Backers of Roosevelt Get Release
James Roosevelt said every misconduct allegation by his wife was false and released his supporters from further obligation in the 26th district campaign. He left a door open for a final decision, noting filing runs March 10 to April 2.
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Los Angeles
James Roosevelt
Congress
Samuel B. Picone
Roosevelt
26Th District Council
District Democratic Council
Richard Durant
Jayne Shadduck
Yen
Molotov Calls for Peace Treaty for United Germany
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov told reporters at the East Berlin Soviet embassy that a peace treaty for a united Germany should be formed. He urged an information conference to act on the proposal ahead of the Big Four talks in Berlin.
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Berlin
Molotov
Germany
East Berlin
Senate Cuts CCC Emergency Fund
The Senate voted to provide about one third of the Commodity Credit Corporation emergency fund requested to avert crippling farm price support operations. The action limits funding while attempting to sustain essential price support programs.
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Washington
INS
Senate
Commodity Credit Corporation
Atrocity Film Set for Nationwide TV Release This Week
The state department announced a U. S. film on Communist atrocities in Korea would be shown to 261 television stations this week. It had been delayed from January 22 due to technical reasons and possible impacts on PV release plans and the Big Four conference.
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Washington
INS
State Department
U. S
Korea
Defense
State Departments
State Probes Story of Convict Cab Service
DES MOINES Iowa Board of Control opens an immediate investigation into claims that prison escapees from the Clive farm used taxi service to go on drinking sprees. William Rimmer admits the trip but denies threats or guns, and a Des Moines cab driver says other convicts were customers.
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William Rimmer
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Clive
Rimmer
Henry Overman
Pat Davis
Charles Fels
Les Burianek
Don Edwards
Benton County
Ed Thompson
James Gildroy
Thompson
Gildroy
Edwards
Board of Control
Beardsley
Board
Henry Burmal
the Gazette
Linn Pound
Nebergall
Shad
Honor Farm
Burma
Edward J. Thompson
Don Baldawin
Ifrom
Roy Rhodes
Linn
James Smith
Smith
Baldwin
Plane Crash Off Japan Kills 35 on US Air Force C 46
A US Air Force C 46 cargo plane crashed in the frigid strait between Hokkaido and Honshu during a routine flight from Tachikawa to Chitose. Thirty four Americans died and one army civilian. Thirty five onboard perished, while the rest survived. names withheld.
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Tokyo
PR Snas
Air Force
Japan
Hokkaido
Honshu
Tachikawa
Chitose
Sapporo
FM Inventor Armstrong Dies in Plunge
NEW YORK AP Major Edwin H. Armstrong, 63, inventor of frequency modulation and key radio circuits, died after falling from his 13th floor apartment. Police found a two page note to his wife Esther expressing regret and love.
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New York
Edwin H. Armstrong
Armstrong
Esther
Granby
Conn
Elevator Burns Destroy 89-Foot Structure at South Sea Grain
A spectacular fire destroyed an 89-foot elevator of the South Sea Grain Company in South Sioux City Nebraska on Monday. Loss, not including contents, estimated at 125000 by Samuel A McMaster general manager. Fire Chief John Bateman said the fire started on the ground floor of the frame structure.
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South Sioux City, Neb
South Sea Grain Company
Samuel A. McMaster
John Bateman
Hemingway Up Says No Shock After Crashes
Ernest Hemingway, ordered to stay in bed three days by his doctor after two plane crashes, told reporters he did not suffer shock. He left his Nairobi hotel Monday to visit the game department and arrange a flight to Lamu.
