Jerome Inwood Dies at 35 After Courageous Cancer Fight
Jerome A. Inwood 35 of 109 Orchard St former Retail Merchants Assn. president died 7 28 p m yesterday four weeks after returning Middletown Hospital for a futile cancer battle that began with the removal of his right arm on Jan 17 1952 He lived two years and 14 months after a second major operation his grit and humor inspiring the community through surgery and recovery He first faced illness in December 1951 and after treatment in New York Memorial Center sought renewed strength to continue his business work and public service.
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Jerome A. Inwood
Orchard St
The
Retail Merchants Assn
Middletown Hospital
Jerome Inwood
Jerry” Inwood
Jerome
New York
Memorial Center
Ike Aims for Middle Ground Tag in Taft Hartley Reform
President Eisenhower seeks a middle of the road label for the Republican party ahead of the November elections. He backs amendments to Taft Hartley to be sold as liberalizing, while facing union and management critiques. Health program proposals also draw opposing views from the AMA and advocates of compulsory medical insurance.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Organized Labor
White House
American Medical Assny
Confidence Vote Sought By Fanfani
Rome reporters note Amintore Fanfani, a moderate leftist Christian Democrat, forming a new cabinet to end Italy's 13 day crisis. President Einaudi signed the degree. Fanfani faces a 590 member Chamber of Deputies vote on January 26 to present his program.
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Amintore Fanfani
Luigi Einaudi
Italy
Einaudi
Fanfani
Chamber of Deputies
Giuseppe Pella
Pella
Giulio Andreotti
Andreotti
Alcide de Gasperi
Attilio Piccioni
de Gasperi
Ransom hoax story recanted by Las Vegas man
Las Vegas Nev The barber Frank Beninato admitted to the FBI that his tale of seeing a man take a suitcase from a police car during the Greenlease kidnapping in St Louis was a hoax He said he was in a Tampa night club that night and told the story to get even with his wife and ex city officer Louis Shoulders Beninato Shoulders and Patrolman Elmer Dolan who helped arrest Carl Hall have been indicted for perjury by a federal grand jury over their testimony about handling two suitcases said to contain the ransom money more than 300000 remains missing
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Greenlease
St. Louis
FBI
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Tampa
Fla
Louis Shoulders
Beninato
Shoulders
Elmer Dolan
Carl Austin Hall
Hall
Full Eclipse Of Moon Due Tonight In Eastern Skies
New York reports a full lunar eclipse tonight with the Earth's shadow turning the silvery moon copper at 9 17 p m EST. The darkest phase lasts about 30 minutes, with noticeable shading from 7 50 p m. The eclipse begins at 6 40 p m and ends around 12 24 a m, with lingering dimming until 11 14 p m.
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New York
Warships To Try Raising Crashed Jet
RCME AP British Civil Aviation Minister Alan Len non Boyd arrived in Elba for a personal probe into the January 10 crash of the British Comet jetliner. Funeral services were held for 10 of 35 victims, with a second ceremony to scatter flowers on the Tyrrhenian Sea. Four Royal Navy ships will lift the wreckage under Adm Lord Mountbatten. A fishing boat recovered wreckage and $100 in damages for Mrs Dorothy Beecher Baker of Lima Ohio. BOAC dispatched investigators to Beirut Karachi Bangkok and Singapore amid sabreage fears while denying structural flaws.
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British
Mediterranean
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Ohio
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Lebanon
Karachi
Pakistan
Bangkok
Thailand
Singapore
Rome
Compromise Reached On Big A Talks
Experts for the Big Four plan security and logistics for the Berlin foreign ministers conference. A compromise on session sites ensures opening next Monday with deputies from the four powers organizing arrangements for German unity and the Austrian peace treaty.
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Berlin
Sergei Dengin
East Berlin
Allied Control Council
Tito Deeply Denounces Djilas and Expels Him
Belgrade Yugoslavia AP The Yugoslav Communist Central Committee expelled Vice President Milovan Djilas after Tito denounced his top aide accusing him of seeking to liquidate the party and adopt capitalism. Djilas resigned as parliamentary chairman, admitted fault, and denied opposing Tito while warning of further actions to alter party policy.
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Milovan Djilas
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Sesas
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Dijilas
Allies Ignore Him Thimayya Says Freeing POWs
Indian Lt Gen K S Thimayya warned the UN Command that freeing anti Communist prisoners before a decision by allied Red accord or peace conference would violate the Korean armistice. The UNC planned to release over 22 000 unrepatriated POWs as civilians by Saturday, despite Thimayya’s stance. Talks toward a peace conference stalled with American and North Korean liaison chiefs deadlocked. Pandit urged the GA to reconvene Feb 9 to address Korea amid new developments. Thimayya, NNRC chair, said returning the 22 400 prisoners would breach the armistice, while India prepared to return captives under its custody unless Reds reply.
