Plan to end Korea war proposed by Chou En-lai
Peiping broadcast Premier Chou En-lai proposed a three point plan to end the Korea war. It called for immediate repatriation of prisoners choosing to go home, handing over to a neutral state all others, and allowing each side to explain to prisoners what the decision means. The plan echoed Indian and Panmunjom ideas and marked a more conciliatory Reds stance.
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Tokyo
Chou En-lai
Communist
China
Korea
United Nations
Chou
Panmunjom
Peiping
Reds
Chav
Peace Talk Drops Stocks Near Two Billion Losses
New York report shows about 2 billion dollars erased from NYSE values as talks on Korean prisoner exchange prompted a broad market drop. Losses reached 4 to 5 dollars per share at the worst, with aircraft, steel, motor, and railroad stocks hit hardest, along with defense contractors.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Marines Repulse Reds on Christmas Hill Front
South Korean troops halted a Chinese Red drive on Christmas Hill as U S Marines dug in at Vegas, a bloody western outpost. The battle left around 100 Chinese killed or wounded, with Marine defense lines holding after dawn recuperation and a heavy artillery curtain. Sabre pilots claimed multiple MIGs shot down or damaged, including Lt Col George L Jones claiming one MIG, his 30th jet ace status. Snow fell up to five inches as fighting continued, page A-4 continuation.
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Seoul
Christmas Hill
U. S
Vegas
Mundung
Sabre
iCol
George L. Jones
Veres Beach
Pla
British Envoy Returns Home From Moscow Urgently
Sir Alvary Gascoigne, the British ambassador in Moscow, is recalled to report on Russia's new peace offensive. He leaves on Tuesday by regular Soviet airliner to Berlin, then to London, cutting short planned meetings and memorial services. The recall reverses prior plans to depart in March or after Easter.
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MoscooWw
Sir Alvary Gascoigne
London
Gascoigne
Russia
Stalin
Moscow
Foreign Office
Berlin
Foreign Aid Cut Planned by Ike and Lawmakers Say
Senate Republican Leader Taft and House Speaker Martin said Eisenhower plans a foreign aid cut. They indicated no final amount yet, but expect a reduction from the Truman plan of 57.5 billion dollars for the next fiscal year. Taft noted Stassen is studying possible cuts of carry-over funds up to 10 billion dollars.
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Eissenhower
Senate
Taft
Ohio
House
Martin
R.-Mass
Truman
J. Taft
Eisenhower
Mutual Security
Harold E. Stassen
Stassen
131 Korea Casualties in New U S List
The Defense Department released a new Korean War casualty list naming 131 Americans. The report shows 19 killed 107 wounded one missing two injured and two captured. Details appear in the paper sections listed.
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Iow
U. S
Washington
Defense Department
Launch Probe as Best Home Fire Kills 33
Largo Florida AP three agencies investigate wind swept fire that destroyed a one story nursing home killing 32 elderly patients and a nurse while 25 patients were saved. Fire officials and neighbors aided rescue as owners’ aid and local fire companies fought the blaze for about 30 minutes before collapse. The tragedy also includes a fatal automobile crash involving welfare director Angus D. Smith.
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Largo
Fla
State Hotel Commission
Sid Saunders
W. L. Littlefield
Clearwater
Ifer Angus D. Smith
Pinellas
Isa
Reds Invading L A Schools Solon Charles
Los Angeles hearings reveal two groups the United Citizens for Better Schools and the Citizens Committee for Freedom in Education aim to influence the 1952 school board race. Rep Jackson cited links to known Communists and fellow travelers among Los Angeles educators and noted meetings in Hollywood with teachers Frances Eisenberg and Jean Wilkinson plus a film shown called Man Who Hates Children.
