Knowland questions Ike Bricker treaty power plan
Senator Knowland predicts President Eisenhower will defer any appeal to the people on curbing treaty making as last minute talks with Bricker aim for a compromise. Bricker argues the amendment would curb foreign policy while opponents warn it could strip the executive of power and complicate treaty enforcement.
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Washington i
Len Knowland
Calif
Eisenhower
Sen
Bricker
Ohioan
Senate
Knowland
U. S
Congress
Ohio
Mrs Barbara Kundert 84 dies in New Glarus home
Mrs Barbara Kundert 84 of New Glarus died at 11 last night at her sister’s home after a year of illness. Born June 19, 1869 as Barbara Legler, she married Paul Kundert July 14, 1887 and lived west of New Glarus until 1910. Services set for 2 p m Monday at Zentner funeral home with burial in the church cemetery.
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New Glarus
Barbara Kundert
Baltz Kundert
Madison
J. A. Freitag
Kundert
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Aid Society
The
Missionary Society
Peter Klassy Sr
Werner Zentner
Blaze Destroys Ypsilanti Paper
A spectacular fire ripped through the Ypsilanti Press plant in Michigan shortly after 10 am, threatening total loss of the two-story brick building. Fire officials warned the structure could be a total loss as flames shot through the roof before 11 am. Workers were already on the Saturday edition when the blaze broke out, some escaping without coats. The paper, an Associated Press member, prepared to mark its 50th anniversary on March 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ypsilanti, Mich
Ypsilanti Press
Frank Handy
George Handy
Associated Press
Soviet veto blocks Jordan peace plan at United Nations
The Soviet Union vetoed the Western proposal in the Security Council, killing a plan to empower the UN mediator in Palestine to reconcile Syria and Israel over a Jordan River irrigation power project. Israel supported it. Arab states opposed it, citing lack of Syria's consent and broader Arab concerns.
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United Nations
N. Y
Soviet Union
Security Council
Israel
Syria
Jordan
United States
Britain
France
U. N
Palestine
Andrei Vishinsky
Gladwyn Jebb
L-Nation Council
Jay I. Cadwell Dies At 60 In Orangeville
Jay I. Cadwell 60 and longtime Orangeville rural mail carrier died unexpectedly at his home at 12 15 p m He was a WWI veteran and member of the American Legion and Masonic Order He is survived by a sister Mrs Carrie Brunkow and several nieces and nephews Services are pending at Bars funeral home Orangeville
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Jay I. Cadwell
Orangeville
George Isaac Cadwell
Agnes Folgate
George Cadwell
Cadwell
American Legion
Masonic Order
Daniel W. Egan
Josie Cadwell
Mechanicsburg
Carrie Brunkow
Rhee Orders Secrecy In Editor's Execution
President Syngman Rhee canceled a public execution and ordered the editor Chung Kook Eun, found guilty of spying for the Communists, to be executed in secret. Officials cited concern over foreign reaction to a public hanging in Seoul.
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Seoul
Syngman Rhee
Rhee
Chung Kook Eun
Chung
Korea
Dairy union seeks full parity dairy aid in Congress
At the national dairy conference in Madison, an 18 member committee proposed 100 percent parity with production payments to farmers and a region based parity formula. The plan calls for security stockpiles, expanded soil conservation payments, stronger school lunch use, and a REA like dairy cooperative system.
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Madison
Congress
Farmers Union National Dairy Conference
Secretary of Agriculture
REA
Fred V. Heinkel
Missouri Farmers Association
Rainer Schickele
North Dakota Agricultural College
Heinkel
Eisenhower
Two divisions to depart Korea after three years
General Maxwell D. Taylor announced the withdrawal of the 45th Division, formerly Oklahoma National Guard, to return home between February 15 and March 15, and the 40th Division, formerly California National Guard, later. Only personnel eligible for home rotation will transfer with the units. others will move to other divisions. It is unclear if they will return to their old home states.
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Eoul
Maxwell D. Taylor
U. S. 8Th Army
Korea
Oklahoma National Guard
United States
California National Guard
Eisenhower
Taylor
Rail Engineer Killed by Locomotive in Yard
Joseph Scheibinger aged 59 of North Fond du Lac was struck and killed by a northbound passenger train while walking to the Chicago and North Western Railway roundhouse to report for work as an engineer in the yard.
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North Fond DU Lac
Joseph Scheibinger
Chicago and North Western Railway Roundhouse
McCarthy Seeks Talks Over Subcommittee Boycott
Senator McCarthy calls for peace talks with Democrats who quit his investigations panel last July. He offers concessions including dropping absolute staff control as Congress weighs a $200000 spending authority and rows over Army security board questioning.
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Washington
Sen
McCarthy
Senate Investigations
McClellan
D-Ark
Symington
D-Mo
Henry M. Jackson
Dash
Sen. Gore
D-Tenn
Rules Committee
Senate
Mrs. Albert Boll Dies at 83 in Twin Grove
Mrs. Albert Boll 83 of Twin Grove died today at 12 30 p m at her home from old age complications. Born July 14 1870 in Germany she was the daughter of William and Mary Eiserman Heinzelman. She leaves husband three sons Herbert and Andrew of Twin Grove Herman of New Glarus two sons William A died March 23 1949 and Ben died in infancy. Arrangements by Shriner Neushwandler funeral home pending.
