 20 who went down on 9 near Bermuda rescued. 29 New drug, neomycin, works wonder in ending kidney Infections. 10 L April 4 Dealer 8 s" I Air force 2 16 5 N March reports 2 PC V .it'-m- November 1(- 1- April Knl-she- J 1 Icy to discontinue In ranks. 29 I September 24 Agriculture department Americans spending 2 per cent less of their incomes for food than last year. Vatican reports 423 million Catholics in the world. Use Koch, convicted as murderess of Buchenwald concentration camp in Germany, formally released from military prison after her life sentence is commuted. Dr. Walter Hess, Zurich, and Dr. Antonio Moniz, Lisbon, divide Nobel prize for medicine for work on brain function. 27 15 27 January were made Dutch-Indonesi- Bi.l-gir- 17 October 17 i fat v Truman declares Constitution gives him power to stop walkouts afiecl Ing national health and wtltare. Presidents says current price oe cline and unemplm menl Increase nothing to worry about. Hoover commission makes report on Tt imi.ui government re'ininni. aya he will stump n;tu.n to defend his program, stalled in congress. 3 r 3 f"' k. February April Japan. Air Force submits to Defense Secre tary James Forrestal proposed pol 26 . 14 . arry General Vauchan di fend himself in cenur" probe and White House jub. keeps Defen.se Secretary Johnson wants to abolish senators' world trips at government expense. 9 American expedit'en to find Noah Ark fails. 13 U.S. district Judge restrains FCC from enforcing piohibition of giveaway programs. 29 Tokyo Rose found guilty of treason 11 f August lT"ridWf li hi 7 1 foreign Kai-she- truce signed. Tito calls for uprising against his Comln' rm foes in Albania and wurns Russia not to Invade Yugoslavia. In icrtiii i kiiui rules of war revised. Moscow denounces Tito Yugoslavia as enemy of Russia. Greece reports rout of It northwestern rebels. sk& hii'het taxes, universal nnh tary training, wape price controls in the staleof-tliunion mess. ge. Secretary ol alale George C. Mar shall resigns and is replaced b Dean Acheson. Stale department policy statement says U.S. will Join North AUaiuic defense alliance. e September 11 March 2 ,r,1 -- rW. Photometer, which icnitx.i, ures constituents of single cells. i demonstrated at Columbia univrr sity. Dispute over federal aid to reliKioui, schools between Cardinal Spellmnn and Mrs. Eleanor Rousevelt ends. FCC announces a Dan on radio .no television quiz programs. 7 k enlists Philippines Chiang in drive to form Pacific union, t.tkes charge of Chinese nationalist resistance Britain, U.S., Canada agree to September conference on Britain's dollar shortage. United Kingdom or ders 25 per cent cut in dollar exports through 13 Roman Catholic church 'ssues worldwide excommunication of Communists. 23 Yugoslavia breaks relations with Greek guerrillas. 10 1 ' 19 January a Iranian year. N 25 mid-195- a:: 4 in 10 Western defense area divided Into five groups in Paris meeting. 2 Nationalist China warned by U.S. February 10 Isoo Abe, who introduced baseball to upon ship attacks. 7 U.N. declares Jerusalem an inter-- , Japan. former light Levinsky, national holy city. U.S. will meet 12 Battling Reds' terms for release of two heavyweight boxing champ. 23 Francis Edwin MrMurtrie, editor of Americans held in North Korea. 8 Chinese Nationalists abandon capital "Jane's Fighting Ships." of at Chengtu and flee to Formosa. 28 John Sanburn Phillips, McClure's Magazine and founder of 10 Labor party defeated in Australia American Magazine, Charles Han elections. son Towne, author, poet, editor 11 North Korea Reds free two Yanks after 81 days detention. March 12 Angus Ward and staff, freed by 4 Arthur Atwater Kent, Inventor, Chinese Reds, board ship for U, S. famous host. 6 Sen. Joseph Melville Broughton. .(rf'1j Democrat, N.C., former governor of Pro-Italia- July. '''AlnSee ; S 1 Hang-chow- Coal uermanj August ts December .t , consul-gener- May '" 25 1 Mis-u- i. Greek air crash r Athens. Crack.up of plane near -Brazil, kills 27. aaopolis, killed in crash of i fojr persons San Juan, Puerto Rico. 4 all-st- - I; r y law. 8. Ending of the Berlin blockade by the Russians. 9. Bitter inter-servidispute AP baseball team team announced. 15 Eddie Vann scores fastest heavyweight knockout on record in London bout with George Stern (12 seconds, first round). 21 Cleveland Indians sold to a syndicate of Cleveland business men. 24 Ted Williams, Red Sox, named American League' most valuable player. soccer at Turin, entire world champion i udies In plane crash "mate kill 46 persons in Indiana, Illinois, Iowa .ih.m Taft-Hartle- en deri&rtment uu in U.S. district court In Chicago aimed at breaking up du Pont em ptre. Charles (Luckyl Luciano. York vice king, barred from Rome after being questioned sboul oar rotic ring. Thomas Mann receive Goethe priie for literature In first visit to native November v'i 5 28 of ing into well and subsequent rescue efforts. 7. Failure of congress to relabor peal the New York Yankees defeat Brooklyn Dodgers in World Series, four games to one. Capot beats Coaltown to win Bam. '4 kills train ft Md. October 8 victories 6. Story of Kathy Fiscus fall- Land-ove- nroDerty onil LfMd.ehAanr.avlaB on ' 25 'oasL ..'.gESi ' amateur round-the-worl- d Rock- (HrnllBh fo.iow- Cussing , ..,0 steamers off r fi coast kills citrus- West ,aves on . Sweeping Oklahoma City, wins guif championship in Rochester, N.Y. Joseph De Bona wins Bciiuix air trophy. Hollywood, Bill Odom, speed record holder lor flight, crushes into a house in Berea, Ohio, during National Air Rjces ln Cleveland, kii's self, two others. Silver Cup Trophy in motorbout racing goes to Bill C;m. trell. driving Horace Dodges My Sweetie. Louise Sugss, Carrollton, Ga., takes U.S. women's open golf title in 3 ' 5 Atlantic Pact Ratified - July l Justice 15 These are the 10 biggest news stones 0 the past year, as selected by a representative group of weekly newspaper editors speaking through an annual poll conducted by The Publishers' Auxiliary. 1. Announcement that the Soviet Union possesses otom August nfAf Of Top Ten Spot News Stories of 1949 All-sU- 31 hoijology 7' lit m. r e Ut and (iaufhter, Shir'.een, lc't Monday for their home In Hear' Mountain, Wyoming aft.nr a pleasant holiday season spent here and In Malad, Idaho. Mrs. Frnnc's Stakes and Mr Earl SUkes t f Salm(n visile'1 with William and Lyle Stokei and families. Mr. nnd Mrs. Carl Cob'a rnter-- t dned on Monday at a famil d.nner in honor ef Lyle Hurd. A delicious turkey dinner was served t: Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Hurd, Lyle, Burnle, Gloria nnd Melba. Mr. nnd Mrs. Wallace Hurd Mr. and Mrs- - Chester Arbon and Mrs- - Cliff Btard Is leaving next New Year's eve in Okden week for Salem, OreRon to visit spent the New Year's eve Mr. and Mrs. John Webster and They enjoyed family. dance at the Berth ana. |