Soviet clouds on big four issues spark Kremlin messaging
Washington dispatch analyzes Tass agency remarks ahead of Geneva talks on July 18. It says Moscow seeks to cloud Western debate, push a peace offensive, and spotlight concessions while dismissing Eastern Europe intrusions, international capitalism, and Western credit for Soviet moves.
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Soviet Union Drives Cold War Tensions Through Concessions
The American view holds that postwar reassurance failed as the Soviet Union aimed to expand communism worldwide. Washington seeks concessions to ease strains, recognizing that only Moscow can trigger the escalations.
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Soviet Union
Washington
Relatives share in estate settlements in court ruling
In the Courts Treaty five relatives of Emily C. Wagner of Gresley who died December 1 1954 shared 35 123 remaining in her estate by an order of distribution and decree of final settlement signed Monday by Judge John J. Dooley. The largest shares went to eight siblings each receiving 466. Judge Dooley also signed a decree for the estate of L M DeHart who died October 7 1954 distributing 31 078 to his widow Esther XN DeHart. Net value for lax purposes was 13 220 including jointly owned property. A decree for Casson E Reeser who died November 28 was signed, with 4423 remaining divided equally between his two children Mary Edith Patrick and Jesse L Reeser.
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Emily C. Wagner
Gresley
John J. Dooley
Mary Edith Patrick
Jesse L. Reeser
Modern Raleigh tale in Cape Town windstorm incident
A modern Sir Walter Raleigh figure appeared in Cape Town as a southeaster raged at high speed. A young woman, hit by the gust around a corner, saw her blouse buttons torn off and the garment billowed. A young man stepped forward.
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Sir Walter Raleid
Cape Town
Fragmentary Scene In A Store Rescue
A brief fragment describes a man draping his blazer over a woman and her rushing into a store where helpers aided her out of a predicament. The text shows a local incident but lacks names, places, or timing.
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Hanly
UAW Negotiates with American Motors Now
DETROIT The UAW began contract talks Tuesday with American Motors Corp makers of Nash and Hudson cars then moves to Chrysler and Studebaker Packard plants and farm equipment units. The CIO electrical workers union followed GM wage terms and signaled talks with General Electric and Westinghouse later this year.
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Chrysler
Studebaker- Packard
CIO
CIO International Calan
General Electric
Westinghouse
Anonymous Marriage Request Seeks Divorce Papers
Court clerk Al Fern in Santego California reports an exiled Maryland resident asks for new copies of divorce papers. The case titled Foster vs Foster lacks the ex-wife’s name in the request, noting the papers were lost. The move reflects a pursuit of case documents to reestablish marital records.
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Santego
Calif
al Fern
Exil
Maryland
Foster
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