U.S. Plans Germ Confession Trial Bricker Urged to Revise Plan
Washington sources report administration leaders set a Monday deadline to seek compromise with Sen. Bricker Ohio on a proposal to rewrite treaty making provisions. Sen Knowland California said he will brief President Eisenhower and House leaders on weekend talks and a GOP substitute could be introduced if talks fail.
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Ohio
Washington
Sen
Bricker
Knowland
California
GOP
Eisenhower
House
White House
United States
Congress
Jerguson
R-Mich
Ellender
Louisiana
Sen- Feo Wun
Eliender
Konowland
Myer
Marines Call Col Schwable Before Court
The Army filed court martial charges against Corporal Edward S. Dickinson for unlawful dealings with the enemy while prisoners in Korea. A Marine court of inquiry was formed to probe Col. Frank H. Schwable who made a false confession under POW captivity.
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Washington
Marine Corps
Army
Defense Department
Cpl
Edward 5
Dickenson
Cracker’s Neck
Korea
Corps
Frank H. Schwable
Department
Panmunjom
United States
Col
Frank Schwable
Peace or Deadly War Fate Hinge On Berlin Parley
Washington January 23 officials warn that the Berlin talks between secretary Dulles and Soviet minister Molotov could decide whether nuclear war is avoided or unleashed. The piece outlines US and Soviet bomb capabilities and the strategic stakes of Ike’s proposal for pooling resources for peace.
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William ‘K
Dulles
United States
Russia
Atlantic
Pacific
U. S
Fire Destroys Guyan Golf Club in Huntington
Fire swept the Guyan Golf and Country Club clubhouse in Huntington early today, totaling a three story frame building opened in 1920. Estimated losses reach $130000 with $100000 in clubhouse value and $25000 on equipment. Insurance covers $100000 on the structure and $25000 on gear, with bonds owed on the destroyed building. About 600 golf sets and extensive stock were destroyed. only a piano and some furniture survived. Firefighters faced water supply challenges five miles from town as flames raged for hours before discovery. Please turn to Page 10 Col 3.
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Huntington
Guyan Golf and Country Club
Hurtington Society
Floyd L. Crouse
Ann
R. FP. Steiner
Frank Gooch
Charleston
Crouse
State Magazine Section Debuts In New Size
The Gazette unveils a reorganized State Magazine Section with a full tabloid cover featuring a colored snow scene by Buffalo Creek in Clay. Readers are invited to share feedback on the new format as editors highlight community pages and events.
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The
Gazette Today
State Magazine
Ettire
Hay Ite
Buffalo Creek
New State Magazine
Nate
Waters Woods
Johnny Gepeisiane
Baer Ly
Molotov pushes for Red China role at Berlin talks
In Berlin Molotov urged a voice for the Chinese People's Republic at the foreign ministers conference opening Monday. Western powers later signaled only limited acceptance as Dulles Eden and Bidault pressed for focus on Germany and Austria.
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Uf Ie West
Berlin
U. S
John Foster Dulles
Georges Bidault
Anthony Eden
Great Britain
V. M. Molotov
Russia
John Hignewer
Red
Germany
Austria
Peiping
Korea
Molotov
Frigid
Schoenefeld
Dulles
Britain
France
Red Radio
Red China
Chinese People’s Republic
Laborers Clash With Mexican Police at Calexico Border
About 50 Mexican laborers tried to enter the United States seeking roughly 3000 harvest jobs in the Imperial Valley while armed Mexican police and soldiers tried to stop them. The clash followed a Mexican plan allowing entry without formal contracts amid stalled U.S. labor talks and a border closure on farm workers. The scene included fence jumping and beatings as authorities enforced foreign labor rules.
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Calexico
Calif
United States
Mexico
Imperial Valley
Don Seagle 'Steff
Eed Ispublican
Copenhaverirt
Farmia
Herbert Itoday
Calexs
Brownells
Here
Charleston
U.S
Ameri
Brownell
Enbraceros
Copenhaver Attacks Brownell Over Bracero Issue
Charleston Mayor denounces Brownell and Justice Department as he accuses officials of political games amid alleged bracero influence. He cites Allen Haynes imprisonment and calls for action to curb crime and racketeers while pressing for federal accountability.
