Nine Paragraphs Left in Korean Armistice Pact Talks
From Tokyo on April 14 the toward armistice agreement, 63 paragraphs long, nears completion with nine disputed items. Prisoner exchange, airfields, neutral observers, and miscellaneous provisions remain to be settled as subcommittees draft text, with renewed talks possible Sunday. The United Nations seeks changes to Paragraph 13 and Russia’s neutral status is questioned by the commander in chief.
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Tokyo
United Nations
Washington
Panmunjom
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Matthew B. Ridgway
U. N
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
Russia
United Nations Command
Sweden
Switzerland
Korean Peoples Army
Chinese People's Volunteers
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Soviet
Korean People's Army
Shift in European command staff under Ike successor
Reports indicate General Ridgway may succeed Eisenhower in Europe while General Gruenther moves to lead Army Ground Forces and General Clerk would assume Ridgway’s Far Eastern command.
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Eisenhower
General Gruenther
NATO
Ike
Europe
Ridgway
Gruenther
Mark Clark
Army
General Clerk
Far Eastern
VA to stop mailing insurance receipts after August
Washington reports the Veterans Administration will cease sending premium receipts after Aug. 1 while continuing notices that premiums are due. The VA notes about 7.44 million life insurance policies remain with veterans and says the change will save roughly one million dollars annually. American Cancer Society figures show 600 Americans die of cancer each day.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
American Cancer Society
One In Hospital One Held After Shooting
A man jailed and another in Frederick Memorial Hospital with shotgun wounds followed a Sunday afternoon shooting near New London. Lloyd Dorsey is held for aggravated assault as police probe the conflict over a woman. Charles Dodson is in favorable condition after an emergency operation for a leg wound. A separate report notes a Baltimore harbor drowning of Otho Snouffer, a restaurant counterman, with investigation ongoing. Also, a Caracas church tragedy leads to mass arrests, while the Adamsown Homemakers Club met April 2 with Easter hymns and a planned April 16 gathering.
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New London
Lloyd James Dorsey
Mt. Airy
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles Edward Dodson
Dodson
New London Road
Dorsey
Washington
Baltimore Harbor
Baltimore
Otho L
Jack) Snouffer
Merchants Lunch
Eleventh Street
N. W. Washington
Benjamin and
Adelaide Snouffer
Joseph L, Snouffer
Clinton
Ruth Butler
Francis Wenner
Social Etiquette and Health Facts From a Public Service Note
A telephone etiquette note advises responding to a wrong number with courtesy saying that’s quite all right. A cancer statistic notes one death every about two and a half minutes in the United States per American Cancer Society data.
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U. S. American Cancer Society
First prize in Governor contest awarded to Sullivan
Sullivan of St Mary’s High School has won first prize in the Governor’s Committee essay contest on employing the physically handicapped for national security. He earns a $100 bond and will compete nationally. second prize goes to Katherine Bradley with a $75 bond.
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Sullivan
Cathole High School
Governor's Committee
D. L. B. Fringer
R. C. Thompson
Lord Baltimore
Baltimore
Katherine Bradley
Federalsburg High School
Jacqueline Watson
Notre Dame of
Maryland
Esther Hiley
Eastern High School
Ruth Ford
St. Mary's High School
Kenneth P. Landon
Wm. T. Delaplaine
Frederick News-Post
MacArthur Denies Candidacy For Public Office
Gen Douglas MacArthur states he is not a candidate and asks Oregon voters to avoid wasting votes on him in the May 16 primary. In a letter to Grace Link of Reed College Portland he repeats he will not enter any state presidential primary.
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New York
Douglas MacArthur
Young Republican Club
Reed College
Portland
Ore
Oregon
MacArthur
Grace Link
Convention set for Chicago over July 4 weekend
New York reports the Progressive Party convention will be held in Chicago over the July 4 weekend. National campaign chair Vito Marcantonio announced. Candidates ratified include Vincent Hallinan for President and Charlotta Bass for Vice President.
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Frank F. Beirne
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