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Show f n , ... 8 baseballi team transferred to .Baltimore, SUNDA Y.D EEIIJBER 27, 1953 King -Ibn Saud of Arabia, 73 JANUARY . died. S-- Dr. Grayson L. Kirk named'10 Mr. Md. Truman, Gov. James Uni. .JUNE. rresident of Columbia and Associate Justice Byrnes Warren named U. S. 1 Dr. Nathan M. Pusey elected 30 Earl vsrsitv. C. Clark subpoenaed in Tom chief Justice. 5 Winston Churchill arrived In president of Harvard UniverWhite case. 30 Prof. Aueuste Piccard set 12 Ramon tho United States. sity. Magsaysay elected in S In 10,330-focrashed 2 Queen Elizabeth II crowned sea descent mark transport, president of the Philippines. Westminster Abbey. in Wasatch Mts - (near Utah): of Italy. 12 Mr. Truman rejected subpoe 'STOP 27 Gl'j and crew of three per- - ZV. . S. Senate. 760, opposed OCTOBER In White case as his "duty na .admission of Red China to UN 1 President Eisenhower Invoked ished. under the constitution. 7 Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbiit did. Ralph Kiner,- home run king, 18 coastAct to Tafthalt Arthur H. Wicks resigned as Hartley S Pres. Truman submitted bud-traded by, Pittsburgh Pirates strike. wide dock temporary president of the N. to Chicazo CUDS. ret of S7S.5S7.CCO.O0O: won ,5 N. fifth Y. Yankees Y. State Senate. Til17 Witiaxa O'Dwyer and, wife 5 ' William Tatum Bi Bill) titlepie-featin- g 19 Series Austin Hall and Mrs. Bon World Carl straight den, 2d, 60, died. temporary separation. granted four nie. Brown. Brooklyn Dodgers, Heady sentenced to . i A SO Dwi-- ht D. Eisenhower sworn 8 UN and Communist armistice two. to die in chamber for games gas kidnapexfor S. J Ik in as 34th U. delecations signed pact president Body of Bobby Greenlease Jr., slaying of Bobby Greenlease 21 Ail 13 Communist Party lead- rhanze of prisoners after 7 found . in St. Joseph, Mo. Jr. . ers convicted cease-fir- e in Korea. in New. York 8 U. S. and Britain announced ti maown v Aian" exposed as killed tornado 10 New England trial. ' . '" hoax.' would withdraw jointly they 23 Lt. Gen- - Maxwell D. Taylor 92 persons in Massachusetts; their occupation forces and re- 23 Queen Elizabeth II and Duke Mid-We- st toll reached 133. earned ta succed Gen. James of Edinburgh began a world turn Zone A of Trieste to Italy. x A. Van Fleet as commander of 12 U. S. Steel and CIO signed .V .." 9 tour. as Mitchell sworn in James P. an SM cents Eth Army. pact to ' raise pay 23 Sir Gladwyn Jebb named Brit ., new secretary of labor. 27 Charles E. Wilson won Senate hour. 10 ish ambassador to France. Chinese Communists Pinil-fecse. and confirmation as Sec. of De- - 13 Lt. Gen. Gustavo Rojas I 27 Playwright Eugene O'Neill, 65, to North U.' Koreans S, Coagreed la seized government of . died. proposal for talks to arrange 23 bus strike in N. lombia In bloodless coup: Pres. rs 28 AFL a for Korean conference. strike Y. C. ended. Laureano Gome2 ousted. . 12 Carl Austin Hall and Mrs against - New York City news 31 British motorship Princess Vic- - 14 Sagamore Hill, home of Theo-tori- a Bonnie Brown Heady confesspapers began.' sunk off coast of North-dore Roosevelt, became na-er- n 30 Sir Benegal Rau of India, 66, kidnap-slayin- g ed of Bobby 132 . tional shrine. drowned, Ireland; Greenlease Jr. uieu, 17 Supreme Court Justice Willi im FEBRUARY 12 lugoslav confer proposed DECEMBER Eisenhower, in State ence with U. Britain and S., 5 Tornado and STEADY TEDDY Duane Compton, of Wichita, Kan has a swept Vicksburg, cf Union Message, ended U. S. on Trieste issue. te;e Italy 230 28 Miss.; kilted; dog named Teddy that has a keen sense of balance, and if there's injured, 12 Thomas A. Burke, Democrat, Fleet's protective screen- v-a ride he hasn't been on. it's because he hasn't heard of it. At at estimated $25,000, Condamage in of Red China; bade J$ZL to succeed late Robert ,f"!i, named of 000. . present Teddy is riding around on a motor scooter which has a void all "secret- pacts.