Ike Faces Task of Building Solid Defense on Shaky Base
Washington February 15 Gen Dwight D Eisenhower departs for Europe to organize an Allied defense against possible Soviet aggression while uncertainties linger over conditions and readiness for action Yugoslavia remains a focal question. Officials say American policy toward Yugoslavia aligns with Korea era stance and await emergency triggers before committing direct support or allied military moves.
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Toscanini Injury Cuts Short Concert Plans
In New York Tech reports repeat knee trouble will cut short Toscanini's radio concert schedule and may end his career. An associate said he would perform last in NBC series Saturday night, canceling two more appearances this season and a May London concert with the BBC orchestra.
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Mao Suffering Heart Attack Report Says
Informed sources report Chinese leader Mao Tse-tung has suffered a heart attack amid heavy duties. A physician attended Mao for heart trouble, and Soviet heart specialists were sent to Peiping but were unable to relieve his condition.
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Palmer Named First Cavalry Chief in Korea Change
Maj. Gen. Charles D. Palmer will replace Maj. Gen. Mohart R. Gay as commander of the First Cavalry Division in Korea, announced from Gen. MacArthur's headquarters. Palmer, artillery commander of the division, was promoted to major earlier this week and has served in the Far East command since December 1947.
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Nation's Valentine Girl Wishes She Could Thank Everybody
Twelve year old Jacquelyn Marre, gravely ill with an incurable brain tumor, is showered with Valentine mail from across the United States Canada and abroad. Her parents say she longs to express gratitude while doctors warn she may die at any moment.
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Margaret Mitchell
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Japan
Military Mission to Formosa Rumors Surface in Taipei
In Taipei rumors spread that the United States plans a military mission to Formosa. American officials say no such plan exists. Anticipated aid to Chiang Kai-shek could accompany such a mission, with Vice Admiral Arthur D. Struble of the Seventh Fleet to visit Formosa next week and Major General Howard Furner of the 13th Air Force also due.
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Arthur D. Struble
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Husband Sues Wife Over Dogs Brought Home
In Los Angeles on February 15, construction superintendent Raymond J. Bemrose testified in court that his wife’s work as a former pet shop operator interfered with their home life. He said she closed the shop and brought 15 dogs into their home, leading him to move out after five months.
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Los Angeles
Raymond J. Bemrose
New York Couple Arrested in Truman Plot
Federal agents seized John Correa and his wife Mary in the Bronx on obstruction charges tied to the Truman assassination plot. A seale adj indictment names Puerto Rican Nationalists involved in the Blair House event and a dinner meeting at the Correa home two weeks earlier.
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Nationalist Party
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Juan Francisco Medina
Antonio S. Blanco
Government Puts New Controls on Business Building
Washington today ordered new controls on commercial building to curb inflation and aid defense. The Fed limited real estate loans on commercial structures to 50 percent of value, while the National Production Authority began a permit system for essential constructions. Loans must be repaid in 25 years, with exemptions for schools hospitals churches utilities government projects and most manufacturing mining and agriculture.
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