Soviets Urge U.S. to Stop Probe Demands
At the United Nations Japan United Nations General Assembly, Soviet Delegate Valerian Zorin urged the U.S. to drop its demand for an impartial inquiry into charges that American troops used germ warfare in Korea. He pressed Washington to ratify the Geneva Convention against bacteriological warfare and cautioned that failure to end committee discussion would not satisfy the Soviet Union.
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United Nations
N.Y
Russia
U.S
Korea
Valerian Zorin
U. N
Hei J
U. S
Zorin
Panmunjom
Hero Gunner Holds Bomb Propeller in Cold North Korea Action
Airman James E. White, 19, of East Aurora New York, leaned into a B 26 bomb bay with no parachute to hold a bomb propeller from rotating after a tug loosened the arming wire. He kept it steady for seven minutes as the bomber released its payload, saving three crew members during a North Korea mission. Other crewmen named were pilot Harold R. Graham of Wichita Falls Texas and navigator Lt Carl T. Engelke of Houston Texas.
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Seoqul
Air Force
North Korea
James E. White
East Aurora
N. Y
White
Cant
Harold R. Graham
Wichita Falls
Texas
Carl T. Engelke
Houston
Two UP Wrecks Kill 2 Injure 2
Two Union Pacific wrecks caused two deaths and two injuries in separate incidents. Near the California border a westbound Los Angeles Limited sideswiped a parked freight 62 miles west of Las Vegas, wrecking one diesel unit and three other cars while two dormitory car waiters were only slightly hurt. No passenger injuries occurred. The other wreck near Butte, Montana, saw a locomotive and three cars derail, killing engineer Carl S. Ogee and fireman Raymond A. Peterson. Passengers escaped serious harm.
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Las Vegas
Union: Pacific
Los Angeles
Here
Cor
Union Pacific
Barstow
California
Moore
Butte Butte
Mont
Butte
Salt Lake City
Carl S. Ogee
Pocatello
Idaho
Raymond A. Peterson
Lima
Beach Combing and Pages Listed by Section
The notice lists where to find content in the newspaper with page designations for Sea shore topics, Soyle Pace A II, crossword, editorial, obituaries, radio and TV, shipping table, sports, tides and temperatures, and women's sections across multiple pages. It specifies pages A-10 B-2 A-6 A-8 B-7-11 B-2 A-12 13 B-3 B-2 8-4 5.
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Soyle
Thee Tee
A Denver boy seeks ransom for missing dog Jet
Twelve-year-old Jimmy Dickerson waits for another demand from a disguised dognaper who snatched his Manchester terrier Jet. The seventh grader placed a want ad after Jet vanished outside a neighborhood store. A caller offered a $3 reward but demanded more and directed them to an address in a Denver suburb. They found nothing and police were not involved.
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Denver
Jimmy Dickerson
Jet
Manchester
Jimmy
Dickerson
Nglewood
Dickersons
Berling Waives Jury Trial In Retrial Case
Violet John Berling waived a jury trial for the death of Kay Frances Erickson and will have retrial based on first trial transcript. Judge George Francis will start reading testimony April 13, with both sides allowed rebuttal witnesses. Berling, convicted of first degree murder on April 28, 1951, was sentenced to life. the death of the little girl occurred October 12, 1950 in Pine Ave apartment.
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Violet John Berling
Kay Frances Erickson
al Ramsey
Ted Sten
George Francis
Miss Berling
Pine Ave
Prisoner swap yields early armistice prospects in Korea talks
Allied and Communist negotiators reported a mutual push toward voluntary repatriation of all sick and wounded prisoners, with Peiping Radio predicting an early armistice if the Allies match good faith. Rear Adm. Daniel noted progress on three points, while talks continued for a broader prisoner exchange and a potential end to the three year war. Separately, a Wilmington, California crash left one girl dead and ten injured when a car rammed a tank truck at Anaheim and Figueroa streets.
