Corsi Snubs State Department Job Offer
Edward J. Corsi refused a State Department position after being ousted as immigration consultant. GOP Chairman Leonard Hall urged continued service to the administration, while Corsi planned to rest at his Roxbury farm. He said the refugee program remains troubled and that Congress will decide future actions.
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INS
Edward J. Corsi
State Department
National Gop
Leonard Hall
Corsi
John Foster Dulles
Ker
Hoover
Roosevelt
Hall
GOP
Ike Opens 1955 MLB Season With Presidential Pitch
President Eisenhower officially opened the 1955 major league season at Griffith Stadium. He delivered the ceremonial throw despite wrist concerns, watched ceremonies at the flagpole, and joined managers Dressen and Rickards with officials for the national anthem. The mid 70s day featured a ceremonial start and a hopeful crowd.
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Eisenhower
Griffith Stadium
Baltimore
Ators
Himsel
Chuck Dressen
Clark Griffith
Sommer
Washington Club
William “Howard Tift
Rock Through Glass Touches Off Alarm
A fragment titled Rock Through Glass Touches Off Alarm appears in a distorted OCR snippet. The readable portion notes a device or event involving glass interaction and an alarm, with unclear surrounding context or location.
Ten Thousand Loss As Eighteen Escape Apartment Fire
A two story apartment house at 2098 East 14th Street suffered $10,000 in losses after a fire swept through the building early today. Eighteen residents fled to safety, aided by a baby sitter and a tenant who alerted others. No injuries reported. one parakeet was killed. Fire origin undetermined, damage on the upper floor severe, ground floor minor. A mother believed her children trapped, collapsed upon learning they were safe. Firefighters restrained her as she fainted. twelve others were evacuated without harm.
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Cherryland
East 14Th Street
Plighbors
Marion Kingsley
Kingsley
Ronnie
Debbie
Densie
Dolores Amaral
14Th ‘Street
Phillip J. O'Malley
O'Malley
Lynne
Dolores’ Amaral
Morroe
Hayward
Miss Amaral
O’maffey
Denbie
Denise Kingsley
Bowling Green Fire Destroys Majority of Business Area
A wind driven blaze in Bowling Green Virginia destroyed eighteen businesses and left six buildings standing in a four block span. Damage was estimated between 750000 and one million dollars. Two volunteer firefighters were hurt and a Camp A P Hill soldier suffered a broken leg and serious burns. The fire raged five hours before control was achieved.
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A. P. Hill
Bowling, Green
U. S. Highway 301
Washington, D.C
Richmond
Stassen McClellan Meet Delayed By FOA Dispute
Washington INS reports a postponed meeting between Stassen and McClellan over an investment issue with the Foreign Operations Administration. The session was moved to 9 30 p m EST Tuesday after an aide indicated other appointments caused the delay.
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Washington
INS
Hatola
John” L
Foreign Operations Administration
McClellan
Daylight Saving Time Starts in California on April 24
Californians will set clocks back an hour to arrive at work earlier as daylight saving time begins statewide at 2 a.m. Sunday April 24. The period runs until September 25 with offices, businesses, and many services adjusting schedules, while rail and airlines largely unaffected.
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Bay City Group Plans Fight On DA Ruling
In Ashland a Bay City group plans to contest the district attorney ruling on Bay City incorporation. The committee chairmen and officials discuss publication delays, signatures requirements, and the Seaside petition irregularities as the April 26 hearing approaches.
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York
Blue
Newark
Cochran
Bay City
Douglas Bunnitg
Jonly
Seaside
Entérey
Nationalists Bombard Quemoy Eight Hours
Chiang forces bombarded Amoy island and Quemoy for eight hours, destroying two communist radar stations two artillery positions and one arsenal depot. Admiral Pride arrived at Keelung aboard Rochester to discuss combined planning with Chinese and American leaders as he stated the fleet can handle any Formosa Strait developments.
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Aimoy
Quemoy
Queumoy
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Tf Pride
Keelung
Rochester
Chiang ‘Kai-shek
Supreme Court Negroes Challenge Southern Integration Hedges
In Washington, lawyers for NAACP and other groups pressed the Supreme Court as it reconsiders desegregation, arguing Southern states seek a prolonged delay. They criticized plans for single court admission of black children to non segregated schools, saying no reasonable grounds exist for delay and urging swift action toward integration.
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Delaware
Association For Ih Advancementing
NAACP
Soviet Russia and China condemn Eden policies in blast
London reports that Soviet Russia joined Communist China in condemning Prime Minister Anthony Eden as hypocritical and reckless in foreign policy. The two powers pledged unity while Britain faces a forthcoming budget and local general elections. Eden and Chancellor Butler kept home affairs central as talks at Chequers continued.
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Russia
China
Anthony Eden
Formosa
Middle East
Eden
India
R. A. Butler
Boy Drowns After Wedge in Pipe at Coalinga
In Coalinga a twelve year old boy Donald Davis Jr. becomes trapped while playing near an old pipe and dies. His brother Jeffrey, aged 18, reported the accident and aided in the search. The incident occurred on Coal Street where the boy was wedged in the pipe and unable to be freed.
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Scoalinga
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Inoigor
Aheio Anda
Jeffrey
Shen
Vic
Weather outlook fair with slight Tuesday warming
Fair weather continues today with a calm night and Tuesday bringing a touch more warmth. Light breezes and no precipitation expected. Temperatures rise modestly into midweek.
Vaccine Findings Of Vital Import To Area Parents
Southern Alameda county conducted field trials on first and second graders with parental permission. Half received the vaccine, half a control serum. results will be telegraphed from Ann Arbor and decoded locally once received. Parents will be notified by Dr. James C. Malcolm with the test results and whether their child received the vaccine or control serum.
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Alameda County
California
Alameda x County
Ann Argo
Mich
I Health Department
National Research Center
Ann Arbor
James C.malcolm
Health Department
Raab Arrives In Red Capital For Talks
Austrian Chancellor Julius Raab arrives by plane in Moscow for talks aimed at restoring Austria’s sovereignty. He speaks at the airport recalling a decade since the Soviet army freed Austria from fascism and says Austrians want to strengthen Austro-Soviet relations for peace. Three large receptions are planned for Raab and his delegation during the stay as Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov will be involved.
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Julius “Raab
Austria
Russia
Raab
Salk Polio Vaccine Reports Highlight Meeting
Data due tomorrow on tests show that Jonas E Salk’s anti polio vaccine is successful in the vast majority of cases in a Pittsburgh area study of over 8000 participants. The reports by Salk and Francis will be read at a University of Michigan gathering with cameras and a large audience as the National Association for Infantile Paralysis funds a mass testing program.
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Salk
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National Association For
Adlai Will Air Formosa Crisis Views Tonight
Adlai Stevenson plans a national radio address tonight to outline his stance on the Formosa crisis and any involvement of the United States in potential conflict over Quemoy and Matsu. The speech is billed as pan political and marks his first major national issue declaration since December.
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Formosa
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Quemoy
Matsu
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