Spotlight on Formosa Japan Remains Top Red Target in Asia
United Press Foreign Analyst Charles M McCann notes Formosa and Southeast Asia draw headlines over Red threats while Japan is the number one Communist target in the Far East. Hatoyama aims to strengthen ties with Russia and Red China, but such moves risk U.S. relations. Japan’s upcoming election could hasten Moscow talks and UN hopes.
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Formosa
Japan
Asia
Charles M. McCann
United Freas
Southeast Asia
Far East
United States
China
Indo-China
Thailand
Burma
Bangkok
Russia
Korea
Soviet
Red China
Ichiro Hatoyama
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Hatoyama
Twin Samaritans Aid Tuberculosis Patients In D C
Simon Cohen and S A Freas operate a 28 year private charity delivering sandwiches fruit and cake to tuberculosis patients at General Hospital Glen Dale and other facilities. Freas a Lutheran and Cohen a Jewish community bond through meals and support, aided by local clubs, hospitals, and donors.
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Capital
Raymond Wilcove
Central Press
Washington
Simon Cohen
Cohen
S.a.al Freas
Freas
Bis
Fress
Lions Club
Freas-Cohn
General Hospital
Glen Dale Sanitarium
Congressional Country Club
al Freas
Railroad Shares Lead Stock Mart Rise on High Rail Averages
New York February 24 Railroad shares led the stock market with the rail average at a 25 year high. Southern Railway posted January net income well above the prior year, lifting several rail issues such as Santa Fe Pennsylvania RR Denver & Rio Grande and Union Pacific. Industrials lagged as steel fears rose but iron age reports suggested ample orders. London recovery and favorable earnings and dividends supported the market outlook.
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New York
Southern Railway
Santa Fe
Pennsylvania RR
Denver & Rio Grande
Union Pacific
Steel News
Iron Age
London
Westinghouse Electric
Commercial Hatchery Production Declines in Texas
Texas January hatchery output fell 1 percent from a year earlier, totaling 7.4 million chicks compared with 9 million a year ago. Broiler chicks, 74 percent of January's total, dropped by 1,171,000 birds from January 1944, while Texas egg production reached 226 million, up 4 percent from January 1954.
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Austin
Texas
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
U S Accepts Invitation to Atoms for Peace Talks in Geneva
The United States accepts an invitation to attend a Geneva conference on peaceful uses of atomic energy. The event next summer will involve 10 Soviet bloc nations and 73 countries, held August 8 to 20 under UN auspices in Geneva. The plan stems from President Eisenhower's 1953 world atoms for peace proposal.
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United States
Russia
Hatoyama
Japan
United Nations
Shikotan
Habomai Islands
Japan Democratic Party
Washington
Geneva
Hisenhower Dee
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