Dulles Initiates Talks To Sell Big Four Berlin Talks
Secretary of State Dulles met with 15 members of Congress in Washington for a briefing on the Berlin Big Four talks. He argues U S gains and outlines plans for an April 26 Geneva parley with Communist and other delegates. He aims to reassure lawmakers that no recognition of Peiping or U N membership will result.
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Dulles
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Berlin
House
State Department
Geneva
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Nese
United States
China
Russia
V. M. Molotov
Britain
Anthony Eden
France
Georges Bidault
United Nations
Peiping
Ike to Return to Washington on Wednesday
Palm Springs California President Eisenhower plans to fly to Washington Wednesday morning and receive a Berlin Big Four conference report from Secretary of State Dulles. He and Mrs. Eisenhower will depart by private plane Tuesday evening after a quiet Sunday and will resume golf upon return.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Berlin
Dulles
James C. Hagerty
Columbine
First Lady
Protestant Community Church of
James H. Blackstone, Jr
FBI Ten Most Wanted Fugitive Arrested in Grocery Burglary
Nelson R. Duncan of Memphis and accomplice Thomas L. Sirey of Springfield were arrested by Atlanta police after a store burglary in which they forcefully opened a safe containing about 2000 dollars. Duncan had been listed among the FBI’s Ten Most Wanted. The suspects were unarmed and offered no resistance.
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Atlanta
FBI
Nelson R. Duncan
Memphis
Nelson
Thomas L. Sirey
Springfield
Tenn
H. J. Standridge
Seven Die In Ohio Weekend Traffic Crashes
The Associated Press reports seven people killed in Ohio traffic accidents over the weekend. Victims include Mabel L. Shupe, about 56, of Worthington struck north of Worthington. George F. Smith, 71, and Emma Daugherty, 66 of Akron, killed when a tractor trailer hit their car near Ravenna.
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Ohio
Mabel L. Shupe
Worthington
George F. Smith
Emma Daugherty
Akron
Ravenna
For Rent Ad Yields Quick Home Occupancy Says Advertiser
Open season on rentals of all types. The Messenger notes a house rented after one insertion and 50 calls, as stated by Mrs. Kennedy, the advertiser. The item highlights how a single classified ad can rapidly fill a vacancy.
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Messen
Five room house for rent ad
Classified rental notice promotes a five room house for rent with the contact code an77. It urges readers to watch the daily rental listings as ads change, suggesting classifieds assist in finding housing.
Senate Debates Bricker Treaty Powers Amendment
Senators clash over Bricker proposal to curb treaty powers with a court review for past and future treaties and roll call requirements. Senator Wiley calls changes a hodgepodge while the CIO backs defeat and warns against isolationism. The Senate and House plan only to read Washington's Farewell Address.
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Sen Wiley
R-Wis
White House
Senate
Bricker
Rohio
Wiley
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Cain
Administration
Sen
Morse
Ind-ore
Judiciary Committee
CIO Executive Committee
United States
House
George Washington
GOP Selects Coast Editor for Press Job
James Bassett, 41, political editor of the Los Angeles Mirror, named director of public relations for the Republican National Committee. He previously served as Vice President Nixon's publicity director in 1952 and succeeds Robert Humphreys, now campaign director. The changes aim to boost the 1954 election effort and present the administration’s accomplishments to the nation. Navy, 2.
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James Bassett
Los Angeles Mirror
Republican National Committee
Bassett
Nixon
Robert Humphreys
Humphreys
Leonard W. Hall
Nixon Hall
Navy
Dayton tavern owner held after fatal bar shooting
Police in Dayton hold Bruce Cook 34 without charge after the fatal shooting of Conrad Sherwood Shortridge 27 outside Cook's bar Sunday.
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Dayton
Ohio
Bruce Cook
Conrad Sherwood Shortridge
Cook
Photographer Felix Insterman's 15 Year Silence Breaks
Felix Insterman of New York tells the Senate Permanent Investigating Subcommittee in Albany that he was the agent known as Felix who microfilmed the pumpkin papers. He says he learned photography and the international code in Moscow in 1930 and worked as photographer for a Soviet spy ring in the U.S. in the 1930s.
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Felix August Insterman
New York
Joseph R. McCarthy
Senate Permanent
Albany
N.Y
U.S
Woman Slain in Wreck Near Bellmore Indiana
Two bodies found in a car after a highway crash near Bellmore raise questions. Clarence Anderson 52 a Putnam County farmhand survived at the wheel while a woman in her late 40s lay dead in back. Coroner Dr B M Merrell said the woman resembled Marie Myers of Indianapolis whose name was on a billfold photo. Authorities believe she had left home to marry a farmer named unknown. Autopsy planned to determine cause of death. Anderson was a widower with grown children.
