Big Four discuss German questions on atomic pool plan
Berlin January 30 The Big Four foreign ministers debated German questions but left key points unresolved ahead of an American Russian meeting to discuss President Eisenhower’s world atomic energy pool proposal. Dulles will ask Molotov to include France and Britain in talks and then begin formal discussions with Molotov after today’s ministers session.
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Berlin
Eisenhower
V. M. Molotov
France
Molotov
Britain
Dulles
Vyacheslav Molotov
Foreign Ministers
Winter City notes and stray observations cold and slick
Early today navigation by foot was hazardous as light rain and earlier snow froze on sidewalks. A letter from New Castle notes 15 robins on a lawn before the snowstorm. Youth programs will mark national youth week as ministers step back. Drivers warned to carry 1954 licenses and inspection stickers tomorrow night. White pennies from 1943 are still circulating in their 11th year. A pink hyacinth in a North Beaver street yard signals unusual bloom for the weather.
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Alice Hamilton
North
Beaver Street
Daily Weather Report Forecast For Snow And Sleet
Mostly cloudy and windy with colder air and afternoon snow flurries. Tonight will be very cold with wind and additional flurries. Sunday remains mostly cloudy. Inland statistics show a 0.07 inch precipitation, river stage seven feet, high around 22 and low near 30, with snow from last year’s figures at 18 and 0.62 inches.
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United States
Hull heads to Manila to discuss new Pacific defense policy
Gen John E Hull left Tokyo for Manila to confer with Army Secretary Robert T Stevens on Americas new look defense policy in the Pacific. The UN commander and Far East command head will fly back to Japan early next week after meeting in Manila. Stevens had been winding up a Far East survey.
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Tokyo
INS
John E. Hull
Manila
Army
Robert T. Stevens
America
Pacific
United Nations
U. S. Army
Far East Command
Japan
Stevens
Far East
Washington
U.S
Hull
Asia Theater
Premier Amintore Fanfani ousted in confidence vote in Italy
Rome reports Premier Amintore Fanfani fell from power after a 303 to 260 confidence vote in the Chamber of Deputies. Fanfani, 54, had formed his cabinet last week and resigned to President Luigi Einaudi. The crisis follows Premier Giuseppe Pella’s resignation on January 5.
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Rome
Amintore Fanfani
Italy
Chamber of Deputies
Fanfani
Christian Democratic Party
Luigi Einaudi
Alcide de Gasperi
Luce Fanfani
U. S
Clare Boothe Luce
Palmiro Togliatti
United States
Giuseppe Pella
Flyer Catapulted From His Plane Over Gulf of Mexico
Panama City Florida January 30 Air Force Navy and Coast Guard rescue units hunted today for Captain Sax ton D Crawford 37 father of eight who vanished after being catapulted from a T 38 trainer during a routine Gulf flight searches focused on locating the missing radar observer.
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Panama City
Fla
INS
Air Force
Navy
Coast Guard
Gulf of Mexico
Saxton D. Crawford
Birmingham
Ala
Missouri May Cancel Reciprocity On Trucks With Ohio
Missouri Governor Phil Donnelly says the state may cancel truck reciprocity with Ohio due to Ohio implementing an axle mileage tax. The Missouri Public Service Commission has already dropped Ohio reciprocity tied to a $25 yearly permit in Missouri. He will consult revenue officials on possible cancellation of reciprocity for truck license plates with high top fees.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Ohio
Phil Donnelly
Missouri Public Service Commission
Donnelly
Department of Revenue
Boy sticks hand in popcorn machine in Washington
A 12 year old boy in Washington DC injured his right hand while reaching into a working popcorn vending machine that failed to eject his money. Fire department rescuers freed his hand after an hour of dismantling the unit. The boy, bandaged, worried about missing his popcorn.
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Washington
Frank Reider
Washington, D. C
Young Reider
Senate Probers To Open New Charges On Subversive Files
Senate investigators under Chairman William Jenner plan to probe claims that Roosevelt officials urged destruction or dispersal of Navy and Army files on subversives. Admirals King and Nimitz dispute the scuttling claim while John J. McCloy denies any order to destroy Army files during World War II. Page Two.
