New Zealand Plans Pacific Defense Pact
New Zealand Prime Minister Sid Holland said New Zealand’s future defense would be linked with friendly Pacific nations in a common policy. After talks with John Foster Dulles, Holland hoped for a joint arrangement but declined to comment on a US New Zealand Australia alliance.
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Washington's Birthday School Day Exception in Fairfax VA
Fairfax Virginia February 1 Fairfax youngsters must attend school missing Washington birthday holiday due to bad weather except in Fairfax County where George Washington lived. This makes up for a day in the snowy period.
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Eisenhowers Begin French Residence
AILLES France February 21 AP General Dwight D Eisenhower and Mrs Eisenhower arrived in Europe to command the western Atlantic Pact forces. They landed Cherbourg aboard the Queen Elizabeth and traveled to Versailles then Paris returning to a first floor hotel suite to rest and unpack.
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Cotton Mill Workers Readied for Strike Boston
Two hundred thousand CIO cotton rayon mill workers told to prepare for a strike on March 15 unless pay raise demands are met, as the CIO wool and worsted strike enters its sixth day. Instructions issued by Emil Rieve, TWUA president, said to be adopted by the union’s cotton rayon policy committee.
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Wind and Rain Sweep Eastern Half of Country
Storms moved from the Ohio River Valley into the mid Atlantic and south as winds of 25 to 30 mph lashed the region. Michigan and Lake Erie saw rain and snow mixed, while a Mississippian woman died in Craig Springs during the windstorm. The St Louis area endured shattered glass and 10,000 outages, with rivers rising and ice jams prompting evacuations in Portland Michigan.
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Steel Cut Aims to Save 1 Million Tons for Defense
AP reports national production chief Manly Fleischmann announces a one fifth steel cut for consumer durable goods in April through June 1951. Cars refrigerators and appliances face 80 percent of first-half 1950 levels, copper 75 percent, aluminum 65 percent, while output remains strong in many sectors.
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