Reds Demand Buffer Zone Delays Korean Truce Talks
North Korea’s Lt. Gen Nam Il rejected a UN demarcation plan and pressed for a buffer zone along the 38th Parallel. U.N. spokesmen warned no progress without a change in Red terms. The 13th session opened with Joy’s 38 minute reply, Nam dismissing it as unsatisfactory.
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Associated Press
Munsan
Korea
United Nations
Nam Il
Red Pyongyang
United
U.N
Pyongyang
Nam Tl
U. N
38Th Parallel
Kaesong
La.m
Red Generals
Nickoll
North
South Korea
Nam 11
Nuckols
Nam
Joy
Nam I
U. N. Con
Nuckels
Nam II
Inflation and Tax Hikes Predicted Ahead of 1954
Washington sources say the congressional economic committee staff warns of rising prices, more inflation, and multi-billion deficits over the next three years. The report backs a much larger tax increase, potentially up to ten billion, plus tighter controls on prices wages and credit. Even with a Korea ceasefire relief is years away, the staff adds, noting surpluses depend on defense orders and timely payments.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congressional Economic Committee
Senator O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Senate House Group
Congress
House
O'Mahoney
Korea
Wihout
Hundreds Escape Death in ACL East Coast Champion Wreck
The Atlantic Coast Line East Coast Champion wrecked two miles north of Four Oaks North Carolina at 1 20 am with 308 aboard. Nine of eighteen cars derailed and three tumbled down a 20 foot embankment. No fatalities or serious injuries reported. several passengers hospitalized. Officials blamed a fill sloughing off from recent heavy rains.
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Associated Press
Four Oaks
N. C
Here
Atlantic Coast Line
New York
Watson Wharton
Smithfield
C. G. Sibley
ACL
Honorable Discharges Out for Point Cribbers
The Associated Press reports West Point will not grant honorable discharges to cadets found guilty under the academy honor code. A movement led by head coach Bart Blaik seeks to allow accused cadets to leave without the stigma of dismissal.
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Associated Press
West Point
Army
Bart Blaik
West hints shape 1952 race as Truman backs west
California Democratic leaders endorse Truman for re election while Minnesota Republicans discuss Eisenhower Taft paths. Senator Cain says Taft could win if nominated and Stassen maneuvers loom. Eisenhower backers seek free time from NATO duties before March 8.
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Associated Press
Washington
California
Democratic Organization
Truman
Thye
R-Minn
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Minnesota
Cain
Wash
Taft
Ohio
Democratic State Central Committee
Eisenhower
Harold
Stassen
University of Pennsylvania
North Atlantic Defense Command
GOP
Red Sulphur Man Dies in Car Crash
Frank Belcher 35 of Red Sulphur Springs died in an 8 p.m. crash on the Fayette and Chimney Corner road when his 1949 car, driven by his brother Dewey Belcher 32 of Peterstown, struck Honey Creek bridge abutments. Belcher's throat was cut as his head hit the windshield. Dewey escaped injury. Frank Belcher left a wife and three children. Funeral home arrangements pending. sheriff's office pursuing further investigation with no charges at this time.
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Register
Oak Hill
Frank Belcher
Red Sulphur Springs
Fayette
Chimney Corner
Pearlie Elmore
Dewey Belcher
Peterstown
Charleston
Honey Creek
Belcher
Thomas
Ansted
New A-Burn Dressings Help in Atomic Warfare Prep
A new aureomycin dressing for burns is described as an important step in medical preparations for atomic warfare. The dressing, disclosed yesterday by Davis Geck Inc, is a gauze bandage impregnated with aureomycin in an ointment base.
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Associated Press
New York
Davis & Geck, Inc
1952 election year hard fought with party split lines
Washington dispatch outlines possible 1952 presidential race options. Republicans eye Eisenhower Taft as frontrunners while Democrats weigh Truman's fate and possible contenders Douglas Vinson and Douglas. Eisenhower’s stance on foreign policy may shape party dynamics and potential cross party appeals.
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Robert Taft
Joe Martin
Fred Vinson
Richard B. Russell
Warren Justice William
Ohio
Massachusetts
Justis Ga
Dixiecra
California
Dovalos
Europe
Truman
It International
James Marlow
Washington
Eisenhower
Taft
Abiding and Deep Love for America Sister Kenny Ill
Sydney report quotes Sister Elizabeth Kenny saying she is incurably ill with little time left. The famed polio nurse plans to fly to the United States for an international Copenhagen conference, expressing love for America and a wish to end her days at home in Toowoomba Queensland. She has returned from ten years in the United States and vows to fight on.