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Leroy Hansen Pawn Munjom
Korea
United Nations
Peiping
U. N
Long Beach
John C. Daniel
Daniel
Wilmington
Anaheim
Figueroa Sts
Doma Jaramillo
Fuego Ct
San Pedro
Harbor General Hospital
Lloyd H. Bacca
Ruben Bacca
W. Second St
Irene Avilla
Julia Avilla
Delores Avilla
N. Cabrillo Ave
Jesse Luna
Summerland Ave
Robert Aeeves
W. Sixth St
Anthony Sequoi
W. 17Th St
Vickie Keane
Vanderbilt Ln
Redondo Beach
Dominguez Blanco
Victor St
Torrance
Lloyd Bacca
Harry Knoll
S. Atlantic Blvd
Compton
Figueroa
Jaramillo
Cartwright Mortuary
Eisenhower and Adenauer Open Cold War Talks in White House
President Eisenhower and Chancellor Adenauer held a White House conference lasting about an hour. Adenauer expressed confidence they would agree on both the outline and the details after meeting with Eisenhower and top advisers for 45 minutes, followed by a 15 minute session with Dulles.
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Washington
Fisenhower
Konrad Adenauer
West
Germany
White House
Adenauer
Eisenhower
Weather turns cloudy with scattered showers possible
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with a chance of scattered showers. Windy locally. Continued cool conditions across the area.
Boisterous Florida spring break leaves two dead
In Fort Lauderdale the spring vacation scene turned chaotic as 15 000 students vandalized hotels pools and streets. Two students died when a car crashed on Ocean Boulevard and several were injured. Police warn of criminal records without restraint and jail for vandals while sheriffs urge chaperones for visiting colleges.
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Fort Lalderdale
Fla
Roland R. Hélier
Ocean Blvd
Amos Hall
Atlantic Coast
Woman Hangs by Ring Five Minutes in Tulsa Elevator
Mrs. Calvin Yost dangled from the third floor of an elevator shaft in a Tulsa variety store for about five minutes, her ring snagging on a bolt of the safety gate. A fellow worker raised the elevator, she fainted on contact, and Katherine Ash helped lift the car from the first floor.
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Tulsa
Okla
Calvin Yost
Katherine Ash
Railroads Lead Stock Upswing
New York stock market rose with railroads at the forefront. Prices swung about two dollars up or down with gains and losses within one to two dollars, as the session shifted from initial resistance to a definite lopside movement after several false starts.
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New York
President Says Gls Must Stay After Truce
President Eisenhower told an audience at the United Defense Fund annual meeting that even if peace comes in Korea, American and allied troops must remain in the region for a lengthy period. He described a post armistice period as a trying time and urged continued support for USO and related programs to ease the soldiers’ burden.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Korea
United Defense Fund, Inc
Statler Hotel
White House
United Nations
United Defense Fund
United Service Organization
USO
Child Tragedy in Buena Park Crushed by Drawers
A 2 year old Patrick Germain died after climbing a highboy with drawers as a ladder, the furniture toppled and crushed him. His mother rushed him to Dr. Carl Brenner but he died. Autopsy cites brain concussion and crushed chest. Surviving kin include brothers Ronald, Gary, and John Allen. grandmother Mrs. John Buk of Minneapolis and grandfather Irwin Germain of Rivera. Funeral at St. Pius Church. burial Holy Sepulcher Cemetery. Renaker Mortuary in charge.
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Buena Park
Patrick Germain
Irwin Joseph Germain
Taylor St
Patricia
Carl Brenner
Paroled convict seizes NM bus with knife terror ride
A 23 year old ex convict from Arizona held 25 passengers on a northbound New Mexico bus for over an hour wielding a knife and threatening violence. State police jailed John F Dennenger at Truth or Consequences NM after the driver halted at a roadblock. Officer Eddie Apodaca and Clint Smith Jr. assisted in the arrest at Socorro. Dennenger had been released on parole April 2 and reportedly warned federal machines would get him.
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Socorro
N. M
Arizona
New Mexico
John F. Dennenger
Eddie Apodaca
Socorra
Arizona State Prison
New Mexico City
Frank L. Vencill
Clint Smith Jr
Las Cruces
University of New Mexico
Apodaca
Dennenger
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Raymond Y. Darby
Hall of Records
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Martin DeVries
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