U S Recalls China Consuls Over Seizure of Peiping Complex
The United States orders withdrawal of all official personnel from China after the seizure of the Peiping consulate and four other compounds by Chinese communist authorities. Evacuation plans will be prepared for Americans, while Britain agrees to protect American interests.
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Butterworth
Washington
Kee
D-W. Va
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Brewster
Maine
Legation Street
U. S
Free Book on Arthritis and Rheumatism in Excelsior Springs
An Excelsior Springs clinic advertises a free enlarged book titled Rheumatism sent to any reader who writes Dept. 4612 Ex celsior Springs Missouri. The publication promises explanations why drugs offer only temporary relief and how to obtain lasting relief, with no obligation.
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Excelsior Springs
Ball Clinic
Missouri
Government Payrolls Reach 22 Billion Into 1950 Budget
The 1950 fiscal plan projects 1 960 000 civilian civil servants in the executive branch with a total payroll around 2 500 000 000 for military departments. The post office near 1 500 000 000 and Veterans Administration about 600 000 000. Armed Forces and civilian payrolls form over 60 of federal pay.
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No Offer Yet For Wake Forest President
Dr C C Warren of Charlotte chairing the Wake Forest committee said a Raleigh News and Observer report asserting an offer to Dr George Noldin of the University of Richmond was erroneous. No candidate has been officially offered the post.
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Cc. C. Warren
Wake Forest College
Richmond
Raleigh News and Observer
George Noldin
University of Richmond
Acheson Johnson Split Over Formosa Policy Sparks Senate Testimony
Key figures in the Truman administration face mutual accusations as Secretary of State Dean Acheson and Secretary of Defense George Marshall Johnson contend over Formosa policy. The Joint Chiefs reportedly advised not saving Formosa at high cost but keeping it strategically important. Acheson argued for nonmilitary solutions backed by economic and political means and urged Congress to empower aid and investment in Asia.
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Evangelist Says Vatican Ties Religions to Communists
An American evangelist of the Church of Christ accuses the Vatican in Rome of using anti communist rhetoric to tie all religious groups to the Communist party in its struggle against communism.
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Church of Christ
Communist Party
Department of Labor mirrors other agencies in size and spend
The Department of Labor has as many top officials as other agencies with far larger expenditures and staff. At least seventeen unrelated systems have been used to classify government property, illustrating the complexity of management.
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Department of Labor
Vepis
Storms cause deaths and flooding across wide regions
A Pacific storm带ed gusts and freezing temperatures across the United States and Canada. The blizzard struck Montana and the Dakotas while wind crushed a building in Montreal and drowned boats in Indiana. Evacuations and Red Cross relief followed in Nashville and Indiana's pocket area.
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Tenn
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Middle Income Housing Bill Gains Senate Support
Senate supporter Flanders says the plan improves on a prior measure that would have funded direct federal loans with a $1 billion pool. The new proposal creates a federal agency backed by $100 million, financing debentures to support up to $2.25 billion in loans over long terms with low interest to housing cooperatives.
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R-Vi
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Furniture maker optimistic on steel core upholstery method
The article notes Kroehler plans to convert ten plants to a new steel core construction for upholstery, with Delmar Kroehler doubtful it will revolutionize the industry. It cites mass production potential but requires large facilities. Navy has 879 seal classifications under 4,500 descriptions.
No Life On Sunken Sub Rescuer Turn To Salvage Work After Loss
Fog shrouds the Truculent site as 80 sailors and divers struggle to salvage the damaged submarine. Divers report no signs of life in the wreck, with two escape hatches open and the hulk tilted on its side. The Divina is released from arrest at Sheerness as salvage crews continue through the night.
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Gordld
Sheerness
Navy
Divinia
Ipswich
Thames Channel
Last Rites Held For R. J. Pierce
Funeral services for Robert Jasper Pierce 70 a former city resident now of Asheboro fatally struck by a trailer truck on Highway 64 were held Saturday at Pisgah Baptist Church. The service was led by Rev. C M Floyd Rev Charlie Monk Jr and Rev W E Isenhour with choir music and floral tributes. Interment followed at Floral Garden Park cemetery. The text also notes a government statistic about 100000 employees and more than 70 million dollars yearly for storing and issuing supplies.
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Asheboro
Highway 64
Pisgah Baptist Church
C. M. Floyd
Charlie Monk, Jr
W. E. Isenhour
Hickory Grove Methodist Church
Vance Lanier
R. F. Moser
R.F E. Vaughn
Coy Rhodes
D., S. Staley
Sam McMahon
Z. V. Lanier
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Negroes Drop Whiskey But Elude Police on East High Street
Two men dropping white whiskey on East High street were spotted by officers near 522 East High. When spotlighted one man fled and the other escaped back to a car as three men were arrested for liquor law violations.
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East High Street
Joenell Hart
Adam Hart
Body Of College Stenographer Found
Pretty Marian Louise Baker a 21 year old Franklin and Marshall stenographer was found slain today near a summer cottage on attorney Martin Harnish’s Lancaster farm. Coroner Dr C P Stehr said the body showed a bashed head and police reported bloodied hair. She was last seen Tuesday on a downtown Lancaster street by a newsman. Mrs Frances Harnish located the body while tending animals.
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Marian Louise
Baker
C. P. Stehr
Lancaster County
Miss Baker
Martin H. Harnish
Corp
James Cain
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster Street
Frances Harnish
Wife Says She Posed As Husband in Aunt Role
Mrs. Marie Harrison Loutfallah, 72, says Dr. Michael Loutfallah, 45, introduced her as his aunt since 1942 and claimed to be unmar ried. She filed a separate maintenance suit saying he wanted to marry a younger woman.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Marie Harrison Loutfallah
Michael Loutfallah
Loutfallah
Marie Harrison
Miners in Pennsylvania to Idle Mines Over Labor Dispute
Union members in Fayette and Greene counties plan broad mine idling on Monday to press for a settled contract. Picket lines would target independent strip mines and disrupt regional coal output as stockpiles shrink and prices rise. President Truman defers emergency action while NLRB general counsel Denham prepares to rule on unfair labor practices charges against Lewis and the union.
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Greene Counties
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Truman
NLRB
Robert N. Denham
Lewis
Funeral Rites Today For Emerson Infant
Belinda Louise Emmerson died two and a half days old at a local hospital after 2 PM Saturday. Born in High Point January 12, 1950, she was the daughter of Reitzel L. and Myrtis Jones Emerson. Survived by parents, grandparents M. L. Emerson and Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Jones of this city. Graveside services Sunday at 3 PM by Rev. John F. Cagle at Oakwood Cemetery. Body at Koonce Funeral Home until interment.
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High Point
Reitzel L
Myrtis Jones Emerson
Clara Cox
M. L. Emerson
W. B. Jones
John F. Cagle
Rankin Memorial Methodist Church
Koonce
Oakwood Cemetery
Speeds Hit 79 MPH In Four Man Bob Sleds
The Encyclopaedia Britannica reports four man bob sleds reaching speeds of 79 miles per hour. The fact highlights early record speeds in sled racing.
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