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Allen C. Haynes
Sissonville
Charleston
Allen Haynes
Ite
Gen
Caldwell
City of
West Virginia
Justice Department
Justice Criminal Division
Copenhaver
Aretata
Federall
Bureau of Investigation
Quota Andiase
Daniel Boone
Bess Noble
U. S. Commerce
Washington
Labor leaders back voting machines in Kanawha County levy
Four top area labor chiefs from UMW AFL and CIO endorsed next Saturdays levy for purchasing voting machines. William Blizzard said machines will clean up elections and protect workers who must staff polls. Eugene Carter and Al Willer voiced broad labor support, noting official approvals and CIO long support.
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Harry G. Hoffmann
the Gazette
UMW
AFL
CIO
Kanawha County
William Blizzard
United Mine Workers District 17
United Mine Workers Organization
Cabin Creek
Blizzard
Eugene Carter
West Virginia
Istate Cio
Brady Lanham
Kanawha
Report Urges 15 Percent U S Tariff Cut
A 17 member commission on foreign economic policy urged President Eisenhower be given authority to negotiate a gradual 15 percent cut in U S tariff rates. The panel called for broader powers for gradual tariff reductions and warned free trade is unlikely under current conditions.
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Washington
W. d
Eisenhower
U. S
Lpower
Page
Congress
Commission On
Clarence B. Randall
Chicago
Board of
Inland Steel
Europe
Allies to Toughen Stance Over POWs at Panmunjom
The United Nations signals a hardening line toward 21 American prisoners, one Briton, and 325 South Koreans held in a pro Red camp. General Hull notes the armistice deadline passed and Reds will claim them for propaganda. Defense Secretary Wilson in Washington warns pay cuts as prisoners decide on return.
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Panmunjom
John E. Hull
U. N
Far East
Hull
Military Armistice Commission
Reds
Red Side
Washington
U.S
Wilson
Toy Burp Gan Scares Bandits In Kanawha City
Two masked youths aged 16 attempted a home invasion at 5301 Kanawha Ave Kanawha City. They pretended to carry a gun with a toy Burp device, pressured George Risk, and fled when confronted by the resident. Patrolman W H Daddy sr described the sequence. Page 6.
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Kanawha City
W. H. Daddysr
Albert Risk Sr
Kanawha Ave
Risk
George
Mr. Risk
Col
Jobs for Miners in Sight
West Virginia faces 20 000 unemployed coal miners with potential relief from a construction boom planned for this year. Andrew Buckman, secretary of the Industrial and Publicity Commission, cited possible plant work by Linde Air Products in Tyler County Westvaco in Fulham County and projects near Moundsville and Pt Pleasant by the US Atomic Energy Commission. If carried out, many jobs may open for state workers while mining regions see mounting hardship as food handouts rise and miners struggle with reduced schedules.
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James A. Haught
the Gazette
West Virginia
Andrew ¥. Ruckman
West Virginia Industrial’ and Publicity Commission
Buckman
Linde Air Products Co
Tyler County
Westvaco
Fulham County
Moundsville
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Pt. Pleasant
Ing
Department of Public Assistance
DPA
Salvation Army
Open Door Mission
State Employment Security Department
Councilmen Push GOP Chief Change Amid Party Battle
A move to oust Roy Pierson as chairman of the Kanawha County Republican Executive Committee is reported. Two Charleston City Council members reportedly back the effort with petitions urging a meeting within 10 days. Pierson supports Walter Hallanan, now backing Spencer K Creel for state chairman, while Kanawha Republicans call for reorganization to inject new life into the party.
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Roy Elsierson
Charleston
Pierson
Walter 3. Hallanan
National Committee
Nan
Spencer K Creel
Parkersburg
Kanawha County
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