- A. Taft in U. S. Senate. gre's 7 Big .Three conference in Ber "doggy" rumble seat. Teddy is also a veteran of motorcycle driv4 wmiarn Remington sentenced 15 Winston Churchill awarded 13-J- uhus Ethel and Rosenberg muda ended; announced agree ing at speeds of 70 to 85 miles per hour - Nobel Prize for to three years' Imprisonment literature. Court executed after on ment Supreme "measures essential" on perjury charges. 16 Explosion on aircraft carrier for solution "of common Brob- 5Five-da- y Hood in Netherlands'., i""1 Leyte in Boston caused 37 (M,f lems; communique declared l22" 1 finally under control. deaths; 40 injured. V talks "symbolized and con fvAtom AU U. S. government controls 22 Dr. Walter Schrelber named .hee h had.fnl,tl?d TTM firmed the unity of purpose" of suson and salaries wages -is 28 mayor of West Berlin. Freder-ik- a his army will u. S., Britain and France. and Paul Queen King 8 form. Eleven-da- y ln lts PsenJ iS"d Slrs. newspaper strike Luce named Clare Boothe of Greece arrived ln Washin New York JULY City ended. to S. U. Ambassador . Italy. ington, D. C. for tour of the 8 in to speech UN, President LONDON IS Ten-da- y N. Y. C. tug strike io Soviet regime ousted Lavrenti United States. (UP) Radio Moscow Eisenhower called on Soviet stated the Soviet en 29 ended. as p. Beria. police head, Commonwealth Pacific k Union in its LEWISTON. Ida. (UP) A British, Union to join U. S. ln atomic 13Oordcn E. Dean resigned as. Airlines plane, en route to to President Eisenhower's emy" of U.SJS.R. executive reply from stockpile for peace. ea Hogan won British Open atom pool plan proposed an inter Boise andCompany California,, crashed near San 13 Korean his were wife talks for an interna12 U.S.S.R. broke off diplomatic recovering Golf championship, national convention similar to the Francisco; all 19 aboard per tional political conference halt-- . Geneva crash-lande- d relations with Israel. in ished. Convention of 1925, which from minor injuries today suffered ed when Arthur H. Dean, spein a hit-ru- n It DC-- 6 crashed in Gulf of Mex- 12 all 58 - aboard perished. DC-- 6 30 Gen. George C. Marshall accident near Lapwai, cial U. S. envoy, walked out prohibited gas and germ warfare. Trans Ocean Airlines ico; all 45 aboard perished. awarded 1953 Nobel Peace a Ida., Pravda The broadcast Friday. .quoted after Communist delegates had 15 Ter.ley Albright became first 14 In biseest offensive in "two Prize; 1952 Peace Prize went editorial which said the Geneva Mr. and Mrs. John F. Babcock accused S. U. of 60.COO U. S. girl to win world figure Communist troops "perfidy." to Dr. Albert Schweitzer. years. Convention worked so well aobody were enroute to Boise after spend14 Secretary of State John F. used hurled back South Korean 31 Six-da- y ikating title strike in New milk; chemical cr bacterial weap- ing Christmas with her parents Dulles warned NATO allies to 27 John David Provco sentenced York City ended. forces In the Allied east-centrons World War II. in here. ratify army treaty soon or the ; to life imprisonment on trea line. NOVEMBER Neither patient was hospitalized, said the . Soviet The broadcast U. S. may be forced into an son charges. 17 Actress Maude Adams, 0, 3 remained in Lewiston for meda but , the of dea convention Robert F. along Wagner Jr., elected 21 Marshal . "agonizing V. . D. Sokolovsky reappraisal of its Geneva died. ical attention. in contained was New of York pattern own mayor basic policies." City. named Russia's chief of staff. 18 Marine Corps plane crashed at western the 6 Russian of 15 despite White Dexter reply Ed Story Y. of Harry 2 1 Ex Sen. Robert M. LaFoUette, N. Barrow, moulder Allentown, Ala.; 41 dead, 5 revealed by Herbert Brownell Yankee baseball empire, died attempts to "conceal" or "dis- - To make dusting easier, use old survived. Jr., committed suicide. cotton socks, worn like mittens. ort" it. at 85. Jr., in Chicago speech; de24 Sen. Charles W. Tobey, (R.