Debate over releasing Yalta papers delays inquiry
Washington senators clash over whether to question Secretary Dulles about the leak of the 1945 Yalta conference documents before their release. Some back in person explanations, others urge early inquiries by Foreign Relations or Permanent Investigations committees. Dulles planned release after national security concerns were cited.
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Washington
George D-Ga
State Dulles
Yalta
Sen
Symington
D-Mo
Dutles
Congressional
Senate Permanent Investigations Subcommittee
Humphrey
D-Minn
Foreign Relations Committee
George Hears
State Department
New York Times
Dulles
Sen. Sparkman
D-Ala
Svas
Austria to Hold Talks with Moscow on Independence Treaty
Vienna reports Federal Chancellor Julius Raab is expected to accept a Soviet invitation to Moscow for talks on an Austrian independence treaty. The invitation came from Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov via Austria's ambassador, Norbert Bischoff. Washington officials view the exchanges as part of Moscow’s moves to block German rearmament.
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Vienna
Austria
Julius Raab
Soviet Union
Moscow
V. M. Molotov
Norbert Bischoff
Russia
Washington
Ex-Red U.S.-Bound Valery Lysikov Seeks Asylum
A Russian colonel’s son who left communism will travel to the United States after U S officials said the State Department approved asylum following a three day interrogation. He arrived in Berlin last Friday and called communism a doctrine of hatred.
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Berling
America
U S
State Department
Valery Lysikov
Berlin
Physical Mental Health Conference In Pittsburgh
The three day annual meeting of the Pennsylvania Welfare Forum takes place March 23 to 25 at Hotel William Penn in Pittsburgh. Leaders from medicine education law social sciences labor and industry will discuss physical and mental health in eight panel discussions and four institutes.
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Pennsylvania Welfare Forum
William Penn
Pittsburgh
W. I. Nesvstetter
School of Social Work
University of Pittsburgh
Richard Beckhard
Pennsylvania United Fund
Howard Ennes
Bureau of Public Health
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
U.S
N. Leroy Elwell
Pennsylvania Economy League
Duane V. Ramsay
Division of International Health
U. S. Public Health Service
Forum
World Health
54 Million Children Under Age 18 In U S
New York reports about 64.44 million children under 18 in the United States, up 13 million in the last decade. Projections by the Census Bureau suggest as many as 63 million under 18 by 1965, with many living with single parents or none due to divorce and death, and most disrupted homes led by women. Events include a March 24 forum in Pittsburgh with Henry Hanson, Robert Moore, and Mayor Lawrence, plus related Salvation Army, Red Cross, and social workers gatherings. At the century turn, U S total motor vehicle production stood at 4,192 cars.
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New York
N.Y
United States
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Bureau of the Census
Stanton Belfour
The
Pittsburgh Foundation
Henry W. A. Hanson
Pennsylvania Welfare Forum
Robert A. Moore
Schools of the Health Professions
University of Pittsburgh
David L. Lawrence
Pittsburgh
American Association of Social Workers
Salvation Army
Alvena H. Wood
Booth Memorial
Covington
Kentucky
American Red Cross
Eastern Area
Red Cross
Robert Harry
Detroit
Dairy findings and advice for Indiana County cows
A Pennsylvania dairy records summary shows average production for 25 342 daughters of 365 artificial breeding sires, with 10 257 pounds of milk 3.92 percent fat and 403 pounds of fat from 44 550 records. The piece discusses breed management calving rest 50 days and the impact of herd care and feeding on inheritance expression. It also covers soil lime needs acid soils and a new 1955 home fruit spray schedule from Pennsylvania State University.
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Pennsylvania
Indiana County
Cornell University
Col- Sears & Roebuck
Agricultural Extension Office
New Home Fruit Spray
Home
Sears-Roebuck grant aids 26 clubs in 25 counties
A $600 leadership training grant from the Sears Roebuck Foundation benefits 26 Senior Extension Clubs in 25 counties including Indiana. Funds cover hotel fees for delegates attending the Tri State Senior Extension Conference April 1-3 at Pocono Manor Inn. Clubs were ranked blue red and white ribbons with multiple awards each.
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Indiana
Sears - Roebuck Foundation
Pocono Manor Inn
Poconos
Carlon
Schuylkill
Adams
Bedford
Cumberland
Montgomery
Wayne
Lancaster
Northampton
Lawrence Potter
Westmoreland
Lebanon
Susquehanna
Echo Club
Bucks
Huntingdon
Perry
Chester
Lynder
Elk, Sullivan, Forest
McKean
York
Pennsylvania
New York
Maryland
Seed treatment options for early planting
The passage notes that seed treatment is especially beneficial in early planting and lists inexpensive materials such as thiram semesan chloranil and captan. A small pinch dusted on seeds in the packet will suffice for effective protection.
Cool Cutie Foils Thug at Upper Broadway Theater
New York A theater cashier Margaret Schiess 26 defuses an armed robber. He demanded money but she kept control offering options and the gun misfired as a paying customer moved in. The thief fled empty handed.
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New York
Margaret Schiess
Miss Schiess
Housing Bids Sought for $111.98 Million Housing Bonds
The Public Housing Administration called for sealed bids on $111,980,000 of new housing authority bonds with bids due noon EST April 13. Bonds will be advertised next Monday by local authorities for 35 to 40 years. The issue includes Allegheny County Pennsylvan ia 4.39 million Connellsville 1.17 million and Westmoreland County Greensburg 1.815 million.
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Washington
Public Housing Administration
Allegheny County
Pittsburgh
Connellsville
Westmoreland County
Greensburg
Czech ban on Czech military attaches and spy ring arrests
The government banned entry of any Czech military attaches today. Twelve days earlier it announced the smashing of an alleged Communist spy ring with 11 arrests and ordered the expulsion of one Romanian and three Czech legation officials.
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Aaver Quue
Eveurn
Lost Girls Cooking Party Ends In Wide Hunt
In Covina California deputies scoured the area for five hours seeking two missing girls Patricia Ann Carr four and Kristie Fischer three. They were later found safe at a neighbor’s home where they had staged a kitchen prank using food items and household objects.
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Covina
Calif
Sheriff's
Patricia Ann Carr
Kristie Fischer
Audrey Christopher
Frances Carr
Ida Fischer
San Dimas
Temple City
Norwalk
East Los Angeles
Azusa Police
Los Angeles
Patricia
Kristie
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
Philadelphia
Denver &la Bicycle
Christophers
Rio Grande Western Railroad Co
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