Red Satellites Soon May Be Part of Union
Washington, Feb. 14 AP eastern European assaults on churchmen stir American suspicions that Moscow may be preparing to discard the peoples democracy system in Soviet satellites and absorb the bloc into an expanded Soviet Union. Officials see one pattern in Bulgaria and other states toward one party police states with Soviet economic control via the Council for Economic Mutual Aid.
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Washington
Moscow
Russia
Soviet Union
Hungary
Cardinal Mindszenty
Bulgaria
Poland
Czechoslovakia
U. S
Chapin
Budapest
Mindszenty
Workers Party
Communist “Council For Economic Mutual Aid
China Envoys Fly on Peace Errands
Nanking reports show Chinese envoys splitting efforts for peace with the Communists and Nationalists. A Shanghai delegation reached Peiping while three members of the Nanking party went to Canton to relay Li Tsung jen’s view on negotiations. Wu Yuhao said Li was pleased with Peiping talks and that technical steps toward opening peace talks were urged. Six delegates later denied some points attributed to Wu.
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Nanking
Shanghai
Peiping
Canton
Sun Fo
Li Tsung-jen
Wu Ywu-hao
Albuquerque patrolman's radio ping spans 2500 miles
An Albuquerque New Mexico state patrolman, after his car broke down in a canyon, could not reach headquarters. He reached Hackensack New Jersey dispatch via the Bergen County station to relay the message. The canyon likely blocked the radio signal, but New Jersey managed the relay and Albuquerque sent thanks as help was dispatched.
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Hackensack
N. J
Albuquerque
N. M
Bergen County
WPFK
New Jersey
KSTH
New Mexico
Edgar C. Bell
Frank Czerk
Bergina County
Church May Remove Pastor in Race Dispute
Miami Shores Community Church votes February 22 on whether to retain Rev. Donald Douds after inviting Rev. Edward Graham to speak during Brotherhood Week. Cross burnings occurred at both churches, threats were reported, and the talk was canceled amid claims of division within the congregation.
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Iami
Fla
Miami Shores Community Church
Donald Douds
Community Church
Edward Graham
Mount Zion Baptist Church
Douds
L. F. Ward
Board of Trustees
The
Children Perish as Parents Plan Party
MINNEAPOLIS Feb 14 Three children burned to death in a city hut while their mothers baked Valentine cookies nearby. Wayne Robinson 4 Thomas Robinson 3 and Danith Magneson 5, children of two families, were in the Robinson quarters when the fire started. Firemen noted a hole in the floor suggesting the children may have been playing with a flammable object.
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Minneapolis
Navy Pilot Dies as Plane Crashes in Yard
A Navy pilot was killed when his fighter plane spiraled into a front yard in SMWwell New Jersey. The aircraft, based at Willow Grove Air Station near Philadelphia across the Delaware River, crashed at about 30 000 feet yesterday. The name of the pilot was not released.
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B. Jones
Willow Grove
Smwwell
N. J
Navy
Willow Grove Air Station
Philadelphia
Delaware River
Strike Affects Dyers Convention in Philadelphia
The 40th annual meeting of the National Institute of Cleaning and Dyeing in Philadelphia's Convention Hall becomes a box lunch event due to a city transit strike. Delegates stay in continuous session during the four day convention as hundreds bring meals and the basement cafeteria runs out of food. About 8000 delegates arrive by bus chartered from New Jersey plus taxis and private cars. dry cleaners from all states and several foreign countries attend.
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Fruladilphia
National Institute of Cleaning and Dyeing
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Church Fire Fails to Stop Marriage in Canton
Two hours before the planned wedding at Windfall Methodist Church in Canton Pennsylvania a fire caused heavy damage to the church. The couple Marion Huff man and Rosa Wilcox proceeded with the ceremony, marrying at East Canton Methodist Church on Saturday night, despite the blaze.
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Canton
Feo
Marion Huffman
Rosa Wilcox
East Canton Methodist Church
New Yorkers Win Vanderbilt Cup Bridge Tournament
A five man New York team led by Lee Hazen won the Vanderbilt Cup national contract bridge tournament. They defeated a Sobel led New York team by 200 points after a 56 board final. Teams from the American Contract Bridge League competed at the Hotel Pierre with fifty two entrants. Members also included Charles Lochridge Morrie Ellis Harry J. Fishbein and Harry Hirsch.
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Wow Uhk
Lee Hazen
Hazen
Helen Sobel
New York
American Contract Bridge League
Hotel Pierre
Charles Lochridge
Morrie Ellis
Harry J. Fishbein
Harry Hirsch
Reporters named as godparents for actress's son
In Los Angeles on February 14 7 three reporters became godparents of actress Anne Gwynne and attorney Max Gilford's newborn son. While Gilford was in court a trio of journalists suggested a name for the baby. The Gilfords invited John Rose James Crenshaw and Nadine Mason to stand by as godparents at the christening of Gregory Maxiwell Gilford.
