Health service buildup urged for critical A target areas
Government urges immediate action in civil defense health readiness for atomic and germ warfare risks. Officials describe mass casualty challenges, nerve gas risks, and the need for large stockpiles of bandages and blood donors.
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Civil Defense Health Services
United States
Clue Reported in Hunter John Kallgren Death Mystery
A clue emerged in the death of hunter John Wesley Kallgren 57 found shot near Cedar Valley after leaving home with a wad of money including $20 bills. Tests show the rifle unused and no powder on clothes while the slug remains missing. Mrs Kallgren recalls asking for $5 before he left and says he never went without money. Funeral held at Hylton Manor with burial at Austin Memorial Park.
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Kallgren
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Cedar Valley
Department of Public Safety
Bob Baker
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Bonham Ratch
Fred Stark
Comunks
Justice of the Peace
Frank McBee
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Tom Brabham
Austin Memorial Park
Frank Sykes
John Caswell
What Prayer Can Do and How Great Minds Pray
In January Reader's Digest Ful ton Oursler describes how famous people listen to God in daily life. It covers Lincoln finding guidance in prayer, a quarrel resolved between Eddie Dowling and Laurette Taylor, and Ezio Pinza advising Mary Martin.
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Lincoln
Eddie Dowling
Laurette Taylor
Ezio Pinza
Mary Martin
French deputy urges active neutrality amid arms budget debate
In Paris, Pierre Meunier of URR pushes for France to pursue active neutrality as the National Assembly debates a $1 billion rearmament plan. The assembly earlier defeated a Communist program 412 to 176, delaying arms budget debate. Premier Pleven warns of resignation if rejected.
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Paris
France
Pierre Meunier
Republican Resistance Union
URR
French National Assembly
Rene Pleven
Meunier
le Monde
Gaston August
United States
Jules Moch
August
Moch
Red Army
Ussr
Building Collapse Kills 10 In Santander Spain
A six story building under construction in Torrelavega collapsed on Wednesday. Ten workers were killed and several more injured in the accident. Rescue teams searched the rubble for survivors as authorities investigated the cause.
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Santander
Spain
Torerlavega
Widow of Would-Be Assassin Set Free
Mrs. Carmen Torresola widow of one of the two Puerto Rican Nationalists who attempted to slay President Truman was ordered freed after 51 days held on a conspiracy to injure the president charge. US Commissioner Edward W. McDonald ruled the US attorney’s office could not present competent evidence.
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New York
Carmen Torresola
Truman
Torresola
United States
Edward W. McDonald
Injuries To Boy's Eye Still Undetermined
A 12 year old Austin boy identified as Valente Flores remained in fair condition two days after being struck in the eye by a rock. Brackenridge Hospital officials reported Wednesday the extent of his injuries could not yet be determined.
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Austin
Brackenridge Hospital
Valente Flores
Louisiana Lores
Conway Street
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