Price of Talks With Red China Heads to Korean Peace
Western allies vow a hard line to secure cooperation from Peiping before any Korean or Indochina settlement. Dulles Eden Bidault push to curb Soviet demands while Molotov urges broader talks. The conference in Berlin weighs disarmament and a possible Red China role in peace efforts.
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Red China
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Russia
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U.S
John Foster Dulles
Anthony Eden
Georges Bidault
Mao Tze-tuns
China
United Nations
Molotov
T. N
Allied Control Administration
Eden
Mao
Bidault
Mentary
Indochina
Ho Chi Minh
Mass Invasion Claim Marks U.S. Border Challenge
The Justice Department told Congress that aliens entering the U.S. legally amount to a mass invasion with Communists using routes via Mexico and Canada. Officials cite estimates of over a million illegal entries yearly and warn of large migration from Cuba, Europe, and beyond.
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INS
Justice Department
Congress
U.S
Mexico
House Appropriations Subcommittee
Official Department
Canada
Rio Grande River
East Europe
Cuba
Snow
Novelist Maxwell Bodenheim and companion slain in New York
New York police found writer Maxwell Bodenheim and a woman believed to be his wife murdered in a furnished room. Bodenheim, 63, famed in Greenwich Village during the 1920s for harsh poetry and novels, was shot in the chest. the woman was stabbed and beaten. A copy of The Sea Around Us lay on his chest, and the killings were believed to have occurred within the preceding 24 hours.
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Hecht
Count Braga
Bodenheim
Hermanville
Miss
Greenwich Villages
Bellevue Hospital
White Report Missing Until Last September
FBI espionage findings from 1945 involving Harry White were found among 20 000 lost documents after a department audit. Brownell said slipshod work caused delays and declined to state any action. Asst Atty Gen Olney described a housecleaning that uncovered thousands of mislaid papers.
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International Monetary Fund
AFL Council Draws Plan For Leaders
The AFL executive council at its Miami Beach mid winter meeting proposes a 10 point program to assert American leadership in world affairs. It calls for a special advisor on international economic and social rearmament and an international economics conference of free world nations. It urges cutting aid to Latin American regimes while backing Nato inclusion for Italy and UN supervised elections in Germany Austria China Korea and Indo China. The council supports no diplomatic recognition of Communist governments.
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American Federation of Labor Today
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Korea
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Moonshine Raids Nab Ten in Kanawha County Arrests
Kanawha County deputies and state troopers reported multiple raids arresting ten people on moonshine related charges and otras. Louis Butler, 38, of Blount, and two Clendenin men faced moonshine manufacturing and possession charges, while Charleston residents were jailed for moonshine, solicitation for prostitution, unlawful cohabitation, adultery, and related offenses. All suspects were taken to Kanawha County jail.
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Garrett Brown
Robert Medly
Louis Butler
Blount
Clendenin
French Hackney
Guy Lark
C. C. Beck
John Maciejczyk Shorty
Charleston
Robert L. Crouse
H . Earl Jordan
Young
Edna Jenkins
O. R. Creech
Lewis
Virginia Thaxton
Pollock Foresees Major Russian Defeat in Europe
Prof. James K. Pollock of the University of Michigan predicts the current Big Four talks signal Russia’s shrinking leverage in Europe. He says Berlin negotiations may fail to unify Germany or yield a peace treaty, pressuring France to join the European Defense Community and signaling a path toward unification or war. He notes Russia seeks to avoid war but uses talks for propaganda.
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Lucius Clay
Berlin
State Department Consultan
James K. Pollock
University of Michigan
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France
Russia
Europe
European Defense Community
Western Front
EDC
East
West
East Germany
Today Amusements and Editorials Featured
A local page highlights entertainment and opinion items including astrological notes and a forecast. The section also lists obituaries, classifieds, radio and TV notes, a sports column, and comic features.
Definition of Hypocrite Says Reputation Fails Character
A satirical remark defines a hypocrite as a man whose reputation would not recognize his character if he met him on the street. The quip frames hypocrisy as a gap between public image and private conduct.
Experts Over Economy Fine
Government and industry economists see grounds for optimism in the business outlook despite potential declines. They expect continued readjustment through much of the year with manufacturing and dependent industries shrinking while unemployment could reach 3 million.
