Eisenhower warns Asia threat as Indo China aid urged
President Eisenhower called the Communist danger in Asia ominous and urged blocking Indo China now with a 400 million dollar aid plan. He framed national security as every citizen’s duty and pressed federal state cooperation to avoid a future life of constraint.
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Seattle
INS
Eisenhower
Asia
U. S
United States
Iran
Mossaddegh
Mossadegh
Middle East
Indo-China
India
Soviet Supreme Soviet Meet May Signal Army Control
London reports that the impending Supreme Soviet session in Moscow may confirm claims the Soviet Army controls inside the Kremlin. Observers note Beria’s arrest and Stalin’s death since March set the stage for a firm army influence over the 1,300 deputies.
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London
CINS
Supreme Soviet
Moscow
Kremun
Lavgrenti P. Beria
Red Army
Russia
Supreme Seaviat
Stalin
Itn
Ita
Planne Wurn
Snyder Named In Tax Deal Quiz
A former Democratic official testified that he asked ex Treasury Secretary John Snyder to influence a tax settlement aiding William S. Lasdon of Yonkers New York. The settlement produced a $20 000 contribution to the 1943 Democratic campaign while counsel Mayock received a $65 000 fee and routed part to the campaign in others names.
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Washington
TNS
Treasury
John Snyder
Wellburn S. Mayock
Democratic National Committee
House
Ways and Means
Soviets Agree To Western Talks On Germany And China
The Soviet Union accepts a meeting with Britain France and the United States on the German problem and proposes a broader conference including Red China. Moscow attaches a two point agenda: reduce international tension and resolve the German problem with unity and a peace treaty. Western powers favor a late September conference focused on free German elections and an Austrian independence treaty, with conditions tied to a future German government.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Germany
Austria
Police Batter Red Invaders In West Berlin
In West Berlin police commandos repelled about 6000 Communist raiders at U.S. and French food stations. Over 100 Reds jailed, 2 officers hurt, as the clash halted relief distribution amid long lines and cross-border tensions.
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Red Invaders
W. Berlin
Berlin
West Berlin
Red Storm
U. S
OFDI
Lin Wedding
Soviet East Berlin. Then Fighting Broke Out In A Schoolyard In Kreuzberg
Bail Admits Firing Rifle At Caravan
Roscoe Bail testified he fired three or four shots at a motor convoy in which an Elk River Coal and Lumber Co employee was killed on May 7. He said he aimed to protect hills during the run and described his act as brighten and confused.
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Hills
Don Leagie
the Gazette
Clay
Young Jennings
Roscoe Bail
Elk River
United Mine Workers of America
Henry McLane
7. W. Maxwell
G. C. Belknap
Rains accuses bankers of ousting FDIC treasurer Miller
Alabama congressman Ralph M. Rains charges the Eisenhower administration fired or demoted FDIC treasurer Russell Miller for collecting more than a million dollars owed by major New York banks. He alleges a broader plan by large New York bankers to dismantle the FDIC. Miller held the post from March 1951 until this year and filed suits against delinquent banks.
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Alabama
Solow
Washington
Rains
Eisenhower
New York City
Congressional
New York
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
FDIC
Miller
Pigskin Pageant Draws General Glass Co Float
The North South Football Game Inc announces the float entry of General Glass Co in the commercial division of the sixth annual Pigskin Pageant on Aug 14. The event on Kanawha Boulevard begins at 8 p.m.
Knowland Chosen Senate GOP Floor Leader and Ferguson as Policy Chairman
Senate Republicans unanimously elected Sen. William F. Knowland of California as floor leader and Sen. Homer Ferguson of Michigan as policy chairman after Taft's death. Objections about timing from some members were not repeated, with 39 of 46 Republicans present. White House noted Knowland would run the party in the post-adjournment period.
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Sen
Ferguson
Washington
INS
Senate
William F. Knowland
California
Homer Ferguson
Michigan
GOP
Knowland
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Eugene Millikin
Cr-Cole
Taft
Guy Cordon
R-Ore
Knewland
Leverett Saltonstalk
Mass
White House
Koowland
Death of Charleston Dentist Dr J H Wick at 68
Dr J H Wick aged 68 prominent Charleston dentist died at his home 802 Maple Road after a long illness. He had maintained offices in the Day and Night Building and had not practiced regularly for four months. Wick came to Charleston in 1903 establishing offices on the West Side before moving to his current location. He received his dental license at 18 and was born in Putnam County.
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J. H. Wick, Jr
Charleston
Lee
Wick
el Bank
Putnam County
East German Reorganization Planned Within Three Weeks
A East German Council of Ministers member says a major government shakeup will be announced within three weeks. Walter Ulbricht and 27 Politburo members are to leave their posts, with Gerhard Ziller and Paul Wandel also stepping down. Liberal Party lawmakers may gain top government roles to influence the West German election.
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Berlin
INS
Council of Ministers
East Germany
Thhe
Walter
Ulbricht
Sideouty
Nist
Communist Party
Gerhard Ziller
Paul Wandel
Coordinating Commission For Education,Science and Art
Communist Politburo
Liberal Party
N S Ticket Agency Opens At Sport Mart For Classic
To meet rising demand for the North South football game a new ticket agency opens today at Sport Mart on Quarrier Street for the 20th anniversary classic on August 16 at Laidley Field. All seats priced at 2 and 2.50 dollars. The North South headquarters operates daily 9 to 3 at The Gazette building 220 Huie Street.