- MARCH of clared S. U. said Truman Pravda Secretary 3 James J. Jeffries, former world N.H.), 73, died. Fossil oysters, 30 inches in di State John Foster Dulles, "in ob the old positions taken by the promoted WTiite to high gov27 at Korean armistice signed heavyweight boxing champion, ernment post in 1946, knowing ameter, have been found along the vious contraaiction io tne iacis, Soviet Union were expressed" in 10:01 p.m.'EDT). died at T7. White was a spy. nwer Rio Grande valley. pointed out that allegedly only the new statement. 5 Premier Josef Stalin, 73, died. 31 Sen.- Robert A. Taft (R.-O.- ), 6 Georgi M. Malenkov named 63, died. new Soviet premier. AUGUST S Sergel-Prokofief- f. Russian 4 Sen. "William F. Know-land;- ! composer, died at 1. chosen majority leader to suc-- j! 12 Two Soviet MIG jets . shot 5 ceed Taft. dawn a British bomb- 5 of prisoners started;! Exchange er in flames in Berlin air lane. Korea. j? It President Klement Gottwald, 7 in of strikes began in I Avalanche cf Czechoslovakia, died. France against the govern-Tito arrived in Brit-ti- n v for five-da- y visit. 8 U. S. and South Korea signed IT America's 25th nuclear explodefense sion set eff at Yucca Flat,Nev. 8--r Premier pact. Georgi M. Malenkov jj IS Boston Braves baseball team claimed U.S.S.R. had hydrogen J moved to Milwaukee, Wis. bomb. carrying 35 crewmen 11 Fourth earthquake In three and military personnel to Far days in Greece's Ionian East, crashed and exploded death toll to 400. south cf Oakland, CaL; all 15 A dm. .sent W. Radford be-- .i Arthur perished. came chairman of Joint Chiefs'! 21 Actonin Zapotocky " named . of Staff. if president cf Czechoslovakia.. 16 PahShah Mohammed Riza 21 Queen Mary of England died levi and his Queen fled to i at 5. Baghdad Iraq, after move to I 27 G. Wesley Roberts resigned as t-: i if ir.i j chairman of the Republican Mossadegh failed. National Committee, Sanders. Imprisoned 27 Two New York Central pas- - 17 Edgar with , Vogeler, freed by Hun- icrger trairj crashed' i2.to.de-raile- d freight train in freak 18 jrary. 1L ) Jl Edward J. Flynn, 61, N. Y. collision near Conneaut, O.; 22 Democratic leader died in 3 3 US'-1ic::ed. 62 injured - . byj29 St. Mt. Everest conquered British expedition. f23 Louis Browns Solon Determined to Probe 5 U N DAY HERALD Congressional Junket Costs 9 By FRANK ELEAZER WASHINGTON "-- ot C-4- Army Traditionally this is a matter that is kept very hush hush. But Rep. Clare E. Hoffman said today he has demanded, and is getting, a report from the administration that will be made (R-Mic- . , ';: photo-engrave- S" iLj-E- lSf?m? - - Moscov? Comments Sears Executive, Wife Recovering On Atomic Plan From Crash Hurts m"sm. e-- 2-- ..j.h 7-- Sears-Roebuc- . 10-B- mid-Pacifi- c; -- . : - porters. It contends this Is up to Congress. No committee of Congress, however, will admit to having the facts. Holfman, who thinks congressmen should be required to make the same accounting of what they spend as other government officials, demanded a report not only on outlays of foreign currency but also on how much the military has spent lugging legislative groups around the world on olaies and ships. He also asked how much U. S. embassies have doled out to keep touring lawmakers " PANMUNJOM, Korea (UP) The Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission held a half nour meeting Saturday to consider a mi nority report by Swedish, and Swiss delegates on the prisoner explana- xion issue. The text of the approved report was not released, but It was believed to be critical of the United Nations Command's handling of the controversial explanations which ended Wednesday. Commission members scheduled another meeting Sunday to Tinish h discussion on the version. Neither reports will be made public until next week. Twenty two Americans who re fused to accept repatriation or attend interviews ate a Christmas dinner that featured chicken