U S Ready to Hear any Russian Korea Peace Proposal
US officials said they would listen if Russia put forward any reasonable plan to settle the Korean War. They noted the UN backed by the United States must work through established machinery and that five power talks could broaden to a Big Five including China. Russia could seek a new four to five power framework, a move seen as propaganda to divide the West and shift UN decisions into the hands of a few powers.
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Girl Killed, 13 Injured in School Bus Crash
Fort Knox Kentucky February 23 A car trailer truck struck a school bus carrying children near Fort Knox killing a year old girl and injuring 13 others. Martha Payne died from a fractured skull while her sister Lois seven was among the injured.
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Martha Payne
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Soprano Maria Jeritza Returns as Rosalinda at Met
Maria Jeritza, 63, the Austrian soprano famed for earlier Met triumphs, returned in Die Fledermaus as Rosalinda in a special benefit performance raising 750000 dollars. Audiences roared as she danced sung and recalled her 1920s glory, with many sending checks to the Metropolitan after the show.
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New York
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Maria Jeritza
Johann Straus
Ezardas
Metropolitan
Maria Dieritza
Vienna Opera House
Beef Piling Up Due to Buyer Resistance on YORK
About 4,000,000 pounds of locally dressed beef are in storage here due to consumer resistance to high prices. Miss Anna Blumstein, secretary treasurer of the Metropolitan Slaughterers' Association, said the beef piled up because meat prices are generally high in the metropolitan area.
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York
Anna Blumstein
Metropolitan Slaughterers’ Association
Nine Americans named among Nobel Peace Prize nominees
Oslo report says the Norwegian Nobel Institute nominated 28 persons for the 1951 prize, including nine Americans. notable nominees include Frank Buchman, Ewing Cockrell, Allen Dobson, H C Honegger, Manley O Hudson, Robert Maynard Hutchins, Charles Gheney Hyde, Robert H Jackson, and Raphael Lewkin. Also named are Trygve Lie Nehru Shawcross and CARE. Ralph Bunche won the 1950 prize for Palestine truce work.
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Oxford Movement
Ewing Cockrell
Washington
Allen Dobson
Nashville
University of Chicago
Charles Gheney Hyde
New York
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Yale
Trygve Lie
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Jawaharlal Nehru
India
Hartley Shawcross
Britain
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Palestine
Truman
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Nehru
George C. Marshall
Bunche
Red Army Marshal Warns World War Would End Imperial System
In Pravda on Soviet Armed Forces Day, Marshal Ivan S. Konev warned that a new world war would liquidate the world imperial system. Soviet papers marked the Red Army’s 33rd anniversary with Stalin portraits and smaller features on War Minister Vasilevsky and Navy Minister Yurnashev.
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Ivan S. Koney
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A. M. Vasilevsky
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Yurnashev
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Polio Victim Flies 11000 Miles to Join Husband
A 24 year old Air Force Major’s wife paralyzed by polio in Manila completed an 11000 mile air flight to Columbus Ohio to be near her husband Maj Robert A McMurray Jr at Lockbourne Air Force Base. She traveled in an air Force plane with an iron lung on board due to high altitude pressure challenges. Upon arrival she was moved to Children’s Hospital and has shown improvement, spending more time outside the iron lung.
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Steelman pressed by union leader at railway hearing
Washington February 23 Presidential Assistant John Steelman faced sharp attack from union leader W E B Chase during Senate labor committee inquiry into the long running rail dispute over pay and working conditions. Chase accused Steelman of threatening a settlement while Morse and Humphrey urged Steelman’s testimony as hearings resume next week. The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen was fined for contempt and Chicago stoppage tied to a broader strike action.
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French Casualties Hit One Third in Korea Action
Paris dispatch reports the French battalion in Korea has suffered 33 percent casualties since entering action two months ago. Losses include 44 dead, 201 wounded, 3 missing, and 126 injured or out of action due to illness or accidents.
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Korea
Mystery of Sex Determination in March Digest
Reader's Digest explains how a baby's sex is determined and whether age or drugs influence it. It asks if wartime births skew male, if family lines bias toward boys, and why more girls are born. The March issue promises scientific answers and 41 condensed articles of lasting interest.
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Perenta
March Reader's Digest
Creeping Death in Philadelphia Six Brothers Die Soon
In Philadelphia Frankford, six Baird brothers aged 8 to 21 suffer from muscular dystrophy, a fatal, hereditary disease. Dr. Gerald Pratt treats them as the family faces food shortages and a near daily fear of death while awaiting possible breakthroughs. The Godfrey brothers in New York face the same ailment, with scant hope and a father who works nights as a waiter.
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Mary Baird
Philadelphia
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Charles
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Ralwl Brothers
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Delaware River
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Episcopal Hospital
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Doan's Pills Relief For Backache And Kidney Woes
Doan's Pills offer relief for backache frequent urination and kidney discomfort. The ad claims reduced kidney function causes nagging pain and fatigue and promotes Doan's as a trusted diuretic used for over 50 years. It urges readers to try the product for relief.
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Sidney
Doan
Ulcers Linked to Family Stress Says Detroit Study
The American Orthopsychiatric Association heard findings from 21 patients in Detroit and Ann Arbor showing emotional conflicts cause peptic ulcers. Male patients often display strong need for love, fear of rejection, and a tendency to imitate maternal patterns, sometimes marrying someone who will care for them.
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American Orthopsychiatric Association
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Mich
First Hand Test Shows Drunkometer Used by Police
Pittsburgh officers finally used a new breath analysis device, the Harger test, after a crash outside No 6 Police Station. Thomas Hughes of Pittsburgh was booked on a drunken driving charge.
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