Indian Envoy Seeks Top Leaders Meeting for Peace
Moscow reports India's Ambassador to Moscow Sir Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan urged that top world leaders Stalin Churchill Truman Nehru meet to settle global divides. He described a frank Kremlin talk and said no problem now cannot be settled by discussion. The piece links this to Soviet peace moves including a proposed four-power peace treaty with united Germany and a wide international trade conference in Moscow.
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Truman
Nehru
Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan
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Y. D. Gundevin
Vladimir Pavlov
Foreign Office
Radhakrishnan
Soviet Union
Frederick
Russia
Chamber of Commerce
M. V. Nesterov
Germany
North Korea
China
Tokyo
Korea
Eagles Delegates Named for State Convention
Police Sgt Ralph H L Potts will head Frederick Eagles Lodge 1067 delegation for the State Eagles Convention June 14 to 15. Other delegates elected include Ralph H Baer Wilbur F May Morris Anglebower and John F Miller. Officers chosen are Wilbur May worthy president George E Miller worthy vice president Kenneth Grabill chaplain Robert H Hartman treasurer Ralph H Baer worthy conductor Harry D Shildt trustee George Winebrewer outside guard and Walter Murphy inside guard. Three Kansas Democrats favoring Gov Adlai Stevenson likely to represent the Kansas First District at the national convention. Delegates were approved by the district convention and will be formally elected by the state convention April 26.
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Ralph H. L. Potts
Frederick Eagles Lodge
Ralph H. Baer
Wilbur F. May
Morris Anglebower
John F. Miller
Wilbur May
Worthy
George E. Miller
Kenneth Grabill
Robert H. Hartman
Harry D. Shildt
George Winebrewer
Walter Murphy
Stevenson
Long Long Trail A Winding Doesn’t Have One Stop Sign
MAERY WARNER Jr reports on the Appalachian Trail as a 2080 mile hikers path from Georgia to Maine. Volunteers erect signs trim brush and publish manuals while shelters and bivouac spots aid overnight hikers. The trail spans 14 states and remains a modern, largely pedestrian route managed by the Appalachian Trail Conference.
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Maery Warner, Jr
Hagerstown
Maine
Georgia
Mt. Oglethorpe
Mt. Katahdin
New England
Ear. V. Shaffer
York
Blue Ridge Parkway
Virginia
Pearson To Take Over Winchells Sunday Spot
New York April 6 Walter Winchell will take an extended radio vacation due to ill health and Drew Pearson will assume the Sunday night quarter hour. Pearson, veteran Washington analyst, previously aired at 6 pm Sundays on ABC. George E. Sokolsky will fill the 9 pm EST slot next Sunday. Palace for Poland Moscow April 6 reports say the Soviet Union will fund a 28 to 39 story Palace of Culture and Science in Warsaw to honor Russian Polish friendship. It will house the Polish Academy of Sciences and other state bodies.
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Walter Winchell
Drew Pearson
Winchell
American Broadcasting Co
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Pearson
Washington News
ABC
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Science
Warsaw
Polish Academy of Sciences
Pilot blamed after Queens cargo plane crash in New York
A Civil Aeronautics Board official said the pilot apparently did not follow radioed instructions before the twin engine C 46 crashed in a Queens residential area. Five people died, six were hospitalized, and scores were injured as the craft struck a densely populated zone near Idlewild Airport.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Queens
Noes -Lonig
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Idlewild
U. S. Airlines
Edward E. Slattery Jr
CAB Director of Public Information
Slattery
William B. Crockett
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Idlewilding
Elizabeth
N. J
East River
Manhattan
Newark
Jamaica
Idlewfid
LaGuardia Field
LaGuardia
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Floods Drive 500 Families From Homes In SD and ND
Flood waters from the Big Sioux and Missouri rivers forced the evacuation of more than 500 families across South Dakota and North Dakota. In Sioux Falls the Big Sioux breached earthen dikes, displacing about 200 homes and 1,100 people near the airport. 13 families remained. The Red Cross counted 167 people in 38 emergency quarters in Bismarck area. The Missouri River, at 25.8 feet, later dropped nearly two feet as observers hoped the decline continued.
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S. D
South Dakota
North Dakota
Big Sioux
Bert Yaeger
Bismarck
Missouri
Mandan
Red Cross
Daks
Unclear fragment on waters blocking rail line
Fragmentary report notes waters hindering the Northern Pacific Railroad main line between two cities. Weather bureau forecasts more flooding. Mentions Germany's early 20th century magnesium production beginning around 1913.
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Northern Pacific Railroad
Weather Bureau
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