Allies in Move to Force Pact for Austrians
Western foreign ministers approved most Soviet draft amendments on the Austrian treaty to restore independence. The talks in Berlin discussed Molotov’s demands for continued occupation and neutralization, while five treaty articles near settlement.
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Hawthorne
Valentine
Berlin
Thel
Austria
Ruth Adeline
Roce den
Christiano
Vyacheslav M
Molotov
John Foster Dulles
Mulies
Donunda Molotov
Anthony Eden
Georges Bidault
Leopard Fig
Russia
Ixxue
Moscow
Mrs. Blaine Dies Donor of Big Fortune at 87
Anita McCormick Blaine, daughter of Cyrus H. McCormick, noted philanthropist and heir to the McCormick fortune, dies at 87 in Chicago. She funded global and U.S. educational causes, including 3 million to Francis Parker School and 2 million to the University of Chicago School of Education, backed the Progressive Party in 1948, and created a 100000 trust for Mme. Chiang Kai-shek. Her death follows a long pattern of charitable giving and political involvement.
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Chicago
UPI
Anita McCormick Blaine
Cyrus Hall McCormick
Blaine
Cyrus Hail
Harold Fowler McCormick
International Worvester
The
Foundation For World Government
New York
Daily Compass
Educatio
Francis Parker School
University of Chicago School of Education
Progressive Party
Henry A. Wallace
Mme
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Mmes
Chiang
Tramp jailed for wrapping feet in leaf paper in Paris
Marcel Valez a French tramp began a three month sentence for wrapping his feet in costly fold leaf paper found in a valise he stole in a Paris station. The valise belonged to Japanese diplomat and poet Hideji Katwaski. Valez had holes in his shoes.
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Paris
Marcel Valez
Valez
Hideji Katwaski
Pilot Surprised by 900 Mile Mishap Off Course
Royal Canadian Air Force Flying Officer N L Harrison landed at St Louis Municipal Airport after his jet went 900 miles off course on a routine training flight with navigator G G MacLeod. Navigational aids failed after departing Portage la Prairie Manitoba for North Bay Ontario. Airport tower and Lambert NAS direction finders assisted in guiding the aircraft to land safely.
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ST. Louis
Royal Canadian Air Force
N. L. Harrison
Harrison
Toronto
G. G. MacLeod
Monreal
Portage la Prairie
Manitoba
North Bay
Ontario
Jerry Monnier
Lambert Naval Air Station
Springfield
Missouri
Bus Collision Kills Thirty Passengers in Brazil
A bus collided with a train at a grade crossing near Adamantina Brazil on Friday. Thirty people died and six were seriously injured as the crash caused a fire and many victims burned. The dead include two children.
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Adamantina
Brazil
Lui
Here
Juvenile gang led by boy admits 60 burglaries in LB
A Long Beach youth, age nine to ten, claims membership in the Wildcats gang which burglarized 60 businesses and schools and started fires in junkyards. He identified targets including The Seven-Up Betting Co and Long Beach Library Binding Co, with one gun stolen and several boats and wine taken. Police booked the boy for burglary and related charges. Two younger accomplices were released to parents.
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Wildcats
Long Beach
Charles P. Woraman
Robert C. Johnson
Pine “Ave
Juvenile Bureau
Bueau
Eddie
Santa Fe Ave
Ideal Kennels
W. Cowles St
Long Beach Library Binding Co
Hayes Ave
Stivers Bros
17Th St
Beverage Supply
15Th St
James R. Grainger
Cota Ave
RKO
Hughes
Seabright
Coles Market
Dover
Del
Cavin
Co. Yard
Pacific Coast
Hng
Home Predict More Edition for Tonight
The Home Predict team announces an extended edition schedule for tonight, with eight daily editions planned to capture late-breaking developments. Readers can expect updated forecasts, weather alerts, and regional lottery results across multiple editions.
Storm lashes Southland as Nixon urges bipartisan support
A Pacific Northwest storm drenched the Southland with rain and brought strong winds. Small craft warnings were issued along the coast from Newport Beach to Monterey through tonight. In Long Beach 4 inches of rain fell by 1 PM, raising the season total to 7.80 inches. Northern California saw heavy rain and snow, with gusts over 50 mph and disruptions to traffic. Nixon urged Republicans to seek a working majority and welcome Democratic votes in 1954.
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Pacific Northwest
Southland
Newport Beach
Monterey
California
Long Beach
San Francisco
Sacramento
San Francisco Bay Area
Red Bluff
Redding
KVCV
Earth- Oakland
Richard Nixon
GOP
San Francisco-Oakland Bay
Nixon
Golden Gate Bridges
Lincoln
Seattle
Oakland
House
Senate
Eisenhower
Abraham Lincoln
Hughes Bid Sparks RKO Takeover Attempt
RKO Pictures accepted Howard Hughes offer to buy all outstanding stock for 23 million dollars, subject to stockholder approval. Hughes, who has controlled about a third of RKO since 1948, faces lawsuits over alleged mismanagement related to hiring actresses not appearing in films. Stock rose sharply on the New York Stock Exchange on the bid. Six killed in Los Angeles trolley streetcar crash involving a 1949 car that crossed a double white line and collided head-on with the streetcar. four remain injured. Victims identified as Paul Anderson and wife Ethel, James Boykin, Marshall Cooksey, Mary Frances Lewis, and Ora Mae Moncrese.
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RKO
Hughes
New York Stock Exchange
Sterling Henderson
79Th St
Broadway
Parsons
Paul Anderson
Ethel L. Anderson
James Boykin
Marshall Cooksey
Mary Frances Lewis
Ora Mae Moncrese
Eisenhower to Send Atom Plan to Congress
President Eisenhower will submit a special two part message to Congress on peacetime atomic energy use by private industry and on sharing select atomic information with allies. The plan excludes details on weapon construction and does not address an international atomic pool proposal.
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Thomasville
Eisenhower
Congress
United States
America
U. S
Hagerty
Weather Update Occasional Showers Tonight Through Sunday
Occasional showers predicted into Sunday with a small craft warning in effect until 8 p m. Southerly winds reach 20 to 30 mph along the coast from Newport Beach to Monterey.
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Newport Beach
Monterey
Confederate Vet Tom Riddle 107 Remains Critical
Confederate Veteran Tom Riddle aged 107 remained in critical condition today at the Texas Confederate Home in Austi where he has lived since 1950. Dr Herman Wing medical director said he was waiting hopefully as Riddle is fed intravenously and kept under an oxygen tent.
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Austi
Texas
Tom Riddle
Herman Wing
Riddle
If You Don’t Send a Poem You’d Better Not Go Home
Poem by BEN ZINSER notes Valentine customs from Enid era and how people express affection. Mentions greeting cards, lines of verse, candy boxes, and flowers as options. References Sunday deadline and atomic news dampening romance sentiment in a lighthearted lyric style.
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Miss
Mrs
Jove
Isses
Atomic
Classifieds and schedules tease page references
The notice lists sections and page ranges for Boyle newspaper sections including Churches Classifieds Financial Obituaries Radio end TV Shipping Table Schools Sports Theaters and Tides Temperatures with page coordinates A-8 B-3 B-10 and similar labels
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Boyle
Radio
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