Big Four Parley Hopes Rise Over Austrian Treaty
Washington reports Russia may accept an Austrian treaty already agreed to by Britain France and the United States. Aimed at neutralizing Austria the accord could pave the way for a Big Four meeting. Officials seek proof of good faith while fearing Germany rearmament implications under Adenauer. Concluded on Page 21.
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Washington
Russia
Austria
Moscow
Britain
France
United States
Eisenhower
Germany
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Denmark
The
Netherlands
Godfrey Fires Six More On Air Shakeup
Arthur Godfrey announced the termination of six performers from his television and radio shows, plus three writers. The Mariners Quartet Marion Marlowe Halelake and all the singers leave the daily radio TV programs and the Wednesday and Friday night shows. The writers Charles Horner Preston Miles and Charles Slocum also lose their jobs effective today.
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New York
Arthur Godfrey
Julius la Rosa
CBS
Godfrey
Mariners
Marion Marlowe
Halelake
Charles Horner
Preston Miles
Charles Slocum
Herald Journal praised for Salk polio vaccine coverage
Letters from Francis P. Maloney Dr. Donald E. Moore and George L. Richardson commend the Syracuse Herald Journal for its national and local reporting of the Salk polio vaccine trials. The paper published names of area children who received the vaccine within 48 hours of the report, aiding parents in verifying immunization and placebo status.
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Herald-Journal
Syracuse
Onondaga County
Basil O’connor
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
New York City
Francis P. Maloney
Donald E. Moore
Onondaga County Medical Society
George L. Richardson
O’connor
Syracuse Herald-Journal
Maloney
Richardson
Syracuse Herald- Journal
Onondaga Richardson County
Warren slams door on presidential bid
Chief Justice Earl Warren announced he will not seek the presidency and will not alter this decision. The statement followed a poll showing Warren as a potential Republican 1956 nominee if Eisenhower did not run for a second term. Warren, a former California governor, previously ran for vice president in 1948 with Dewey.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Eisenhower
Warren
California
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Editorial page hints at political candidacy and court tenure
The piece rails against rumors of a presidential bid tied to Justice Gates and cites his pledge to resign from politics to serve on the Supreme Court. It recalls Gen. Sherman’s 1883 warning about nomination and service and notes other regular features on the page.
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United States
Aty Cit Amuso Graham
Renste
Fox Dale
Be The Many or Few Featured In Today’s Pictures Page
A cryptic montage notes dedication to the Supreme Court and a statement by Warren denying political ambition. The fragment focuses on a page caption and a unusual, binary tone reflecting history’s press style.
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Wtars al ‘Fe
Supreme Court of the United States
Warren
Eden Calls May 26 Vote
Prime Minister Anthony Eden announced a general election for May 26 in a nationwide BBC broadcast. Parliament will be dissolved May 6 and reassemble for swearing in on June 7, with the new House of Commons opened by Queen Elizabeth on June 14.
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London
Anthony Eden
Eden
British Broadcasting Corp
House of Commons
Elizabeth
Britain
Today’s Chuckle Splits, Busier Roads, and Busy Minds
Lighthearted note laments crowded streets and rushed lives with a wry, playful tone. The brief pokes fun at modern hustle and the aimless rush in daily routines.
Wolfson Wins Court Ruling in Ward Scrape
Illinois Supreme Court upheld Louis E. Wolfson in his bid to take control of Montgomery Ward & Co. The decision requires all nine directors to be elected annually, overturning Ward's partial annual ballot. Ward chairman Sewell Avery declined immediate comment.
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Springfield
Ill
Ilinois Supreme Court
Louis E. Wolfson
Montgomery Ward & Co
Wolfson
Ward
Paupreme
Harry M. Fisher
Chicago
Fisher
Ward Board of Directors
New York
Sewell) Avery
Montgomery Ward
Avery
Pleasant Days Ahead Forecast Promises Warm Up Then Showers
Weather man Andrew P. Kelier predicts a fair and mild Saturday with a five day outlook showing temperatures four to eight degrees above normal. A gradual warming trend follows tomorrow before cooler mid week with light showers. Winds shift from northwest 13 to 20 mph tonight to light and variable in the south tomorrow.
