Next Move In Formosa Up To Reds
U S officials fear Red China may act with military force in Formosa crisis. Washington notes potential clashes over offshore islands like Quemoy and Matsu as Britain urges Chiang Kai shek forces to retreat. Dulles warns peaceful concessions risk Asia’s stability. Probing actions by the Communists are seen as the likely opening step.
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Associated Press
Washington
Formosa
United States
Britain
Quemoy
Mateus
Eisenhower
Chiang Kaishek
I Sland
Reda
Usey
Dulles
New York
Far East
Asia
Soviet Union
Red China
Joudera
Mormosa
Red Cross First Aid Classes Start Next Monday and Tuesday
The Wright School art room hosts standard and advanced first aid courses starting next Monday and Tuesday evenings. The standard class meets with a Red Cross instructor to learn emergency care, while the advanced class is limited to those already certified. Courses run weekly until completion, offered free by the local Red Cross chapter to benefit the community.
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Wright Behool
American Red Crass
Hed Cross Chapter
Pineau Seeks Cabinet Approval and Platform
Paris Associated Press reports Socialist Christian Pineau presented his proposed Cabinet and platform to the National Assembly seeking confirmation as France's 21st postwar premier. A vote seemed unlikely to occur until late tonight with uncertain backing. Pineau would lead a government including himself as foreign minister and deputies Robert Schuman and Yvon Delbos, amid divided support and opposition from Communists and far-right factions.
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Associated Pres
Paris
Christian Pineau
National Assembly
Thm
France
Assembly
Pineau
Firat
Paul Ramadier
Pierre Mendes-France
Heleo
West Germany
Senate
Meinister
Robert Schuman
Popular Republican Movement
MRP
Yvon Delbos
Delbos
Mendes-France
Radical Socialist
Antoine Pinay
Pierre Priemlin
Fire kills six Baltimore firefighters at Tru-fit Clothes store
Baltimore officials released the store owner Herman Goldstein after questioning about a deadly Wednesday night fire that destroyed Tru-fit Clothes Co. and injured twenty other firefighters. Goldstein and his sons were questioned as investigators pursue the worst fre tragedy in city history.
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Baltimore
Prena Baltimore
Herman Goldstein
Goldstein
Leonard
Sidney
Fre
Thomas D'Alesandro
Anselm Sodaro
Hel
Blue
Tir
Trade program edges toward House passage by nightfall
President Eisenhower pushes a free trade expansion bill as House passage looms amid GOP protests and last minute appeals. The measure would extend three years of the presidents power to negotiate reciprocal trade agreements and allow tariff cuts up to 5 percent annually, sparking debate over effects on American industries and allies.
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Washington
Insenhower
Eisenhower
House
Martin
Rmass
Rayburn
D-Tex
United States
Ienhower
Congress
U. S
Free World
Area baby with spinal meningitis improves at hospital
A Rata infant named Bonnie Sue Swanson, daughter of Verner and Mrs. Swanson of Union City, was admitted to County Memorial Hospital with a tentative spinal meningitis diagnosis. Attendants report she is in fair condition and improving since admission, with isolation in place.
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The
County Memorial Hospital
Bonnie Sue Swanson
Verner Swanson
Union City
Britain US discuss Corporal missile sales in talks
Washington reports Britain and the United States are in preliminary talks on buying American weapons. Only the Corporal surface to surface missile is confirmed in discussions, with no formal negotiations yet. The program remains mainly in development and no other missiles are confirmed.
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Associated Press
Washington
Great Britain
United States
Army
Defense Department
Editors on tour Indiana group to visit Kremlin
Pi N Dewitt Ray co publisher of the Indiana Gazette joins editors in a four day Europe tour leaving Peoria 23rd. The trip aims to visit the Kremlin and interview high ranking Soviet officials for insights into communist leadership.
