Plan Allied Flact to Halt Reds Plan Allied Flact to Halt Reds
Bangkok dispatch describes postwar policy remarks by Dulles and officials. Dulles cites a substantial West gain in freedom battles, warns against overconfidence, and notes Soviet and allied setbacks such as the armistice split and France’s rejection of a proposed cease-fire. Mention of Manila Pact and German rearmament debates frames broader East-West tensions.
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Bangkok
Dulles
Thuijee Saie
Mko Zager
Butte
Trieste
Cam Willian
Germany
al Fraser
Los
Wolf Ladefinsky
Tokyo
Agriculture
T Department
Deepartment of
Agrill
State Department
Agriculture Department
Ant
David Brier
Swans
Bruce
Stow Pool
United States
Guarrenila
Police Shoot Man in L A After Holdup
In Los Angeles a 27 year old man, Robert Lee Wilkins, was wounded in a close range gunfight after a $100 robbery. He was in critical condition at General T Hospital with a bullet in the abdomen. A grocery store proprietor John Tromles helped capture the suspect as officers pursued a fleeing car.
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Los Angeles
Robert Lee Wilkins
General T Hospital
Wilkins
Steve Ifendras
John Tromles
Wilkitts
Barbara Fas Jenson
Robert L. Wenders
Donald Wilhiams
Jensen
Wkins
Parliament Buildings Blamed For Epsom Salt Formation
London reports Sir Frank White, a railway engineer and amateur geologist, said fumes from potteries across the Thames react with Parliament dolomite stone to form magnesium sulphate known as Epsom salts. The remark links the sulfur fumes to the salt production around the royal buildings.
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Epsom Salts
London
Potteries
Thames River
Britain
Frank White
Frank
Igner
Knight May Seek New Tax at Inauguration
Knight, 58, to be sworn in as California's 31st governor before joint houses. Expectation of tax shifts to balance a 1950-56 budget, including potential liquor, cigarette, and gambling levies. Administration eyes using remaining reserves and reforming revenue formulas tied to offshore and park funds.
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Sacramento
Knight
California
Phil S. Gibson
State Supreme Court
Assembly
Senate
Beng
Mnanees
Kaighe
Nocice IL
John M. Peirce
Mogeain
Ex Con Crashes Banks to Reach Jail Home
In Sydney Mines Nova Scotia an 86 year old ex convict robbed two banks seeking to be sent back to jail after months of unemployment. He smashed a bank window at a local branch and later broke into another, leaving with a stool and injuring his hands before finally calling the police himself.
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Sydney Mines
Ben Roberts
Fo MacDonald
Montreal
Roberts
Houtle
Monk of Nova Scotia
Royal Banks of Canada
Bank of Nova Scotia
Royal Bank
Army Man Not Released From Navy, Federal Court Action
A federal court ordered Fort Lewis to show cause why Pvt. Ralph E. Spriggs should not be discharged immediately. The Los Angeles draft board allegedly shifted his classification from 3-4 to 1-A, claiming the young man is needed to help his father, Ralph E. Spriggs Sr., who runs R. E. Spriggs Co. The case cites family separation and ongoing plans for overseas deployment.
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Seatile UM
Los Angeles
Ralph E. Springs Sr
Navy
John C. Bowen
Fort Lewis
Ralph E. Spriggs
Spriggs
Draft Board
Busidogs
R. E. Spriggs Co
Maurice Kadish
Powell
LO Am
Fels
Blaze in Cajon Pass Remains Smouldering
A brush fire in Cable Canyon Cajon Pass has blackened about 3 300 acres since Monday and remains smouldering though controlled. It at times threatened two communities and burned several roofs and fences as 1000 firefighters worked against high winds and freezing temperatures leaving 80 patrols active today.
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SAN Bernardind UI
Cajon Pass
Cable Canyon
Socialite Mrs Fahnestock Sr Dies at 73 in Washington
Mrs A Bruce Fahnestock Sr a Washington socialite world traveler and author died Thursday at age 73. She was known for her social scene and literary work and leaves a legacy in Washington society.
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Washington
A. Bruce Fahnestock Sr
Boy mauled by two bulldogs in Ohio incident
In Spartanburg, an eight or nine year old boy named Roger Stokely suffered severe injuries after two bulldogs attacked him on a neighbor's yard. He required about 150 stitches to close arm and leg wounds and remains in serious condition at a hospital. Police detained the animals described as a mixed breed and health officials ordered confinement for ten days for observation.
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Spartansburg
8. C
Roger Stokely
Roger
Gere O'Sullivan
Oga
Estell Gosnell
Sid Sie
Gentral Hospital
Tomas KL. Stakely
O'Sullivan
Flier Identifies Self as Bandit in South Atlantic Robbery
Valdosta Georgia police say a flier identified the self-destructive bandit as Clarence Freeman Alexander, an Air Force man tied to a Christmas Eve robbery at a Jacksonville Florida finance company. The suspect, stationed at Moody Field, shot himself in Florida after an interstate chase.
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Valdosta
Air Force
Jacksonville
Fla
Wilbur Perkergar
Johnny Crawford
Veldosta Roobery
McClenny
Thursiday
Clarence Freemen Alexander
Thei Finance Company
Alexander
Moody Field
Here
Florida
Western row over Saar pact and German rearmament
European dissent grows as the Saar under WEU control fuels protests from Paris to Rome. Western leaders hail the vote as a defense milestone while Soviet and East Bloc media question Mendes France and warn of fragile Western unity.
