Steps Taken To Protect Indo China
Military chiefs from Britain France the United States and allies met to discuss measures to deter Red China from invading Indo China. They urged secrecy and considered air and naval aid while avoiding ground troops. The death of General de Lattre de Tassigny in Paris shadowed talks as France seeks a strong Indo China strategy.
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Washington
Pacific
Indo-China
Southeast Asia
Omar Bradley
U. S
Truman
Churchill
Britain
France
Australia
New Zealand
Canada
United Nations
Red China
Indo- China
Asia
Senate
Philippines
Gen. de Lattre de Tassigny
Paris
Alphonse‘ Juin
General de Lattre
Three Children Die in Cabin Fire at Bunker
In Bunker Missouri three small children Wanda Sue Hill five Alfred Willard Hill four and Charles Ray Hill two perished in a one room cabin fire. Their father Jesse Willard Hill twenty four was later jailed for questioning after authorities learned of a quarrel with wife Georgia Marie Hill twenty one earlier. He was arrested at the scene as witnesses said gasoline had been bought shortly after midnight and the house burned around 1 am with the ground around ablaze as if doused with liquid.
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Bunker
F. A. Findley
Jesse Willard Hill
Georgia Marie
Wanda Sue
Alfred Willard
Charles Ray
Findley
Hill
Carlsen Rejects Hollywood Offers for Flying Enterprise Saga
The 37-year-old Danish captain Kurt Carlsen refused film and story deals worth 30 000 to 40 000 pounds for his 13-day battle with the Flying Enterprise. He aims to return home to Woodbridge New Jersey to his wife and two daughters and then seek another command. Isbrandtsen Lines faces 1 200 000 dollars in ship insurance and over five million dollars to build a new vessel.
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Henrik K. Carlsen
Kenneth Dancey
Enterprise
Carlsen
Martin
NEA Telephoto
Falmouth
Eng
Kurt Carlsen
Hollywood
Flying Enterprise
Atlantic
North Atlantic
Woodbridge
N. J
Hans Isbrandtsen
Isbrandtsen Lines
Isbrandtsen
British Tanks Split Egyptian Guerrilla Attack Near Tel El Kebir
Four British Centurion tanks engaged a heavy Egyptian assault on rail yards by Tel El Kebir as two Coldstream guards led the counter. A Cameron Highlander was killed and three others wounded by a mine. Two Egyptians were captured as the fight continued through the afternoon and a supply train blast was thwarted.
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Ismailia
Egypt
Tel el Kebir
Suez Canal Zone
Coldstream Guards
Suez
UN approves veto free plan against future Koreas
The United Nations General Assembly backed a veto free system to handle future Koreas by a 51 to 5 vote with three abstentions. Russia and its four satellites opposed the plan while India Indonesia and Argentina abstained. A second vote approved a high level Security Council meeting on cold war issues by 57 to 0 with two abstentions.
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Paris
U.P
United Nations General Assembly
Koreas
Russia
India
Indonesia
Argentina
Assembly
Security Council
Jonas elected president of Wisconsin Fur Breeders
Leroy Jonas of Wausau was chosen president of the Wisconsin Fur Breeders Association at the end of a three day convention in Marshfield Wisconsin. He succeeds the former president and will lead the group through the coming year.
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Marshfield
Wis
Leroy Jonas
Wausau
Wisconsin Fur Breeders Association
Five Czechoslovaks Sentenced to Death in Treason Case
Five Czechoslovaks were sentenced to death and three to life imprisonment for high treason terrorism and espionage for the United States. The Prague radio reported the sentences as part of a wave of trials in Soviet satellite countries following the U S mutual security act.
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Vienna
Austria
U.P
United States
Prague Radio
Indignant Parents Try to Make Judge Guardian of Five Kids
In Antioch California Justice of the Peace Yates Hamm faces five Bartons children aged 3 to 11 after he fines Amos and Mrs. Barton 10 dollars each for their daughter Theola 15 staying home from school for pin curls. Mrs. Barton refuses to pay the fines says she will go to jail and appoints the judge guardian of the five youngsters. The Bartons also have three older sons in the navy.
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Antioch
Calif
Justice of the Peace
Yates Hamm
Amos Barton
Theola
Hamm
Doreen
John
Tommy
Cheryl
Timothy
Cer Everett Joseph
Joseph
Bartons
Debris From Ship Found In Pacific South of Last Position
Debris spotted 24 to 34 miles southeast of the freighter Pennsylvania’s last known position. Items include hatch cover lumber boxes drums and an oil slick as air and sea searchers narrow the area for the 45 crew in 35 degree seas with 40 mile winds.
