United States weighs further action on jailed Americans
At Augusta Eisenhower comments were not made on Knowland’s blockade idea. The United Nations debate in New York centers on the 13 imprisoned Americans as Washington weighs responses. State Department cites a breach of the Korean armistice by Red China, while talks with Chinese Nationalists discuss a protective treaty for Formosa and nearby islands.
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National Security Council
Eisenhower
Augusta
Knowland
Washington
United Nations
U. S
U. N
State Department
North Korea
China
Manchuria
United States
Formosa
Pescadores
Chiang Kai
Chiang
United
Hong
Assassin McDermott Makes Second Escape From Ohio Penitentiary
Patrick Eugene McDermott, 3, rumored to be the Canton Daily News killer, slipped past two guards and left the Ohio Penitentiary with a woman visitor in a party of departing guests. He had been convicted of murdering Don R. Mellett in 1926 and previously escaped in 1929.
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Columbus
Ohio
Don R. Mellett
Canton (Ohio
Meliott
Canton
McDermott
Massilon
Nanty Glo
Churches Pictured At Peak Strength
Boston report to National Council of Churches assembly notes churches at strong institutional level yet facing rapid social changes and moral issues. It warns members to deepen influence amid rising delinquency corruption and cultural shifts. Leaders urge closer cooperation to reinforce faith across denominations and communities.
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Boston
National Council of Churches
Raga Ae Prepary Council
Genera
Roy G. Ross
Roswell P. Barnes
Oe C. Marden
Dallas
McCarthy Rally Slated For Tonight in New York
A Madison Square Garden rally supporting Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy is organized by Ten Million Americans Mobilizing for Justice to oppose censure. Maj. Al Williams will offer the keynote on What Price Censure with Bones speakers from government and military backgrounds joining via closed circuit radio.
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New York
Joseph R. McCarty
R-Wist
Madison Square Garden
Justice
Senate
McCarthy
Maj
al Williams
Speed
Marine Filot
Gov. J. Bracken Lee
Ash
Salt Lake City
Air Force
George F E. Stratemeyer
Winter Park
Fla
Adm
William H. Standley
Coronado
Calif
Col
Alvin M. Owlsey
The
American Legion
Dallas
Tex
John Francis Neyland
Palo Alto
Clyde A Lewis
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Plattsburgh
N.Y
Williams
Goodfrey Schmidt
Fordham University
William Friel Heimlicn
RIAS
U.S
Berlin
Congressional
Many Agents Could Cause Cancer Says Chest Physicians
Dr William A Hudson of Detroit told the American College of Chest Physicians meeting in Miami that no single agent should be blamed for cancer. He said lung cancer may result from a mix of factors not yet understood and that insulin therapy after diagnosis can extend life. About 5,000 chest specialists from 84 countries attended the convention.
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Miami
Fia
American College of Chest Physicians
William A. Hu
Detroit
Mich
Hudson
American Medical Assn
Chest Physicians
Adenauer presses for sweeping CDU gains in federal elections
Adenauer seeks 30 of 38 Bundestag seats and a two thirds ratification in both houses for Paris agreements, amid CDU losses in Hesse and Bavaria. Socialist gains threaten rearmament plans as coalition talks begin, with CDU-FDP-Refugee party possible in Hesse.
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Adenauer
Paris
North Atlantic Alliance
Adenauver
France
Saar Valley
Christian Democrats
Hesse
CDU
Russia
Bavaria
Free Democrats
Refugee Party
League of Germans
pro-Commuone
pro-Adenauer Christian Social Union
Ao Fatherland Union
Officers Bail Out Of Plane In Bad Weather Crash
Four Air Force officers escaped a single engine 120 type plane crash near Fort Bragg North Carolina after spending the night in a wooded area. Pilot Captain Robert Howell copilot Captain Tom Napier and Second Lt Tom Van Noy were found. Passenger 1st Lt Eugene Rise dorph remained missing after the crash en route from Laney Base to Shaw Field. Nar Napier suffered a fractured ankle and Howell a cut ear.
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FT. Bragg
N.C
Air Force
Eugene E. Risedorph
Laney Air Force Base
Uts Field
Shaw Air Force Base
Sumter
D.C
Robert W. Howell
Tom E. Napier
43Rd Tactical Reconnaissance Squadron
Shaw
Napier
Howell
Tom H. van Noy
Risedorph
Burley Leaf Sales Season Opens Tuesday
Asheville tobacco markets in western North Carolina plan to open sales Tuesday with a strong crop outlook despite the drought. Morris L. McGough of the Asheville Agricultural Development Council said color and texture look good, frost damage limited, and the burley crop could bring roughly 11.18 million dollars at about 52 dollars per hundred pounds, versus last year’s eight million.
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Asheville
Morris L. McGough
North Carolina
Madison
Buncombe
Haywood
Avery
Mitchell
Watauga
Burley
McGough
Mississippian Wins Bridge Championship
Dr. Kermit Chadwick of Edgewater Park Mississippi won the national open individual contract bridge championship at the 28th winter tournament of the American Contract Bridge League in Atlanta. He scored points over two sessions to take the Mrs. James C. Baird Memorial Trophy from 260 players. Second place went to Judge Fred C. Root of North Tonawanda New York with 381 points. Other high finishers included Forney Ivey of Atlanta Wilts E J Early of Decatur Georgia Oswald Jacoby of Dallas Texas and Mrs J A Mercer of Fountain North Carolina.
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Atlanta
Kermit Chadwick
Edgewater Park
Miss
Chadwick
James C. Baird
Fred C. Root
North Tonawanda
N.Y
Forney Ivey
Wilts
Hazardous Duty Pay for Assistant Directors in New Guild Contract
The Screen Directors' Guild announces a three year contract adding Hazardous Duty Pay for assistant directors. Pay is 35 per ton airborne assists and per dive for frogman chores under the new terms. The notice also mentions rising water use in the United States and its faster growth than population.
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Screen Directors’ Guild
United States
Barrier at ages 60 to 75 may reverse aging study finds
A medical team reports that between ages 60 and 75 certain body processes reverse aging signs, potentially boosting odds to reach 100. They note hardening and calcification of the aorta begin to reverse, while fatty substances in blood decline after 75, suggesting blood pressure control can aid longevity.
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Miami
Fila
A. A. Goldbloom
Otto Deutschberger
Irving Chapman
H. B. Eiber
New
York Medical College
Dr. Eiber
Hiss Spends Day In Greenwich Village Home
Alger Hiss spent his first full day of freedom in privacy at his Greenwich Village home. The former State Department official refused to talk to reporters or pose for pictures as his 15-year-old son Anthony said the family’s privacy must be protected. Hiss, convicted of perjury over state secrets claims, was released from Lewistown prison after serving 3 1 2 years of a five year term.
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New York
Alger
Hiss
Greenwich Village
State Department
Yestero
Anthony
Hise
Lewishire
Kentucky Celebrates F D Roosevelt Birthday Holiday
Kentucky designates January 30 as a state holiday in honor of Franklin Delano Roosevelt. The measure establishes the birthday as a day of recognition for the late president and his impact on the nation.
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Kentucky
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
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