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WEU
Paris
Britain
Italy
Canada
Norway
West Germany
Free World
Thower
AU Ga
France
Stockholm
Dagens Nyneter
Assembly
Moscow
Alernationss
Moscow Radio
French Assembly
United States
Rome
L'Unita
Mendes-france
Lady editor recalls accident on first anniversary
Lock Haven Pa one year ago tonight Rebecca Gross editor who lost both legs in an auto crash offers New Year road safety tips. She reflects on nine months in hospitals and rehab before resuming duties using canes and artificial limbs.
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Lock Haven
Becca Gross
New West
Miss Grogs
Idenis
Lack Haven Express
Miss Gross
Montoursville
Pennsylvania
Soviet Russia
Associated Press
Nieman
Harvard University
Slips Arm Breaks From New Shoes in San Pedro
In San Pedro 70 year old Matthew Stanovich told police he injured his upper left arm when testing a new pair of oxfords at his home 2665 West 8th Street. The sole slid from a chair causing him to fall and fracture his arm. he was taken to San Pedro Receiving Hospital. He described the shoes as mighty comfortable and said he will take action regarding the sale.
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San Pedro
Matthew Stanovich
Matthew
8Th St
Ace's Death Suit Settled for $57,500
A $350,000 wrongful death suit over the traffic death of World War II ace Capt. Willian Welsh was settled for 57,500. Probate Judge Vietos R. Hanser approved the agreement with Pacific Freight Lines paying the widow Abra L Welsh and her children Kay Sharon and Gene. Welsh was killed July 28 at the Pioneer and Imperial Blunts crossroad while driving from a service station. the driver’s negligence was alleged by Welsh's attorney Allen J Sigel.
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Los Angeles
Cxnsi
Willian Welsh
Pioneer
Imperial
Pontiff Receives Four Thousand Dollar Radio-TV Gift
In Vatican City Pope Pius XIT received a $4,000 combination television radio phonograph set from 600 Brothers of St. Francis Xavier and 15,000 students in 39 U.S. schools. Superior General Brother Oswall entrusted the set to Angelo Beilo Acqui, who placed it in the Pontiff’s Vatican apartment to mark the order’s US centenary since 1854.
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Vatican City
Vatican
B Brothers of
St. Francis Xavier
United States
Fran
Belgium
Baby Chokes to Death on Aspirin Pill
Patrica Ann Oberprilier sixteen months old choked on an aspirin Thursday in Torrance. She was pronounced dead at Long Beach General Hospital. The child was the daughter of Ralph Oberprilier and Mrs Oberprillir. Police said the infant was ill with a cold and swallowed a smart aspirin, a pill lodged in her throat. Fire department and rescue squads failed to revive her. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Stone and Myers Mortuary.
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Torrance
Patrica Ann Oberptiler
Rogselle
Stone and Myers Mortuary
Man Sent to Asylum for Statuette Killing
BALTIMORE, whterwn T Roden, 28, was committed to a neural institution Thursday after being found insane for killing a part-time church organist with a statuette of the Madonna and Child during a visit from his Bainbridge Ga home. Roden, born in Pensacola Fla, testified he suffered brain damage in an Okinawa explosion that killed several comrades. He pleaded innocent by reason of insanity. victim identified as Gerald Woodward McCaffrey, 48.
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Baltimore
T. Roden
Roden
Bai Sridge
Pensacola
Fla
Emory HM. Niles Cole
Okinawa
Gerald Woodward McCaffrey
Lawyer McAllister Smokes After Five Years at 80
Rockland report notes Edward B. McAllister, longtime lawyer since 1893 and non native of South Berwick, promised to quit smoking at 85 if he reached 90. On his 80th birthday he resumed the habit, lighting a cigarette in a brief interview with newsmen, after five years of abstinence.
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Rockland
Edward BE. McAllister
Amos
South Berwick
Long Beach Float Braces For Cold Parade Delays
Cold weather hampers Rose Parade entries as Long Beach prepares its float A Thing of Beauty Is a Joy Forever. Designers from Altadena and Pasadena note extensive use of plaster and cases. parade starts 9 10 am from Orange Grove and Colorado with Long Beach Mounted Police escort and Vikings Band leading. Over a million spectators expected for the 66th annual event with floats on display after the procession.
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Long Beach
Virgil White
Chaiman
Moat Coveraion Committee
Southern California
Chrysanthem Uns
Woody Jecy
Isabelle Colona
Altadena
John Keats
Orange Grove Ave
Colorado St
Colorado
Long Beach Mounted Police
City College
Vikings
Wll
Pasadena
Pay Joma St
Sierra Blvd
A. Mio
Chy Hall
Mass East Germans Flee to West in 1954 Wave
Berlin dispatch reports more than 200000 East Germans escaped the Soviet zone for the West in 1954. The exodus included 2807 Communist Party members and 206 officers, with 704000 of them reaching West Berlin. The yearly total marks a sharp drop from 1953 when 305737 fled west.
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Berlin
Vps
Soviet Zone
West Berlin
Mother Charged in 1949 Death of 4-Year-Old in Indianapolis
Marion County grand jury indicts Lucy Hawkins 17 on second degree murder for scalding death of her son David 4 in 1943. Older children Russell Hawkins 20 and Patricia Gary 18 testify of abuse and being forced to beat siblings. Husband Herold Hawkins 44 calls wife dangerous. investigators plan sanity hearing. children to stay with neighbors.
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Marion County Grand Jury
Lucy Hawkins
Russell L. Hawkins
Patricia Gary
Morris Setties
Sherif's
Haly
David
Herold JC. Hawkins
Hawkins
Russell
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