Chief's Warning To Stalin Heads Good News List
United Press analysis reviews weekly balance of good and bad news in Cold War events. Truman warns Stalin that a Russian provocation risks destroying the Soviet homeland, nuclear age fear cited. Eisenhower and Churchill hold three cordial meetings signaling ongoing US UK cooperation. France gathers a right of center cabinet under Mayer amid compromises with De Gaulle, while Suez tensions persist. Mossadegh seeks a deal with the West but Iranian parliament revolt, seen as Kashani involvement, dampens hopes.
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Josef Stalin
Eisenhower
Winston Churchill
New York
United States
Britain
France
Rene Mayer
Mayer
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Mohammed Naguib
Suez
Naguib
WAFD
Mohammed Mossadegh
Iran
Ayatollah Kashani
Mossadegh
Kashani
Cuban Consul Dies in Los Angeles at 58
Cuban consul in Los Angeles Dr. Juan Manuel de la Puente y Lopez died of a heart attack aged 58. He served as inspector general of all Cuban consuls in the hemisphere until 1951 when he requested relief and took the Los Angeles post.
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Los Angeles
Cuba
Juan Manuel de la Puente Y Lopez
Puente Lopez
Fire sale theft and bar fight lead early woes
Reports from Birmingham Spokane and Cincinnati detail a burglary at a fire-gutted store where 180000 toothpaste tubes were stolen, Frazer suing a tavern owner for injuries from a barroom incident, and Martha Owes receiving a 10 day workhouse sentence for turning a false fire alarm during a family dispute.
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Birmingham
Ala
B. Y. McMorris
Spokane
Wash
William H. Frazer
Cincinnati
Martha Owes
Postcard Found Undelivered After 17 Days Return
In Columbus a postcard mailed December 14 1931 was returned to sender after repair crew found it under the metal carVing of the old post office. Only the return address remained legible leading to delivery failure and return.
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Columbus
Allen M. Rowe
Valentine Card Hijackers Steal From Truck
Chicago police report truck hijackers stole 200 dollars worth of valentine greeting cards on Friday.
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Chicago
New York Slayer Saved By Dewey
OSSINING N Y A last minute reprieve by Gov Thomas E Dewey saved 42 year old Stephen B Lewis from the electric chair for the 1951 shotgun slaying of Arthur Anheier The Rochester New York foundry worker was scheduled for execution at Sing Sing at 11 pm EST with his head and right ankle shaved for electrodes His reprieve came after the district attorney’s warning of a possible other suspect and marked the first last hour reprieve at Sing Sing in 20 years
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N. Y
Thomas E. Dewey
Stephen B. Lewis
Lewis
Rochester
Arthur Anheier
Anheier
Sing Sing
Wilson Denno
Atty
Wallace Stakel
Genesee County
Alany
Venezuelan Boy to Undergo Second Brain Tumor Operation
Nine year old Ramon Alberto Flores, brought to Pasadena for brain tumor treatment by oil workers, undergoes a second operation. Dr. William T. Grant performed a lengthy procedure and anticipates completion of Ramon’s treatment. The case echoes a prior surgery on Donny Morton, son of a Canadian farmer, a year earlier.
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Pasadena
Calif
Ramon Alberto Flores
William T. Grant
Ramon
Donny Morton
St Martins Summer Compared To Indian Summer
A late autumn period of fine weather in Great Britain is described as St Martin's Summer, equivalent to what is known as Indian Summer in other regions.
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St. Martin’s
Great Britain
Notice of Corporate Financial Statement Signatures
Sworn financial statement excerpt showing total deposits and liabilities. Notary Louise Reed attests on January 7, 1953, with commissions for F C Minton J S Humble and M T Minton. Par values listed and signatures finalize the record.
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F. C. Minton
J. S. Humble
M. T. Minton
Louise Reed
New York Board Fires Seven Teachers Who Shunned Probe
The New York City Board of Education fired seven teachers who refused to answer questions about possible Communist party membership. The teachers had been suspended without pay since January 31 by Superintendent William Jansen.
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New York Board
New York
Communist Party
New York City
William Jansen
Banquet for Choctaw area Boy Scout leaders
Boy Scout leaders from the Choctaw area district will gather for their annual recognition banquet at Eastern Oklahoma A&M College in Wilburton on January 12. Twenty four silk screen prints by Woody Crumbo, Taos, New Mexico, Indian artist and Pottawatomie tribe member, will be on display until January 31 in the No Man's Land Historical Museum art gallery at Panhandle A&M College in Goodwell.
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Wilburton
Okla
Choctaw
Eastern Oklahoma A&m College
Goodwell
Woody Crumbo
Taos
N.M
No Man’s Land
Director King Vidor Hit With New Divorce Complaint
Los Angeles Mrs Esther Nicholas Vidor files a fresh divorce suit against director King Vidor after rejecting his reconciliation plea in Alimony Court. She repeats accusations of an illicit affair with actress Mary Anderson and notes associations with Elizabeth Bogdanff, claiming weekend ranch trips and a post office box for other women. She seeks alimony of 1400 dollars monthly.
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Los Angeles
Esther Nicholas Vidor
King Vidor
Vidor
Mary Anderson
Paso Robles Ranch
Death street sign misread as Leath Street
A Memphis street sign shows Death street, but the marker actually reads Leath Street with a painted L causing confusion among locals.
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Memphis
Tenn
Death Street
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