Japan Questions U S Over Russian Diplomat Spy Disappearance
Japan asked the American embassy for Rostavorov whereabouts a Russian diplomat spy missing since Jan 24. Moscow accuses U S agents of kidnapping Rostavorov, who may seek asylum and could be on Okinawa or en route to the United States. American and CIA declined comment.
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Japan
U. S
Foreign Ministry
Yuri Alexandrovich Rostovorov
Rastovorov
United States
Okinawa
Far East
Rostovorov
Central Intelligence Agency
Moscow
AFL Proposes Pump-Priming
AFL leaders urged President Eisenhower to use immediate pump priming to lift a sagging economy. The Executive Council said unemployment has risen, urging public works from the shelf and a wage boost to 1.25 dollars. George Meany warned of a downturn while economists cited census figures showing 3.35 million job declines since June.
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Miami Beach
Fla
AFL
Eisenhower
Hill
George Meany
Weather outlook for Southern Illinois
Cloudy conditions persist through Wednesday with a chance of light showers this afternoon. Temperatures range from lows in the mid 30s to highs around 58 with a low Wednesday night near 35. Yesterday saw a high of 64 and a noon reading of 56 today. Sunrise at 5:05 a.m.
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Southern
Illinois
Marilyn Monroe Questions at Tokyo Interview Probe
Marilyn Monroe said she has never seen a baseball game and met her husband Joe DiMaggio after his retirement. In a Tokyo press conference she dodged risqué questions with humor, joked about fur, and explained a script dislike while DiMaggio sat largely unseen nearby.
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Marilyn Monroe
Joe DiMaggio
Letty O’doul
San Diego
Miss Monroe
Fox
20Th Century-Fox
DiMaggio
Roosevelt Hearing Set in Pasadena on Divorce Case
Los Angeles February hearing scheduled in Pasadena Superior Court on the Roosevelt divorce and alimony dispute between James Roosevelt and Romelle Roosevelt. The case is a preliminary hearing on support payments with political implications as James weighs a Congressional bid deadline of April 2.
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Los Angeles
James Roosevelts
Pasadena Superior Court
Roosevelt
Romelle
Congress
Congressional Post
Franklin D. Roosevelt
West Frankfort to House State Mine Testing Lab
The State Mines and Minerals Department will move its air and rock dust testing laboratory from Springfield to West Frankfort in Southern Illinois. The move aims to speed analysis of samples, especially from local mines. The exact location and move date have not been decided.
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State Mines and Minerals Department
Springfield
West Frankfort
Ben H. Schull
Illinois
Schull
Runaway 27 Ton Army Tank Crashes On Lakewood Boulevard
A 27 ton Army tank went out of control on Lakewood Boulevard, swerving into a parking lot and smashing five cars, a power pole, and signs before flattening a mailbox and striking a house trailer. No injuries occurred beyond a shaken W O Robert B. Duke, 25, of the 11th Armored Cavalry. Duke said he swerved to avoid another car.
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Lakewood Boulevard
W. O. Robert B. Duke
11Th Armored Cavalry
Hayes to Air Red Leanings in Senate Race
Chicago, Feb. 2. Edward A. Hayes, Republican candidate for the senatorial nomination, vows to present documented proof of Sen. Paul Douglas friendliness to Russia. Hayes, former American Legion national commander, blasts Douglas as warped by fuzzy minded educators and accuses Communist party roots in classrooms. Douglas, a University of Chicago professor of industrial relations since 1920, is unopposed in the April primary.
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Edward A. Hayes
Sen
Paul Douglas
D-Ill
Russia
Hayes
American Legion
Douglas
University of Chicago
Communist Party Workers
America
Effort Made To 'Trip Up' CIPS Chief
Springfield February 2 opposition counsel grilled CIPS president M S Lutheringer before the Illinois Commerce Commission. He challenged statements about future energy demand and revenues tied to Electric Energy Inc and the Joppa Paducah operations. Lutheringer defended that Moody's quote referred to separate plans and that profits and surpluses would shift as Joppa units come online.
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CIPS
Central Illinois Public Service Co
M. S. Lutheringer
Springfield
Illinois Commerce Commission
Harold Madsen
Quincy
Lutheringer
Electric Energy, Inc
Joppa
Madsen
Moody's Public Utilities Magazine
Atomic Energy Commission
Paducah
Joppa-Paducah
National Petro Chemical Co
Tuscola
AEC
Camp Ellis
Lewistown
Moody Magazine
Fumes Overcome 23 at Suburban Department Store
Fumes overcame 22 clerks and a young girl at a Fairview Park department store Monday. Twelve women were admitted to Bay View Hospital overnight. Fire Chief Orrie Baumgardner said carbon monoxide fumes from a heating plant likely entered the store air-conditioning system.