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Los Angeles
Donald L. Jackson
R.calif
House un-American Activities Committee
Rep. Jackson
United Citizens For Better Schools
Citizens Committee For Freedom In Education
United Citizens Group
Jackson
Abraham Minkus
Minkus
Ans
Reds
AFL Teachers Union
Kit Clardy
R.mich
Congress
Hollywood
West Hollywood
Frances Eisenberg
Jean
Benson Wilkinson
Weather: Low clouds tonight then sunny Tuesday afternoon
A weather forecast notes low clouds tonight and Tuesday morning, then clearing to mostly sunny by Tuesday afternoon. Strong daylight brings brighter conditions and warming trend into the afternoon.
Firemen Rescue Elderly Guests From Strand Hotel Fire
A blazing Strand Hotel on the Atlantic City boardwalk trapped four elderly guests on a seventh floor ledge for over an hour. Firemen, battling a 50 mile per hour wind and smoke, extended a 36 story ladder to reach the ledge and carried the four to the street, then to Atlantic City Hospital. The victims include Abe Cooper 64 and his wife Tillie 50 Passaic New Jersey Esther Schoenthal 64 of the hotel and Catherine Kilcullen 60 of Atlantic City a maid who helped others escape. Mrs Cooper was said to be in serious condition from a heart ailment and the others suffered smoke inhalation and shock. The fire spread toward the Steeplechase Pier before being checked.
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N. J
Strand
Atlantic City Hospital
Abe Cooper
Tillie
Ex-Cop Dugan Caught After Rooftop Fusillade Burglaries
William Joseph Dugan, 26, a former Newport Beach police officer, was arrested Feb 9 with four others for on duty burglaries. He was captured early today on a rooftop after a six-shot fusillade from three officers, with recovered folded currency from a purse. Dugan, who had served nearly two years, faced multiple burglary charges and awaited sentencing, while fellow officer Douglas William James stood accused in a separate case. The arrest delayed James’s trial and prompted prosecutors to reassess status of the cases in Santa Ana Superior Court.
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William Joseph Dugan
Ich Dugan
W. W. Seaford
Park N Ave
Dugan
Onyx Ave
Paul Stephens
Dugin
iMerchant
al Marshall
John Kearney
W. W. Sanard
Tims
Stephens
Virgil Phebus
James
Dames
James P. Devine
Six Men on Drifting Barges in Peril Near Bermuda
NORFOLK VA Six mariners were aboard two 210 foot barges being towed to Bermuda when they broke apart in heavy Atlantic seas 150 miles northeast of Cape Hatteras North Carolina. The Moran reported inability to reach them due to high seas as Coast Guard cutters Camp Hell and Agassiz were dispatched from May Morehead City to assist with rescue efforts.
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Coast Guard
Marion Murtan
Bermuda
Cane Hatteras
N.C
Moran
Camp Ihell
Agassiz
Morehead City
Eisenhower Aid Attacks Interference in Policy
Washington AP report on Harold E Stassen accusing Sen McCarthy of undermining foreign policy by blocking shipments to Tron Curtain nations. McCarthy countered that his staff would push for removal of ships from Red trade while Greek owners agreed not to trade with North Koreans or Chinese Communists. State Department announced Greece will order a wall to such shipments by Greek flag ships March 23.
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Harold E. Stassen
Sen.McCarthy
R.-Wis
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West
Tron Curtain
McCarthy
Dulles
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State Department
Administration
Mutual Security
Stassen
Johnny-Os reconcile as football star faces draft move
Johnny-Olszewski and his wife Dorothy have reconciled amid rumors of a second child. Dorothy and their son David John, born last Aug. 31, are in San Francisco as Dorothy nears nursing graduation. Johnny, an All-America fullback at California, is expected to pursue professional football as the Chicago Cardi-League draft looms.
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Chicago
Mals
Joe Stydahar
Los Angeles
Dorothy
Johnny-O
St. Anthony's High School
Fireball
University of California
Olszewskis
David John
Barry Wiggins
Magnolia Ave
Poly High School
Johnny
Long Beach
Theiversity of California
San Francisco
St. Francis Hospital
Reno
Olszewski
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