Veiled Threats Point to Wartime Concessions at Yalta
The long secret Yalta papers reveal that Stalin issued a veiled threat to press for concessions in exchange for war aims with Roosevelt and Churchill at Tehran and Yalta. Roosevelt and Stalin discussed the war against Japan, postwar Poland, and the dismemberment of Germany, with omissions cited for national security.
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Washington
Yalta
Btate
Winston Church
Dulles Ad
Presmier Joseph Stalin
Rissa
Sapan
Roosevelt
Oowevelt
Rand
Manchuria
Stalin
Chueh
United Nations
Russia
Churen
Poland
Churchill
Tehran
Nazi Germany
Germany
Japan
United States
State Department
Dulles
Names of Pat Ward’s patrons surface at Jelke trial
New York AP. Names of wealthy men who paid for Pat Ward’s favors appear in two address books as the ex call girl testifies at the Mickey Jelke case. Ward lists payments from $50 to $200 and identifies trysting places like Manhattan hotel rooms. Several named men include Ausnit, Levien, and Shapiro, among others, with some entries read but not identified beyond the names.
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New York
Pat Ward
Mickey Jelke
Jetke
Fi Pat
Asst. Dist
Anthony J. Tiebler
Pat
Joe
Manhattan
Harry Odzer
Peter Abbott
Max Austiit
Fred Freed
Frank Levien
Sidney Manne
Jack Sule
Ivan
Lew Smith
Carl Shapiro
Sid Btilon
Jack "McGregor
Max Kettner
Jelke
Ausnit
Austria
Sim
Union Man and Banker Cite Disturbances in Market
CIO official James B. Carey and investment banker Ferdinand Eberstadt told the Senate market inquiry there are disturbing elements in the 1955 market. Carey alleged the Eisenhower administration conspired to boost stock prices beyond the economy, while Eberstadt warned of frauds and questionable securities driving buyer risk. They said the investigation has yielded a perceptible dampening tone on markets and confidence, as President Eisenhower and Humphrey defended cautious inquiry.
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Washington
CIO
Wall Street
Senate
James B. Carey
Iin
Ferdinand Eberstadt
Eberstad
Fesson
Eisenhower
Humphrey
Fulbright D ‘Avs
Carey
Ohio Senate backs three R syllabus for state schools
Columbus report says the Senate Education Committee passed a bill ordering a year of American history before ninth grade. It rejects social studies as a combined subject and requires separate history coursework, likely ending integration of history and geography in Ohio curricula.
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Columbus
Senate Education Committee
Ohio
Unions clash as nonunion coal run is stoned in Stillwater
Deputy Morris reports three cars with non-union workers headed to a Stillwater coal mine were stoned by striking unionists. Officers also watched as union members forced a truck driver to dump coal in a Stillwater street. UMW protests Stillwater Clay Co operation after severing its contract.
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Uhrichsvill
C. W. Morris
Dutch Lower House Debates March 29 on Paris Acords
THE HAGUE Netherlands The Dutch lower house will open debate March 29 on the Paris accords to rearm West Germany. The decision signals parliamentary consideration of postwar defense commitments amid Cold War tension.
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The
Hague
Netherlands
West Germany
Germans Don Green Garb at St Patrick’s Day Ceremony
In St Patrick Ohio the town, settled over a century ago by railroad workers from Ireland, prepares a Mass at St Patrick’s Church. The Dundon family from County Limerick will attend with about 50 others of German descent, all wearing green to honor the saint. The Dundons may view the town schoolhouse across the street, awaiting a fresh coat of paint.
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ST. Patrick
Ohio
Shelby County
Ireland
Dundon
County Limerick
St. Patrick's Church
Newspaper Is Closed The Brooklyn Eagle Strike Blamed
New York reports the 14 year old Brooklyn Eagle will not publish again after a CIO Guild strike over wages shut the paper. Publisher Frank D. Schroth cites ongoing picket lines and mounting losses as the reason for suspending operations. A Guild spokesman vows continued picketing. The paper had built a large weekday and Sunday circulation and advertisers before ceasing. St Clair McKelway and Walt Whitman references mark the era’s end.
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New York
Brooklyn Eagle
Frank D. Schroth
The
Eagle
CIO' F
American Newspaper Guild
Schroth
Cy Io
Walt Whitman
Tike
van Anden
St. Clair
McKelway
TWA Sues Over Fatal Cincinnati Collision
TWA filed a 2 million dollar federal suit after a collision near Cincinnati between a Van Lennep family owned plane and a TWA jet. Fifteen died, including five from Michigan. The Van Lennep Castleton Corp flight, bound for Louisville, struck shortly after a TWA takeoff to Dayton. Mrs. Van Lennep is a noted racehorse breeder and her husband heads Wolverine Raceway.
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Warriort
Transworld Airlines
Detroit
TWA
Cincinn Tatiman
Castleton Corp
Francis Dodge van Lennep
Frederick
Michigan
van Lennep
Cincinnati
Dayton
Wolverine Raceway
Detroit Race Course
Louisville
Lord Brooke vows Ulster will not bow to terror
Prime Minister Lord Brooke in Belfast on St Patrick's Day says Ulstermen will not be frightened into making political concessions. He alludes to the outlawed Irish Republican Army which advocates force to unite six counties with an independent Ireland. The six counties remain part of the United Kingdom.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Lord Brooke Borough
Irish Republic Army
Northern Counties
Irish Republic
United Kingdom
Ike Seeks To Denounce Violations Says Solon
Senator Knowland indicated the administration seeks ways to denounce Russian violations of the Yalta agreements without granting the Soviets any legal advantages. McCarthy urged Eisenhower to denounce the admin agreements in the Senate while Knowland urged full study of the State Department record released last night. Republicans criticized the 1962 platform and cited Milton Eisenhower and New Dealers as influencing policy toward liberation of Iron Curtain nations.