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Cleveland
Fairview Park
Bay View Hospital
Orrie Baumgardner
Red Regime Real Danger To Peace Dulles Asserts
CIO official Beirne condemns Eisenhower’s plan to let states regulate all aspects of collective bargaining claiming it shifts federal duty to state legislatures. He argues the move threatens workers rights and could dissolve the Communications Workers Union with 300000 members across 48 states. The statement was for a Senate Labor Committee hearing on the Taft Hartley revision.
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CIO
Eisenhower
Joseph A. Beirne
CIO Communications Workers Union
Senate Labor Committee
Congress
Supreme Court
National Labor Relations Board
Beirne
No Early Spring Groundhog Sighting Near Quar ryville
Five groundhogs in Lancaster County, PA, reported by separate squads as the official forecasters for the Slumbering Lodge of Groundhogs, predict six more weeks of winter. Governor Hess, overseeing the event, announced the 6:38.20 a.m. CST first sighting and noted the shared reports within 30 minutes. The traditional verdict will be declared after a dinner at the Quarryville hardware store. Gen William Dean, released from captivity in Korea, is honored by the lodge this year.
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Lancaster County
Charles Hess
Pennsylvania
Hess
Quarryville
George Hensel
William Dean
Korea
Hospital Opens At Effingham
Effingham February 2 St. Anthony's Memorial Hospital opened its doors rising six stories from the ashes of a blaze in April 1949 that killed 77 people including 13 babies, two nuns, a priest, and a nurse. The new four million dollar structure, partly financed by contributions from 48 states and 15 foreign countries, will have dedication ceremonies May 14 to 16 as Effingham marks its centennial.
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Effingham
St. Anthony's Memorial Hospital
St. Anthony's
Earl Prewitt Injured In Collision At Route 16 Intersect
Earl Prewitt age 33 was fatally injured Monday night when his car collided with a truck at the intersection of U S 66 and Route 16.
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Earl Prewitt
Pope Pius XII Illness Declared Not Serious
Vatican reports Pope Pius XII shows notable improvement from a gastric neuro-digestive disturbance with negative tests ruling out cancer. Intermittent hiccuping persists, but rest and examinations indicate he remains in improving condition since January 26.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Pius
Msgr
Giovanni Battista Montini
Vatican Pro-Secretary
Bargaining Order at Harris-Langenberg Hat Co plant
The National Labor Relations Board ordered Harris Langenberg Hat Co to enter collective bargaining with the AFL hatters union at its Mascoutah Illinois plant.
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National Labor Relations Board
Harris-Langenberg Hat Co
AFL Hatters Union
Mascutah, Il
Coffee Prices Brewing Tea Demand in U S Break
New York February 2 Coffee prices have risen sharply since 1945 outpacing tea and prompting talk of a shift to tea. Tea costs about a third as much per cup and consumption has climbed from 304 to about 600 cups per year per person since 1910, with Americans increasingly favoring tea preparation.
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Gaynor Maddox
New York
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Anthony Hyde
Tea Council of
U. S
Ape-Like Formosan Youth Found in Newspaper Report
Formosa paper United Daily News describes a 13 year old aboriginal boy as hairless ape like and three feet eight inches tall. It notes simian tree climbing agility life on snakes and insects and feet larger than a normal man. He walks like an ape and utters meaningless sounds while showing fascination with the color red.
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Today
United Daily News
McCarthy Calls For Court Martial Over Major Peress
Sen McCarthy accuses an Army major at Camp Kilmer of Communist ties and dodging questions, urging a court martial. He cites a letter to Secretary Stevens stating weeks of subcommittee inquiry found evidence of Communist activity and a promotion despite noncooperation. Peress is reported to be resigning his commission today.
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Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
McCarthy
Army
Robert T. Stevens
New York
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Maj
Irving Peress
New York City
Peress
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Communist Party
Bank of
Dulles Calls Soviet Rule Real World Peace Threat
Secretary of State Dulles answered Molotov in a Western conference saying the Soviet bloc and one man rule pose the true danger to world peace not the Western defensive alliance. He argued Molotov's charges about Western aims in Germany were mistaken and urged free all German elections and a united German government.
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Big
Molotov
Germany
Poland
Moscow
Berlin
Hitler
Russia
West Germany
United States Congress
United Nations
Fried enters race for U.S. Senate nomination
Oklahoma City report notes G. W. Fried a public utility worker and political unknown entered the Democratic race for the U.S. Senate. His campaign slogan is If it's right, I'm for it. The entry marks a late addition to the contest as the field narrows.
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Oklahoma City
G. W. Fried
U.S. Senate
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