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Indiana
N. Dewitt Ray
The
Indiana Gazette
Ridia
Petiimary
Europe
Kremlin
Jurish
Communist Party
Corry Jaycees Name Project Chairmen for Remaining Months
The Corry Jaycees publish their annual project schedule with four directors to supervise three months each. Milton Cherry covers February June October. Rastelas W Brown March September December. William Polffer April January July. Howard Lae May August November. January saw an installation banquet under Clinton Prath. Next month two projects pay as read-off for a new radio station and a waste paper drive. Brown chairs the radio station send-off. a printer campaign chair is not yet named. April will see the Toon Age Rodeo, an automotive driving event.
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Nowmper Ue ‘Commerce Today
Milton Cherry
Rastelas W. Brown
William Polffer
Howard Lae
Br. Joseph Bell
Bnd
Wnder
Clinton Prath
Juyeors
Tnt
Raswelay W. Brown
Charman
Field Reveals Poland Regime Paid Him $5000
Hermann Field, a Cleveland architect, said a Warsaw regime paid him $5000 for arresting Weaniehul and that he spent five years imprisoned in a cellar in Communist Poland. He denied being an agent, claimed he never knew Noel Field’s location, and spoke at a London news conference after release from a Swiss backchannel.
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Associated Press
London
Hermann Field
Poland
Warsaw
Iment
Weaniehul
Tam
Communist Party
Czechoslovakia
Cleveland
Switzerland
Field
Herninin
Noel
Hils
Hungary
Brien Wallach
Siberia
Hermann
Tor
Noel Field
Tron
U.S
Alger Hiss
Celle Inv
Warren Hospital Aide Takes Temporary Post
West Chester Pa Dr John C Urbaltis assistant superintendent Warren State Hospital named acting superintendent of Embreeville State Hospital by the Welfare Department. Dr Urbaltis replaces Dr Jean V Cohn who resigned after a dispute with the nursing staff.
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West Chester
John C. Urbaltis
Warren State Hospital
Embreeville State Hospital
Blais Welfare Department
Urbaltiae Micoeedse
Jean V Cohn
Tnt
Flying radar stations arrive to extend Atlantic warning
Continental Air Defense Command announced the first East Coast radar plane will reach Falmouth Massachusetts in March, with 30 Lockheed Super Constellations to follow at Otis AFB. Col Oliver Cetin will command the 151st Wing at Otis as the fleet extends radar coverage hundreds of miles offshore to deter enemy attack.
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Falmouth
Mass
Associated Press
Colorado Springs
Calo
Continental Air Defense Command
Mastet
Atlantic
CADC
Atlantic Seaboard
Navy
Conviction of Wilson Upheld by U.S. Court in Germany
Frankfurt Germany The U S High Commission Court of Appeals upheld the conviction of Charles Wilson 33 former food chief of the Army s European Exchange System for demanding bribes in a 1981 procurement racket that netted 236 000 in kickbacks He was jailed in Nuernberg then shipped to the United States for service and extradition actions for two other Americans James W Hallow and David Sokolwo are ongoing.
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Frankfurt
Germany
U.S. High Commission Court of Appeals
Charles Wilson
Army
European Exchange System
Chet
Thomas GO
Landon
Everett
Maas
Wilson
Seversl Ees
Harrisburg
W. Va
Nuemnberg
L Uberty
Manhein
United States
James W. Hallow
San Antonio
Tex
David Sokolwo
Crowthill
Landen
Theetrol
U.S
Nuernberg
Dulles Plans Eight-Nation Southeast Asia Defense Council
Secretary of State Dulles heads to Bangkok with a rough plan for an eight nation military council to coordinate defenses against Communism in Southeast Asia. The Bangkok conference aims to create an organization under the Southeast Asia Defense Treaty signed last September 8 at Manila and ratified by all eight nations.
