Kremlin Must Make Next Move In World Diplomacy
Moscow faces pivotal choices in Korea and Iran as Stalin weighs arms supplies to China and Europe. Mao’s fate in Korea hinges on Soviet support while Iran's oil and Anglo Iranian control loom large for Moscow. The Kremlin risks losing leverage if it remains passive.
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Kremlin
Harry Ferguson
United Press Press
Moscow
Iran
Mao Tze-Tung
Stalin
Mao
Korea
Russia
Ooe
Ae Miocien
Bly
Czechoslovakia
United Nations
Sea
Tran
Britain
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co
London
Wake Forest President Seeks Clarification on Building Curbs
Wake Forest College President Harold Tribble traveled to Washington to discuss impact of construction restrictions on the college’s new campus plans. He argued the project, begun five years ago, does not constitute new construction and may proceed if approved. Tribble planned talks with NPA and the U.S. Office of Education about possible obstacles. The current campus has been sold to the Southern Baptist for a seminary site.
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Winston-Salem
National Production Authority
United States Office of Education
Southern Baptiste
Tough Guy Chicago Robbery Ends With Quick Counter
A teenaged youth entered a car and yelled This is a stickup while counterman Richard Robinson, 57, challenged him to leave. Police closed in as the suspect fled the scene.
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Chicago
Richard Robinson
Fragmented reminiscences mix color notes and old clippings
A collage of stray lines references color psychology, odd urban scenes, jokes, and clipped anecdotes from old newspapers. It mentions a New York suburb laundromat meter, a toy-filled care hour, salty tears, portraits of John L. Lewis, Churchill, a lost terrier, price puzzles, and shifting memories from decades past.
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New York
Elmer
Traitogra
John L. Lewis
Czar
John L
Winston Churchill
Karsh
Winnie
England
Lion
Daily Mail
Liam
Zebulon High Student Drowns On Birthday Lake Picnic
Zebulon High School sophomore Ted W Brannan drowned during a birthday picnic at Lake Miri. He could not swim and reportedly fell from a raft into deep water as friends watched. Rescue teams from Louisburg Zebulon and Raleigh searched for over an hour before recovery.
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Zebulon
Ted W. Brannan
Lake Miri
H. D. Mann
Louisburg
Raleigh
Abandoned Four Year Old Adopted by 600 Fathers
A frostbitten four year old girl found by Korean and U S troops near the front is fostered by 600 soldiers of the U S 7th Division 57th Field Artillery Battalion. The child renamed Mona Lisa becomes the battalion's “Pin Up Girl of 1951” and gains care from many GIs before admission to an Taegu orphanage.
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Korea
U.S. 7Th Division
57Th Field Artillery
Hurley W. Chase
Gus J. Furla
Sith
Furla
Hun 2 Li
Miss Sith Field Artillery Battalion
Warren J. Watt
Martin D.eischen
Pe Johnrt Petrea
Kannapolis
Pe Yo
Taegu
Paul T. Bi
Frozen Woman to Get Artificial Limb Set
Dorothy Mae Stevens of Chicago known as the deep freeze woman survived a body temperature of 64 degrees last February the lowest ever recorded for a living person. She lost both legs all fingers on her right hand and some on her left hand but doctors say she is recovering well and being measured for artificial limbs.
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Chicago
Dorothy Mae Stevens
Government funds boost Korean dormitory project named Mona Lise Hall
A sum exceeding the annual Korean government grant will finance construction of a new dormitory to be titled Mona Lise Hall. The initiative signals growth for student housing and campus facilities with potential long term benefits for residents.
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