Thousands Pay Respects To Mekhlis In Moscow
Thousands of Moscow residents led by Communist officials filed past the bier in the Hall of Columns as Lev Mekhlis 64 a close associate of Stalin died after a heart attack. A state funeral is planned in Red Square with burial near Lenin's tomb.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Lev Zakharovich Mekhlis
Stalin
Mekhlis
Mekhilis
Mokhovaya Ulitsa
War Ministry
Ministry of State Control
Council of Ministers
Nikolai A. Mikhailov
M. A. Suslov
Red Square
Kremlin
Lenin
Mikhail Kalinin
Soviet Union
Andrei A. Zhdanov
Alexander S. Scherbakov
Censorship Rules Termed Vague By Officers At Trial
At Fort Meade two military public information officers testified that the censorship regulation Voorhees is accused of violating is vague and confusing. They said the rule allows conflicting duties and may be open to misinterpretation, aiding his defense in the court martial. The trial, over Voorhees who published Korean Tales, resumes Monday.
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FT. Meade
Melvin B. Voorhees
Voorhees
8Th Army
Korea
Tacoma
Wash) Times
Darrell Rathbun
2Nd Army
Joseph S. Edgerton
Rathbun
Defense
Louis Johnson
Killer Caught By Whispers Of Dying Officer
The dying state trooper Ernest Morse whispered clues as he lay wounded on the Merritt Parkway. John Donahue 20 of Arlington Massachusetts surrendered in Greenwich after a car chase and is held without bail for Morse’s slaying in Westport.
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Westport
Conn
Merritt Parkway
Massachusetts Reformatory
John Donahue
Arlington
Mass
Ernest Morse
New Haven
Donahue
Trumbull
Greenwich
Morse
Hull
Massachusetts
Bridgeport
Donaghue
Radio Tube Expands Roles in Electronic Art
The radio tube gains new duties in electronic art including metal detection radio heating electron microscopy electronic metering and beverage inspection.
Man's Promise Fulfilled After His Death
Mrs. Ima Klepitch receives a Valentine fulfillment of a 25 year old promise from her late husband Fred a Chicago brewer. The Palmer House offers dinner and yellow roses for Mrs. Klepitch and her three daughters now living in Eveleth Minnesota on the anniversary date.
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Chicago
Ima Klepitch
Fred
Tima
St. James Lutheran Church
Klepitch
Irma
Palmer House
Vernon Herndon
The
Katherine Klepitch
Herndon
Mrs. Klepitch
Eveleth
Minn
Pennsylvania Court Rules War Not War in Korea
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled 4 2 that fighting in Korea is not a war in legal sense. It ordered Pennsylvania Mutual Life Insurance to pay beneficiaries of two soldiers killed in Korea and a railroad accident en route to Camp Atterbury. Justices debated whether Congress declared war and whether U S action in Korea qualifies as war.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Korea
Pennsylvania Mutual Life Insurance Company
U. S. Army
America
Horace Stern
Andrew Beley
Allegheny County
Clyde P. Harding
Luzerne County
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Pensylvania W National Guard
Stern
Congress
Michael Musmanno
United States
U. S
John C. Bell Jr
T. McKeen Chidsey
U S Plans Expanded Naval Aid to Chinese Nationalists
The United States moves to strengthen Chinese Nationalist naval forces to disrupt shipping to Red China. Expansion will be slow due to training needs and limited by the Nationalists' existing small- craft fleet. policymakers weigh risks of broader blockades and accelerated disengagement in Asia.
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Washington
United States
Ae Kai - Shek
Red China
China
Eisenhower
Far East
Korea
Russia
Dulles
Senator George Says No Quick Remedy to End War in Korea
Sen. Walter F. George warned there is no quick or patent remedy to end the Korean war and no promising solution in sight. He urged all Americans to give President Eisenhower patient, wholehearted support as the war drags on, calling the path ahead long and hard.
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Washington
Walter F. George
Senate
Pat McCarran
D-Ney
Far East
George
Manchuria
China
Korea
Georgia
Eisenhower
McCarren
Chiang Kai-Shek
Formosa
Dulles
Congress
Pepe
NAM Sounds Alarm Over Taft Hartley Revisions
The National Association of Manufacturers urged business leaders to back Taft Hartley, warning unions plan to weaken the act. Hearings on TH amendments opened in Congress as NAM cites Taft and Eisenhower guidance and calls for pro-business witnesses.
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Washington
National Association of Manufacturers Today
NAM
Washington Bulletin
Congress
House
Senate
Sen. Taft
Ohio
Eisenhower
CIO
AFL
Taft
Rep
Lucas
D-Tex
House Labor Committee
Senate Labor Committees
Navy Reveals Wonsan Bombardment Plan Monday
The Navy disclosed a probable Monday bombardment lineup for Wonsan Korea, naming destroyers De Haven and Samuel N. Moore and mine sweeping ships Gladiator and Dextrous with support craft Takelma Whetstone and LST 901. The release frames the siege as a decisive blockade and explains continued bombardment to disrupt red supply lines and deter reconstruction.
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Washington
Navy
Wonsan
de Haven
Samuel N. Moore
Gladiator
Dextrous
Takelma
USS
Whetstone
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Fay
Theavy
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Freemen
Lind
Ozburn
Red City
Mwony
Garri
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