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Associated Press
Washington
Dulles
Far East
Southeast Asia
Bangkok
Thailand
Manta
Western Pacific
Formosa
Indochina
Laos
Cambodia
Viet Nam
Barker
New York
Free Nations of the
United States
Philippines
Pakistan
Britain
France
Australia
New Zealand
Europe
Pension award marks end of Fine era with first payments
Former Governor Fine’s retirement era ends as his pension and others are approved by the State Employees Retirement Board. John Harrisburg reports a lifetime pension of 468 dollars per month for Fine, 12-year-old sons receive 234 dollars monthly for 20 years after his death, while Dr Francie Hans gets 881.56 and Otto Messner 361.949 monthly. W. S. Hagar, 63, retires as deputy agriculture secretary with 512.17 per month after 32 years of service.
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Harrisburg
John 5
George M. Leader
Francie
Hans
Aupere Intendent of Public Instruction
Commonwealth
Otto ¥. Messner
Hagar
Question Prison Inmate Linked to Rubinstein Slaying
Question inmate in the Rubinstein case names an accomplice and describes a kidnap for ransom plot. Eliaua Trojanl, 34, already imprisoned for burglary, is cited as a conspirator. Rubinstein, the Playboy financier, was found murdered in his Fifth Avenue mansion on January 27.
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Penswee Bleener
Heyman Scholz
Berge Rubinstein
Scholz
Pollcy
Rubinatel
Underworld
Seatch Rubinstein
Trojan
Singling
Ossining
Bayside
Queens
Rubinstein
Fifth Avenue
Snowstorms Sweep Britain and Europe Disrupt Travel
Severe snowstorms hit Britain Ireland and Northern Europe delaying trains halting shipping and isolating rural communities. Lukewarm reports note heavy snow in London and Scotland with cars abandoned on highways while Royal Navy helicopters standby for potential rescue missions amid widespread disruption.
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Associated Press
London
Britain
Ireland
Europe
Munich
West Germany
Shaw
Holland
Pranice
Portugal
Atomic Tests Delayed Again in Nevada Amid Weather Shifts
In Las Vegas Nevada weather concerns push back the opening blast of the 1955 atomic test series The planned air drop of an atomic device slated for 701 am local time was postponed after an early morning weather briefing The test tower shot is now expected next while troopers maneuvers were canceled and fallout risk remains uncertain
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Las Vegar
Nev
Claim Sinking of Communist Landing Craft At Sea
Escaping vessels including two warships flee to nearby harbors with transports loaded with troops and supplies. Destination unknown.
Reds May Be Building Up Forces On Taishan Island
Nationalist air force claims China’s 14 ship troop convoy attacked in East China Sea. Nationalist warships sunk seven landing craft and possibly three gunboats. Taishan garrison buildup noted near Nanchishan and Mateit as Quemoy outposts endure.
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Taishan Island
Taipei
Formosa
East China Sea
Defense Ministry
Cheliang
Lu Ta
Porthly
Taishan
Nanchishan
Mateit
Reda
Quemoy
Youth Admits Slaying Girl in Detroit Suburb
In Detroit, a distraught father found the battered body of his seven year old daughter Kathleen Mctaughlin at the family home in Froder Bin Knolls. A 16 year old boy admitted telling the girl he would harm her and described stabbing with a jackknife and striking her skull with a rock during rough play. The suspect, released two years prior by Wayne County Prosecutor Belvo Ia, is the stepchild of Marge Diamond. The father John J. Mctaughliy, 43, discovered the body during a two hour search after the child was last seen.
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Byams
Detroit
Ram Uy
Priiti
Kathleen Mctaughlin
Frode bin Knolls
Fred Z
John J. Mctaughiliy
Hor Fame Vay
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Corry Jaycees
Warren Hospital
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Somerset
Monty Baker Rellay
Somerset Daily American
Hereford
England
Geoffrey Hughes
Beothoy
Alster
Margaret
Stanhays
Margaret Stanham
Cloffrey Hughes
Hughes
Geoffrey
Mie
Rewinitar W
Sawol
Phan
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