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Ind
B. M. Merrell
Clarence Anderson
Putnam County
Anderson
Marie Myers
Indianapolis
Highway 59
Bellmore
Merrell
Miss Myers
Oscar Clodfelter
Russellville
Woman Shoots Mate on 21st Birthday in Cleveland
Edna Aaron, a 21 year old waitress, shot her husband James Aaron nine times in their apartment. He died an hour later at a hospital. Police say the couple had a stormy marriage with repeated separations and quarrels. Det Morrow said Aaron declined to explain the motive. The suspect was held without charge.
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Cleveland
Edna Aaron
James
Aaron
Homicide
Vincent T. Morrow
Knightstown
Ind
Smokers Urged to Get Chest X Rays Twice a Year
American Cancer Society official Dr. E Cuyler Hammond urges heavy smokers to have chest X rays twice yearly as a precaution while noting no proven cancer link. He also recommends yearly X rays for all over 45 and discusses possible smoking related risks among cigarette, cigar and pipe users. Hammond leads a large study tracking 204,000 men aged 50 to 69 over time.
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Washington
American Cancer Society
E. Cuyler Hammond
U. S. News & World Report
Hammon
Used Car Free With TV Purchase in Boise Promotion
Boise furniture dealer Mel Foster offers a 1946 model or older used car free with every television purchase for one week. He says the promotion reverses the trend of giving cars with TVs and aims to attract buyers in Boise.
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Boise
Idaho
Mel Foster
Army Chief Accepts McCarthy Summons
American troops repelled 200 to 300 South Koreans who tried to halt a train carrying homebound Indian soldiers near Seoul. The demonstrators were cleared within about 30 minutes after midnight with no injuries reported, while U.S. forces and police differed on the scale of protection.
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Seoul
U.S
8Th Army
Inchan Port
Rim Nang Keung
South Korea
the &Th Army
Nehru Urges Cease-Fire in Indochina Ahead of Geneva
Prime Minister Nehru urged a cease-fire in Indochina ahead of the Geneva talks on April 26. He said it would be pity for the war to continue while discussions proceed. Diplomatic officials doubted success before Geneva and noted France and Viet Nam positions.
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India
Nehru
Indochina
Geneva
Associated Press
United Nations
Washington
Viet Nam
Stevens to Face McCarthy in Public Army Hearings
Secretary of the Army Robert T. Stevens will testify before Senator Joseph McCarthy's subcommittee in a public hearing broadcast by NBC. The dispute centers on alleged Army coddling and promoting Communists and follows McCarthy's demand for names linked to Peress and other officers.
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Robert T. Stevens
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
McCarthy
Army
Senate Investigations
Stevens
New York
Irving Peress
Con Spira
Peress
Ralph W. Zwicker
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Zwicker
Wiliam Bergin
Army Adjutant General
Woman Pilot Driver Causes Flaming Runaway Car Incident
Mrs. Helen Ball, 37, allegedly under the influence, drove a car in circles at a Detroit street intersection Sunday night. The vehicle struck a car, damaged two gas stations, toppled a 15-foot light pole, and set pumps and clothing on fire, narrowly missing Joseph Jones. Ball remained unharmed while authorities opened a drunken driving investigation.
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Detroit
Joseph Jones
Jones
Helen Ball
Murder tip proves dud in Newark cold case
Newark Ohio police dismiss a tip from Richard F Brown as stale noting he gave the same information at the time of the 23 year old slaying of Policeman Harry Beasley during a 1931 Newark safe robbery. Brown was released after volunteering the tip.
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Newark
Ohio
Arthur Jones
Jones
Richard F. Brown
Brown
Harry Beasley
2nd Pelvic Operation For Godfrey Delayed
Boston doctors say Arthur Godfrey will not undergo a second hip operation at present. A right hip operation was performed May 15 by Dr. Marius N. Smith-Peterson, who died weeks later. Dr. Otto Aufrane led care. Godfrey suffered hip injuries in a 20 year old automobile accident.
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Boston
Arthur Godfrey
Godfrey
Marius N. Smith-Peterson
Otto E. Aufrane
Air Force volunteers endure six week cold hunger field test
Sixty eight airmen from Wright Patterson Air Force Base begin a two week cold and hunger trial as part of a six week field test to develop survival rations. The study will include four weeks of observation at Camp McCoy Wisconsin before and after the test.
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Dayton
Ohio
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Camp McCoy
Wise
Democratic Power Policy Chief Targets Harm in West
National Chairman Stephen Mitchell plans to urge Democrats from nine Western states to leverage opposition to Eisenhower farm price supports and public power policies. After a Colorado tour, Mitchell will brief states including Colorado Wyoming Montana Utah Idaho Nevada Washington Oregon and New Mexico on prospects for re election and political strategy. He emphasizes public opposition to the administration’s farm and power programs while contrasting with GOP recession talk. Senator Douglas urges tax relief to spur buying power amid concerns of a downturn.