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Albert Boll
Twin Grove
Germany
William
Mary Eiserman Heinzelman
Herbert
Andrew
Herman
New Glarus
Bell
William A
Ben
Shriner-Neushwander
Reuther case suspects freed on bond in Windsor
Clarence Jacobs, 48, a Canadian ex convict, is free on 5000 bond in Windsor while Donald Ritchie, 33, remains in jail facing extradition. Ritchie, once a witness, is now a defendant who fled Detroit and sought Canadian protection. Governors and prosecutors move to secure Ritchie's extradition as revelations show the UAW paid him 5000 to bolster the accusations and promised more money for witnesses and convictions.
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Detroit
CIO
Walter Reuther
Windsor
Ont
Reuther
Clarence Jacobs
Donald Ritchie
Canada
Jacobs
G. Mennen Williams
Ritchie
United Auto Workers Union
Wayne
Gerald K. O’brien
Ieady
UAW
Reds balk at POW custody in Korea stalemate
In Panmunjom 21 Americans 1 Briton and 325 South Koreans refuse to be taken back by Communist forces. Indian General Thimayya reports Reds demand continued custody and threaten protests. U S Defense Secretary Wilson warns they must decide quickly to return home as penalties loom.
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Panmunjom
Korea
U. N
Ohio Truck Tax Retaliation Seen
Ohio Governor Frank Lausche presented the axle mile tax plan to the National Governors Conference as retaliation by southern states and others against the levy. Georgia already imposes a per round trip fee. the reciprocity committee vows retaliation if the tax continues. AFL truck drivers in 13 states authorize a possible strike if operators do not pay the fee.
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Atlanta
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
National Governors Conference
Lausche
Frank Bane
Florida
Southern
Georgia
AFL
Central States
Wisconsin
Two County Mishaps on Icy Roads Reported
Two county accidents occurred on icy roads the sheriff reported. Virginia R. Rabe 28 Beloit lost control and tipped a car one mile north of Highway 81 damaging the left side window and windshield and a telephone pole. Karl B. Goebel Route 3 Darlington suffered front end damage in a separate crash at five miles south of the highway 68 junction.
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Virginia R. Rabe
Beloit
Highway 81
Sheriff's Department
Karl B. Goebel
Darlington
Onrce
Soviet envoy to Slovakia to lead Rome post
High diplomatic sources say Alexander, the Soviet ambassador to Slovakia since 1952, will become the new Soviet ambassador to Italy. The move signals a reshuffle in Moscow’s diplomatic lineup and could affect prospects for East West talks.
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Rome
Alexander Too
Slovakia
Italy
Corporal Dickenson Faces Court Martial Over POW Dealings
Washington defense chiefs voiced surprise and concern over the Army court martial charges against Cpl. Edward S. Dickenson a former Korea POW. The 23 year old Virginia farm boy renounced the Reds and is accused of illegally dealing with captors to gain better treatment. He was arrested at Walter Reed Hospital where he is under examination. A second American Cpl Claude Batchelor reneged on the Communists on New Year’s Day and is in Tokyo General Hospital.
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Reds
Washington
Far East Command
Tokyo
Cpl
Claude J. Batchelor
K. S. Thimayya
Red Headquarters
Lee Sang Cho
Ping Kuo Yu
Red Cross
Thimayya
Defense Department
Army
Edward S. Dickenson
Korea
Wilson
Dickenson
Virginia
Walter Reed Hospital
Tokyo General Hospital
Luchsinger Rites Set for Monday
Rodney Emil Luchsinger 17 of Route 1 Brooklyn died early yesterday in an auto accident near Dayton. Rites 2 p m Monday at Evangelical and First Reformed church Belleville officiated by Rev Robert Boettcher. Burial in Brooklyn cemetery. Pallbearers William Disch Rowan Hollis William Clark Jerry Bear.
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Rodney Emil Luchsinger
Route 1
Brooklyn
Dayton
Evangelical and First Reformed Church
Belleville
Robert Boettcher
Brodhead
Brooklyn Cemetery
Becker Funeral
Luchsinger
Belleville High School
Monticello
Emil Luchsinger
Erwin Parsons
Evansville
William Disch
Rowan Hollis
William Clark
Jerry Bear
Reds rout Indochina forces in Red River clashes
Red River high command says Indochina French Vietnamese forces were routed in May today. Attack with tanks and mobile units left 109 Vietminh dead and 181 captured, according to the report.
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Indochina
Red River
Molotov Pushes Chinese Seat at Four Power Talks
Moscow seeks admission of the People's Republic of China to the Big Four discussions on German unity and Austria independence. Molotov arrives in East Berlin as Western ministers plan two paths for progress while heavy security guards patrol the Soviet sector.
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Berlin
Molotov
Red China
Kremkin
East Berlin
Moscow
Chinese People's Republic
East Germany
Schoenfeld
Unter den Linden
New York
Germany
Andrei Vishinsky
Stalin Allee
Russia
Duluth Man Cleared In Hartley Clue Probe
A 30 year old Duluth mechanic questioned in the Evelyn Hartley case was released Friday. LaCrosse County Sheriff Ivan Wright said Asst. Dist. Atty. Ray Sunder reported he had been cleared. The man formerly owned a car matching the description tied to the Oct 24 disappearance of 15 year old Hartley.
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Blaze
Ypsilanti Paper
Monroe
Middleton
Bob Anderegg
Walt Marty
Dick Moritz
Jim Schwarz
Paul Olson
Anderegg
Ron Hottman
Marty
West
U.N. Balkied
Hits Benson
Farm Union
China
Gore
Army Security Appeals Board
Investigations Subcommittee
Ft. Monmouth
N. J
Robert T. Stevens
Far East
Triggerman
Accuser
Stirf
Peiping
Duluth
Hartley
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