Brooklyn couple welcomes 15th child at Midwood Hospital
In Brooklyn a couple celebrated the birth of a baby boy at Midwood Hospital, their 15th child. Capt Arthur Wallace 50 and Helen 36 say home life remains busy with 14 to 5 year old siblings, while Mrs Wallace recovers in hospital. The hospital had charged for the 12 hour delivery.
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Brooklyn
Midwood Hospital
Arthur Wallace
Helen
Midwood
Tittle William
Wallace
Capt Wallace
Fort Collins
Colo
Colorado
Ray M. Barger
G. I. Crawford
Tucson
Smallest Budget Since ’50 Sees $53.9 Billion Appropriations
Congress approved a total near 53.9 billion for the fiscal year, the smallest since before the Korean War, trimming only about 2.7 billion from President Eisenhower’s request. The foreign aid measure of 5.24 billion emphasized defense, with 2.76 billion new funds and 2.46 billion carryovers. The overall package also covers regular department needs, a large supplemental bill, and debt interest. The President projects 65.37 billion in spending with 61.64 billion in revenue, yielding about a 3.2 billion deficit.
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Congress
Bixsenhower
South Korea
Hous
Senate
House
White House
Eisenhower
Baker of Tecumseh reaches 112 with quiet due to illness
In Tecumseh Nebraska Mrs Baker aged 112 avoids a public celebration for her birthday as friends explain she cannot be present. The long life is noted with quiet thanks as neighbors remember her. No party planned due to illness and Mrs Baker’s health.
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Neb
Y Baker
Tecumseh
Lota
Mir
Baker
Anti-Red Bill Heads Toward Stripping Communist Rights
Congress moves toward adjournment and passes a compromise denying Communist Party legal privileges while seeking to bar suspected subversives from defense plants. The Senate approved a plan to strip party rights but a broader anti subversion package stalled in the House Judiciary Committee. The White House eyed a signing ceremony that was later canceled, as measures include immunity for national security witnesses and penalties for Communist membership.
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Congress
Mack
Eisenhower
Communist Party
House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
House Judiciary Committee
Browned
Onate
U.S
White House
Cere Amony
National Labor Relations Board
Sen. Humphrey
D-Minn
Army Colonel Stands Trial for Alleged POW Collaboration
Lt. Col. Harry Fleming of Racine Wisconsin goes on trial before a general court martial on charges of wrongfully collaborating with the enemy while a prisoner of war in a North Korea camp. Fleming, captured in October 1950, faces violations of the articles of war and the Uniform Code of Military Justice.
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Army
Harry Fleming
Racine
Wis
Korea
Sth Army
Fleming
South Koreas &Ih
Yalu River
Washington
Dickenson
Crackers Neck
Workington
Frank Schwable
Marine Nier
Peiplng Redlo
Air Force
Scott Air Farce
EL Louis
U.S
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