Dulles Tags Russians as Still a Grave Danger
Secretary of State Dulles said the Soviet Union remains a persistent threat despite peace overtures and urged continued Western defense buildup. He backed European Defense Community plans, suggested possible cuts to foreign aid by improving efficiency, and noted Paris talks on selling defense goods to the U.S.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Red Russia
Free World
Eisenhower
State Dulles
Kremlin
Asia
Europe
West Germany
Dulles
State Department
U. S
Truman
Paris
Maurice Bourges - Maunory
Baruch Cautions on Peace Bids Amid Military Strength Push
Bernard M. Baruch urged optimism over Soviet peace moves but warned against disarmament. He called for mobilization and military strength as essential to lasting peace, favoring strong national defense under President Eisenhower. He affirmed faith in the president and criticized lukewarm control.
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New York
Bernard M. Baruch
Baruch
Industrial College of the Armed Forces
Eisenhower
Soviet Press Highlights Eisenhower Peace Message
The Soviet press and radio gave prominent treatment to President Eisenhower's call that Communist peace moves be accepted at face value until proven otherwise. Washington dispatches appeared on foreign news pages, Moscow radio aired Tass distributed accounts, and Churchill’s welcome of Soviet moves was also quoted.
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Moscow
Eisenhower
Washington Dispatch
Moscow Radio
Tass
Churchill
United States
Britain
Cincinnati man, 78, killed by car Friday night
William Tol ton, aged 78, was struck and killed by an automobile on Friday night in Cincinnati authorities said. The crash investigation is ongoing.
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Cincinnati
William Tolton
Thieves Rob Workday Theft At Martin's Department Store
Police said two robbers dressed in store clothing committed an early Easter theft at Martin's department store in Norristown. They admitted two employees reporting for work and took wallets along with several other clothing items.
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Martin’s
Hall Given Inside Track On GOP Post
A high administration official said former Rep. Leonard W. Hall of New York is close to becoming the Republican National Committee chairman. Dewey endorsed Hall, easing opposition and signaling White House approval before the vote next Friday, with backing from Speaker Martin, Sen. Mundt, and others. Hall, a Nassau County judge, would replace Wesley Roberts at $32,500 annually.
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Washington
Leonard W. Hall
New York
Republican National Committee
Hall
Thomas E. Dewey
New York State
Nassau County
Albany
Russell Sprague
William L. Pfeiffer
Eisenhowser
National Committee
Wesley Roberts
Kansas
Dewey
Roberts
Martin
R-Mass
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Senate
Taft
Ohioan
Dog Qualifies As Rescue Expert
BALDWIN PARK Calif When fire broke out in the Robert Provan home the family s Great Dane Baby acted as a rescue expert. The dog alerted the family by barking and then herded seven puppies to safety in the garage while the parents evacuated with their young son Robert III. The fire was controlled before the fire department arrived.
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Baldwin Park
Calif
Robert Provan
Baby
Provans
Cincinnati Cafe Shootout Ends in Death and Arrest
Bulletin reports a shotgun duel at a Cincinnati cafe leaves Extrelle Jackson, 32, dead. Spencer Hill, 29, critically wounded. Sgt Ed Harvey arrests Hill’s son Ira, 30, on murder charges.
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Cincinnati
Extrelle Jackson
Spencer Hill
Ed Harvey
Hill
Ira
FBI Chief Taft Split on Teachers
Senate Republican Leader Taft and FBI Director Hoover clashed over when Communist teachers should be removed. Hoover urged against letting Communists teach, while Taft argued firing should occur only if there is proven teaching of Communism affecting students.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
Senate
Taft
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
House Appropriations Subcommittee
America
Ohio
Yale
National Canners Association
Chicago
Congress
House
Subcommittee
Soviets Free 15 Doctors in Rehabilitation Move
Moscow reports that Premier Malenkov's new government freed 15 doctors charged last January with killing or plotting to kill state leaders. The communique said the accusations were false and the doctors were completely rehabilitated. It accused former security staff of using impermissible investigative methods and noted arrests for incorrect conduct.
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Moscow
Georgi Malenkov
Order of Lenin
Internal Affairs Ministry
L. P. Berita
Ministry of State Security
State Security Ministry
Joint
Joint Distribution Committee
Beria
Italians Set Election of Parliament June 7
Rome reports the Italian Cabinet dissolved both houses and called a general election for June 7 by a decree of President Luigi Einaudi. The move aims to secure a clear victory, curb Communist influence, and push post election ratification of the European Defense Community treaty.
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Rome
Luigi Einaudi
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Italy
European Defense
Economy Fashion Note on Mrs. Eisenhower Easter Attire
Note to wives outlines Easter outfit for Mrs. Eisenhower including a black taffeta suit black suede pumps handbag white gloves white Norwegian fox scarf and pill box hat of white hairbraid Only the hat is newly bought. The Eisenhowers will attend services at the National Presbyterian Church.
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Eisenhowers
National Presbyterian Church
Easter In U S Has Many Faces Tomorrow
A stratospheric observer would see Easter across the United States tomorrow with dawn services in Bethlehem Pa and sunrise gatherings from Wichita Mountain roads near Lawton Okla to California, Texas, Arizona, and Colorado. Large city processions and stadiums host choirs and trumpets as NBC plans a national broadcast from the Grand Canyon Shrine.