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Nairobs
Kenya
Ernest Hemingway
Hemingway
Kenya Game Department
Lamu
Bedtime-Story Robbery Forces Children to Huddle in Closet
In Chicago on a Sunday night two gunmen robbed bakery owner Jak Fahrberger of 4525 dollars cash and 5000 dollars in jewelry after forcing baby sitter Marian Schmidt to escort them through his home. The trio entertained three children Christine 3 Fred 4 and Louis Jr 9 with fairy tales while demanding the safe open. Fahrberger and his daughter Marilyn 12 were outside when the intrusion occurred and the robbers left after locking the family in a closet
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Chicago
Christine
Fred
Louis, Jr
Supreme Court rules Taft-Hartley bans union bias in employment
The Supreme Court, in a 7-2 decision, bars employers from discriminating between union and non union workers, regardless of motive, upholding NLRB actions in three cases. Justice Reed wrote for the majority with Black and Douglas dissenting.
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Washington
Supreme Court
National Labor Relations Board
Reed
Black
Douglas
Hansen son to receive posthumous DSC medal
West Liberty Lt Darrell Hansen, 24, killed in Korea last July, will be posthumously awarded the Distinguished Service Cross. His parents Mr and Mrs Louie Hansen of West Liberty have been notified of the upcoming presentation. Hansen, an infantry officer, attended West Branch Tipton and Iowa City High, and graduated from the University of Iowa in 1951. He arrived in Korea in April 1953.
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West Liberty
Darrell . Hansen
Korea
Louie Hansen
Fulnture
Hansen
West Branch
Tipton
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Painter Awarded 420000 in Madison Railroad Crash
Isaac O. Maynard a 44 year old Chicago painter received 420000 dollars in a federal court verdict against the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific railroad for injuries from a July 18 1951 boxcar accident on a Madison spur track. The judgment apportions 60 percent railroad and 40 percent Maynard with no gross negligence finding.
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Chicago
Madison
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad
Isaac O. Maynard
Maynard
Wife Falls From Bronx Roof in Tragic Accident
A Bronx housewife, Lillian Ravenstein aged 33, plunged from a six story roof as her husband Benjamin Ravenstein aged 32 tried to stop her. He was injured when her body struck him on the street below as he attempted to catch her.
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New York
Bronx
Benjamin Ravenstein
Lillian
Ravenstein
Soviet Agent Seeks Asylum in United States
A Soviet diplomat intelligence officer Yuri Rostovorov, 34, asked and reportedly gained political asylum in the United States after disappearing from the Soviet mission in Tokyo. Russian officials accuse the U S of kidnapping as Japan’s status remains nonrecognition of the mission.
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Tokyo
Yuri Alexandrovich Rostovorov
U.S
Associated Press
Rastovorov
Japan
French Face New Assault Along Dien Bien Phu Front
Vietminh rebels swept around Dien Bien Phu and moved south into Laos as heavy fighting raged at Muong Khoua 75 miles north of Luang Prabang. The French abandoned Muong Khoua and rushed forces to Luang Prabang while Vietminh Division 308 pressed toward Muong Ngoi near the Mekong.
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Hanoi
Indo-China
Dien Bien Phu
Laos
Saigon
Muong Khoua
Luang Prabang
Muong Ngoi
Vietminh Division 308
Mekong River
Thailand
Clash Between U S Jets and MiG-15 Near Korean Coast
U S air force reports a sharp engagement with MiG-15s north west of Sok Island off Korea after a reconnaissance bomber was attacked. One MiG was shot down. no U S aircraft were lost or casualties reported. It followed tense days surrounding repatriation status of prisoners.
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Mpete
Rastovorov
Russia
Kyodo
U. S
Air Force
Soviet Union
Washington
U. N
Sepoe Ae Ee
Av. S. Rb-45
Sok Island
Korea
State Department
U.N. Command
Korean Military Armistice Commission
Chinampo
Pyongyang
South Korea
Lever Brothers Cuts Spry Price In Major Reduction
NEW YORK AP Lever Brothers Company lowered the price of Spry vegetable oil shortening by a cent a pound citing a drop in raw materials costs. The move follows a period of price reductions in edible oils and fats.
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New York
Lever Brothers Company
Syrian Troops Move Against Druse Revolt in Southern Syria
BeIirut AP reports that Syrian forces have entered action to quell a revolt by restless Druse tribesmen in southern Syria, signaling a military response to insurgent activity.
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Beirut
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