Latins Urged to Adopt U S Anti Red Plan
In Caracas Venezuela the United States pressed Latin American nations to back a declaration that Communist domination in the Western Hemisphere endangers peace and demands emergency action. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles asked Aman republics to condemn international Communist activities as intervention and to disclose funds and networks behind propaganda and agents traveling for communism in the region.
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Venezuela
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Aman
Western Hemisphere
Stevens Denies He Will Resign as Sec of Army
Washington AP report notes a top aide to Secretary Stevens resigned in protest over the McCarthy dispute while a White House and defense officials deny Stevens plans to resign. Roger M. Kyes plans a May 1 departure as Deputy Defense Secretary after a year in post. Kane cites health and lack of support for Stevens amid pressure over Army dealings with alleged Communists.
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Chicago Tribune
U S Moves to End N Y Port Strike
The NLRB chair said a petition will seek civil and criminal contempt against the International Longshoremen’s Association in federal court for defying a no strike order. NLRB and Waterfront Commission investigators prepare affidavits as a restraining order pressed to curb port disruption amid long dispute over AFL affiliates.
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National Labor Relations Board
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U. S. District Court
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New York-New Jersey Waterfront Commission
Pinnock
AFL Teamsters Union
AFL
JLA
Salvage Men Right Ship in 56 Minutes
The 23500 ton liner Empress capsized at her Liverpool dock on January 26 1953. Salvage crews using 16 winches righted the ship in 56 minutes, a major feat praised as one of Britain's greatest salvage efforts. centsighbors compare to the Normandy and Oklahoma recoveries.
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England
Canada
Britain
New York
Pearl Harbor
Lost Plane Spotted in Alps Graveyard
Ground rescuers near Nice reported spotting the wreckage of a missing U S Air Force C 47 in the Alps about 40 miles north of Nice. None of the 20 aboard were believed to have survived as rescuers faced rough terrain and lingering weather.
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Germany
Francisco
Mine Photographer Dies in England Sneyd Colliery Incident
STORE ON TREN England report that photographer G. A. Rush fell victim at Sneyd colliery while documenting a mine safety film. He was crushed by a cart tub during the shoot, marking a fatal accident on site.
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England
G. A. Rush Vsell
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Compton Man Shot Dead Near Home After Barbecue Run
A 31 year old Lockheed inspector was killed at 2 am while crossing the lawn to his house in Compton. Marion C Teague of 609 N Tajauta St was shot twice with a .25 caliber pistol and collapsed on the porch clutching a bag of barbecue beef. He suffered stomach and shoulder wounds and was pronounced dead at the scene. Police describe no robbery and no getaway car. Teague’s wife Lilian says he had enemies or trouble and suspects a gambling casino argument may have triggered the shooting. Officers say the homicide is under investigation with the body taken to the County Morgue. Det Lt James Bullard and Det Sgt Kenneth Scofield lead the inquiry as neighbors report no one witnessed the shooter. Mrs Teague’s mother Ada slept through the incident.
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Marion C. Teague
N. Tajauta St
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PR. J. Overlin
Dep
Howard Jones
William Humm
James Bullard
Kenneth Scofield
Fred Hi
James Emmons
Dope Cache Two Suspects Nabbed in Major Narcotics Plot
New York authorities seized a narcotics haul valued over 3 million dollars in a retail market operation. Saul Gelb 57 and Joan Kaufman 47, both of New York, were arrested. Gelb formerly Irving F Wexler of Harlem was linked to a nationwide conspiracy and a jail term. Police reported heroin and opium found in a laboratory and a cooking operation at Kaufman’s apartment. Four longshoremen from California were arrested amid a stolen coffee and roasting mill scheme tied to the case.
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Saul Gelb
Joan Kauftman
Gordon
Irving F. Wexler
Alcatraz
Harlem
Gelb
Sol Gordon
City Police
Michael O'Mahoney
John Curtin
Clifford Johnson
Joe Irving
Harry Whittington Jr
San Francisco
Teddy ©. Nichols
Richmond
Calif
Ve. O'Mahoney
City Prison
O'Mahoney
Whittington
Nichols
FBI
Grace Line
Girl Kills Dad to Save Mother in Midnight Quarrel
In BeaNley Washington a 13 year old, Patricia Louise Light, said she shot her father as he slept after protecting her mother during a midnight quarrel. The sheriff said she knocked aside his shotgun as he fired at his wife, who fled to a neighbor. Light was held for arraignment in Juvenile Court.
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W. Wa
John C. Ward
Patricia Louise Light
Patricia Louise
Lord Lyle Dies at 71 in Britain Sugar Magnate
Lord Lyle, a British sugar magnate, died today at age 71 in Bournemouth. His son, Charles John Leonard, inherits the title.
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Bournemouth
England
Charles John Leonard
Teen Girl Builds Lie Detector For Boyfriends
In Oklahoma City a 17 year old high school student Jane Welborn devised a simple lie detector using respiration heartbeat and pulse rate to gauge truthfulness. The device excites when homework is mentioned and she plans to enter it in the science fair with hopes for national competition.
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Jane Welborn
Central High School
Jane
Wild gun duel ends in bloodshed at San Francisco home
In San Francisco a middle aged couple staged a wild gun duel after months of alleged coffee bean theft. Mrs Dolly Wiles, 54, was critically wounded by shotgun pellets in the forehead throat chest and arms as her husband Burt Wiles 56 was taken for questioning. Neighbors reported seven shotgun blasts and six revolver shots. Miss Vivian Brown and Franki e Brown testified witnesses.
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Vivian Brown
Wiles
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Glacier Dirt Threatens Northwestern Pacific Rail Line
Eureka Calif AP crews work around the clock with bulldozers cranes and shovels as a massive earth slide 6000 feet long and up to 1200 feet wide pushes toward the Northwestern Pacific Eel River main line 60 miles southeast of Eureka. The advancing dirt glacier forces repeated realignment of track and roadbed while officials cannot predict when the mass might be halted.
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Calif
Northwestern Pacific
Eel River
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Here
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G. L. Morrison
Where to Find It Listings
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Pasadena couple tied to extortion scare arrested
Sheriff’s deputies report a Pasadena couple, Donald Heath and Mattie Heath, 23, were arrested after a dummy package containing $10,000 was dropped under a tree near their home. The case links a March 4 threat letter to Mutual Savings and Loan chairman R. W. Caspers demanding $20,000 to evade a death plot. President Eisenhower signed a bill liberalizing congressional pensions.
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R. W. Caspers
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Altardena
John
Terrace Dr
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Sheriff's
Washington
LLP
Eisenhower
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Sen. Williams
R.del
House
Snow Causes Uproar in Northwest Florida Towns
In northwest Florida snow caused excitement as children, many seeing snow for the first time, gathered and built small figures. Reports list multiple towns including Crestview Marianna Pensacola and Tallahassee with varying flurries and temperatures. Mobile recorded heavy four inch drifts, the heaviest snow there this century.
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Fla
Sunshine
Florida
Apachicola River
Weather Bureau Re- Mobile
Ala
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Crestview
Frei Wan
Marianna
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Tellahassee
Pensacola
Panama City
Banane City
Yee
Ft. Waltad
Niceville
Vernon
Chipley
Quincy
Tal-lehassee
Mobile
South Alabama
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