Dulles Says Red China Invite Not Recognition
Secretary of State Joan Foster Dulles reported to congressional leaders that Russia formally agreed the invitation to Red China at Geneva does not amount to U S recognition of the Communist regime. A State Department spokesman said the 90 minute session with lawmakers was a general exchange of views, with Wiley noting a written statement that recognition was not involved.
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State Department
John Foster Dulles
U. S
China
House
Joe Martin
Senate
William F. Knowland
Dulles
Walter George
D-Ga
Lyndon Johnson
D-Tex
Washington
Joan Foster Dulles
Russia
Department
Berlin
Experts Quash Hopes For Gamma Globulin In Polio Fight
A government panel found gamma globulin showed no demonstrable benefit in mass polio inoculations last summer. The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis disputed the finding and plans to spend 19 million dollars on gamma globulin for this summer. The Public Health Service noted limited data in mass inoculations and did not confirm a preventive effect. Basil O Connor of the foundation said the non effect in family-contact use was expected and advised a smaller, targeted use.
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Washington
National Foundation For
Foundation
US Public Health Service
Health Service
New York
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Basil O’connor
National Foundation
Council Okays Disputed List
The South Charleston City Council approved a controversial second list of election officials for the March 2 primary submitted by the city Democratic executive committee. The meeting followed a Saturday session where three ineligible poll workers were replaced and further substitutions and ward precint changes were debated amid a bitter dispute between committee leaders.
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South Charleston
Democratic Executive Committee
Democrat’ Executive Committee
Arnold Lee
Willis Farley
Farley
Lee
John Amosi
Strep Germ May Hold Clues To Crippler Rheumatic Fever
Scientists at New York University Medical School announce a new theory that rheumatic fever may arise from a toxin produced by the streptococcus germ. The team reports finding an arsenal of poisons secreted by the germ, with molds showing some potential to neutralize them. The idea is preliminary and not yet proven, but could lead to drug development to stop heart damage in children.
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Yor
Rep
Uns
Colin McLeod
New York University Medical School
McLeod
Hippo Tooth Dentures Spark Washington Portrait Debate
In St Paul at a Minnesota-Dental Association gathering, Dr. Donald MacKay debunked claims that Washington wore wooden dentures or a tight spring, noting hippo ivory teeth with a gold wire spring. Dr. Francis Garvey condemned misleading toothpaste ads, saying no evidence proves any paste prevents decay.
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Donald &. MacKay
Minnesota - Sta Dental Assn
Washington
MacKay
St.Paul
Francis J. Garvey
Chicago
American Dental Asm
Connecti
Garvey
Neely Files Early for renomination in West Virginia Senate
Sen M M Neely filed his certificate for renomination from Fairmont while the statehouse observed George Washington's Birthday as a holiday. Secretary of State D P O'Brien said the filing would be recorded as of today. Neely faces no expected opposition in the Democratic primary, with only Republican aspirant Thomas Sweeney of Wheeling noted.
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Sen
M. M. Neely
Neely
Fairmont
D. Pitt O'Brien
Capitol
George Washington
Iile
Associated Press
U. S
Thomas Sweeney
Wheeling
Knowland voices wary view of Geneva talks
New York Feb 22 Senator Knowland R California warned the United States must reassure Asian peoples that Geneva will not settle their futures without hearing them. He voiced substantial misgivings about the April conference focusing on Indochina and asked what price must be paid for a free and united Korea.
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Knowland
Geneva
New York
Sen
Dulles says Berlin drive Russia to show hand at Geneva
In a briefing to legislators after a foreign ministers conference Dulles said Europe forces Russia to reveal intent and keep its grip. He added no U S recognition for Communist China as Asia policy remains firm while Korea unification and Indo China peace stay central. Senator Ferguson questioned whether Red China recognition was implied. The secretary stressed US aims and the Geneva talks.
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Dulles
Europe
Berlin
Asia
U. S
United States
Indo-China
China
Geneva
Korea
Sen
Ferguson
Senate
Allies invite Soviet for talks to ease Berlin split
West European and American high commissioners urge Soviet Russia to discuss removing barbed wire and red tape that separate East and West Germany and Berlin. They propose 11 points to ease life for both sides, including removing barriers and opening movement and trade restrictions.
