Big Four Face Stiff Talks in Berlin Over German Unification
In Berlin the four foreign ministers meet in the East sector after a Sunday recess to tackle Germany’s fate. Molotov hosts in the hall of Mirrors as Western ministers arrive through Branden burg Gate while East and West Berlin guide tensions. Disagreements persist on disarmament and the Pa Five framework with no quick accord in sight.
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Germany
Brandenburg Gate
Unter den Linden
V. M. Molotov
Anthony Eden
ACA
Russia
East Berlin
China
U. S
John Foster Dulles
United Nations
Air Force Plane Crashes Off Hokkaido Killing 36
A U S Air Force twin engine C46 Commando plunged into icy waters near Hokkaido while 10 minutes from landing. All 35 aboard including 34 U S servicemen and an Army civilian were killed. Open parachutes and an oil slick were seen but survival was impossible in the frigid strait.
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Air Force
Tokyo
U. S. Air Force
Hokkaido
Japan
Honshu
Tachikawa Air Force Base
Chitose Afb
Sapporo
Hok
Noted Inventor Armstrong Dies in New York Fall
Maj. Edwin H Armst, a pioneer of radio patents, died after falling from a third floor balcony in the River House New York at age 63. He helped develop the frequency modulation system and the superheterodyne circuits foundational to modern broadcasting.
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New York
Edwin H. Armst
Armstrong
Barnhill Sworn In As Chief Justice Of North Carolina Supreme Court
Maurice Victor Barnhill was sworn in today as chief justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court succeeding the retired Q A Devin. Gov. Umstead announced the appointments and praised Barnhill while presenting him to the court.
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Raleigh
Maurice Victor Barnhill
State Supreme Court
Q. A. Devin
Barnhill
William H. Bobbitt
Charlotte
Francis O. Clarkson
Bobbitt
1Th
Umstead
Devin
Superior Court
J. Wallace Winborne
O B Malpass Dies at 69 Originator of Local Grocery Chain
O B Malpass aged 69, founder of the Malpass Grocery chain, died this morning shortly after 11 at Guilford Sanitorium after a year of declining health and a week in critical condition. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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O. B. Malpass
Malpass
Guilford
Prominest
Roosevelt Promises Statement on Wife's Separate Maintenance Suit
James Roosevelt will issue a lengthy press statement addressing his wife’s suit for separate maintenance. The suit accuses him of infidelity with twelve women and his attorney Samuel B. Picone says the statement will cover many aspects of the high profile case.
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Los Angeles
James Roosevelt
Samuel B. Picone
Picone
Roosevelt
Romelle Schneider
Santa Monica
Pasadena
Congress
California
India Edwards
Democratic National Committee
Culbert L. Olson
Blood Drive Nears Final Push in City
Red Cross volunteers race to recruit 700 donors for a Bloodmobile visit at the Armory Wednesday through Friday. Co chairs A Glenn Smith and Ralph Rochelle urge advance cards by noon. donors may drop in during hours 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday.
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Red Cross
A. Glenn Smith
Ralph Rochelle
Smith
Mesdames
William Beaver
C. G. MacKintosh
Howard Marsh
Paul Younts
Hiland Motors
Russians accuse U S of kidnapping Rostovorov in Tokyo
Russian officials in Tokyo accuse the United States of kidnapping Yuri Rostovorov a Soviet diplomat in Tokyo who sought asylum in the United States The claim follows Rostovorov's disappearance from the Soviet mission and reports he may be en route to the U S The United States and Japan both declined to comment as the case prompts spy ring speculation
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Associated Press
Rastovorov
Japan
United States
Tokyo
Soviet Union
Rostovorov
Asia
Russia
Okinawa
U. S
Here
S. L Runov
Aitment
Far East Command
Sim DeLapp Denounces Anonymous Letters as Political Trickery
In Lexington North Carolina Sim A DeLapp, former state Republican chairman, condemns anonymous letters calling him Mr Big and alleging he controls patronage. He says he does not send anonymous mail and has no great political ambitions, accusing others of shameful trickery.
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Lexington
N.C
P . Sim A. DeLapp
Eisenhower
Mr. Big
Carolina
Republican Cir
Republican Executive Committee
DeLapp
Tax primer guides 1953 filing and refunds
NEA's 13th annual Income Tax Primer explains when to file a 1953 return by March 15, how to use Form 1040 ES for estimated tax, and refunds if tax was withheld. It notes the first tax cut since 1948, upcoming changes, and urges readers to clip all 13 chapters for ready reference.
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Veterans Administration
District Director
Internal Revenue’s Office
NEA
Richard A. Mullens
Congress
Uncle Sam
Eryone
United States
Washington
AFL Leaders Meet in Miami Beach on Labor Policy
The 17 member AFL Executive Council gathered at a beachfront session to review the economy, unemployment trends, and the risk of layoffs spreading to key AFL industries. George Meany signaled a possible showdown over the AFL CIO merger plan and internal union juries while Labor Secretary Mitchell planned talks to mend strained ties.
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Miami Beach
Fila
AFL
Eisenhower
AFL Executive Council
Icles
Labor
George Meany
James P. Mitchell
Washington
Mitchell
CIO
Meany
AFL Carpenters
Afl-Cio
AFL Afl-Cio
U S and Communists Clash Over Korean Coast
The Air Force reports a sharp engagement near the Korean coast ten days after a recon mission was attacked. No Americans were lost, but a Russian-made MiG was shot down. the clash occurred amid high tension surrounding POW repatriation as UN officials freed civilians.
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Washington
U.S
Air Force
MI6
United Nations
Sokeee
Fat
North
U. S
Siberia
Bitter Cold Wave Grips Europe
The seven year cold snap locks Europe from Portugal to Siberia with 35 deaths this week. Flooding rivers and frozen seas disrupt travel as temperatures plummet from 30 above in Lisbon to 2 below in Berlin. Coast islands report evacuation and widespread ice grounds.
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Europe
Portugal
Siberia
England
Holland
France
Bavarian Alps
Germany
Lisbon
Berlin
Hamburg
Paris
Horn
Marseille
French Riviera
Denmark
Italy
Adriatic
Rovi
Scotland
Rhine
Oberwese
Lorelei
Main
Neckar
Wangerooge
Juist
Fair and Mild Weather Across the Nation
The country enjoyed fair and mild conditions with light snow in Wisconsin Michigan New York and parts of Washington and Idaho. Sub-zero readings appeared only in northern New England including 15 below at Mount Washington New Hampshire. Coastal areas saw freezing temperatures as far south as South Carolina with fog widespread west of the Rocky Mountains.
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Michigan
New York
Washington
Idaho
New England
Mount Washington
N. H
Atlantic
South Carolina
Rocky Mountains
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Yuri Alexandrovich Rostovorov
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