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Associated Press
United States
Wichita Mountain
Lawton
Okla
Bethlehem
America
Wickenburg
Ariz
San Diego
Calif
Lakewood
Colo
Corpus Christi
Tex
Philadelphia
Ross Stover
Hollywood Bowl
Los Angeles
Cotton Bowl
Dallas
James Melton
Grand Canyon
National Broadcasting Company
Former King Carol II of Romania Dies at 59 in Portugal
In Estoril Portugal former King Carol II who abandoned the throne for romance died at 59 from heart failure. He was surrounded by his third wife Elena Lupescu who had been his companion for 23 years and whom he married later. Carol II, son of Queen Marie and King Ferdinand, abdicated in 1925 and briefly ruled again after World War II before fleeing Romania in 1940 with Lupescu.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Carol II
Romania
Estoril
Elena
Magda) Lupescu
Carol
Madame Lupescu
Marie
Ferdinand
Helen
Greece
Mihai
Michael
Balkans
Italy
France
Ion Antonescu
Antonescu
United Nations
Hitler
Dad Plays Hero And Son Benefits
Waltham Massachusetts Frank DiCicco 41 rescued two youths struggling in the Chaves River near a capsized canoe. He towed the vessel ashore after directing the boys to grab the canoe. He later learned one rescuee was his 15 year old son Frank Jr and the other was a 16 year old companion.
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Waltham
Mass
Frank DiCicco
Chaves
DiCicco
Frank Jr
Smashed Car Chases Driver On Rail Track
In Long Beach California a stalled car on a railroad track forced John Coleman Morris a 31 year old painter from Norwalk to flee toward safety. The train struck the vehicle tossing it aside and knocking Morris down. He was hospitalized with serious head injuries.
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Long Beach
Calif
John Coleman Morris
Norwalk
Morris
Turkish submarine Dumlupinar sinks after collision near Canakkale
The Turkish submarine Dumlupinar, formerly the U S Bumper, sank after a collision with Swedish merchant ship Naboland about three miles north of Canakkale in the Dardanelles. Early reports listed 89 aboard with 5 survivors later. rescuers reported air and hopes of more.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Dardanelles
Ankara
Adm
Koroturk
U.S
Naboland
Canakkale
Dardanelles Strait
San Posta
Aksam
Chanakkale
Ready Talks For Trade Of Ill POWs
In Panmunjom Allied and Communist liaison officers plan final touches on a Monday meeting to discuss exchange of sick and wounded prisoners of war. The session aims to set a time and secure Gen. Mark Clark's formal acceptance to the Communists, with Rear Adm. John C. Daniel to head the Allied delegation.
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Robert B. Tuckman Munsan
Korea
Panmunjom
Mark Clark
Adm
John C. Daniel
U.N
Ce Ee
U. N
Charles E. Hollingsworth
Chickesa
Okla
Freedom
Easter Hope Message From Gen Clark To Troops
General Mark W. Clark, commander in the Far East, told U S and U N forces in an Easter message that their hearts hold new hope for near an honorable end to the grim duty of upholding Christian ideals with their lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
U. S
U. N. Far East
New Agreements Reached In Two Major Walkouts
The nation settled two major strikes today ending idle time for about 85,000 workers in steel and rubber plants. Agreements were reached within two hours of each other this morning, improving the country’s labor outlook.
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Associated Press
New York
Pittsburgh
Brotherhood of Railroad
Union Railroad
U. S. Steel Corp
U. S. Steel
Senator Situation In Six States Bit Confusing
The Congressional Directory shows 28 of 96 U S senators born outside their states. Colorado New Hampshire Wyoming Oregon and Montana lack native sons in the Senate. massachusetts has five natives among current senators. Murray of Montana is the only non native American. Separate items describe strikes involving CIO United Rubber Workers and Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, with resumed production and rapid closure of plant walkouts.
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Colorado
New Hampshire
Wyoming
Oregon
Montana
Massachusetts
Saltonstall
Sen
Murray
Mont
Canada
Senate
Byers Texas Saves Town With Neighbor Aid In Water Crisis
In Byers Texas a dry reservoir triggered an emergency proclaimed by Mayor J Milton Dunn. Neighbors and firms rushed to help with pipe and pumps, including 11,000 feet of two inch pipe from D Houston Bolin, trucks from John B Barbour, a force from Sheppard Air Force Base, wreckers from Wichita Falls firms, and a pump from Sid Kring. Water access expected overnight as the pipeline nears completion.
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Byers
Tex
Texas
J. Milton Dunn
Joe Payne
D. Houston Bolin
Bolin Oil Company
Wichita Falls
John B. Barbour
Iowa Park
Sheppard Air Force Base
Sid Kring
Northeast Engine Paws Company
Wichitaalls
Jets Down Lone Mig in Korea Front Fight
U S Sabre jets destroyed one Communist MIG and damaged three others in sweeps over North Korea. Fifth Air Force reported no Allied planes shot down in air combat for the week ending Friday night, while six MiGs were shot down and eight damaged. U S 7th Division troops repelled two Chinese attacks on the Western Front near Old Baldy with lighter actions elsewhere.
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Seoul
U. S
North Korea
Fifth Air Force
U. S. Tth
Old Baldy
Tokyo shaken briefly by low intensity earthquake
A gentle rolling quake struck Tokyo at 2 52 p m today lasting about a minute with no damage reported. The Japan Meteorological Agency said the tremor was low intensity and centered in the Pacific Ocean northwest of Tokyo.
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Tokyo
Pacific Ocean
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