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Associated Press
Sydney
Australia
Sydney Sun Today
Elizabeth Kenny
Miss Kenny
United States
Copenhagen
Denmark
Toowoomba
Kenny
Queensland
America
Million Parade Against America in Berlin
Berlin watchers report more than a million Communist youths attended a praise parade for Stalin that surpassed Nazi rallies for Hitler. East German leaders urged strikes to sabotage Western defense and warned of ruin if West Germany rearms, as replacements rushed to fill departing crowds amid the second week of the hate America jamboree.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Russia
Stalin
Hitler
Walter Ulbricht
West Germany
Western Germany
East Germany
Eisenhowers optimistic arms appraisal cheered solons
Washington senators welcomed Eisenhowers claim that relying on Russia's strength is foolish while cautioning against sleepiness. A subcommittee report for Foreign Relations and Armed Services notes NATO unity backed by deterrence, with plans for higher European defense spending and more divisions. US forces have doubled since Korea, Europe lags in growth, and armament pace will shape troop withdrawals and U.S. aid.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Russia
Senator Hunt
D-Wye
Armed Services ‘Committee
North Atlantic
Free World
Congress
Eisenhower
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Urs
Soviet Bloc
H. Alexander Smith
RNJ
Green
D-Ri
NATO
U. S
Europe
U.S
Funeral Services For E. H. Shriver Planned Tuesday
Ellsworth H. Shriver 60, vice president and general manager of Raleigh Coal and Coke, died Sunday in University Hospital Charlottesville Va after a heart ailment. Services set for 9 am Tuesday at Beckley Presbyterian Church. graveside at Marysville Ohio cemetery about 3:30 pm. Survived by wife, son Ellsworth H. Shriver Jr., and daughter Mrs. Paul Martin. Active pallbearers named.
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Raleigh Coal and Coke Company
Beckley Presbyterian Church
James W. Withersgoon
Marysville
Beckley
Taal Company
University Hospital
Charlottesville
Martins Ferry
Ohio
Ohio State University
Army Engineers Corps
Raleigh
Raleigh Heights
Raleigh County
American Legion
Raleigh County Memorial Airport
Raleigh County Park Board
Legion Chamber of Commerce
Memorial
Beckley Presbyterian Church Rotary Club
Elks, Masons and Shrine Club
Black Knight Country Club
Route 41 Slated For Surface Work
Route 41 resurfacing planned from the 1921 bypass to near Lanark by Acme Construction Company for about $30,000. Work to start within a week to 18 days with a two and one half mile hyil mix asphalt surface and shoulder work to follow, per Harold Lambert county road supervisor.
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Lanark
Acme Construction Company
Beckley
State Road Commission
BFL Whi
Acme
Inda Bald
Harold Lambert
Faad
SRC
West Virginia medical school talks draw four deans
Morgantown reports say four medical education experts are due to meet the WVU Board of Governors to discuss establishing a state medical school. Names include William S Middleton James Reece Larryhill William Eustis Brown and Carlyne Jacobsen.
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Morgantown
West Virginia University ‘Board of Governors
Irvin Stewart
William S. Middleton
University of Wisconsin Medical School
Madison
Wis
JW. Reece Larryhill
University of North Carolina School of Medicine
Chapel Hill
N.C
Willian Eustis Brown
University of Vermont College of Medicine
Burlington
Carlyne Jacobsen
Division of Health Sciences and Services
The
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
Weather update with fair night and showers possible
Fair tonight with low temperatures 62 to 66 degrees. Tuesday will be partly cloudy with a chance of showers. Reports from Oak Hill Glade Creek and Greenbrier show normal and clear conditions elsewhere with low and high readings around the mid 60s to low 80s in surrounding areas.
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Oak Hill
Glade Creek Sterdar
Bellepoint
Greenbrier
Why Hide Most Beautiful Legs Longer Hem debate hits Paris decree
Los Angeles reports a California fashion authority rejects Paris plans for longer hems. G P Rosenfeld of the California fashion industry association says American women have the most beautiful legs and will resist such rules. He cites functional California clothes and a Paris designer dress impractical for sitting.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
California
Paris
Christian Flier
G. Peter Rosenfeld
Pers
Rosenfeld
Industry Association
Rosenefeld
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