Eisenhower Urges Defense Build Up on World Peace Plan
President Eisenhower told a Library of Congress luncheon that the United States must construct strong defense forces to deter Soviet aggression and sustain peace in Europe. He warned of the high cost of peace and stressed unity of purpose enforced by resolve, urging Congress to back a large military buildup and a stronger information service to counter propaganda.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Eisenhower
Senate
Library of Congress
America
Amos
Misenhower
Cenhower
Riselawer
Europe
Amellen
Nebris
Return From Moscow Turns to Iron Curtain Disillusion
Arden Perin, a 29 year old marine engineer and self described American Communist, left the United States with his family November 28 seeking life in Russia. After failed entry to Russia and arrests in Czechoslovakia they were expelled and returned home noting they lost faith in communism. He said he was kicked out of the party for disagreements and that the pilgrimage to Moscow cost him money.
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U. S
Typhus Epidemic Hits China Reds
An Army spokesman said a typhus epidemic has struck Chinese Communist troops in Korea, overwhelming fighting capacity. The outbreak began weeks ago and caused several deaths among troops and support workers, with no sign of abating. No cases have been reported among U.S. or other United Nations settlers in Korea, all inoculated.
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Korea
Vietminh Guerrillas Attack U.S. Ship in Saigon
In Saigon a Vietminh assault on the U S S Windham Bay in the Saigon River injured five French Marines and prompted U S sailors to seek cover on shore and later reboard. The carrier carried fighters and war materiel for French forces in Indochina.
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New Tax Message to Congress Due
The White House announced President Truman will send a new tax message to Congress tomorrow. The budget proposal is expected to seek about 10 billion dollars in additional taxes and will be released between 10 and 11 in the morning.
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Courageous Wife 21 Dies After Faithful Final Letter
Virginia Silliman of Arentium dies at 21 after a year of cancer and five operations. In a letter made public after death she asks why she was born and says her task was to bring loved ones to the Lord. She urges faith to bear sorrow and notes her purpose.
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Virginia Silliman
Lawrence
Thorn
Winter Storm Paralyzes Much of the U.S. with Snow and Cold
A severe winter storm battered the nation with heavy snow sleet and freezing rain. Cities reported major travel disruption and power outages while schools closed across storm areas. Temperatures plunged with subzero wind chills as residents faced transportation and communication slowdowns and widespread emergency responses.
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Weather outlook clear with fog patches overnight
The forecast calls for generally clear conditions tonight and tomorrow with patchy fog tonight. Temperatures rise slightly tomorrow while winds shift from light variable to westerly at 10 to 15 miles per hour in the afternoon.
Judge Disarms Wife-shooter at Family Court Steps
New York February 1 a furious husband Harry Starr 39 a cab driver fired six bullets at his estranged wife mother of three as she stood on the steps of a family court He was tackled and disarmed by Domestic Relations Judge Juvenal Marchisio 48 who sprang from his car and overpowered him Starr admitted the shooting and was taken into custody The judge had just ruled against Starr in a custody petition involving the couple's three children
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Juvenal Marchisio
Marchisio
Teletype News Highlights and Section Guide
Smog bill proposes federal action in the U S with figures noted on page A-6. Beach combing receives a brief on page 8 1. Boyle Pags appears in section C-11. Various features listed across pages A-1 to C-19 include ads, editorials, financials, obituaries, sports, theater and women’s activities sections.
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Rail Strike Spreads in Korea Front War Update
AP dispatch from Tokyo reports bitter hand to hand fighting in western Korea as United Nations forces push toward the Han River. A French American combat team is trapped by Chinese forces while Turkish troops advance toward Anyang near Seoul. Allied units probe Wonchon and Chipyong as front lines stretch near Suwon and Yoju.
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Officers Nab 3 Escapees From State Hospital Ward
LITTLE ROCK Ark Feb 1 Three of a dozen men who fled the state hospital for nervous diseases were recaptured this morning one block south of state police headquarters. They surrendered to Lt Allen Temple ton and Sgt Floyd Short of the state police after seeking refuge in a house with an elderly couple who were unharmed but scared to death. One fugitive was captured last night three hours after the escape. Eleven of the escapees, all felons, were held for observation. eight remain at large and are described as potentially dangerous and armed.
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Nevada atom blast lights predawn Long Beach sky
In Viegas Nevada at 5 48 am a third atomic explosion in a week was visible around Long Beach as a brilliant flash lit the predawn sky. AEC said no radiological hazards were reported while witnesses described a dawn like glow and a rumbling roar.
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Rail strike cripples railways nationwide
Widespread walkouts by engineers, firemen, and switchmen cripple rail systems and halt defense shipments. California yardmen join the action as Southern Pacific reports many sick and absent workers, with service crews only partially operating and major lines disrupted across multiple cities.
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Britain Urges Delay on China Sanctions
The United Nations Assembly voted China as an aggressor in Korea while Britain urged restraint on sanctions. The body backed a new collective security committee, urged China to withdraw forces, and pledged to continue UN action, amid calls for a peaceful settlement. Britain urged slow sanctions and focus on peace.
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Food block fuels pause in Korean War rations
In Chicago two railroad carloads of Air Force combat rations bound for Korea and Japan are blocked by the switchmen strike. Army quartermaster Lt. McNeilly says the 59,000 to 100,000 ration packages may be held up for at least 48 hours with no immediate movement planned.
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80,000 to Enter Army in April
The Defense Department asked Selective Service to supply 80,000 men for the Army in April. The draft calls for 80,000 for January February and March as well. April’s request brings total Army draft calls to 550,000 since drafting resumed last fall. Navy Air Force and Marines do not plan draft calls for April. So far all draftees have been for the Army.
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Paroled wartime grafters ex general Meyers freed
Ex Air Force major general Bennett E Meyers walked out of prison on parole after nearly three years and was immediately arrested on income tax evasion charges. He posted a $3000 bond and is free pending the tax case. Meyers was stripped of honors and pension by President Truman after a conviction for pressuring a civilian to lie about his wartime role. He had served at Lorton VA and was divorced during confinement. he has three children.
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