Western powers weigh restricts on Russian diplomats
Western nations including the United States Britain and North Atlantic allies consider expanding restrictions on Russian diplomats in response to Moscow s actions. US diplomats in Moscow face a 25 mile travel limit and similar curbs exist in satellite states. The piece argues such measures reflect a balance between openness and security amid Cold War tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Britain
Moscow
Very rare twin birth weighs equal at Missouri hospital
In St Louis at Missouri Baptist Hospital a mother, Mrs Walter J Wilde, gave birth to twins weighing exactly six pounds twelve ounces each. Doctors called the occurrence very very rare as both babies share identical length of eighteen and a half inches, noted after consulting medical texts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
ITD
Missouri Baptist Hospital
Walter J. Wilde
Bayshore Traffic Safety Council Forms Committees
Bayshore Traffic Safety Council elected Hue Sene Ochsner as permanent chair and planned a 7 30 pm meeting Friday to elect a secretary and officers. The group will study accidents in the Bayshore area, form engineer legal publicity and education committees, and schedule safety films and lectures. The council aims to improve highways and reflect on 1951 traffic fatalities in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baywore Safety Council
Serisiy Wark
Hue Sene Ochsner
Osasner
e@gain ag
Ochsner
Bayshore
Mexico Bans Imports Of Clothing From US
Customs agents in Reynosa report Mexico prohibits imports of US clothing including shirts neckties dresses and other items. Officials in Mexico City say wool imports halted recently but informants lack details on the clothing ban. The ban is described as taking effect soon with questions about enforcement and scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynosa
Penes
URI
Mexico
United States
Lesus
Mexico City
Plague Flea Charge By Reds Over Korea Crisis
Communist China accused U S planes of dispersing plague carrying fleas in North Korea near Panmunjom and other sites. The claim, from a Peiping radio broadcast quoting Burchett and Winnington, followed reports of a plague outbreak in North Korea as UN forces deny bacteriological warfare charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Iwpi
Paxmunjom
North Korea
Radio Peiping
Alan Winnington
Wilfred Burchett
United Press
Hong Kong
Peiping
Burchett
United Nations Command
AF To Resume Flight Training For Reserve Personnel
The Air Force announced that flight training for reservists will restart at three bases: Fort Worth area, Kensley Field Dallas, and Brooks Air Force Base San Antonio. Training had been suspended during the Korean War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heag
Air Persen Base
Kensley Field
Dallas
APVRE
Bee's Sting Proves Fatal To Pet Parrot
Portland Australia report of a pet rosella that died after being stung by a bee. Denesse Minogue, a Portland telephone operator, found the bird dead in its cage with a bee on its beak and swelling tongue, indicating the sting caused fatal asphyxia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee
Portland
Australia
Denesse Minogue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Czechoslovakia
Poland
England
Cpl. Mills
Esther Sii
Pine
Guriemyoo
Extend
Wit
Sersite
Meut
Logland
Oak Ridge
New York
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Washinon
United Nations
Inchon
Seoul
Japan
Ranseni
Hungary
Vinlows
Lavirs
Cecil Mills
Korea
Pre. Warren McConnell
Philadelphia
Yeie
Feros Ldsrt Frege
N. Main
Baytown
Abbey-Owens-Ford
Trom
Bayshore Traffic Safety Council
Stoneman
Del
Kumiko
Fat
Isttiam B. Anders
Rockport
Shizeko
Theodore Zenovski
Fojey
Minn
Poko
Patrick McDowall
Canton
Umeko
Ronald Truman
Hudson
Mich
Paneunjom
Joy
Baumann
Minnesota
The
Pentecostal Mission
En Evangelist
J. E. Coons
Lincoln
Tandard Sra
Sullivan
Kpro-Tv
Lincoln Capri Agit
Market Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!