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Alvin Spivak
Washington
INS
Senate
Roosevelt
Army
Navy
William E. Jenner
Ind
Internal Security Subcommittee
Jenner
Subcommittee
Ernest J. King
Chester W. Nimitz
New York
John J. McCloy
McCloy
U. S
Germany
Clayton Bissell
Henry L. Stimson
New Atomic Stage Reached By Eisenhower Pool Plan
The Atomic Energy Commission says Eisen hower's peace time atomic pool plan marks a significant new stage in curbing Communist aggression. AEC notes a direct link between atomic power development and the international situation and cites urgent power needs in many countries outside the Soviet orbit. Observers see Italy and India as examples where Communists threaten influence. The report does not suggest Russia would join with the United States to implement the proposal globally.
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Washington
INS
Atomic Energy Commission
Eisenhower
AEC
Congress
Russia
Italy
India
U. S
Potter cautions VFW subversive hunt on CBS broadcast
Sen Charles E Potter a legless WWII veteran and VFW member criticizes a Norwalk Connecticut post for using its members to report suspected subversives to the FBI. He says information should come from trained sources not a hunting group and warns of danger from untrained vigilant actions.
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Washington
INS
Charles E. Potter
Mich
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
FBI
Potter
VFW
CBS
Capitol
Norwik
Refugee Newsmen Cross Into Mexico From Guatemala
Four Guatemalan refugee newsmen crossed the frontier into Mexico claiming intolerable conditions under a leftist government. The reporters said anti Communist journalists face persecution as Communist power grows in Guatemala.
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Mexico
Guatemala
Mexico City
INS
Youthful Robin Hood Robbery Spooks Suburban Boy
Ten year old David Williams of a suburban street told police on Friday he was robbed of one dollar by two boys armed with bows and arrows. The incident adds a dash of realism to a Robin Hood tale setting in a quiet neighborhood.
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Washington
Robin Hood
David Williams
Suburban
Turkish President Bayar Begins U S Tour With Princeton Visit
President Bayar and Mme Celal Bayar depart Washington for Princeton New Jersey and New York City on a 26 day U S itinerary. They will meet Archbishop Michael and Dag Hammarskjold attend Radio City reception and a Waldorf dinner. The list includes Cleveland Toledo Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles Las Vegas Dallas Raleigh.
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Washington
INS
Turkey
Mme
Celal Bayar
Princeton
N. J
New York City
U. S
New York
Michael
Dag Hammarskjold
United Nations
Radio City
American Jewish Committee
Bayar
Waldorf-Astoria
Cleveland
Toledo
Chicago
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Las Vegas
New Dallas
Raleigh
Missing Four-Year-Old Boy Found After Long Walk
Four-year-old Leroy Eckbold Jr. disappeared from a Philadelphia day nursery Friday and was found three and a half hours later in Lower Bucks county. He walked nearly eight miles toward Bristol before a motorist picked him up and notified his family. Parents and police had searched a wide area.
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Philadelphia
Leroy Eckbold Jr
Bucks County
Bristol
Eckbold
Piggy Bank Burglar Sentenced In Cincinnati Case
A 31 year old Cincinnati man Robert Hazelwood was convicted of breaking into a friend's home, stealing a plaster pig and smashing it to steal $200. He received concurrent sentences of one to five years for housebreaking and one to seven years for grand larceny.
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Cincinnati
Robert Hazelwood
Alver
Philadelphia to Appeal Ruling On Rent Control
City Solicitor Abraham L. Freedman signaled the city would appeal a common pleas court ruling that the Philadelphia rent control law is unconstitutional. Judge Frank Smith found sufficient housing in the city and gave Philadelphia 20 days to file exceptions to the order.
