Deeds Key Word in Ike's Peace Plan for Korea
HAL BOYLE analyzes Eisenhower's warning that peace in Korea must come from deeds rather than words. He outlines two paths: diplomatic rewards to sway Red China or escalating military pressure, with mixed views among US officers on risking wider war. The piece notes casualty toll and signals future, self‑chosen actions.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Dwight Eisenhower
Gen. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Korea
Russia
Chiang Kai Shek
Chiang - Kai Shek
Formosa
Red China
Jine
Airlift Mother Polio Victim to North Dakota Home
In Dickinson North Dakota a 30 year old mother Mrs Nicholas Wehner returned home after seven months of polio treatment at the University of Michigan Hospital The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis spent about 20000 on her care and treatment She will stay briefly in Dickinson before moving to a home built for her comfort with wide doors for a respirator and ramps for a wheel chair Her husband who runs a 640 acre farm will maintain the equipment and learned to repair the iron lung Mrs Wehner was stricken in late 1951 and now breathes about four hours daily without mechanical aid
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Wehner
Amateurish in Spots Draws Danish Film Critics
Danish critics praised the Christine Jorgensen color film shown in Copenhagen as entertaining and good publicity for Denmark though they found portions amateurish. More than 500 Danes attended the first public showing as Jorgensen plans U S exhibitions and pursues photography.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Christine Jorgensen
New York
Politiken
Edvard Anderson
Miss Jorgensen
U. S
Messiah at Mason City Charles City Auditorium
Handel's Messiah set for Sunday in the Charles City High School Auditorium directed by Mark Biddle with massed chorus and orchestra. Church choir directors oversee the presentation and admission is free.
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Charles City
Charles City High School
Mark Biddle
Acquit North Dakotan in Federal Tax Evasion Trial
Clayton Waldie a 50 year old Marion farmer was acquitted in Fargo of evading federal income taxes totaling 58000 for 1945 to 49. A nine farmer jury and two businessmen returned the verdict to U S District Judge C J Vogel late Monday. Waldie’s lawyers contended he was of low mentality and did not willfully defraud the government.
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Fargo
N. D
Clayton Waldie
Marion
U. S
C. J. Vogel
Waldie
Services Held for Oldest and Youngest in Schulersburg
In Schulersburg Missouri the oldest resident 88-year-old John Teckemeier and the youngest 6-month-old George White II were buried an hour apart. Teckemeier was a retired farmer buried at 2 p.m. followed by White, a pneumonia victim, whose service was held sixty minutes later. Schulersburg's population is about 100.
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ST. Charles
Schulersburg
John Teckemeier
George White II
Giant squids reach lengths up to fifty feet
Report notes giant squids can attain a length of about 50 feet, indicating remarkable size among cephalopods and highlighting uncertainty about maximum dimensions due to oceanic sampling limits.
County takeover urged to standardize Minnesota township roads
A legislative committee report from Sen Archie H Miller's subcommittee urges transferring township road maintenance to county agencies. It cites small township mileage, high costs, and uncoordinated efforts amid shift from horse to motorized transport. Additional groups note potato grading lapses and support brucellosis control by 1955.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Legislative Research Committee
Archie H. Miller
Hopkins
Miller
Twin Cities
Duluth
interim commission on _ livestock and dairying
Schuwerk Joins Family Ties in Randolph County Court
Chester Illinois William S Schuwerk 31 becomes the fourth in his family to serve as a Randolph County judge or prosecutor continuing a legacy started by his grandfather and followed by his father and an uncle all in local judicial roles.
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Chester, Ill
William S. Schuwerk
Randolph County
Auction of Farouk era cars set to attract bidders
A public auction will offer cars once owned by ex king Farouk. The sale, noted in historical records, features scores of luxury automobiles. National Geographic cites origins of Brussels sprouts, while a political reference contrasts Democrats as prosecutors with a Republican stance.
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Lede
the George Co
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Westinghouse Beautiful
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Sterling
Deloris Unglaub
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Glencoe
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