instead of turkey. They sang Communist songs instead of carols. Swiss-Swedis- LIGHT QUAKE ROCKS TOKYO al . The State Department, which keeps books on the ore'gn Ois, spend it and has refused to makt the information, available to re- h) Swedish, Swiss Disagree With Other Neutrals ld rtsIdent in many cases. public. Hoffman, who does not always cater to the sensibilities oi his colleagues,, said he is disturbed by reports that congressmen have been spending government funds -- Fcur-week-o- meri-ca- n tours. - v. freely on trips without making much of an accounting. He is particularly concerned about so called counterpart :unds, foreign currency put up to match U. S. dollar aid which lawmakers can use, without accounting for it (UP). taxpayers may soon get their first peek at what they are paying to send scores of congressmen around the world on inspection - (UP) A light shook downtown TOKYO earth-Toky- o cuake Friday. The epicenter of the quake was located in central Tochigi Prefecture, about 80 miles north of ; Tokyo. The quake was light In all affected areas and . there was no entertained. He will make this Information public, he said, either on his ownor through a subcommittee headed by Rep. Charles B. Brownson He expects the report next montn (R-Ind- ). report of damage. there. IS-Ma-rshal i - Is--lan- ds . - (?nr s.e-ce- io a Luree-io-suc-je- ar 23 ' 13 0 4 4 d,edtall SS.?0.300 U.S.S.R. announced test con- viction. Albert Einstein offered new theory to. unify laws of : the cosmos. 23 dead, 27 survivors. In fire a home for.aged In Largo, Fla.. Gov. Dewey , signed bill for 15 per cent rent increase in New York. ' APRIL Former King Carol ' of Eu mania, 53, died. Turkish submarine Dumlupi nar rammed and sunk la Dar dandles narrows; ' 81 dead,' " rescued. Chancellor Konrad Adenauer cf West Germany arrived, in U. S. for conferences U. N. and Communist negoti ators sign pact for repatri ation cf sick and wounded prisoners cf Korean War. Miitcn Eisenhower named good-wi- ll to Latin envoy America. President Eisenhower proposed - 20 plosion of hydrogen bomb, 20 Mossadegh surrendered to successor, Maj. Gen. FazoHah 11 12 , $439.95 .......... . . . NOW $339.95 ..... 2 NOW WL ..... . ) jet fighter at " 687.5 hour. miles per Only One, Ssrvel Electrie, with y Ice Maker REG. $399.50 . . ..NOW C Crosley Console, Full Door J REG. $449.95 ....NOW 2 "? SEPTEMBER Gen. Jonathan M. Walnwrlght, 70,. died. 4 Maj. Gen. William F. 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N, Y,: all knocking 'cut Joe Walcctt 25 passengers and three crew J :rj:k tree In ter.dlrr ' members at Marshall, Tex.; 21 perished. apprcach 15 kiUei; 1 survivor. Communist pilot landed his MIG-1- 5 U, S. Department cf State an- fighter plane at Kimpo Airfield; surrendered to U. S. J William cf rardszinj h Sta Air Force. N. Citls by Czech Gov't -- President Eisenhower signed 24 H ocky; Marciano retained reavrweight title by technical -- U. H. O. over. Ecland La Starza S. ;prerr. Court dsnied in 11th round. j, appeal c! atom, zplts" "Julius el Rosenberg for, third Spain signed defense agreement with U. S.. giving us use cf military bases. An atc.!c shell fired fcy'a gun w nt Frczchsiaa cohBy Grccnlssse Jr., cf Kan- 11-- Gen. N. $369.95 REG. Secretary of Labor, Martin P. Ex-Se- n. 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Troopers were called out to replace the strikers, but mountains of undelivered mail have piled up despite their efforts. The strike of vradio and radar operators which has. paralyzed France's big airports also continued today, despite government efforts to settle the dispute over a wage Increase. Postal authorities said air mail letters addressed to the United States are still getting through despite the twin tieup. U. S. bound mail is being shipped to other ; countries and loaded on planes Wasatch Furnace G Appliance Company state prison term on vice , Reds Continue French Strike . s ' iIIMlBiQj |