Indonesian Troops Move Into Batavia
By the Associated Press
Indonesian Repub Army moves into Batavia to take over law maintenance from Dutch
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December 11, 1949
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INDUSTRY SURVEYS LISTED; Reports by Graduate Students at Columbia Are Compiled
By Unknown Author
Bibliography of indus surveys and research rept by Columbia Univ graduate students noted
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RANGERS SHUT OUT RED WINGS BY 1-0; Detroit Is Blanked First Time This Campaign as Rayner Excels Before 12,198 RANGERS SHUT OUT RED WINGS BY 1-0
By the Associated Press
DETROIT, Dec. 10 -- Goalie Chuck Rayner of the New York Rangers turned in a super-duper performance tonight as he blanked the Detroit Red Wings, 1 -- 0. It was the first shutout suffered by the Wings in this National Hockey League season.
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REPUBLICANS MOVE TO REFILL COFFERS; Party Also Set to Frame Issues for 1950 Races -- R. D. Stuart New National Treasurer REPUBLICANS MOVE TO REFILL COFFERS
By James A. Hagerty
Apptd Repub party natl treas
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Commercial Banks Open Drive For Social Security Tax Accounts; NEW TAX ACCOUNTS SOUGHT BY BANKS
By George A. Mooney
NY met area banks open drive for tax accts under revised Treas Dept procedure
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Notable Births
1949Christina Onassis, Greek-Argentine businesswoman, socialite, and heiress (died 1988)[†]
Christina Onassis was a Greek-Argentine businesswoman, socialite and heiress to the Onassis fortune. She was the only daughter of Aristotle Onassis and Athina Mary "Tina" Livanos.