Free Nations to Tighten Blockade on Red Shipments
The United States and Britain plan to mobilize free nations to curb ocean shipments of war materials to Communist China. A Paris-based secret group, with American European and Japanese members, will coordinate measures including a new UK licensing system to bar strategic cargoes, refueling blocks at major ports, and concerted global cooperation, with Norway, Sweden, the Netherlands, France, Italy, Finland, and Panama eyed for participation.
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Washington
United States
Britain
China
Paris
Japan
Anthony Eden
Dulles
Eden
United Kingdom
Red China
Gibraltar
Suez
Aden
Singapore
Hong Kong
U. S
Norway
Sweden
Netherlands
France
Italy
Finland
Panama
Russia
Stalin Funeral Enters Era of Peace Policy Speech
The body of Joseph Stalin lies in Lenin's mausoleum as Georgi Malenkov proclaims a peace oriented foreign policy for the new Soviet government. Malenkov and Beria urge unity and a relentless fight against internal and external enemies while pledging strength of armed forces.
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Moscow
Joseph Stalin
Joseph V. Stalin
Lenin
Red Square
Georgi M. Malenkov
Malenkov
Soviet Union
Lavrenti P. Beria
V. M. Molotov
Stalin
House of Trade Unions
Chopin
Russia
Chou En-lai
Soviet Communist Party
China
Communist Party
Perak Sultan Commutes Red Terrorist's Death Sentence
The Sultan of Perak commuted Lee Meng a 25 year old ring leader of Red terrorism in Malaya from death by hanging to life imprisonment. Her case drew world Communist support after Hungary offered to trade an imprisoned British businessman Edgar Sanders for her freedom. Churchill rejected the barter proposal.
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Ipoh
Perak
Malaya
Sultan of
Lee Meng
Hungary
Edgar Sanders
Winston Churchill
Full Agendas Face Ohio's Legislature
Ohio's Legislature enters week ten with full committee calendars as it adopts a new schedule. The Senate and House will meet daily Monday through Thursday, with Monday night and Thursday morning hearings added. As bills pile up, 441 proposals have been introduced. the House faces a three week deadline for bill introductions while the Senate has none.
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General Assembly
Senate
House
Second Murder Trial Opens in Canton
Canton Ohio. Russell G Muskus of Kankakee Illinois goes on trial again for the slaying of George LeMasters of New Philadelphia. He was first convicted and sentenced to death but the verdict was set aside by the state Supreme Court for a new trial. Sandra Lee Kingsley 26 testified last time that she lured LeMaster to a hotel room for a badger game. Kingsley is serving life for the killing.
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Canton
Russell G. Muskus
Kankakee
Ill
George LeMasters
Newiladelphia
State Supreme Court
Sandra Lee Kingsley
LeMaster
Muskus
Miss Kingsley
Boy Bails Out In Dream Battle
CLITHEROE England a jet pilot declares a bailout Sam Carlyon 11 jumps from his bedroom window landing near his home in a realistic dream his mother confirms he was in bed nearby and unharmed after the scene
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Boy
Dream
Clitheroe
England
Sam
Sam Carlyon
Knowland and Taft clash over limited Korean War inquiry
Democratic senators oppose broad probes into the Korean War, arguing military secrets would be exposed. Taft urges investigation of ammunition, truce talks, and prisoner handling, while Knowland pins hopes on a focused inquiry. Senate reactions warn against meddling in military decisions.
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Knowland
Taft
Sen
Ohio
California
Republican Policy Committee
Senate
NBC
Sparkman
D-Ala
Green
D-Ai
Congress
Senate Armed Services Committee
GOP
Eisenhower
Sen. Tobey
R-Nh
Greer
Kremlin
Russian Composer Sergei Prokofieff Dies at 61
Sergei Prokofieff, noted Soviet composer of symphonies ballets and Peter and the Wolf, died at 61 from a cerebral hemorrhage. He was buried in a Moscow cemetery after a career marked by shifting favor in the Soviet Union and years abroad.
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London
Soviet Union
Sergei Prokofieff
Joseph Stalin
Communist Daily Worker
Paris
L'Humanite
Peter and
the Wolf
Moscow
United States
Europe
Cnry
Sollum Sinks Off Alexandria In Navy Disaster
A fierce windstorm sank the Egyptian Navy frigate Sollum 12 miles off Alexandria killing 54 crew members. Polish freighter Czech rescued 61 of Sollum’s 114 crew. lifeboats could not be launched due to towering waves.
