Britain ready to seek UN talks with Russia on atomic energy
Prime Minister Attlee told London that Britain is prepared to pursue agreement on atomic energy and other disputes with Russia through the United Nations. He blamed Russia for blocking international control and urged willingness to discuss, as Churchill called for Big Three talks ahead of the general election.
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LONDON
Clement Attlee
Russia
Attlee
Britain
United Nations
Winston Churchill
Labor Party
Arecuss
iron curtain
What’s What Today and Page Wide Features
The piece previews Page 23 remedies for the common cold and notes many home ideas from "old mom" to help Junior and Jane. It also highlights the Warren County Basketball Tournament at Middletown High School gym with ancillary features on cheerleaders and behind the scenes.
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mom
little Junior
Jane
Warren County
Middletown High School
Fourth Bitter Protest Sent to Russians Over Berlin Traffic
Western commanders issued their fourth protest since January 21 accusing Russia of aiming to restrict movement between West Germany and Berlin. The note challenged Soviet excuses and demanded compliance with formal commitments while Berlin traffic mostly resumed normal levels despite some vehicles being turned back or confiscated at the Soviet frontier.
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BERLIN
Russia
West Germany
Alexander Kostikov
Germany
United States
Kotika
Kotikoy
Prince Aly Khan Breaks Leg Skiing in Switzerland
Prince Aly Khan suffered multiple leg fractures in a skiing accident near Gstaad Switzerland. The 38 year old husband of Rin Walworth toppled after attempting a Christian turn, trainer Moratti blamed a crossing skier, leg to remain in pulley extension for weeks, with surgery uncertain.
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GSTAAD
Switzerland
Prince Aly Khan
prince
Rin Walworth
Wasserngret Run
Friz Hauffman
cian
Rita rushe
Aly
ne Sennen
wsame
Moratti
Europe
Aga Khan
Lucas Says Acheson Hiss Stand a Great Mistake
Senate Majority Leader Lucas said Secretary of State Acheson made a great mistake in defending Alger Hiss and told President Truman he would not defend Acheson if the issue comes up on the Senate floor. He added I will not turn my back on a Alger Hiss.
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GCaiwa AGO
Lucas
Acheson
Alger Hiss
Truman
Senate
Long Island Train Crash Kills 29 Injures 105
Federal state and local authorities probe a two-train collision on Long Island that killed 29 and left 105 injured. Motorman Jack Kiefer, 55, faces second degree manslaughter charges for allegedly running a red signal.
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BEV YOUNG
RICHARD FEEHAN
ROCKVILLE CENTRE
Long Island
Gulfport
Miss
Louisville and Nashville
Pan American
Jack Kiefer
Baldwin
Nassau County
Frank A. Gulotta
Kiefer
New Talks Proposed Against Atomic War Threat
Americans inside and outside government propose new international conferences to curb the threat of atomic war. Harold E Stassen urges a bi partisan mid century conference with Russia and Asia to focus on hydrogen bombs. Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Connally suggests a foreign ministers meeting on control of all atomic weapons including the H bomb. Senator Wiley notes potential developments in the issue.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
Harold E. Stassen
University of Pennsylvania
United States
Russia
Asia
Connally
Senate ‘Foreign Relationss Comittee
Britain
Wiley
R-Wish
Missouri sailor testifies feeling utterly alone in Navy court
Capt William D B Brown skipper of the battleship Missouri testifies he felt abandoned by his officers as the vessel ran aground in Chesapeake Bay on January 17. He cites distrust of navigator Lt Comdr Frank G Morris and relies on operations chief Comdr John B R Mullett for guidance while piloting toward shallow buoys thought to be range markers. The court adjourns with rulings on witnesses and status of Ens Elwin R Harris.
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NORFOLK, Va
Naval court of
Chesapeake Bay
William DB. Brown
Frank G. Morris
Morris
perations
John BR. Mullett
camnerere
Ens
Elwin R. Harris
Big Mo
Harris
Missouri
Economic Dogmas Not Binding to Christian Churchmen Say
A national gathering of Protestant churchmen approved a statement that Christians must not be bound by Communist Socialist or capitalist dogmas. The principle calls for a Christian conception of the worth of man and a middle way in the economy. Delegates will send the statement to 22 denominations and allied groups for dissemination.
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DETROIT
councils of churches
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America
G Bromley OGnam
New York
Destroyer Ludlow Survives Boiler Blast En Route to Port
The destroyer Ludlow, carrying Navy reservists from New England and New Jersey, blew a boiler off Cape May. After partial power restoration, it reported 10 then 15 knots on one and two boilers, and headed for the Brooklyn Navy Yard with 236 reservists to reach their homes over the weekend with Navy arranged transport.
