Eisenhower Urges U S Action to Aid Western Europe
In a February address to the nation, President Eisenhower argues that America must participate in protecting Western Europe’s security. He notes Europe’s dependence on U S leadership, calls for greater munition and equipment support, and stresses a working partnership with allied nations to deter communism and preserve free world stability.
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Bevin Improves in London After Illness
London February 3 Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin, recovering from penumonia, is described as praying satisfactorily by his personal physician Sir Alexander Slotan as he progresses in his convalescence.
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Ernest Bevin
Saffe
Penumania
Alexander Slotan
Suitor kills two women and wounds himself in Hopewell
In Hopewell Virginia Grady Ledford 32 shot and killed two women Mrs Fannie Kendrick 23 and Mrs Louise McDiarmid 35 then wounded himself. He died later after writing a note of guilt on a cardboard box and was found outside a store by Charles Scott who rushed him to a hospital.
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Fannie Kendrick
Louise McDiarmid
F. C. Gwaltney
Gwaltney
Grady Ledford
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Kendrick
Moore
Mother Accused of Slaying Niece in Houston Ax Murder
Ada M. Turner, 39, faces murder charges after authorities say she hacked her 3 year old niece Juanita Lewis to death with an ax in a Houston area home. Turner, who claimed she “just picked up the ax and cut her,” was arrested as psychiatrists prepared to evaluate her.
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Houston
Texas
Ada M. Turner
Juanita Lewis
Frazier
Hoax Scented FBI Probes Cable Asking for Money
In Philadelphia on February 3, an FBI probe investigates a possible new scam after Mr and Mrs Gabriel Pacilli received a telegram from Japan claiming their son Robert, 19, wounded in Korea, is asking for seventy dollars. The family will not send funds until the bureau confirms the message.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Gabrie R. Pacilli
Nara
Japan
Thease
Mae
Robert
Pacific
Parisis
Napoya
Pacifis
FBU
Tax plan not enough says House leaders on Truman budget
Cannon and other lawmakers push back against the President’s tax and spending proposals saying the record tax program still falls short to cover defense costs. They expect more taxes and indicate substantial cuts are unlikely while emphasizing military safety and tight nonmilitary spending.
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Taft R.-Chiol
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Quadruplets Born to Boston Policeman Family
In Boston four babies, two boys and two girls, were born to Mrs. Robert J. Allen, wife of a patrolman earning $53.05 weekly. The quads were taken to Children’s Hospital in incubators. doctors say they have a wonderful chance. Archbishop Cushing dedicated his radio program to the birth. Hospital and medical expenses are to be paid. the police and taxpayers were jokingly urged to bill the archbishop if needed. Birth weights ranged from one pound four ounces to three pounds three ounces.
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Boston
Robert J. Allen
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Audubon Hospital
Richard J. Cushing
Boston Catholic
Kathleen
Expert Predicts Freeze Won’t Curb Meat Prices
Former OPA official J Kenneth Galbraith told the Senate House economic committee that meat demand is so high prices may not be frozen even with controls. A Harvard economist and ex deputy OPA head in 1942 40, he cautioned against predicting no rationing.
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UPI
OPA
J. Kenneth Galbraith
Senate
House Economic Committee
Galbraith
Office of Price Administration
Harvard University
Dr Francis Baldwin Dies at 66 in Los Angeles
Dr Francis M Baldwin a 66 year old professor of zoology and former chairman of biological sciences at the University of Southern California died yesterday in Los Angeles his death ends a long tenure at USC where he served until late September as a leading university biologist and educator.
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Los Angeles
Francis M. Baldwin
University of Southern California
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