Red Army observes 36th anniversary with new weapons
Moscow marks the Red Army anniversary with biasts against the United States and assurances that Soviet armed forces sharpen their skill with modern weapons. Marshal Sokolovsky warns of a new war and atomic age combat readiness. Bulganin calls for vigilance and competence in using advanced arms. Tass interview with Chistyakov accuses reactionary circles in the United States of setting up a second front. Mass events and programs accompany the celebration.
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Moscow
Russia
Red Army
United States
Vassily Sokolovsky
CIA
Izvestia
Soviet Union
Nikolai Bulganin
Tass
Marshal M. Chistyakov
United
Betar
U.S.S.R
Oa Union
Specia
Ike visit boosts Palm Springs business and publicity
President Eisenhower's Palm Springs trip sparked weeks of world attention boosting tourism. Hotels sold out as thousands of sightseers flooded the desert town, lifting business from doldrums without any public promotion cost to chamber funds. Local merchants say promotions have paid off with a surge of visitors and revenue.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Chamber of Commerce
Las Vegas
Fisenhower
Tor Jen
Retail Group President Optimistic For 1954 Business
Wade G. McCargo of Richmond Virginia told the North Carolina Merchants Association conference that 1954 offers real opportunity for merchants. He cited risks from a possible manufacturer sales tax parcel post limits and the rise of discount houses and urged opposition to tax plans. Miss Amandasas of Columbus Ohio also spoke on public relations.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
Ry Goods Assn
North Carolina Merchants Assn
Wade G. McCargo
Richmond
McCargo
Amandasas
Columbus Ohio
Father Watches Son Burn To Death
An invalid father in a wheelchair watched as his 4 year old son Mark Clark burned to death in a garage fire in Los Angeles. Brothers David 12 and Edward 15 tried to reach him but were driven back by flames. The father Archie Clark was taken to a hospital overwhelmed by grief.
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Los Angeles
Mark Clark
David
Edward
Archie Clark
Japanese Salvage Junk Left On Iwo Jima Recovered For Reuse
Japanese workers salvaging scrap from Iwo Jima clear bombed sites and load metal, tanks, and barbed wire for transport to Japanese factories. Maj. Edwards notes the flag remains on Mt Suribachi and the area now hosts a US Air Force base with a 10,000 foot runway and 350 personnel.
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Iwo Jima
U. S
Jegemene
Mt. Surabachi
Harry M. Edwards
Gleason, Tenn
Japan
Surabachi
Sultan
Ube
Air Force
5Th Marines
Death Valley
Coast Guard
Long-Range Cole Station
Five Men to Face Trial in South Carolina Robberies
Harvey Glenn Pardue and five co defendants will be moved to Charleston South Carolina this week to stand trial for two robberies in Ehrhardt and Varnville. Pardue and Mrs Geraldine Plank Elmore were earlier bound over on kidnapping charges. Other defendants include John Jay Brannock James Edward Baldwin Wade Hanford and Carl B McKnight. Trials set for May term in U S District Court at Charleston.
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Winston-Salem
Harvey Glenn
Pee Wee) Pardue
Charleston
S.C
South Carolina
Pardue
Hampton County
Yarnville
Enterprise National Bank
Ehrhardt
Winston
Wade Hanford
Burlington
Varnville
Carl B. McKnight
Winston - Salem
U.S. District Court
Senate Debates Bricker Bill Ahead of Treaty Action
The Senate returns to Bricker amendment debate as leaders push for action this week. Key proposals by Bricker Morse George and Byrd test the limits of executive power over international agreements with ratification by two thirds and possible committee referrals.
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Senate
Bricker Bill
Washington
Bricker
Knowland
California
Sen. Bricker Ee
Ae Bricker
Amont
Sen
Morse
Ind-Ore
Judiciary Committee
Sen. George
George
Byrd
D-Va
Newark
N. J
Congress
Ers
Youth Killed in 1935 Case Reopened by Confessing Suspect
Anthony Derda, 29, told Cleveland police he killed a boy near Pittsburgh in 1935 when he was 11 and that another youth, Henry Oberhelman, took the blame. Derda said Oberhelman later died. Oberhelman had been tried and acquitted, described as mentally retarded by homicide detectives.
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Cleveland
Anthony Derda
Pittsburgh
Steve Kotola
Henry Oberhelman
Derda
Oberhelman
Oberhelmanater
Chester JL Burnett
Joseph Flynn
Flynn
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Ike
Retail Group
Alleny
Pert
Tae Ew
Tc Eth E L
Mount Suribachi
William J. Waugh
W. L. Rich
Ly 27
Ieee
S. C
Goody's
High Point
Ed. F. Hill
the Truss Co
Dobbs Truss
Mr. Hill
Main's
Main St
Ter
Kta
Meinhardt & Company, Inc
Fourth Ave
New York
16- OR
City Cab
Main’s Drug Store
Mpthy
Mercury
Sun Valley
Ed Sullivan
Wfmy-1v
N. Main ST
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