Soviet Diplomatic Shakeup Signals Push for East West Peace
Henry Shapiro reports from Moscow that a major reshuffle of Soviet diplomats includes Andrei Gromyko becoming ambassador to London and Georgi Zarubin moving to Washington. The change, tied to shifts in Washington Peiping and Berlin, follows a broader redeployment of top envoys and is seen as a possible year end push on peace talks amid an election year in the United States.
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Henry Shapiro
Moscow
Russia
London
Washington
Peiping
Berlin
Denvntv
Andrei A. Gromyko
Georgi N. Zarubin
Kremlin
Washington Post
Alexander S. Panyushkin
Wshington
G. M. Pushkin
Constitut
U.S
United States
George Kennan
Gromyko
London Post
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Defeat Of Any Red Attack Predicted In Korea
Field Marshall Lord Alexander, British minister of defense, said a new Communist push in Korea would take a terrific loss and would not break through. He noted UN forces could push to the Yalu River but not without terrific losses.
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Korea
Lord Alexander
Alexander
U. N
Yalu
Manchurian
Buenos Aires Station Renamed after Manuel de Pinazo
The transport ministry announced that Jose C Paz railroad station in Buenos Aires province will be renamed Manuel de Pinazo station. The station is named for the founder of the expropriated independent newspaper La Prensa.
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Buenos Aires
Transport Ministry
Jose C. Paz
la Prensa
Manuel de Pinazo
Russia Urged to Seek East West Détente via London
The discussion centers on potential steps Russia might take to ease East West tensions by engaging with London as a diplomatic channel. Analysts weigh the prospects and risks of this approach amid ongoing global strains.
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Russia
London
Child Records Second Fatal Air Crash Near Homes
In Litchfield Park Arizona on Friday an F-84 fighter collided with a B-26 bomber, killing two crew members and the bomber pilot. Capt Herman Peters 35 of Fresno California bailed out seconds before the explosion and survived with a broken ankle. Six year old Fred Dietz Jr. witnessed the crash and shouted that planes were dropping.
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Litchfield Park
Ariz
Fred Dietz Jr
Herman Peters
Fresno
Calif
Hooded robbers raid fur plant for 200000. coats spared
Chicago reporting says three mink coats were missed when gunmen robbed a fur piece plant of 200000 dollars in fur. Sidney Bower, 46, owner, said the attackers appeared unaware of fur items.
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Chicago
Sidney Bower
Fire Claims Five Of Family In Roxbury Blaze
Five members of a Boston family died in a three alarm apartment house fire in Roxbury. The victims included a pregnant mother Cecile Horne 27 and her children Arnold 8 Carole 2 and Cecile’s brother Alan Gorneault 19. Another brother Gilman 16 was saved after sliding down a drain pipe. 18 others escaped. Police said the pregnant mother was due any day and Alan was to be married next week.
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Boston
Roxbury
John Horne
Cecile
Arnold
Carole
Mrs. Horne
Alan Gorneault
Gilman Gorneault
Peat Defined as Decayed Vegetation Product
A peat is a product of decayed vegetation primarily from aquatic plants including reeds rushes mosses and sedges. The description highlights peat forming from wetland plant matter over time.
Denison Actor Douses Stage Blaze in Southern Exposure
Frank Cover led the Denison Community Players in Southern Exposure as a curtain fire broke out on stage. He quickly grabbed a prop pitcher of water and extinguished the flare, turning the moment into a crowd-pleasing save.
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Denison
Frank Cover
Cover
Penelope
State Hospital Board Approves Mexia Construction Bid
The State Hospital Board approved a $734,000 bid by Milo Choate of Tyler for five ward buildings and a cafeteria at Mexia State School. The project adds 375 beds and is to start immediately with completion by the summer of 1951. W. M. Tinsley will be superintendent of the Kerrville State Home starting July 1.
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Austin
State Hospital Board
Milo Choate
Tyler
Mexia State School
W. M. Tinsley
Kerrville State Home
Garza County Cancer Crusade Tops $1 000 For Fight Disease
Garza County residents contributed 1,088.20 to the 1952 Cancer Crusade, far above the 553 goal. County chairman Burnis Lawrence praised workers Shelly Camp Dave Willis Bob Collier Ted Hibbs and others for door to door efforts and the women led by Mrs Jessie Voss coordinating house to house drives.
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Garza County
Bryan Williams
Gamolia
Bob Lusk
Graham
Pearl Nance
Justiceburg
J. J. Taylor
Grassbury
W. A. Long
Barnum Springs
Lonnie Peele
Close City
Southland
Pleasant Valley
Austin
American Cancer Society
Texas
Burnis Lawrence
Voss
Victor Hudman
Carl Webb
Reece Carter
J. A. Rogers
C. R. Wilson
Air Force Supply Chief Warns of Slow Output Risks
Lt. Gen. Edwin W. Rawlings the Air Force materiel chief warned at IBM Poughkeepsie that ongoing production lag could spell death by own action for the United States. He said some industries are slipping monthly toward production goals with no margin for error against Communist threats.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
U. S. Air Force
United States
Edwin W. Rawlings
Air Force
International Business Machines Corp
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