Cable Tripping Suspected as Soviet Trawler Scare Ends
U S Navy patrols north of the Atlantic resume after a Soviet trawler Novo rossisk was suspected in breaking cables. A boarding party member said the trawler seemed to have damaged a long cable and carried substantial radio gear. A cable ship recovered one end of the Atlantic line and officials warned of possible service delays.
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Argentia
Mld
U. S. Navy
North America
Roy
Hale
Novorossisk
Donald Sheely
Falls Church
Sheely
Canadian Overseas Telecommunication Corp
Sidney
N.S
Eastern Telegraph & Telephone Co
Sooviet Communist Party
Pravda
Tass
Moscow Radio
Mennonites Help Red Cross Restore Flood Victim Home
Twenty four Mennonites from Holmes County volunteered with the Red Cross to construct a four room house for Isabel Van Alta whose home on the Kokosing River was wrecked by January floods. Foreman and crew work with Red Cross materials and expect completion within days.
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Mount Vernon
Ohio
Holmes County
Red Cross
Aie
Toy Most
Menhomies
Isabel van Alta
Kokosing
Dick Tomlin
London
Madison County
Franklin County
Teen-Agers Graduated As Baby-Sitters In Maine
Fourteen teen aged girls were graduated Saturday from a hospital labeled Baby-Sitters School at Thayer Hospital in Waterville Maine. Certificates were awarded by administrator Miss Pearl R Fisher to participants aged fourteen or older after five weeks of Saturday classes covering diapering formula heating safety and child play guidance.
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Watervlle
Maine
Thayer Hospital
Pearl R. Fisher
Green Jr Acquitted in Tobyhanna Army Depot Case
Rep William J. Green Jr. and two others were found not guilty in a government conspiracy trial over the 33 million dollar Tobyhanna Army Signal Corps depot project near Scranton. Green denounced the indictment as politically motivated and harassing.
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Lewisburg
William J. Green Jr
D-Pa
Green
John P. Gilroy
Scranton
Frederick J. Raff
Hartford
House Armed Services Committee
Mole Battle Planned On German Island Dikes
HUSAM and German islanders plan a spring campaign against invading moles whose tunnels threaten North Sea dikes. Gas has proved the most effective weapon in sporadic fighting so far.
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Husam
Germany
North Sea
Two Year Old Drowns Near Columbus River Bank
James Lee Armitage two year old son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Armitage drowned Saturday in the Olen tangy River near his Columbus home Authorities said the child crawled through a hole in a fence and wandered over the river bank
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Crowns
Columbus
Ohio
James Lee Armitage
Kenneth Armitage
Olentangy River
Dulles Mak es Gains In Cancer Battle Report
Doctors at Walter Reed say Secretary of State John Foster Dulles shows progress in abdominal glandular cancer. Radiation begun February 20 and will continue for two weeks with daily exposures except Sundays. Experts caution the disease is highly malignant and likely incurable, but slow progression is possible and a return to work is anticipated.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Walter Reed Medical Center
State Department
I. S. Ravdin
University of Pennsylvania Medical School
Gordon Zubrod
National Cancer Institute
Ravdin
Zubrod
Leonard D. Heaton
Army Hospital
Walter McPherson
Abandoned Hour-Old Baby Found On Atlanta Doorstep
An hour old infant was left at the doorstep of Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Buchanan in northwest Atlanta at about 5 a.m. The baby, born around 4 a.m., was found wrapped in a blue blanket and a towel and taken to a hospital in good condition. Mrs. Buchanan said they had discussed adoption and the baby’s discovery surprised them.
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Atlanta
B. B. Buchanan
Buchanan
Eisenhower Extends Oil Import Controls Through March
President Eisenhower ordered the voluntary oil import controls continued through March 10 to study new proposals. The move follows a Cabinet committee's findings on possible compulsory quotas amid rising crude imports and debates over national defense needs.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization
U.S
Venezuela
Eisenhower to study OCDM recommendations
White House press secretary James C. Hagerty said President Eisenhower would study the OCDM recommendations and consider their implications as the administration reviews options. He provided no further details on timing or action.
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Nounce
Hagerty
White House
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
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