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Stephen Mitchell
House
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Wyoming
Montana
Utah
Idaho
Nevada
Oregon
New Mexico
Eisenhower
Congress
Sen
Douglas
D-Ill
George D-Gai
Strike Shuts Largest Coal Mine in W. Virginia
Grant Town’s Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates mine near Fairmont, West Virginia, idle due to an unauthorized strike by a minority group within the United Mine Workers Union. About 800 workers impacted as production tops two million tons annually. walkout began last night over drilling and cutting machine work being combined. UMW District 31 spokesman Cecill Urbniak said leaders had sought to prevent such action for months.
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Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates
Fairmont
Cecill. Urbniak
UMW District 31
Sapling Snap Back Kills Farm Worker in Oklahoma Field
A stubborn willow sapling was crushed by a bulldozer and sprang back, fatally striking Jess Lee Henry, 22, as he walked behind a clearing operation on Spears Farm near Broken Arrow Oklahoma. The victim died en route to a hospital. The bulldozer was operated by Henrys father during brush clearing.
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Okla
Jess Lee Henry
Henry
Confidence Ballot Seen for Justice Warren
Senator Knowland predicts an overwhelming vote of confidence for Chief Justice Warren as his Supreme Court nomination heads to the Senate. He expects the Judiciary Committee to approve the nomination, sending it to the full Senate with approval likely by Friday. He dismisses unsworn accusations as not worthy of serious consideration and says they stem from a liquor lobby influence claim.
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Sen
Knowland
Calif
Warren
Supreme Court
Senate
Judiciary Committee
California
Judiciary Subcommittee
Film Director William K. Howard Dies at 54
Pasadena obituary reports William K. Howard a former theater manager who rose to prominence as a film director died on Sunday at age 54. Born in St. Mary's Ohio he built a notable career in the motion picture industry.
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Pasadena
Calif
William K. Howard
St. Mary's
Ohio
Veterans Arrive in Seattle on Marine Serpent
The transport Marine Serpent reached Seattle on Sunday carrying 3106 Army veterans who served in Korea.
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Seattle
Marine Serpent
Korea
Views on States Rights Seen As Trigger for Manion Ouster
Dr Clar ence FE Manion says his dismissal as chairman of the Eisenhower Commission on Inter Governmental Relations stemmed from his views on states rights and his support of the Bricker amendment. He relayed that Sherman Adams asked him to resign due to dissatisfaction with the commission, while Colorado Governor Dan Thornton doubted the Bricker fight influenced the decision.
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Clarence FE
Manion
Bricker
Law
Notre Dame
White House
Eisenhower
Commission On Inter-Governmental Relations
Sherman Adams
NBC
Adams
Dan Thornton
Colorado
Commission
Bet Winner Lugs Oil Cans 2 Miles
In Cleveland a part time car washer with nine children carried a 100 pound box of oil cans over 2.1 miles in 4 minutes to win a $10 bet. Marvin Burgess 30 said with nine mouths to feed you do anything for money.
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Cleveland
Marvin Burgess
Burgess
Gallia Native Found Dead In Norfolk River
Gallipolis native Charles H Caldwell 65 was found floating in the Lafayette River in Norfolk Virginia his legs bound with rope. Cause of death undetermined. He was born February 22 1889 at Mercerville and survived by his wife a son four brothers and a sister. Funeral services were held in Norfolk with relatives in attendance.
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Norfolk
Yesterda
Charles H Caldwell
Norfolk Detective Bureau
Caldwell
Lafayette River
Mercerville
Jasper Newton Caldwell
Laticia Clark Caldwell
Nell Grant
Ravenswood
Charles, Sr
Air Force
Hampton, Va
Oden
Caledonia
Leslie
Crown City
James
Huntington
Clark
Mayme Gooderham
Carl
Couple Snatch Infant From Steubenville Hospital
Steubenville police sought Gerald E. Conrad and Helen Ehone for taking seven month old Pamela from a hospital bed while she lay ill with pneumonia. The pair fled in a car with Maryland plates after an apparent visit to the child, pursued by hospital staff.
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Steubenville
John McConnell
Gerald E. Conrad
Helen Ehone
Maryland
Pamela
Mi 4321
Alice Ernest
Freedoms Foundation honors 23 top winners at Valley Forge
Freedoms Foundation cited 187 Americans, organizations and schools for outstanding work for freedom in 1953. Awards were presented by Milton S. Eisenhower at a flag drenched Revolutionary War barn near Valley Forge to 23 top winners including Boy Scouts of America, News Magazine of the Screen and Reader's Digest.
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Valley Forge
Freedoms Foundation Today
Hallowed
de Milton S Eisenhower
United States
America
Boy Scouts of America
News Magazine of the Screen
Reader's Digest
Evangelist Graham To Meet Labour MPs In Commons
Labor MPs in London plan a Friday morning meeting at the House of Commons with American evangelist Billy Graham. Geoffrey de Freitas said Graham wants to discuss criticism over his Britain tour and anti socialist tensions.
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Billy Graharm
Britain
Geoffrey de Freitas Agneed
Inam
Alleagues
Socialist Christian Group
House of Commons
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