United States seeks UN action on Formosa amid Korea talks
The United States pushes for a United Nations condemnation of Red China in a Formosa dispute as Korea peace moves stall. Observers note a diplomatic split with India over recognizing Peiping and handing Formosa to its regime. Britain and other nations weigh their response after Gross predicts enough votes in the security council to back the U.N. charter and collective security.
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Formosa
Korea
Peiping
Gross
U. S
United
U.S
India
China
Diplo
Britain
VW. S
Japan
Kts
U S Policy Stresses Formosa Security
The United States declared Formosa vital to national security and said it would not attend any conference without Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalist Government. Ambassador Grogs stated no commitment to seating Chinese Communists in the United Nations, as Washington opposes negotiations with Beijing.
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Gen. MacArthur
Formosa
U.S
Russia
Brutai
France
Red
U. N
Gross
Counteyone
Dormitory at Woodstock Is Lost in Fire
A wind driven blaze destroyed a three story dormitory at Woodstock College early today near the Baltimore Howard county line. No injuries were reported. Priests and students who manned the fire apparatus helped contain the fire and prevent spread to a nearby mate building. An employee, Janes Bohemond, woke to smoke about 7 am and traced it to a tailor shop.
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Baltimore
Woodstock College
Howard County
Janes Bohemond
Dormitory Fire Sends 15 Workers Fleeing Smoke
A fire on the first floor drove 15 workers from their sleeping quarters as smoke filled the building. Ormond alerted officials who called in help from Pikesville, Owings Mills, Woodlawn, Catonsville, Dundalk and Baltimore City. School priests and students assisted with the fire engine and pump wagon as flames spread to adjacent buildings.
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Vallege
Pikesville
Owings Mills
Woodlawn
Catonsville
Dundalk
Baltimore City
Fire Drives Evacuation as Main Building Burns
Winds of 40 mph whipped flames to window frames and eaves of the main building, causing smoke and rapid spread. Students in the affected section were evacuated, embers soaked, and college authorities estimated the building loss at 20, though equipment and furniture damage remained undetermined.
Tri-State Elks Seek Site For Boys Camp
The Tri-State Elks Association plans to buy a site for a permanent boys camp. Ban Sullivan of Baltimore, president, named a committee to pick and purchase the site with William C. Fowler of Annapolis as chair. Sites under review include near Annapolis and central Maryland northwest of Baltimore. For the past three years the association used Camp Ritchie Md for camp work with over 2,400 youngsters guests.
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Washington
Tri-State Elks Association
Ban Sullivan
Baltimore
Elks
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Sam Lopresti Stops 83 Shots In Notable Hawks Net Stand
Chicago Black Hawks goalie Sam Lopresti made 83 saves in a single game, turning aside a heavy barrage as his team battled to a remarkable defensive performance. The feat marks a standout performance in the goaltender's career with the Hawks.
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Chicago Black Hawks
Sam Lopresti
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