Stalin Tells Editors War Threat Not Worse
Stalin replies to four questions about a third World War and German unification. He says peaceful coexistence of capitalism and communism is possible if there is cooperation and mutual noninterference. Editors reported the message after a Europe tour. Tsarapkin and Startsev delivered it in New York.
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Associated Press
New York
Stalin
Germany
James L. Wick
Wick
Europe
Rome
Mendel Redish
Mt. Vernon
S. K. Tsarapkin
United Nations
A. K. Startsev
Tsarapkin
U. S
Eisenhower
Washington
Truman
Churchill
Moscow
East Germany
West Germany
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Western Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Slow rotation paused Korean troop redeployment
In Seoul on April 1 a slow down in rotation went into effect for regular U S Army soldiers and draftees in Korea. Guardsmen are exempt and to be discharged by August. Front line troops head home after 10 to 11 months while artillery and tented units near the front go home after 14 to 18 months. Rear area personnel stay about 18 months. The system uses a points method to determine release, with changes reclassifying many troops into new zones. The 200,000th American left Korea as Cpl Freddie Leon Clark of Indianapolis was saluted by Gen James A Van Fleet.
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Seoul
Korea
Pusan
Freddie Leon Clark
Kiel Ave
Indianapolis
James A. van Fleet
U. N
Clark
van Fleet
U. S. Eighth Army
U. S
Eighth Army
40Th
California
45Th
Oklahoma
Ryukyus
Philippines
John W. Myers
San Antonio
Tex
Dutch Queen Leaves Netherlands for U.S. and Canada
Queen Juliana departs Schiphol for a month visit to United States and Canada. Aboard her four engined Constellation are Prince Bernhard, Dirk A. Stikker, and 11 others. She plans a three day state visit in Washington with a Congress address to thank American aid since the war.
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Schiphol
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Juliana
United States
Canada
Washington
Gander
Newfoundland
Prince Bernhard
Dirk A. Stikker
Truman
White House
Congress
Payless Payday For City Employees In Mt Vernon
Payless payday hit Mt Vernon as the city treasury ran short, leaving library and city park paid while other departments faced unpaid payrolls. The situation mirrors tolls in Illinois where multiple cities exhausted funds months earlier, with hopes funds may briefly accrue before June’s fiscal year end.
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Mt. Vernon
Marie Williford
Treasury
City Park
Illinois
Yanks Down Ten Migs In Air Battles
In Seoul on April 1 U S Sabre pilots shot down 10 Mig 15 fighters. Fifth Air Force noted probable destruction of others and reported Col Francis Gabreski became the Eighth U S jet ace with five and a half total Migs in the fighting. March totals for Sabres included 37 destroyed and eight probable with 55 damaged. Ground fighting was quiet with 1 785 communist casualties in March 21 28. Armistice talks stalled over whether Russia should be named a neutral nation for policing the truce.
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Seoul
Korea
U. S. Fifth Air Force
Fifth Air Force
Francis S. Gabreski
Oil City
List
U.S
U. S. Eighth Army
Associated Press
Munsan
Russia
Mt Vernon Rescue Mission seeks public aid
After three months of testing the Mt. Vernon Rescue Mission issues its initial appeal for community help. Board members and officers are named, services include meals and nightly worship, and volunteers from 11 states have aided. Immediate needs are clothing, towels, kitchenware, and funds to expand sleeping facilities at 503 South Tenth Street. Checks to Mt Vernon Rescue Mission Box 355 Mt Vernon IL.
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Harlow
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Chicago
South Tenth Street
Mt.Vernon
Postoffice
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Small Size Atomic Bomb Drops in Test Near Camp Desert Rock
Witness describes a quiet, small yield atomic test over Frenchman Flat near Camp Desert Rock. A B 29 likely from Kirtland Air Force Base dropped the device while observers noted a brief flash, a low elevation detonation, and a gray smoke column forming a thin 11 000 foot rising plume with no shock or audible blast.
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Bill Becker
Las Vegas
Camp Desert Rock
Frenchman Fla
Atomic Energy Commission
U. S. Air Force
Kirtland Air Force Base
Albuquerque
N. M
Taft Seeks Illinois Support With Wide Campaign Tour
Senator Taft launches a heavy Illinois bid for the Republican primary with stops in Chicago Joliet Urbana Monticello Decatur Springfield East St. Louis Mt. Vernon and Carbondale. He plans breakfast meetings lunch receptions mass meetings and a CBS network program during a multi day swing ending with a Mt. Vernon address and Sunday flight to Cincinnati.