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Andrew P. Kelier
Keller
Jet Crash Near Bermuda Affects Air Force Base
A VooS flight crashed near Bermuda at King George Sound during a routine operation. The U S Air Force Base reports the incident but has not released details on any passengers or casualties. Officials say the aircraft involved remains grounded as investigations begin.
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T. Georges
Bermuda
Attress
iKindiex Air Force Base
Air Force
How Herald Journal broke good news on polio
Herald Journal decoded polio vaccine data from 20 000 Onondaga County children, revealing which received Salk vaccine and which got placebo. Teams translated number codes from pink sheets to identify each child, consent, race, and immunization status, delivering news up to 11 days early.
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Herald-Journal
Onondaga County
Robert Wells
Mayar St
Hat is Just a Challenge to Churchill
Tailor and Cutter notes Sir Winston Churchill has never found a hat that suits him after 36 years in the public eye. The fashion magazine says the hats are more adversaries he has cowed, punching and denting them yet still respecting the man.
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London
Smart
Sir Winston Churchill
Winston
American Student Slain in Holy Land
A U.S. student named Charles Bish Harris of McConk edc was shot and killed today in Jerusalem. An Arab Legion soldier reportedly gunned him after a mix up over identification papers. The body was returned to Jordan.
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Sertusalem
INS
Charles Bish Harris
McConk
Edc
Toeman's-Land
Jerusalem
Atab Légion
Harrie
U.S
Harris
Jordan
Vaccine Distribution Parley Called April 22
Washington officials announce a government meeting for April 22 to seek the fairest method to distribute Salk polio vaccine. Secretary Hobby says the aim is to fulfill the President's directive on equal immunization opportunities for all who wish to be vaccinated. Invitees include representatives from the AMA and other medical groups, state health officers, the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, and the pharmaceutical industry.
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Washington
Hobby
Missing Rochester executive found working in circus
Police identified Rufus K. Orser a 46 year old Rochester New York businessman and MIT graduate as the man found working in a small circus in Pensacola Florida He had been missing since February and was described as an amnesia victim the report notes this detail appears to be continued on Page 21 Column 1.
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Pensacqula
Fla. UP
Rochester, N. Y
Rufus K.orser
Clark Paint, 612 and Glass Company
Rochester
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Soviet, Austrian pact urged for independence and troop withdrawal
The Soviet government urged a swift Austrian independence treaty with troop withdrawal by December 31. A joint Soviet Austrian communique said Julius Raab pledged that Austria will remain nonaligned and not host foreign bases. Russia will settle 150 million dollars in reparations, return German property, and restore oil fields and refineries. The accord, reached with Molotov and Raab, awaits approval by the United States Britain and France before incorporation.
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Moscow
Julius Raab
V. M. Molotov
Austria
Danube Shipping Co
Molotov
Raab
Iit
Adolf Schaerf
Vienna
Ee Raab
Schaerf
Russia
Germany
Hitler
Happy Day For Austria Celebrates Freedom After Occupation
Chancellor Julius Raab returns from Moscow to a triumphant Vienna. He proclaims that Austria will be free after ten years of occupation as crowds line the route to the city center. Police band, flags, and cheers greet Raab at Bad Voeslau and along the march into Vienna with joint occupation authorities and Allied commissioners watching.
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Vienna
Austria
Julius Raab
Moscow
Wwe
Raab
Bad Voeslau
United States
Britain
France
Jackie
It’ll Be Different Next Year Dear District Director
A garbled reminiscence shows a speaker planning change after delays. The fragment mentions instructions, income concerns, and historical names like Seneca and Thana, with scattered dates and personal notes.
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Lew Tee
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