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NEW YORK
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Navy
Flood waters encircle Marksville as Red River backwaters rise
Deepening Red River backwaters form a three quarter circle around Marksville Louisiana sending advancing water toward town. The Red and Black River junction near Marksville centers about one million acres flooded in East Central Louisiana. Dozens of farm homes North of Marksville are surrounded or submerged.
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MARKSVILLE
Avoyelles Parish
Louisiana
Nationalists rearm for guerrilla war in Sikang province
The Chinese Nationalists report 40,000 troops arriving in Sikang to reorganize for guerrilla warfare against the Communists. Gen Hu Tsung Nan’s remnants and Sikang chief Yang Je Nan are to form an army, while Liu Wen Hui remains aligned with the Reds but under pressure.
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TAIPES
Formosa
Sikang
Hu Tsung-Nan
Yang Je-Nan
Taipei
Liu Wen-Hui
Yuan
Liu
Big Stick Held In Hope Of Move Back Into Mines
Nationwide coal strike uncertainty grows as miners resist government orders to return to work. By Saturday the Rick of back-to-work efforts rests on miners' willingness, with Robena Mine in Masontown, Pennsylvania, among locals defying the order.
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Associated Press
John S. Lewis
Truman
Leparis
feld
United Mire Warke
Robete unt
Masontown
Union Defiance To Stop Strike Order Spreads
Reports from Pennsylvania and nearby coal regions say John L. Lewis faced defiance as miners ignore his stop strike command. Robena Masontown Ro Buna locals led the drive with mass meetings and reports of operators declining to work without a contract. Pennsylvania officials rejected the order and miners in multiple states telephoned to say they would not dig Monday. About 1,000 miners attended Robena Masontown session. only two stood when urged to work.
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John L. Lewis
John D. Batile
Natonal Coal Association
Lewist United Shine Workers
Pennsylvania
Robuna
Masontown
Battle
Washington
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
West Virginia
Bank
Robena
Masontown high school
Lewis
Cleveland Faces Coal Shortage as City Weathers Supply Crunch
Cleveland's municipal electric plant reports only a nine day coal supply from one of three past suppliers. Water plant holds a sixteen day reserve while public schools can last about four weeks. In Toledo, the retail coal merchants warn domestic stocks are dangerously low.
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CLEVELAND (AP
Cleveland
Lee C. Howley
Toledo
Toledo Retail Coal Merchants Association
Coal miners and locals walk out as strike fears rise
At least two other locals left meetings without voting. The 2,450-member Robena local often influences western Pennsylvania miners. The National Coal Association reported many calls from mining locals pledging not to work Monday, as ex-NCA official John C. Battle is mentioned.
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Robena
Pennsylvania
National Coal Associatin
John C. Battle
NCA
Man Dies in Sand Pit Collapse at California Site
Lester I. Newton, 45, superintendent of Chandler Sand and Gravel, killed when a 220 foot wall of sand caved in at their California pit while his two coworkers Carl Dean and Eddie Hughes narrowly escaped. Rescue teams recovered Newton’s body amid hundreds of tons of sand and 144 sticks of dynamite, with search delayed by fog before resumed at dawn.
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LOMITA
Calif
Lester I. Newton
Chandler Sand and Gravel Company
Newton
Tua
Carl Dean
Eddie Hughes
Dean
Youth Invasion Plans Cancelled In Berlin Rumor
AP reports a Berlin radio stated that plans for a FDJ led invasion of allied Berlin sectors were cancelled amid fears of ideological influence from higher West Berlin living standards. FDJ officials did not comment. The forecast invasion was tied to a Bonn prediction by Kurt Schumacher ahead of a May rally of up to 500000.
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West Berlin
Cold wave, blizzards sweep north as South endures flood
The cold air mass cuts across the north central region with subfreezing lows while the South endures flood displacements. In Florida the coldest reading this winter was 21 at Fort Clark, citrus largely escapes, and Miami dropped to 47. The Dakotas, Minnesota, and Wisconsin report blizzard conditions and record lows as more cold air threatens the Midwest. In the Mississippi flood area thousands are homeless as floods rise in Arkansas and Missouri.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
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Fort Clark
Gainesville
Lake Okeechobee
Miami
Montana
Dakotas
Minnesota
midwest
Wisconsin
upper Michigan
Minot
N. B. Devins Lake
N. D
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Bemi dii
Minz
Glasgow
Nant
Fort Surat
Mackenzie
Mississippi
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Lo Baty
Arkansas
Missouri
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