Churchill Protests U S Move On Formosa
London reports Secretary Dulles lunching with Churchill. Britain disapproves of U S Formosa policy shift freeing Chinese Nationalists to raid Communist China. Eden outlines fears, Stassen and Holmes present as talks with Dulles review Far East policy and potential repercussions. An emergency Commons debate is planned.
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London
John Foster Dulles
Churchill
Dulles
Britain
United States
Formosa
Anthony Eden
U. S
Eden
Harold Stassen
Julius C. Holmes
Foreign Office
Ate
Washington
House of Commons
Far Eastern
No Bail Reds Jailed in NYC Conspiracy Case
Thirteen second string Communist leaders were jailed today in lieu of bail after being convicted of conspiring to overthrow the United States government. Judge Dimock set bail at 20 000 to 25 000 per defendant while the appeals proceed, delaying imprisonment for months. U S Attorney Lane urged 100 000 bail per person or no bail at all, noting others posted heavy bail to escape confinement. The defendants face potential prison terms up to five years. the judge limited maximums compared with murder or kidnapping cases.
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New York
Edward J. Dimock
U. S
Myles J. Lane
United States
Dimock
Congress
US Casualty Total in Korea Reaches 129,424
U S battle casualties in Korea rise to 129,424 with an increase of 271 over last week. The Defense Department lists 22,822 dead 93,788 wounded 9,269 missing 2,150 captured and 1,395 previously missing but returned to control. About 85 percent of the wounded have returned to duty.
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Washington
Korea
Defense Department
Brush Attitude on Formosa Editorial by Marquis Childs
Marquis Childs analyzes the Brush stance on Formosa in today editorial page discussion. The feature notes broad factors shaping U S policy and public reaction across the paper’s sections including letters, sports, and city life.
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Formosa
Marquis Childs
Remington Given 3-Year Jail Term
The report notes a three year jail term for an individual named Remington. Details remain unclear amid surrounding coverage of Europe flood disasters and rescue efforts across Britain and the Netherlands.
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Remington
Defense Budget Eyed In Economy Campaign
Washington report notes the Defense Department will reexamine its 46.3 billion budget under a White House directive to cut costs. Assistant Defense Secretary W J McNeil says the review will cover procurement construction and manpower. Budget Director Joseph M Dodge sets hiring suspension and other economy rules.
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House
Defense Departent
Defense
W. J. McNeil
McNeil
Budget Bureau
Eisen
Defense Department
J Joseph M. Dodge
Probe Finds Access to Secret Files in 1948
A State Department employee told Senate investigators that John Stewart Service had access to confidential files in 1948 and spent many hours with loyalty review personnel. Service, a veteran foreign service officer, was dismissed last year after a loyalty board doubt. Balog testified she was told late in 1948 he would access files and gave him keys to the file room for night work.
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Washington
State Department
Senate
John Stewart
Ttn Law Pd
Helen B. Balog
Foreign Service
Widow awarded after Brooklyn madman killings
The New York Court of Claims awarded $40 712 to Yula Pansy St George widow of Frank St George 46 who was killed by William Jones 19 four days after release from Matteawan State Hospital for the Criminally Insane. Judge George Sylvester cited overcrowding and understaffing as factors in negligent release and set a ruling against the state.
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Albany
Court of Claims
Brooklyn
Matteawan State Hospital
George Sylvester
William Jones
St. Mark Pl
Yula Pansy
St. George
Frank
Jones
St. Mark's Pl
Warren
Sylvester
Wholesale Food Prices Dip Again
New York reporting. The Dun & Bradstreet food index shows wholesale prices for 31 common foods at 6.13 a pound, down from 6.22 last week and off 7.3 percent from a year earlier. The index marks a postwar low with the Korean War context noted.
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New York
Dun
Six Die in Farmhouse Fire in Brimley Area
A father Romauld Comp-eau a farmer his wife Cecilia and four children Jeremiah 8 Joseph 6 Anita 4 and Rene 2 perished in a farmhouse fire at Brimley Sault Ste Marie Mich early today. The fifth child Eugene is married and lives in the Sault.
Hope Revived For Plane Missing Off Newfoundland
A flare and oil slick sighting spurred air and sea searchers for a British air liner with 39 aboard missing in the North Atlantic off Newfoundland. Skyways Ltd had given up hope. U S Coast Guard cutter Campbell logged a brilliant white light from the sea before heavy snow reduced visibility to about 400 yards.
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Halifax
Nova Scotia
North Atlantic
Newfoundland
London
Skyways, Ltd
U. S. Coast Guard
Campbell
Cub Buys Car Ad Leads to Bear Cub Trade
WILLMAR Minn. Norman Letrud traded a bear cub for a used car after spotting Jack Quinn'sAdvertisement promising to trade anything for anything. The incident shows a curious barter in Minnesota.
Jelke Jury Selections Continue in Noted Prostitution Trial
New York jurors near completion in the case of Minor Jelke 23 accused of running a call girl racket. Three more jurors and two alternates are needed to finish an all male panel agreed by defense and prosecution. Nine jurors have been chosen so far as the trial advances. Jelke allegedly sought to boost his income ahead of inheritance due in three years.