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Seattle
Pennsylvania
Stonetown
Coast Guard
Canada
Vancouver Island
Moretti Jury Picking in Second Murder Trial
Chicago jury selection continues for suspended policeman Michael Moretti in the second trial over the Aug. 24 shooting in which Arthur Gamino 15 was killed and Edward Salvi 21 and Leonard Monaco 21 were wounded. Moretti claims self defense after surprising the three men in a vacant car lot.
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Chicago
Michael Moretti
Moretti
Arthur Gamino
U.S. Rejects Russ Protest On Activity
The United States rejected a new Russian protest claiming funds from the mutual security act were used for subversive anti-Soviet activity. Washington stood by its Dec. 20 reply and called Russia’s charges false and ill-graced. The note demanded repeal of the act and cited the 1933 Roosevelt-Litvinoff accord. The State Department said the aid supported victims of communism and Eastern Europeans seeking freedom. The Soviet complaint accused the U.S. of aggression and warned of efforts to disrupt NATO defense.
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Washington
United States
Europe
U. S
Moscow
Lincoln White
State Department
Russia
U.S.S.R
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Soviet Union
People’s Democratic States
Holland Frees Coffee From Ration List
The Hague announces coffee rationing ends as postwar controls lift. The derationing removes a 414 ounce per person six week limit, restoring coffee as a non rationed staple in Holland.
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The
Hague
Netherlands
Holland
Wisconsin Weekend Weather Outlook Colds Persist Across State
A winter weekend forecast calls for cold, crisp conditions in Wisconsin. Yesterday's highs reached 30 to 38 degrees with Lone Rock at 3 above. Tonight's lows dip to 5 below to 5 above in the north and 5 to 10 above in the south. Tomorrow's highs expected 10 to 20, higher near Lake Michigan.
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Wisconsin
Park Falls
la Crosse
Mercury
Lone Rock
Lake Michigan
Vishinsky proposes UN atomic energy control
In Paris Andrei Vishinsky urged simultaneous prohibitions on atomic weapons and international oversight. He called for a new UN controlled organization with continuous supervision and a world arms conference, adjusting dates to July 15 1952 and accepting a shorter commission name.
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Paris
Russia
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Vishinsky
International Control Organization
Disarmament Commission
Commission
Atomic Energy
Assembly
Taft to Visit Kenosha and Racine Area March 3
Senator Taft will speak in Racine on the evening of March 3 after brief appearances in Kenosha Burlington and surrounding areas during the day. Henry Kornwolf chairman of the Racine County Committee for the Support of Taft for President announced today.
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Racine
Wis
Taft
Ohio
Kenosha
Burlington
Henry Kornwolf
Racine County
Shapiro tax case delays denied by U S Atty Cronin
U S Attorney T J Cronin said there was no unusual delay by the justice department in handling the tax fraud cases against Michael and Rae Shapiro. He cited defense moves and a short-handed IRS as factors and noted the cases reached the department March 10 1950 with arrests March 11.
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Milwaukee
U. S. Dist. Atty
T. J. Cronin
Justice Department
Michael Shapiro
Rae
Cronin
The
Milwaukee Journal
Congressional
Shapiro
Internal Revenue Department
Patrick T. Stone
Truman
Rae Shapiro
Caudle
Heaviest Toll of Korean War Listed
The Fifth Air Force disclosed its heaviest losses of the Korean War with 16 American planes down in the past seven days. Three Sabrejets were shot down by MiG-15s. 13 more were lost to anti-aircraft fire or enemy fighters. Sabres claimed 12 MiGs in return, while losses remained high in air combat and ground action nearby.
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Panmunjom
Korea
U.P
United Nations
North Korea
Hsieh Fang
Eighth Army
Fifth Air Force
5Th Air Force
Manchurian
Yalu River
Kumchen
38Th Parallel
Congress Loses Control in Travancore-Cochin State
The Congress party of Prime Minister Nehru lost majority control of the legislature in Travancore-Cochin. The Communist dominated United Front surged, tallying 30 seats while Congress held 44, with Socialists 11 and Splinter groups and Independents 22.
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New Delhi
India
Congress Party
Nehru
Travancore-Cochin
United Front
Eight year old smoker linked to Bronx youth drug gangs
New York reports an eight year old boy treated at Bellevue for marijuana use. Police say the case uncovers three Bronx gangs the midgets juniors and seniors with a 19 year old dealer Hector Lopez held on narcotics charges. Separate Rikers Island arrests involve six city workers and extortion by guards.
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New York
Bellevue Hospital
Bronx
Peter Terranova
Narcotics Squad
Hector Lopez
Lopez
Terranova
Rikers Island
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U.S. Rejects Russ
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Eugene Callahan
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