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N-S
Sport Mart
Sport Marton Quarrier St
Laidley Field
Gazetta News
Huie. St
Dulles Opens Korea Armistice Talks With Rhee
U S Secretary of State Dulles met with President Syngman Rhee in Seoul to map post armistice issues. They agreed to discuss four topics including a Korean political conference a mutual security treaty and American economic aid. Dulles praised the talks and stressed peaceful unification and cooperation. The meeting followed a delayed flight and included a 19 gun salute.
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Seoul
U. S
Dulles
Syngman Rhee
Krhee
Rhee
Republic of Korea
Washington
Korea
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
United Nations
Lincoln Soldier Repatriated in First Prisoner Exchange
The first West Virginian released by the Communists in the Panmunjom prisoner exchange was Junior E. Dunlap from McCorkle in Lincoln County. By midnight Charleston time, all 70 in the first group had passed through the Freedom Gate and most were identified. Dunlap’s family could not be reached due to limited phone service in the rural community.
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Lincoln
Junior E. Dunlap
Elmwond Dunlap
McCorkle
West
Dunlap
Charleston
Kanawha Ceaunry
U.S. to Foot Korean Costs Near One Billion
President Hisenhower's envoy Dr Henry Tasca said the United States is likely to cover nearly all of the one billion dollars needed to rehabilitate South Korea. He noted Congress may be asked to provide more funds next year to sustain a multi year reconstruction program.
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Leonard Snyder
Washington
INS
Hisenhower
U. S
South Korea
Henry Tasca
International
Syngman Rhee
Congress
Tasca
Korea
Republic
Seoul
Rhee
Paik- To-Chin
Solon Rep urges firing of Dulles over labor troops Korea
Iowa Republican H R Gross urged President Eisenhower to dismiss Secretary of State John Foster Dulles after Dulles suggested using American troops to rehabilitate Korea. The White House denied any plan for labor battalions and insisted Dulles did not advocate such use.
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Washington
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Korea
White House
Dulles
State Department
GOP
H. R. Gross
Iowa
Fisenhower
Gross
United States
POW Return List From Armistice Exchange Reported
The U S Army announces a list of Americans among Allied POWs returning to freedom in the Korean Armistice exchange. Names include Junior E Dunlap Frankie Dobbins Gerald Cayvagnaro James H Barber James Davis Jesse H Bingham Samuel E Baniuelos and others with family addresses and hometowns. The report notes they were flown to Tokyo for processing.
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Mundan
U.S. Army Today
Junior E. Dunlap
Tank
Audrey D. Dunlap
McCorkle
W. Va
Frankie Dobbins
U. S
7Th Cavalry
Josie Dobbins
General Delivery
Anson
Tex
Gerald Cayvagnaro
8Th Cavalry Regt
Rita Rogers
Indiana Hill St
West Newbury
Mass
Tokyo
James H. Barber
7Th Inn. Regt
Bertha Ella Mil
Annison
Ala
James Davis
Merieda W Davis
Rt. 1
Jesse H. Bingham
Nora Bingham
E. Barris
Raymondville
Samuel E. Baniuelos
Pic
Co. C
Salome Espinoza
Chicago Bars Reuse of 3-D Movie Glasses
The Chicago Board of Health prohibits reusing special 3-D viewing glasses after an outbreak of eye infections. Dr. Herman Bundesen calls the glasses contaminated and unsafe and orders theater operators to await laboratory safety tests before any reuse.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Health
Herman N. Bondesen
Bundesen
Board of Health
Gazette Seeks POW Names To Notify Families
Readers with sons or husbands POW or missing in action in Korea urged to call The Gazette at 2161 with full names ranks and family contact. The paper will notify families as soon as repatriated prisoners are released.
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Gazette
Ime Korea
Marines to Lead Dozen Bands in Pigskin Pageant
At least twelve bands will join the Sixth Annual Pigskin Pageant to march along Kanawha Boulevard at 8 p m Friday August 14 under the direction of Edgar F Lear and James Dent. The parade theme is Story Book Time and bands from Stone Lasker School Charleston High Lonkard East Bank Elkview Union Weirton Scottlton Madison Manitowat are accepted until Friday with a Marine color guard leading the march.
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Loar
Kanawha Boulevard
Edgar F_. Lear
James
F. Dent
Willj
Stone Lasker
Arleston
Jentries
Monuay
East Bank High School
Elkview
Londeree Littlel
Weir
W. E. Chil
Weirton
Logan High School
Scottlton HS
Prison Terms Given Some Officer Says During Exchange
In Panmunjom the first American officer Maj John Daulat reports that two days earlier some U S officers were sentenced to long terms for instigating against peace as the Korean War prisoner exchange began. The event involves 70 Americans and 330 Allies, with 2 760 Communist prisoners also returned.
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Panmunjom
Korea
U. S
John Daulat
Richmond
Calif
Daujat
United Nations Command
U.S
John Dukes
Syngsman Rhee
Seoul
Daulat
Leutenant
Edom Village
Danjat
Willam F. Dean
Dean
Sub Committees Named To Study Reform Measures
Two joint committees in West Virginia will name three sub committees to study measures on preventing corrupt election practices equalizing property assessments and improving child welfare. Each sub committee will have six members named by House Speaker Flannery and Senate President Bean. Flannery and Bean will serve ex officio. A preliminary report by Prof. Martyn Lugar compared West Virginia laws with those of other states. The groups will not meet yet.
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House
Flannery
D Logan
Senate
Bean
Martyn Lugar
West Virginia University Law School
West Virginia
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