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Philadelphia
INS
Abraham L. Freedman
Common Pleas
Frank Smith
Grant Request For Civilian Mechanics
A French spokesman said the American government has in principle agreed to provide 400 U S civilian mechanics to repair American built planes in embattled Indo China. The move aims to bolster maintenance and repair capacity amid rising tensions in the region.
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Berlin
Jan. W
INS
U. S
Montreal Razor-Slasher Terror Sparks Citywide Hunt
Police pursue a serial attacker nicknamed the bulldog faced after a maniac slashed women's legs with a razor in Montreal. The investigation enters its eighth day as authorities warn of continued danger and urge public vigilance.
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Montreal
Que
Pro-Red Allied Prisoners To Make Northward Trip
The Communists said 21 American and 326 other pro-Red Allied POWs taken from Korea’s truce zone will soon travel northward. Radio Peiping claimed the Red Cross will secure their right to reside in North Korea and Red China and handle notifications for the group.
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Panmunjom
Korea
Radio Peiping
Red Cross
Asia
Bamboo Curtain
North Korea
Red China
Polio Tag Day Boosts March of Dimes Campaign
About fifty local girls volunteered for the tag day to benefit the March of Dimes. Proceeds will support the ongoing drive, which stands at $22,000 though $15,000 short of the $37,500 New Castle goal. Raymond O. Chapman urges residents to return their campaign cards promptly as the Mothers March total nears $8,000.
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Raymond O. Chapman
Chapman
New Castle
Long Time In One Place 102 Years On Farm
Shelby Ohio January 30 Susanna Gosser died Friday at age 102 after spending her entire life on the farm near Shelby where she was born. She was the last of a seven member family and left eight aiken.
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Shelby
Susanna Gosser
Death records list several local passings on January 30 1954
The January 30 1954 death notices include ae W Cramer age 75 of 27 Cecil ve Mrs Thomas Conti age 76 of 112 W Wabash Ave Mrs Domenick DeMedal age 26 of 662 Taylor St nem Friello age 96 of 1025 Huey Mrs Alfred B Coeevees age unknown 708 East County Line St and Samuel L Newton age unknown of 1416 Haren Ave.
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Ae W. Cramer
Cecil Ve
Thomas Conti
W. Wabash Ave
Domenick DeMedal
Taylor
Nem Friello
Huey
Alfred B. Coeevees
East County Line
Samuel L. Newton
Haren Ave
Three Children Die in West Philadelphia Fire Tragedy
A West Philadelphia fire claimed the lives of Marie Barry 17 Leo 11 and Margaret four. Firemen say the blaze started on the first floor and quickly spread to upper levels trapping the three children. Father John 46 mother Marie 43 and son Patrick 6 were critically injured. Another son John 19 was at work at the time.
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Philadelphia
Marie Barry
Leo
Margaret
John
Marie
Patrick
Peddler Admits Shooting Steel Executive
Detroit police say 53yearold milk peddler John P Lange confessed to shooting playboy steel executive John W Mattson last Monday He cited jealousy over another woman as motive and reportedly threw the highpowered deer rifle into the Detroit river Homicide Inspector Reilly said the case was solved by probing Mattsons adulterous life affairs
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Detroit
INS
Playboy Steel
John W. Mattson
John P. Lange
Lange
Mattson
Edward Reilly
Holdup Man Takes Just Twenty Dollars Fails To Escape
In Cincinnati a Covington Kentucky man attempted a deli hold up for $20 to pay rent. He grabbed $20 from clerk John Nie haus and fled leaving $400 behind. Police saw the robber running, pursued, and arrested 26 year old Dallas W Walls who said it was his first holdup.
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Cincinnati
Covington
John Niehaus
Dallas W Walls
Woman Killed As Auto Rolls At Station
A Lakewood woman identified as Helen Nichols about 53 was killed at Lindale Station when her car rolled after she left it with the motor running. Police said she was crossing in front of the vehicle when it began moving and struck her.