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Los Angeles
Anne Gwynne
Max Gilford
Gilford
John Rose
The
Examiner
James Crenshaw
Herald-Express
Nadine Mason
Times
Ithe Gilfords
Gregory Maxiwell Gilford
Group of 26 B-29s Arrives in Britain
London February 14 26 U S B 29 Superfortresses arrived in England today after flights from Florida and New Jersey. The bombers are part of the 2nd Group stationed at Spokane Washington. Four other flights of the same group are en route with stops at Bermuda or the Azores. The group will be based at Sculthorpe in the Midlands for an indefinite training period. It replaces the 301st Group of Satina Kansas which returned to the United States.
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London
England
Florida
New Jersey
Spokane
Wash
Bermuda
Azores
Sculthorpe
English Midlands
Satina
Kan
United States
A.M.A Proposes Alternate Health Plan in Chicago
The American Medical Association unveiled a 12 point alternative to compulsory health legislation. It calls for a federal health department headed by a physician with cabinet status to coordinate all federal health activities except the armed forces. The plan would promote hospital facilities, medical education, and research while allowing states to form medical care authorities and administer funds with medical and consumer representation. It faces opposition from Rep. Dingell who dismisses it as a cheap imitation of the real plan.
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Chicago
Department of Health
American Medical Association
Elmer Henderson
Louisville
A. M. A. Board of Trustees
Congress
Henderson
Sen
Murray
D.-Mont
Rep
Dingell
R.-Mich
Washington
Rep. Dingell
Hoover group report faults federal supply system
The 12 member Hoover Commission warns the Bureau of Federal Supply is mislocated in the Treasury and lacks authority and facilities. It says the result is a chaotic system with agencies competing for scarce commodities and duplicating storage while operating 17 different property identification methods. The panel has delivered its third installment and must present to Congress by March 13.
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Bureau of Federal Supply
Treasury Department
Etea
Hoover Group
Commission On Organization of the Executive Branch
Congress
Pope condemns Mindszenty case in rare consistory
Sixteen cardinals attended a 25 minute consistory in which the Pope denounced the Mindszenty trial and sentencing as a grave offense to human dignity and liberty. He delivered a 1200 word message focusing entirely on the case, calling it unprecedented in a century.
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Cardinal Mindszenty
Vatican
Frigid Wyoming Tank Rescue C Co 141st Relieves Sick Man
In a Wyoming blizzard, six soldiers in a two-tank relief mission for Dick Carpenter brace a stalled convoy. They battle zero temperatures, repair a broken generator, rescue Carpenter, and drive the tank into Rock Springs hospital, leaving two men behind with snowshoes.
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Alfred Bramwell
Alfred
Bill Kelly
Charles Pope
Pope
Kelly
Air Force
Cope
Bitter Creek
Richard Miller
Carpenter
Antelope
Rock Springs
ERP Bill Delayed by Arms Pact Budget Debate
Senator Vandenberg urged official estimates on the cost of aiding European nations to rearm as the $5.58 billion European recovery authorization moves through Congress. Unofficial ranges place military aid between 1 and 2 billion dollars, with questions tied to the North Atlantic Security Alliance and the proposed treaty. Eisenhower’s role and White House recalls add to the political pressure on foreign policy moves.
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Ashington
Sen
Vandenberg
R.-Mich
Senate
House Foreign Affairs
North Atlantic
Man Connally
D-Texas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Capitol Hill
Western Europe
Sweden Seeks NATO Link While Maintaining Neutrality
A Swedish source in touch with defense plans says Sweden fears a future east West war and desires to join the north Atlantic pact without provoking Russia. After a conference with 14 American reporters the source said Sweden would align arms with the United States and seek U S raw materials to boost arms output to aid Norway and Denmark.
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Stockholm
Ning
Sweden
Russia
United States
Norway
Denmark
Weather and snow emergency toll across states
Blizzard続ed from page one reports widespread damage and transport disruption. Damage in Alvarado estimated at 50000 dollars while subfreezing California temps, rescue efforts for 500 passengers stranded at Rawlins and Hanna, and new emergency areas in North Dakota reflect deep winter strain. Red Cross surveys urgent needs. Maj. Gen. Pick mobilizes Fort Lincoln staff and 24 hour duty as snow drives continue. Strong winds hamper rail and road clearing across Nebraska South Dakota Wyoming and surrounding areas.
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Alvarado
California
Rawlins
Hanna
Wyo
Evenue
North Dakota
Uaremile
Red Cross
Lewis A. Pick
Fort Lincoln
Bismarck
Mott
Het- Unger
Belfield
Wimnan
Pick
Nebraska
Neligh
Alliance
Valentine
Erailway
South Dakota
Wyoming
Union Pacific Railroad
Rock Springs
Green River
Sinois
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Ohio Valley
Pennsylvani New York
New Engad
Wisconsin
Iowa
Minnesota
Dakotas
Montana
Utah
Nevada
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Wryo
Red Desert
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