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New York
Tlee
Minor
Mickey) Jelke
Jelke
First Moline licensing office reports first fish license sold
The city clerk announced the season's first fishing license was sold to Harry First.
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Moline, Til
Harry First
Wage-Price Controls In Their Last Stages
Washington reports wage and price controls near termination as the April 30 expiry nears. President Eisenhower opposes extension while White House and Wage Stabilization Board dispute authority over immediate termination. Text notes notices to over 2,000 employees and ongoing agency actions.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Harry Weiss
Wage Stabilization Board
White House
James C. Hagerty
Weiss
Thority
Wage Board
Hagerty
Allies Bomb Troop Base in Korea Air Offensive
Allied fighter bombers struck a Red troop concentration east of Kangdong, with 16 buildings destroyed and fires sparked by explosions. Six Sabres fought 10 MIGs in MIG Alley, while B-29s cleared a 45 acre Red supply center near Sariwon. Ground combat yielded at least 424 Chinese and North Korean Reds killed in 24 hours. Raiders wiped out about 350 Reds in a hit-and-run strike on a western fortress hill.
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Seoul
Kangdong
Korea
U. S. Fifth Air Force
Sariwon
Air Force
U. S. Eighth Army
U. S
Red Fortress
Thief Steals Woman’s Billfold. IRS to Allow Deduction
Mrs. H. V. Langdon reported a theft of her billfold containing 339 while she prepared income tax returns at the Internal Revenue office in Birmingham. A deputy collector advised she could deduct the loss on her 1953 tax return.
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Birmingham
Ala
H. V. Langdon
Internal Revenue Office
Cocktail Chuckle: Ice Cube With Alcohol Rub
A brief humor item notes a cocktail party gag featuring an ice cube treated with alcohol rub for a playful twist. The gag suggests a chilly, cheeky approach to serving drinks and adds a lighthearted tone to the social scene.
Scarlet fever closes schools in Cazenovia area
In Madison County four districts including Cazenovia Central School District and nearby Nelgon and Fenner suspended classes after a spike in scarlet fever. Dr Samuel Raymond said 17 cases prompted closures affecting about 1 200 pupils. Clifton Springs Ontario County also shut the central school and Y M C A after illness spread.
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Madison County
Nelgon and
Fenner
Samuel Raymond
Washington
Walters
Osin
Cazenovia
Raymond
Nelson
Clifton Springs
Ontario County
Y.M.C.A
Charles Richardson
Wedemeyer urges unrestricted strikes on Red China
Lt General Albert C Wedemeyer advocates unrestricted attacks on mainland China and a tight blockade to win in Korea. He calls for breaking relations with Russia, expelling Soviet blocs from the UN, and going it alone if allies balk, while cautioning these steps may not trigger a general war.
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New York
INS
Albert C. Wedemeyer
Red China
China
Korea
Far East
U. S
Wedemeyer
America
Russia
United
South Korea
Three Teens Die In Route 370 Head On Collision
Three teenage boys died in a head on crash involving a car and a tractor trailer on Route 370 two miles east of Meridian. Names Richard A. Simons 17 Meridian Francis I LaClair 16 Cato R D 1 and Ernest Anthony 17 Ira. Truck driver Ferris R Stevens 22 of Southington Conn said he lost control on a rough road. Coroner Norman L Woodford said verdicts would be accidental deaths. Bodies were removed to Mott Funeral Home in Cato.
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Meridian
Richard Arthur Simons
Francis I. LaClair
Cato R. D
Ernest Anthony
Ira
LaClair
Ferris R. Stevens
Southington
Conn
Cayuga County
Norman L. Woodford
Union Springs
Mott Funeral Home
Cato
Testimony Begins in Farone Gambling Conspiracy Trial
Ex convict Louis J. Farone faces trial in Ballston Spa for gambling and conspiracy. A 12 jurors panel, ordered probe into illegal gambling and possible political corruption in Saratoga County, will hear testimony starting today per Justice Leo J. Hagerty.
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Ballston Spa
Exconvict
Louis J
Doc) Farone
State Supreme Court
Saratoga County
Leo J. Hagerty
Lenient Sentence For Ex Government Economist On Perjury
William Remington 35 a former Government economist was sentenced to three years in prison for perjury by Federal Judge Vincent Liebel. He was found guilty Jan 27 of lying about classified information to Elizabeth Bentley and about the Young Communist League while a Dartmouth student. The two concurrent three year terms replaced a possible 10 year max. Remington acquitted on one charge and a mistrial on others. He has been free on 7000 bail pending appeals.
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New York
William Remington
Vincent Lieibell
Remington
Elizabeth Bentley
Young Communist League
Dartmouth College
Court of Appeals
Miss Bentley
Ann Moos Remington
Communist Party
John McKim Minton, Jr
Bit Warmer Tomorrow in Northeast and Across State
Tonight clear and cold, tomorrow more clouds as temperatures rise to a 28 degree high. Northerly winds at 10 to 15 mph. Moderately high pressure keeps the cold spell in the Northeast while other areas show drops and Texas Brownsville reports heat.
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Andrew P. Keller
Weather Bureau
Kansas
Brownsville
Tex
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