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U. N
UNC
New Delhi
Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit
U. N. Assembly
Korea
General Assembly
Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission
NNRC
Thimayya
China
Peiping
Arctic storm leaves three dead in Montana
Helena reports severe arctic storm aftermath as Montana digs out after the latest blast. Three people have died as communities cope with damage and ongoing cleanup efforts across the state. Strong winds and heavy snow disrupted travel and utilities, prompting local authorities to issue advisories and mobilize responders.
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Helena
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Pneumonia Strikes Civil War Veteran at Confederate Home
Austin Texas Thomas Evans Riddle aged 107 one of the last five living Civil War veterans is critically ill with pneumonia. He fell ill yesterday morning at the State Confederate Home for Men in Austin and his condition worsened quickly.
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Austin
Tex
Thomas Evans Riddle
Confederate
Atom Seen Replacing Coal Fuel
A British government study projects nuclear energy could supply about a quarter of Britain’s power within 20 years. Kenneth Jay, chief scientist at Harwell, says newer fuel might replace coal for electricity if assumptions hold. Duncan Sandys notes Britain has shifted to regular atomic energy production.
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Britain
Kenneth Jay
Big Harwell
Jay
United Kingdom
Duncan Sandys
Polio Vaccine Supply Grows for School Use
NEW YORK The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis expects enough trial polio vaccine for at least 500 000 second grade children by June 1 with potential to inoculate up to a million. Foundation president Basil O Connor says no vaccine for the general public in 1954 and full effectiveness trials by 1955. Dr Jonas E Salk of the University of Pittsburgh leads the trials to begin next month in counties nationwide yet unnamed.
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Basil O'Connor
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Jonas E. Salk
University
Pittsburgh
Newsman Dies in Columbus at 66
Ray O. Evans Sr., 66, longtime editorial writer for the Columbus Dispatch, died unexpectedly today at his home in Columbus. He had served the paper for decades and was known for his steady weekly columns and civic involvement.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ray O. Evans Sr
The
Columbus Dispatch
Eisenhower proposes private insurance bolstering plan
President Eisenhower urged Congress to create a government backed reinsurance system for private health plans with a 25 million dollar initial fund, plus a five year rehabilitation program for 660,000 disabled citizens. He stressed preserving physician patient relations and rejecting socialized medicine while expanding private care. The plan envisions a 5 million dollar capital for a federal reinsurance service to broaden protection without creating a state run system.
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Eisenhower
Congres
Congress
Eisenhower Plans Billions in Surplus Farm Aid
President Eisenhower will ask Congress for authority to deploy up to one billion dollars in surplus farm products to bolster friendly nations. Senator Ellender questions the plan’s origin and notes debate over flexible supports replacing rigid government aid for major crops.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Sen
Ellender
D-La
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Senate Agriculture Committee
Aiken
Seven Killed Three Injured In Car Crash Azusa Calif
Seven people died and three were critically injured when a car carrying six youths returning from a high school dance crossed the center line on U S Highway east of Azusa, overturned, and collided with an oncoming car. Victims include Harlan L. Lamb 20 Peggy Wermes 17 Wilma Elaine Burian 18 Emma Jo Bratton 18 and M M Caullay 52 Pasadena driver of the other car. Caullay's wife Marion 50 Jeanie White 60 and Elizabeth Rossing 63 of Pasadena were critically injured.
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Here
Harlan L. Lamb
Peggy Wermes
Wilma Elaine Burian
Emma Jo Bratton
Glendora
M. M. Caullay
Pasadena
Caullay
Marion
Jeanie White
Elizabeth Rossing
Comrade Fired in Georgia Purge
In Tbilisi a broadcast said Vilian Zadelava, first deputy premier of Georgia, was relieved of his duties amid a party purge. M. I. Kuchava was named to replace him as a central committee member, signaling continued upheaval in the nationalist-leaning Soviet republic.
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Kremlin
Vilian Zadelava
Georgia
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Tiflis
Zadelava
Black Sea
Joseph Stalin
Lavrenty P. Beria
Communist Party
Central Committee
M. I. Kuchava
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Weather outlook with clouds and warmup ahead
A cloudy and warmer forecast covers tonight with possible freezing rain and snow as temps fall to 22. The Miami Valley will see a low of 22 tonight and a high of 36 tomorrow with light rain. Bitter Arctic air loosens its grip from the North Central states as sub zero readings persist near the Canadian border.
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