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Washington
Insi
Congressional Joint Committee On the Economic Report
Soviet Purges Reach Three Republics In Boundary Shuffle
London dispatch reports Soviet radio broadcasts confirming leadership reshuffles in Moldova, Ukraine, and Lithuania with Premier Malenkay placing trusted lieutenants in key posts. The moves follow Beria’s removal and signal consolidation across the Kazakh SSR and surrounding republics.
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Lithuania
Georgi M. Malenkay
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Lavrenty P. Beria
Zinnyi Timofervich Serdyuk
Ukraine
Kishinev
Serdyuk
Dimitri Spiridonovich Gladkiy
Beria
Kazakh Ssr
Ponto
French Hold Dien Bien Phu as Vietminh Attack Intensifies
French Union forces push from Dien Bien Phu fortress into hand to hand fighting with grenade armed Vietminh around the fort. Gen Rene Cogny confirms heavy Reds casualties and continued bombardment as both sides maneuver toward Luang Prabang and the Mekong frontier.
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Laos
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Thakhek
Annam
Tas
Rumored Soviet Jailing Sparks East German Tension
Amid strong security measures, East Germany reports 300 to 500 Soviet zone workers jailed in a week for anti Molotov protests at the Berlin talks. Officials say the mood among East Germans remains high as the Molotov plan faces opposition.
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Lauchhammer
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Free Nations Face Crisis as Indochina War Deepens
Washington report notes a major crisis in Indochina with Communist offensives in Laos and Vietnam. U S plans include sending B-26 bombers and 200 Air Force technicians to assist French and local anti communists while Dulles warns of possible direct American retaliation if communists enter the battle. President Eisenhower says the crisis awaits public support and stresses Indochina as Southeast Asia’s gateway.
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Forgery Wave Sweeps Kanawha County Area
Police report a surge in forged checks tied to hard times in Kanawha County. About 50 forgeries totaling roughly $1,000 have been turned in in three weeks, with dozens more circulating. Five suspects have been arrested since mid January. two more are sought. Notable arrestees include Round Lee Moore and Denny Fraley. Roma Lovell Drake is named as a major forger at large.
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C. C. Stewart
S. P. Vandevender
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Round Lee Moore
Maine
RFD
Charleston
Denny
Fraley
Decota
Edward Ray Shaffer
Bancroft
Robert Scott James
Cabin Creek
Vernon Dalhart Heney
Belle
Roma Lovell Drake
Clendenin
Outmoded Relic Scots Clansmen Rally Over Kilts
A Scotsman named David McIntosh called kilts an outmoded relic at a Clan Chattan Society gathering. Critics denounced him as kilts remain a symbol of tradition with widespread public and military use noted, including royal and civic figures.
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Scotland
David McIntosh
McIntosh
Clan Chattan Society
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Davidsons
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Hugh MacPherson
W. G. Kinloch Andersen
Postmaster General Accused of Distorting Mail Rate Facts
Sen. Olint D. Jeohnston charges Postmaster General Arthur E. Summerfield with designed distortion to push higher postage rates. He says Summerfield deceives the public to stampede Congress. Summerfield replies that USPS operations speak for themselves and the record.
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INS
Olint D. Jeohnston
N-S
Arthur E. Summerfield
Congress
Monray
Senate Post Office Committee
Summerfield
Post Office Department
Gazette Dance Promptly Ads Phone In by Six
The Gazette urges readers to phone their want ads before 6 P M tonight to help close Want Ad Headquarters early for the annual dance and party. Fill listings with necessary details to ensure publication.
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Gazette Want Ads Deadline Tonight
Classified want ads must be submitted by 6 00 p m today with the office closing at six. Readers seeking to place listings should bring attention to contact details and posting instructions for timely publication.
Excise Tax Talks Progress Slow
Washington reports slow progress toward a deal between House Republicans and the Eisenhower administration on cutting excise taxes this year. Treasury officials and Ways and Means members discuss reducing all excise taxes above 10 percent to that level, with liquor and tobacco exempt.
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House
Eisenhower
Treasury
GOP
Ways and Means Committee
Weather Outlook Warmer Temperatures Expected in West Virginia
The West Virginia cold spell ends as a shift from northwest to southwest winds brings warmer temperatures across the Middle East area. Meteorologist Joe Ritcher predicts trend to break the four-day below normal temperatures with fair weather today.
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Weather Bureau
Joe Ritcher
Middle-East
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