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Cleveland
Lakewood
New York Central Railroad
Lindale Station
Helen Nichols
1775 Licenses Withdrawn By Pennsylvania Traffic Bureau
Harrisburg report shows the State Bureau of Highway Safety revoked 58 licenses and suspended 1,717 during the week ending January 22. In total 1,295 drivers had licenses withdrawn for various violations.
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Harrisburg
INS
State Bureau of Highway Safety Today
Woman Dies After Plunge From Third Floor Apartment
In Philadelphia a 67 year old woman identified as Mrs Ella Alsbrook fell from the third story of a north Philadelphia apartment building and was found pajama clad on the street by a taxi driver. Police said an open window on the third floor was noted by investigators.
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Philadelphia
Ella Alsbrook
Compromise On Bricker Plan Now Expected
Washington sources say a break in talks on the Bricker treaty limitation amendment could come Monday or Tuesday after a three hour bipartisan Senate session. Senate leaders and lawmakers consider the George substitution the likely basis, with Knowland reporting encouragement to President Eisenhower. The plan would strike the Bricker clause and restore court supremacy in treaty questions.
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Knowland
White House
Walter F. George
George
Bricker
Eiisenhower
United States
Congress
Pat McCarran
Nev
Capitol Hill
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Seek To Avoid Harrisburg Bus Drivers' Strike
Harrisburg Railways bus drivers plan a Sunday midnight strike for the company’s first time. Management will meet today to try to settle differences. Valley Transportation drivers delayed a decision until at least Wednesday. AFL Street Car Men's Union cites demands of 22 cents per hour plus fringe benefits. Valley offers four cents and Harrisburg two cents. Valley rejects Commissioner Harry Young's arbitration offer. Harrisburg likely will as well.
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Harrisburg
INS
Harrisburg Railways Co
Valley Transportation Co
AFL
Valley
Harry Young
Thermometer Found Inside Man After 31 Years
Surgeons at Alexian Bros hospital Chicago recovered a long vanished thermometer from Charles Petriello. The instrument had been used rectally in infancy and remained unbroken inside his intestinal wall for 31 years. Petriello plans to frame the discovery.
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Chicago
INS
Alexian Bros. Hospital
Charles Petriello
Peteriello
Petriello
India fails to secure U N session on Korea
At the United Nations Dag Hammarskjold reports India’s push for a special assembly on Korea failed to gain a majority as 28 voted yes and 28 no with only a few votes left. Nehru faces a heavy setback amid U S backed opposition and wider bloc splits. Prospects later point to a possible March or April session after the Berlin conference and Panmunjom talks. Soviet bloc and Arab Asian groups mostly supported the Indian bid.
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United Nations
N. Y
INS
Dag Hammarskjold
India
Korea
Latice
Jawaharla Nehru
Nehru
Thes
Global Forum
Berlin
Panmunjom
U. S
Arthur Dean
Philippines
Pakistan
Andrei Vishinsky
Gun Believed Used In Slaying Found In Lake
LEVITTOWN Pa Jan 30 A Belgian automatic pistol believed used by 22 year old George L Capps in the slaying of 15 year old Marta Gibbons was found embedded in the ice of Curtis Lake three miles from Levittown A searching party member David Hill of Morrisville located the weapon about 200 feet beyond a sandbar It was sent to Harrisburg for tests New Jersey authorities cleared Capps of connections with two similar murders in that state during 195?
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Levittown
INS
George L. Capps
Marta Gibbons
Curtis Lake
Capps
David Hill
Morrisville
Harrisburg
New Jersey
Comeaes
Philadelphia transit hikes take effect in city protest ends
Philadelphia began collecting a basic fare with two tokens after a long battle to block increases. The Philadelphia Transportation Co. imposed higher fares and began sale of ten ride tickets for local riders.
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Philadelphia
Jan W
Philadelphia Transportation Co
PTC
Fragmentary note on nightly activities and relaxation
A disjointed passage describes staying up late with routine activities such as bridge, driving to the mountains, swimming in a lake, and resting at home. The text hints at a desire for calm after other events, portraying a place to unwind and escape daily strain.
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