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Taft
Illinois
Ohio
Chicago
Harrisburg
Marion
Carbondale
Washington
Joliet
Will County Women's Republican Club
Champaign County
Urbana
Bob Taft Club
University of Illinois Union
Wright and
Green Streets
Champaign
Pratt County
Monticello
Orlando
Decatur
Springfield
Abraham Lincoln
Elks Club
Central High School
CBS
WTAX
Jacksonville
Dunlap
Quincy City Park
Lincoln-Douglas
Quincy
Mineral Springs
Alton
West Junior High School
East St. Louis Armory
Mt. Vernon Armory
East St. Louis
Governor Speaks To Rotary Clubs in Nashville
Governor Adlai E. Stevenson was scheduled to address Nashville Rotary clubs in a non political character. The talk marked the 25th anniversary of the Nashville and Carlyle Rotary clubs as Gordon Purdy hosted the event.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Adlai E. Stevenson
Presidential Timber
Gordon Purdy
Nashville Rotary
Carlyle
Fire at Bridgeport Tank Farm Destroys 10000 Barrels of Oil
Lightning sparked a large oil tank fire near Bridgeport Illinois igniting 10000 barrels of crude. The blaze, visible as far as Lawrenceville, threatened about 20 tanks but volunteers kept it from spreading. Loss could exceed 40000 dollars as rain only sprinkled during the electrical storm.
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Associated Press
Bridgeport
Iil
Frank Hetzler
Ohio Pipeline Co
Lawrenceville
Illinois
Tank Farm
Illinois Photographers Association elects officers
ST. LOUIS April 1 Mrs Jeanne Lindquist of Decatur was elected president of the Illinois Photographers Association at a bi state convention of Illinois Missouri photographers closing here today Other new officers include Louis C Pavledes Mt Vernon vice president G H Pilon Champaign secretary and Herman Haggerhorn Litchfield treasurer Mrs Lindquist succeeds Frank Rissi of Collinsville.
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ST. Louis
Jeanne Lindquist
Decatur
Illinois Photographers Association
Illinois - Missouri
Ilinois Group
Louis C. Pavledes
Mt. Vernon
G. H. Pilon
Champaign
Herman Haggerhorn
Litchfield
Lindquist
Frank Rissi
Collinsville
Five Day Forecast for Illinois Extends to Weekend
Illinois temperatures will average 3 to 6 degrees below normal with normal highs from 57 to 66 and lows from 36 to 43. A slight rise in temperatures is expected over the weekend as a weak trend develops. Precipitation totals between 0.14 and 0.42 inches, mainly as weekend showers.
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Associated Press
Illinois
Snow suffocation tragedy in England leaves infant dead
In Epping England a 10 month old named Jack Watling suffocated after snow toppled from a house roof and buried him in his baby buggy. His mother discovered the child beneath the snow as the sun warmed the pile yesterday.
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Go Epping
Eng
Jack Watling
Tay
Nebraska Nebraska Wisconsin Vote Drives Presidential Race
In Wisconsin and Nebraska, heavy primaries drew large turnouts despite weather. Taft predicted victory in Wisconsin while staying in the race. Nebraska saw a strong write-in push, Kerr challenging Kefauver, and Stevenson eyeing gubernatorial aims amid Democratic unrest.
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Wisconsin
Nebraska
Taft
Washington
Warren
Stassen
Taft- Hisenhower
Kerr
Beglauver
Robert Taft
Ohio
Earl Warren
California
Harold Stassen
Minnesota
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Dwight Eisenhower
Stage
Mary Kenny
Douglas McArthur
MacArethur
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Eisenhower
Robert Kerr
Kefauver
Truman
Barkley
Alben Barkley
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Georgia
Hoey
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Underwood
Kentucky
Senate
Texas
Sam
Rayburn
House
Stevenson
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Missouri
John J. Nangle
Chicago
B Johnson
Chicago Universifessor
George Overton
Cage
Dennis Roberts
Island
Favors
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