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Knowland
McCarthy
Senate
Yalta
Eisenhower
Milton
Roosevelt
Milton Eisenhower
Ike
Congress
Yalta reveals plans for future atomic bomb project
Washington papers publish that nuclear physicists pursue an atomic bomb at Los Alamos and that cadets will enter active duty. The memo notes ROTC graduates and 3600 other cadets, with aims to have a war time weapon ready by July after initial trials at Alamogordo.
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Zatashington
Um ‘Alta
Washington
Army
Air Force
Lelir
College Groves
Mantaitan
George C. Marshall
Japan
Faugust
Neidod
sueMrnis
Alamogordo
N. M
Ohio
Carter
Arch bishop cites hydrogel bomb as possible peace agent
London report quotes Archbishop of York Dr. Cyril Garbett arguing that possession of a hydrogel bomb may be the sole means to preserve peace in the coming years. He warns such a weapon could become a mad door to future tranquility or danger.
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London
York
Cyril Garbett
Fatal Crane Fall At Lockbourne AFB Claims Civilian Worker
A civilian base worker, Nie Egich, 32, of Columbus, died after a 60 foot fall from a hanger crane at Lockbourne Air Force Base. The incident occurred yesterday as Luce on Way Home was en route to the United States. Authorities described the event as a fatal workplace accident under investigation.
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Luce
Paris
Clare Boothegg
The
United
Sates
Columbus
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Nie Egich
Mundt Says Peress Case Was Confused
Senator Mundt criticized the Senate investigation into the Irving Peress case as in a confused state of affairs. He said there is no evidence supporting McCarthy’s claim of a Communist mastermind at the Pentagon. Peress, a former Army dentist, reflects on the tangled red tape and his 100 month discharge process after refusing to answer questions about communism.
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Wasilington
Senato Mundt
Senate
Irving Peress
Mundt
McCarthy
R. Wis
Pentagon
Peressie
Peress
1St Army Intelligence
Court Rules Unemployed Workers Eligible for Benefits
Supreme Court unanimously holds that workers laid off due to a strike, though not participating, are entitled to unemployment compensation. Boyd Bailey and 44 others at Gittert Grocery Co Portsmouth Wholesalers were affected after the strike ended they sought benefits for the time off. The decision emphasizes that union involvement or sympathy does not affect eligibility.
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Solumbus
Supreme Court
Uneme
Gittert Grocery Co
Portsmouth
Boyd Bailey
Acke
Board of Review
Bureau of Unemployment
BUC
Comemon Pleas Court
Afeeration Ager
Churchill blasts Yalta as worst place in world
The official record quotes Churchill dismissing Yalta as a terrible location for a wartime conference, claiming it would breed typhus and vice. Roosevelt’s trip leg notes report medical officers on the Catoctin successfully de-bugging Yalta.
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Washington
Pease
Churchill
Yalta Center
Yalta
Roosevelt
Iies
Catoctin
Minister Speculates On Spreading Culture
Bishop Charles W. Brashares of Chicago urged spreading Christian culture to millions daily. Speaking at the 11th annual meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church of the North Central area, he called for developing a world Christian culture.
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Cincinnati
Charles W. Brashares
Chicago
Esterday
Woman's Societ of Christian Service
Methodist Church of the
North Central Area
Squire ONeill Dies at 86. Marietta’s Marrying Squire
Thompson Squire ONeill long time Marietta area justice of the peace and father of Ohio Attorney General C William ONeill died early today at Maretta Memorial Hospital after a long illness. He earned fame for marrying hundreds and once administered the oath to his son as attorney general. Atomic Nautilus Leaves Groton for Long Island Sound.
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Thompson
Squire) O'Neill
Washington County
Ohio
William O'Neill
Maretta Memorial Hospital
Sand
Marietta
Squire
Rail strike curves to court of appeals on crews clash
The L and N Railway seeks appellate review after a broad strike across 14 states. Management aims to restore operations by forcing train crews to cross picket lines, challenging the strike actions and asking the court to uphold injunctions.
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Louisville & Nashville Railey
East Germany Receives Flood Aid Amounting to 58000 Families
A fragment reports on flood relief funds allocated under President Eisenhower's aid program reaching East Germany. The text mentions more than 58,000 families benefiting and references a German context amid wartime or postwar concerns.
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Berlin
Asumance
Uneder
Eisenhower
Gaza battle may be blamed on Israelites report
In New York the 27,000 Americans who became blind last year raised total U S blindness to 319,000 according to the National Society for the Prevention of Blindness. President Mason H. Biswell reported the figures.
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Gaza
New York
National Society For the Prevention of Blindness
Mason H. Biswlow
UN Palestine truce chief eyes Gaza battle fallout
UN Palestine truce chief and sources indicate a plan to condemn Israel and urge stronger border patrols after the Gaza clash that left scores dead. Abba Eban and Egypt urged a robust response with a Security Council approach while the UN observers continue border monitoring and inquiries into the incident.
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N.Y
UN Palestine
Tion
Israel
Gaza
Abba Eban
Thiat
Egypt
Allon
E. L. Burns
Canada
Arab League
Kamel Burns
Abdul Rahim
Gallipolla
New
York
Walleo
Gece
McArthur
Acarenion
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Minot
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Miss Ward
Senate Banking Committee
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I. Kaufman
Isaac van Anden
North Ireland
Lord
Solon
Groves
Airman
Winnie
Squire O'Neill
Groton
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