Churchill urges western unity to deter Soviet threat
Churchill told the Commons that western Europe must unite quickly to deter Moscow and pressured leaders to settle with the Soviet government before it is too late. He warned unity is essential to beat the risk of war and cited past predictions of Russia’s atomic capability.
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A.P
Winston Churchill
Europe
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Russia
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House of' Mans
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Poe
Tiers
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Bevin proposal links Western European states against communism
The United States welcomed British Foreign Secretary Bevin's plan to unite Western Europe for common safety against communism. State Department spokesman Michael J. McDermott said the United States supports European initiative and closer material and spiritual links to reinforce efforts toward a firm peace.
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Washington
Bevin
Europe
State Department
Western Europe
United States
Explosion and Fire Kill Two Babies in University Village
Two infants died in a blast and fire at a small house in University Village near the University of Minnesota student housing. Steven Eisenberg nine months and Sandra Nauss one year old perished. Parents Herbert and Mrs Eisenberg were seriously burned and hospitalized in critical condition. An overheated heating unit caused the explosion.
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Minneapolis
University “Village
University of Minnesota
Steven Eisenberg
Sandra Nauss
Steven
Herbert Eisenberg
General Hospital
Government budget details and local issues on city agenda
Gov Warren outlines a ready budget and next week distribution. Mayor Burton W Chace lists storm drama as the top problem for the year. Page references indicate broad coverage across A and B sections including crime, safety plans, and production concerns.
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Warren
Burton W. Chace
Cofa
Fire Kills Two in Oklahoma City
Two men died in an early morning blaze near the Santa Fe Railroad tracks in Oklahoma City. Victims Cleo Clarence Bain, 42, and Jimmie Lewis were found burned while sleeping in a weed patch set alight to remove a fire hazard. Firefighters witnessed the victims flee their clothes ablaze in distress.
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Oklahoma City
Theklahoma City
Santa Fe
Cleo Clarence ‘Bain
Anda Jimmie Lewis
Senate Votes Grain Economy Extension
The Senate approved by voice vote a bill extending through February 29 the Agriculture Department's power to restrict grain use in liquor. The measure was sent to the House and is slated to expire soon after.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Senate
House
Dana
Stricken Star Clears Friend Held by Police
In Columbus on January 23 police released Howard Graham stage manager of State of the Union after questioning him about actress Kay Francis illness. Investigators corroborated Francis took sleeping pills in a hospital where her stomach was pumped. Francis regained consciousness, Blair said the show faced disruption as Graham was detained before being freed.
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Columbus
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Howard Graham
State of the Union
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Ter
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Teele
Miss. Francis
Shim
Wiliam Blair
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Francis
Blair
Francia
Misa Francis
Frear and Hawaii Pioneer Dies in Honolulu Home
Frear, the Territory of Hawaii’s third governor and first chief justice of the Territorial Supreme Court, died last night in Honolulu at age 71 or 72. Born Grass Valley, California on October 29, 1853, he had been a key figure in Hawaii’s development since 1870 and was educated at Yale University with degrees including LL B and LLD.
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Frear
Territory of Hawaii
Territorial Supreme Court
Grass’ Valley
Calif
Hawaii
Yale University
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Russ to Resume Debt Payment Talk
Official in Moscow says negotiations will resume in Washington on lend-lease settlement between the United States and Russia in the wake of the current debt payment talks.
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Moscow
Washington
United ‘States
Reds Strike in Italian City Cuts Lines in Florence
Rome dispatch reports the Communist led Florence labor movement declares a general strike across Florence Province, spreading to 885000 inhabitants. A clash between unemployed demonstrators and police injures 16, causing telephone and telegraph outages and business disruption. trains largely function.
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Festa
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Bitter Cold Wave Sweeps Eastern Regions and Plains
A severe cold wave grips the east and central United States with subzero readings from Minnesota to the Dakotas and across Nebraska to northern Illinois. Temperatures fall near or below zero as snow falls along the Rockies and into parts of Tennessee Kentucky and Virginia.
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Carolinas
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Dakotas
Nebraska
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Grand Rapids
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Nd. West
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Neb
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Rockford
Pellstorn
Mich
Low Bend
Ind
Toledo
Ohio
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Denver
Chicago
Rockies
Tennessee
Kentucky
Virginia
Royal couple separated by parliamentary visiting rules
Elizabeth and Prince Philip attended a Commons debate on foreign policy in London but were seated in separate galleries due to archaic visit rules. Elizabeth took a place in the women’s gallery while Philip sat in the distinguished strangers’ gallery reserved for men.
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London
Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Allery
Hilip
Pauley Deals Linked to Talk by Anderson
Washington reports allege Pauley profited from commodity trades tied to an Anderson talk. Stassen traced most gains to buying 100000 bushels of wheat and holding nine days for 33475 dollar profit, plus 100000 bushels of oats futures bought Sept 22 and sold Nov 12 for 6700 dollars.
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Anderson
Stassen
Stassén
Moscow Paper Attacks U.S. Air Base Plan
Moscow newspaper Evening Moscow accused the United States of reopening the Mallaha air transport base in Libya as an effort to frighten new democracies of eastern Europe, calling it evidence of close cooperation with British armed forces.
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Moscow
United’ States
Mallaha
Libya
Europe
Canada to Reimpose U S Car Imports Amid Quota Talks
A source close to the Canadian administration says Canada may resume importing United States cars under a quota system within the next two weeks as part of its dollar-saving program. The move follows a temporary ban on US-made autos.
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Canada
United States
Bavaria Paralyzed by Million-Strong Strike Across Lands
From Nuremberg to Munich and beyond, up to a million workers walked out in Bavaria initiating a 24 hour strike called by union leaders over food shortages. Rail and communications slowed as 26 cities reported idle plants and services. demonstrations in Munich filled Adolf Hitler’s former parade grounds with banners demanding elections and democracy amid reports of Communist participation.
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Russia Rejects UN Courtesy Visit To North Korea
An official source said Russia refused a United Nations commission request to pay a courtesy call on the Soviet commander in Russian occupied northern Korea. The commission may leave without entry permission to help prepare for a national election and to pave the way for Korean independence and troop withdrawals. Andrei Gromyko conveyed Moscow’s rejection at Lake Success, citing a negative U.N. approach to Korea.
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Seoul
Russia
United Nations
Commission On Korea
Korea
North Korea
U. N. Assembly
Five Cars Derailed in Ohio Wreck
Five cars of the Atlantic Express passenger train derailed about a mile east of Elgin Ohio today. No one was injured in the Erie line wreck.
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Ohio
Elgin
Erie
Atlantic Express
Onawaa
Eisenhower Declines Presidential Bid Declares Not Available
General Eisenhower said he is not available for the Presidency and would not accept nomination. He released a public letter through the Army press to inform supporters and emphasize his withdrawal from politics. The statement aligns with leaders like Marshall and Sherman who previously refused potential bids.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ike
Leonard Y. Finder
Manchester Evening Leader
Finder
New Hampshire
New York
Marshall
Eisenhower
William T. Sherman
Sherman
Finder Bia
Food carrying plan for New Jersey battleship
In Trenton on January 22, Leonard Dreyfuss seeks federal approval to use the battleship New Jersey to haul about 100 tons of food to Europe during Easter week. He asks Secretary Forrestal to authorize the mission and pledges state generosity and manpower from New Jersey to crew the ship.
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New Jersey
Europe
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Governor’s Conservation Committee
Secretary of National Defense
James Forrestal
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