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Germany
Vladimir Semenyov
Berlin
S. Denvise
Probers Quiz to resume. McCarthy attacks Stevens
Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy arrived in Philadelphia under special police guard to receive the Philadelphia chapter Sons of the American Revolution citizenship award. He accused Army Secretary Robert T. Stevens of dangerous tactics over orders banning two generals from testifying and said a public hearing will be held Tuesday on the Army's handling of a known Communist.
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Joseph McCarthy
Philadelphia
The
Sons of the American Revolution
City Hall
McCarthy
Washington
INS
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Army
Robert T. Stevens
Wisconsin
Stevens
Freedom Foundation
Valley Forge
Quaker City
Peress
Steven
Ralph W. Zwicker
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Manko Faces Fox Decries Hearing Today Plans to Cut Guard Units
Joe Manko, fired as a state mines inspector, faces a preliminary hearing in Logan for alleged $6.46 padding of an expense account. Mines Chief Frank B. King and Supreme Court Judge Chauncey Browning are subpoenaed as witnesses. The hearing, moved to the Logan County Circuit Court, is set for 2 30 p m. Browning and King are distant cousins. Manko alleges expense padding common in the Mines Department and says funds went to the Democratic Party. He also accuses Browning of plotting to oust Sheriff Ray Waits as Logan County Democratic chair. In Santa Fe, Adjutant General Fox warns against weakening the National Guard, citing Dr. John Hannah’s proposals and stressing vigilance and defense roles.
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King
Logan
Joe Manko
Amherstdale
W. Carson Browning Sr
Manko
Frank B. King
Supreme Court
Chauncey Browning
Justice of the Peace
Logan County Circuit Court
Mines Department
Treasury
Democratic Party
New York
Statehouse
Ray Waits
Logan County
Democratic Committee
Santa‘fe
N. M
Adjutants General Assay
United States
Adj
Charles R. Fox
West Virginia
Association
Fox
John A. Hannah
Michigan State College
National Guard
Hannah
Magi
Randolph offers Tips to Business at hardware convention
Randolph, the Capital Airlines aide and former West Virginia congressman, outlined three principles vital to continuing recovery and happiness in business during the opening session of the three day West Virginia Hardware Association convention. He spoke with J. H. Walsh of the National Retail Hardware Association at a luncheon with dealers from across the state.
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Jennings Randolph
Capital Airlines
West Virginia
Bargain Frenzy Amid Store Riots At George Washington Sale
A massive mob of about 10,000 shoppers stormed Klein's and Hearn's stores in New York on a Washington birthday sale. Windows smashed, crowds surged into shops, and several people fainted or were injured as bargain prices drew chaotic stampedes. Early shoppers waited overnight while others forced entry, trapping some inside. The event marked the largest store sale volume for Hearn's, with fevered demand for items like televisions and umbrellas. Descriptions of chaos and fear contrasted with the sales frenzy and tradition of Washington's Birthday bargains.
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New York
Klein's Department Store
Hearn’s
Department
Bronx
Macy’s
Washington
New Tark's
Hearn
Hoover Sees No Low Mood Ahead Says Recession Not Inevitable
Former President Herbert Hoover told a banquet audience he sees no signs of a deep low mood on the horizon, calling dips and recessions normal in a free economy. He proposed tax cuts to boost demand and absorb surplus production, noting past 1931–1941 depression as an overblown honor.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Eisenhower
American Good Government Society
Allan Shivers
Texas
United States
Europe
B-47 Explosion Kills 1 at Hunter AFB Savannah
A B-47 Stratojet exploded on the flightline at Hunter Air Force Base in Savannah killing MSgt Curtis J. Harrod of Alcoa Tennessee and injuring two airmen. Airman First Class Glenn A Bradbury of Wheelersburg Ohio and Airman First Class John J Gonzales of Grand Junction Colorado escaped with minor burns as the aircraft was refueling.
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Savannah
INS
Tennessee
Hunter Air Force Base
Air Force
Curtis J. Harrod
Alcoa
Tenn
Glenn A/ Bradbury
Wheelersburg
John J. Gonzales
Grand
Britain weighs war cabinet for Kenya Mau Mau fight
London reports Colonial Office mulls forming a war cabinet to run a harsh Kenya campaign against Mau Mau terrorists. European settlers favor military governor and all out Malaya style action as security forces clash in the Aberdare Forest and across the colony. 187 Mau Mau killed in nine days of fighting.
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London
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Britain
Winston Churchill
Oliver Lyttelton
Aberdare
Fort Hail Reserve
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