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Aubandria
Egypt
Sollum
Alexandria
Three Children Die in Quebec Home Fire
A fire swept a wooden house in St. Omer de lIslet Quebec on Sunday killing three children. Alfred Choinard the father returned home in time to save a fourth child Herve age 2, but the infant with severe burns was not expected to live. The dead were Lucien 4 Lise 3 and a 3 month old boy. The cause of the blaze was not determined.
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ST. Omer DE L'Islet
Alfred Choinard
Herve
Lucien
Lise
Ohio traffic toll rises after weekend crashes and fires
Eleven people died in Ohio traffic and weather related incidents over the weekend. Slippery roads and gas heater fumes caused several deaths. Victims include Lois Watson 32 from Cleveland fumes in a room Sgt Edward Blevins 24 airman at Youngstown auto into a creek John W Mayes 80 trailer house fire Highland Township Emma Graber 84 Middlebranch Canton area fire in home.
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Associated Preas
Ohio
Youngstown
Lois Watson
Cleveland
Edward Blevins
John W. Mayes
Highland Twp
Defiance
Emma Graber
Middlebranch
Canton
Ohio Envoy Arrives in Capital With Ohio Admission Resolution
George Murphy of Chillicothe rides into Washington in 18th century dress as he carries a joint Ohio Legislature resolution urging Congress to complete Ohio's admission as a state. An escort awaited him at the Capitol as the 100th General Assembly sends greetings to Eisenhower and Congress.
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Washington
100Th General Assembly
Eisenhower
Congress
George Murphy
Chillicothe
U.S. Capitol
Potomac River
Murphy
Ohio
Dulles to Address UN Woes and Soviet Shifts
United Nations headquarters seen as the stage for John Foster Dulles to brief the U N delegation and visit the world body for the first time as foreign affairs chief. Eden plans two days of talks with UN delegates as Korean reconciliation and post Stalin shifts loom.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.S
John Foster Dulles
World Organization
Washington
Britain
Stalin
Eden
Dulles
Up n Down But Not Out
Cleveland residents John Traylor and James Rankin attempted a jail escape but instead moved up and down the building. Both are jailed in solitary confinement awaiting trial with Traylor charged in a holdup and Rankin for assault to rob after beating Deputy Sheriff Labron Hayes and Deputy Leonard Kerr.
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Cleveland
John Traylor
James Rankin
Traylor
Rankin
Labron Hayes
Leonard Kerr
Oberlin Professor Wins Rome Fellowship for Study
Prof Charles T Murphy of Oberlin College received a $3000 fellowship from the American Academy in Rome for a year of classical study at the academy in New York and Rome.
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New York
Charles T. Murphy
Oberlin College
The
American Academy In
Rome
Academy
Yank Sabres Down 3 MIGs Tie Texan Jet Kill Record
U S Sabre jets downed three MIG15s in North Korea as Fifth Air Force tallies six kills over two days. Royal N Baker of McKinney Texas credited with one kill, tying Maj Geo Davis of Lubbock for the joint mark of MIG destruction.
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Seoul
Fifth Air Force
North Korea
Maj
Geo Davis
Lubbock
Tex
Two School Girls Slain in Spring Valley Mystery
In Spring Valley New York two school girls aged eight and five were found slain near their school grounds. Police hunt a reportedly sex mad killer after an extensive daylong search aided by bloodhounds and state patrol. The victims Marjorie Boudreau and Esther Nagey lived at a local facility for under eye youngsters and had been last seen playing on the school playground.
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Spring Valley
N. Y
Marjorie Boudreau
Fred Boudreau
Staten Island
New York City
Esther Nagey
Brown Nagey
Bronx
Nagey
Esther
Boudreau
Boudreaus
Marjorie
Ramapo Township
Lima Hospital Aide Appeals Ouster Order
Jesse Estep former recreation therapy supervisor appeals his removal from Lima State Hospital claiming moral turpitude and denial of act. charges relate to aiding escapes of inmates Neville Lloyd Slusser Floyd Keith who held a guard hostage to flee the institution and drive to Cleveland. Recaptured. Case pending in Allen County Common Pleas Court.
