Zhukov Heads Army and Malenkov Named Deputy Premier
Marshal Zhukov was named defense minister and Nikolai Malenkov appointed deputy premier and power stations minister. Bulganin, who became premier, asked the Supreme Soviet to relieve him of the defense post. The appointments were approved by a show of hands in a joint session at the Kremlin.
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Zhukov
Malenkov
Moscow
Nikolai Bulganin
Georgi Malenkov
Bulganin
Georgi Zhukov
Supreme Soviet
Defense Ministry
Kremlin
REDS
Georgi K. Zhukov
Nehru Warns Red China Against War
London premier Nehru told a news conference that Red China should not seize Formosa by force and urged patience for a peaceful settlement. He said major powers including Russia and India are discussing cease-fire ideas, but no definite plan has been agreed. He rejected piping radio claims that Formosa would be taken soon.
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London
India
Nehru
Red China
Formosa
Russia
Formosa Strait
Piping Radio
Pinay Ends Premier Try in Paris Government Bid
An informed source reports former French premier Antoine Pinay has abandoned efforts to form a new government. The Catholic Popular Republican Movement MRP refused cabinet posts in a Pinay led administration, highlighting a split with the leftist leaning MRP and Socialists competing for votes.
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Paris
Antoine Pinay
Catholic Popular Republican Movement
MRP
Pinay
Food Thief Leaves With Potatoes Eggs Trousers and Teeth
In Louisville Municipal Court Charles Green identified Mose Scott Jr. as the thief who took a bag of potatoes eight eggs a pair of trousers and Green's false teeth. Scott did not testify and was held to the grand jury on a grand larceny charge.
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Louisville
Charles Green
Green
Mose Scott Jr
Scott
Dixon Yates Financing Wins SEC Approval
The Securities and Exchange Commission approved financing to begin the Dixon Yates power project with a 5 million dollar common stock issue. Mississippi Valley Generating Co. will issue the stock to Middle South Utilities and The Southern Co. to feed TVA grid. Opposition in Congress and plans to appeal to courts followed the 4 to 1 vote.
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Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
Dixon- Yates
Commission
Mississippi Valley Generating Co
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Atomic Energy Commission
Middle South
Paul R. Bowen
A. J. Goodwin Jr
Coroners Jury Rules on Morris Death
In Morris Minnesota a coroner's jury ruled that farmer Paul E. Minners 47 took his own life by hanging after attempting to kill Loretta Parks 62 his elderly companion. Parks was found semi conscious after a severe beating and a shotgun blast fired at her by Minners failed to kill.
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Morris
Minn
Stevens County
Paul E. Minners
Loretta Parks
Minners
Eisenhower Refuses to Reads H Bond Shift Significance
President Eisenhower said Soviet leadership reshuffle signals internal Russia discontent but does not alter U S policy or peace aims. He noted no proof Russia surpassed the United States in hydrogen bomb capability and discussed Formosa, Tachens, and a seven billion dollar school construction plan with emphasis on state local roles.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
United States
Georgi K. Zhukov
Zhukov
Congress
Formosa
Keelung
Chinese Shoot Down U. S. Navy Airplane
Chinese antiaircraft batteries shot down a U.S. Navy AD Skyraider over the Tachens during the evacuation of Nationalists. The pilot Lt. (J.G.) W. J. Oheren ditched four miles west and, with two crew, was rescued by a Nationalist ship with minor injuries.
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Taipei
Formosa
Tachen Islands
Navy
Tachens
J.G
W. J. Oheren
U.S. Navy
South Tachen
J. G. W. J. O'Heron
Decatur
Tachen Island
O’heron
Adm
Pride
U.S. 7Th Fleet
China Coast
Lenawee
Henrico
U.S
East China Sea
U. S
Eisenhower says no proof Russia leads in hydrogen bombs
President Eisenhower told reporters there is no proof Russia has surpassed the United States in hydrogen bomb development. He called Molotov’s claim not worth serious speculation and urged global efforts to avert atomic war while noting no allied constraint would block U S use of its strongest weapons in defense. Senators Jackson and Hickenlooper asserted U S nuclear leadership before his remarks.
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Barlier
Ivan Konev
Lavrenty Beria
Supreme Soviet
Russia
V. M. Molotov
U.S
Far East
Europe
Molotov
Soviet Union
United States
Konev
Eisenhower
Washington
U.S.A
Unite States
Sens
Jackson
Prayers Answered Overage Boilers Warm Hearts
In Scranton the Little Sisters of the Poor rely on faith to fund a $25,000 boiler upgrade after their aging system fails to heat 125 residents. Donations, sparked by a diocesan story, have raised the fund to $10,796 as a cold spell lingers and hope endures.
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Scranton
Little Sisters of the Poor
Martin Marie
St. Joseph
The
Catholic Light
Kudela, Former Albert Lea Man, Settles Suit
Joseph Kudela formerly of Albert Lea Minnesota settled a personal injury suit against Illinois Central Railroad for 120000 on the eve of trial in Cook County Illinois. Kudela, now in Lasalle Texas, lost his right leg when he slipped under a box car at Oglesby Illinois on November 23 1952.
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Chicago
Joseph Kudela
Albert Lea
Minn
Illinois Central Railroad
Eugene A. Berat
Minneapolis
Robert Rafferty
Cook County
Kudela
LaSalle, T
Avalanche Threat Stops Soldier in Training
At Camp Hale Colorado the 21st Engineer Battalion faces dangerous mountain tasks during Exercise Hail Storm. TNT blasts aim to topple massive snow overhangs threatening soldiers. one overhang collapsed January 27 narrowly missing a serviceman.
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Camp Hale
Colo
Mother risks life to save baby in hot air duct
Virginia Shaver, 29, crawled into a furnace duct in Hornell New York to rescue her 19 month old daughter Terri who had fallen into a floor duct leading to a gas fired furnace. Shaver sustained first degree burns over about 10 percent of her body and is listed in satisfactory condition. Nerona firemen reached the scene within minutes and freed Terri three feet away from the heat.
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Charles E. Bohlen
Marshal Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Dixon-Yates
Coroners
Ike
By Marvin L. Arrowsmith
United Nations
7Th Fleet
China
U. S. Navy
Formosan
Ies
Alfred M. Pride
Ralph Boyce
U. S. Foreign Operations Administration
Boyce
M. A. Main
San Diego
Main
Indochina
G. D. Arntz
Avalanche
Soldier
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