Japanese Premier Won't Sign Pact With Red China
Japanese Premier Shigeru Yoshida reaffirms that Japan will not sign a bilateral treaty with Communist China and links any peace with Soviet Russia to other outstanding issues. He notes Japan will seek full consideration from the United States on tariff impacts and will open talks with the United States United Kingdom and France over pre war bonded debt. He says Japan will seek UN membership soon and that it cannot send troops as it has no armed forces.
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United Press
Tokyo
U.P
Shigeru Yoshida
Japan
China
Soviet
Russia
United States
United Kingdom
France
Yoshida
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Soviet Union
United Nations
Suit Drops Against Five Packing Firms in OPS Action
A federal suit brought by the Office of Price Stabilization against five meat packing firms including Liebman Packing Co of Route 1 Green Bay Wis was dismissed with government consent. OPS said inspections since October showed violations ceased and the case was dropped.
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Chicago
Liebman Packing Co
Route 1
Green Bay
Wis
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Taft Makes Delaware Swing as GOP Delegation Girds
Sen. Robert A. Taft tours Delaware meeting with the 12 member Republican delegation at the C. Douglass Buck farm near Wilmington. He plans stops in Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania as party unity and delegate blocs loom in the presidential race. Delaware delegates split between Taft and Eisenhower with several undeclared amid AP polling showing Taft leading 6 to 4.
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Wilmington
Del
Robert A. Taft
Delaware
Middle Atlantic
Ohio
U. S
C. Douglass Buck
New York
Taft
Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Michigan
John S. Fine
New Jersey
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Clair J. Killoran
Thomas Peeney
Associated Press
Petrillo Attacks Taft At Musicians Union Session
James C. Petrillo president of the AFL Musicians Union, re elected for a 12th term, criticized Sen. Robert Taft for not replying to a union letter proposing a cabinet department of arts. California Gov. Earl Warren endorsed cultural value development, while Eisenhower’s office said no reply was yet possible. Kefauver supported strengthening the copyright act but wanted study of the arts department proposal. Stassen opposed the suggestion.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
James C. Petrillo
AFL Musicians Union
Robert Taft
Petrillo
Taft
Department of Arts
Ohio
Earl Warren
California
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Harold E. Stassen
Body of Boy 16 Recovered Near Namekagon Dam
Dale Mack, 16, son of George Mack of Trego, was found in the Namekagon river flowage near Spooner Wisconsin after being reported missing Sunday. Sheriff Stegeman began dragging operations after a neighbor found Dale's bicycle near the dam.
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Spooner
Wis
U.P
Dale Mack
Namekagon River
Dale
George Mack
Trego
Laurence Stegeman
AMA Opposes Truman Plan to Socialize Medicine
The American Medical Association urged Congress to reject a Truman administration bill in a resolution criticizing a provision giving the federal administrator power to define disability for Social Security benefits. AMA president Dr. Louis H. Bauer warned the move could pave the way for socialized medicine. Dr. Edward J. McCormick of Toledo was named president elect, defeating Dr. Frank F. Borzell 103 to 70.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
Association
AMA
House
Louis H. Bauer
Oscar Ewing
Bauer
House of Delegates
Ewing
Truman
Edward J. McCormick
Toledo
New York
Frank F. Borzell
Philadelphia
Friday 13th birthday shines for Janice Heidelberger
Janice Heidelberger marks her 12th birthday at home 1313 57th Ave N Minneapolis. The item notes a superstition linked to Friday the 13th and mentions a Chilean gas-rate increase of 60 percent last year and a request for a further boost by the supplying company.
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Minneapolis
Janice Heidelberger
57Th Ave. N
Santiago
Chile
Baltimore poised to name Lane as Civilian Defense Administrator
Mayor Thomas D'Alesandro says President Truman will appoint former Maryland Governor William Preston Lane Jr. to lead the nations civilian defense program. Lane would take over the Civilian Defense Administration, signaling a major shift in wartime home front planning.
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Baltimore
Thomas D’alesandro
Truman
Maryland
William Preston Lane Jr
Former Newsman Killed in Japan Plane Collision
Lt Hildreth L Payne 28 Associated Press reporter from Charlotte NC was killed Saturday in a plane collision over Japan after being recalled to active duty.
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Tokyo
Hildreth L. Payne
Associated Press
Charlotte
N. C
Japan
Body Found in Barn After Green County Home Fire
The body of Vincent Haravimcvyk, 62, a patient at the Green county home for 30 years, was found among the barn ruins after a Tuesday blaze. Dr. W. G. Bear identified the clothing and confirmed the identity as the long-time resident. The fire caused about $15,000 in damage and was smoldering the next day.
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Monroe
Wis
U.P
Green County
W. G. Bear
Vincent Haravimcvyk
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