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Columbus
Jesse Estep
Lima State Hospital
Estep
Neville Lloyd Slusser
Floyd Keith
Slusser
Keith
Cleveland
Allen County Common Pleas Court
Arrest Ordered for Newsman in Seoul Incident
A regimental commander ordered the arrest of radio commentator Tex McCrary in Seoul but an Army Corps spokesman said the action arose from a misunderstanding. McCrary, with NBC companion Jinx Falkenburg, was not detained and only joined by officers at a medical aid station without authorization.
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Seoul
Army Corps
Tex McCrary
NBC
Jinx Falkenburg
Freight Kills Young Friends of Engineer
Engineer H Paul Hassell failed to halt his freight at a crossing three miles south of Moundville Alabama. A pickup pulled into its path, killing a brother and sister who had waved at the passing train for years. The 50 year old Birmingham man learned the victims were longtime friends of his crew.
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Moundville
Ala
H. Paul Hassell
Here
Birmingham
Tito Heads to Britain on Five Day Sea Voyage
Belgrade reports President Tito traveling with military and political aides by sea to Britain for a five day visit. The journey involves economic and diplomatic engagements as Yugoslavia and the United Kingdom prepare bilateral talks.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tito
Britain
Baby Makes Bus Debut in Arkansas Travel Birth
On a Hot Springs to Little Rock bus a baby was born with driver speeding to the hospital. Dr Feldman, a retired Millingon physician, unwound the umbilical cord around the infant and reassured mother Linda Sargent, 44, who has nine other children. He noted his long country practice and barn deliveries.
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Little Rock
Ark
Thomas Fowler Sargent
Robert Gartland
Hot Springs
Little Rock Hospital
FE. Feldman
Millington
Tenn
Linda Sargent
Feldman
Baltimore Attorney Reginald Trubey Shot Dead at Home
Reginald H. Trubey, 56, an industrialist and attorney, was found shot to death at his West Baltimore residence. Police said his wife heard a noise like a door slam before discovering the body.
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Baltimore
Reginald H. Trubey
Secret Red Atomic Data Under New Kremlin Regime
A White House directed report cites Lavrenti Beria expanding power under the new Soviet leadership. Beria heads interior and state security and also directs the atomic energy program, linking espionage and atomic research amid U.S. concern over Soviet gains.
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Washington
White House
Russia
Kremlin
Eisenhower
Atomic Energy Commission
Lavrenti P. Beria
Beria
Secret Police
Malenkov
Stalin
Interior Ministry
Secret
U. S
AEC to Test Atomic Warhead in 280mm Cannon
The Arms and Atomic Energy Commission and the Pentagon announced plans to fire a projectile with an atomic warhead from a mobile 280 millimeter artillery cannon in upcoming nuclear tests. The 11 inch diameter shell marks a first use of atomic ammunition in artillery after two years of gun readiness and conventional demonstrations.
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Washington
Arms and Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Aec-Pentagon
Los Alamos Laboratory
Army Ordnance Experts
Dying Mother Seeks Divorce to Protect Children
Eleanor Bonus, 53, mother of eight, asks divorce from husband Fred Bonus on cruelty grounds to settle property for her children. Superior Judge Dockweiler will move the court to her bedside in a leukemia case with weeks to live.
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Los Angeles
Paul Gordon
Eleanor Bonus
Gordon
George A. Dockweiler
New-Type Atomic Furnace Produces Electricity at Oak Ridge
The Atomic Energy Commission reports the Oak Ridge National Laboratory achieved 150 kilowatts of power from a homogeneous reactor on February 24, enough to light about 50 homes. This marks the first reactor of this type to run at temperatures and power sufficient to generate steam for a standard industrial turbine. Union Carbide and Carbon Corp. scientists conducted the experiment after a two and a half year effort.
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Oak Ridge
Tenn
Atomic Energy Commission
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
National Reactor
Idaho
AEC
Oak Ridge Laboratory
Union Carbide and Carbon Corp
Best Motion Picture of 1952 Voted by Film Daily poll
The noon New York poll shows the film chosen as the best motion picture of 1952 by movie critics. Film Daily, a trade publication, reports the 30th annual results and the award winner.
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New York
Movie Einetics
Film Daily
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