US Demands UN Probe of Germ Charge
The United States urged a UN Security Council inquiry into Soviet germ warfare charges, proposing the International Red Cross lead the probe. Russia and Communist China may veto or refuse participation, while the move tests Kremlin diplomacy as the council debates the issue.
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Russia
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China
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International Red Cross
Red Cross
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Council 10
Malik
Washington
Gross
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Inter-Service
Geneva
Atine
Rosenberg
Texas Polio Cases Mount
Polio in Texas escalates with 333 cases in Houston and Dallas hospitals. Eleven new Houston cases, Dallas adds three, El Paso reports first death in 27 years. Total 116 city and 75 Harris County deaths, plus out of county cases. Javier Banuelas, 6, dies in El Paso after admission two days prior.
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Stevenson Denies Romance Report
Springfield report says Adlai Stevenson denied romantic interest in Dorothy Fos Gick, daughter of Karry Emerson Fas. He joked about column rumors, stating he has married three ladies in recent months and that the plural of spouse is spice, apologizing for any embarrassment caused.
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Gil Adlai E. Stevenson
Dorothy Fos Gick
Karry Emerson Fas
Drew Pearson
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Mr. Pearson
Plane Riders Must End Trips by Cab
New York passengers arriving at LaGuardia and Kennedy face sky high fees as a strike by about 300 Carey Transportation drivers ends wage talks. Bus fares to Manhattan drop, taxi rates jump from three to four dollars, forcing travelers to choose.
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Carey Transportation Company
Nurses Seek 40 Hour Week In ANA Platform
In Atlantic City the American Nurses Association adopted a platform calling for a 40 hour week and collective bargaining for better pay. The resolutions were approved at the closing convention session yesterday as part of the ANA’s national agenda.
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Rossellini Loses Lead for U S Visit Custody Case
In Los Angeles Ingrid Bergman’s attorney failed to extend time for Roberto Rossellini to appear in a custody matter involving Bergman’s daughter Pia. The Superior Court set a deadline for Rossellini’s appearance and rejected further extensions. Bergman’s attorney argued that ex husband Dr Jer Lindstrom remains hostile and that the child’s relationship with the mother would suffer if Rossellini and his wife are not allowed to testify.
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Miss Berg
Jer Lindstrom
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Pial
Britain may build seaway equipment for Canada deal
London reports Canada may buy 420 million dollars worth of electrical and engineering gear from Britain's heavy industry to construct the Saint Lawrence seaway linking the Atlantic with the Great Lakes. Talks have occurred with Canada Commissioner Norman and British industrial leaders. Officials from the Ministry of Supply, Board of Trade and Commonwealth Relations Office discussed the plan. An unofficial industry mission is set to depart for Canada for further negotiations.
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Salem
Raid on Moonshine Houses Shocks Tipperary Mountains
Blue uniformed Gardai swept Cappamore in the early hours raiding white walled cabins suspected of illicit liquor. A mash barrel was seized as part of a local court action against owners, with the raid planned overnight to disrupt the moonshine trade in Ireland's rugged hills.
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Exre
Tipperary
Ireland
Gardai
Cappamore
Pobec
New Sedan Proves To Be A Hot Rod
Philadelphia radio announcer Jercy Gaines faced a mystery when the rear window of his new sedan shattered after a night of heat buildup and a sudden cooling shower. Neighbors heard a muffled blast but Gaines had no known enemies. Insurance agents solved the case, noting heat expansion and a rapid temperature drop as the cause. Gaines later rode the streetcar to work.
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Philadelphia
Jercy
Gaines
Valley Stream Firecracker Explosion Shakes Town
A gasoline tank stored under a trestle was toppled by a firecracker blast in Valley Stream. A two thousand gallon tank weighed about a ton and was lifted into girders and twisted by the force of the explosion. Residents felt a sharp jolt as the tank burst, drawing curiosity from onlookers.
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Robert Munr. H
GI Crooner Pays Tab After UN Office Visitor Saga
Thelthe singer Eugene Wallach, a private first class, performed for a hotel room crowd where a brigadier general invited her to join his party. Afterward a waiter billed the general $50. Wallach allegedly failed to pay in full. Wallach later appeared before a New York federal grand jury amid UN staff purge rumors.
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United Nations
United Nations Administration
Eugene Wallach
Wallach
New York
Federal Grand Jury
Eddie Fisher
Fort Myer
Trygve Lie
la Job
One in Ten Listed 4 F in Draft Classifications
Selective Service reported yesterday that 12416129 youths examined since 1948 resulted in 1483515 classified 4 F. The Canal Zone showed 38 percent 4 F from 477 registrants, Puerto Rico 72,331 of 220,210, and South Carolina 40,958 of 291,700. Nationally 11.6 percent were 4 F with regional variation.
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Canal Zone
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South Sal
South Carolina
Landing Training Team Organized by Marines in Japan
The Marines announce a permanent amphibious training team in Japan to support landing operations. A Marine Corps unit was sent to Japan in 1946 to assist Army amphibious training, with prior teams in 1930. The new unit, likely near Yokosuka, will be commanded by Brig. Gen. William W. Davies.
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Mervines
Japan
Marine Corps
Army
Korea
Inchon
Yokosuka
William W. Davies
Twenty Policemen Suspended Over Bookie Case in New York
Twenty policemen including five captains were suspended from the New York police force after a mass lineup identified them as protecting Brooklyn boss bookie Harry Gross. The suspensions, carried out yesterday, involve departmental pensions and mark a major action in the anti corruption sweep.
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Harry
House Snags Tighter Tax Laws Bill
Washington report: A bill to punish tax chiselers and influence peddlers is delayed after objections from congressmen worried about effects on constituents. Rep. King says the bill will be refined and resubmitted. In Troy, nearly 2500 veterans attend the 334th state convention of the Veterans of Foreign Wars with U.S. Senator Irving M. Ives slated to speak.
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Irving M. Ives
Presidential Quiz from the White House rummage sale
A comic Q and A notes that during a White House rummage sale Chester A Arthur, 21st President, auctioned Lincoln’s pants. It states widows of presidents received a $5000 annual pension under a bill passed March 3 1852 and that a president cannot veto a Constitutional Amendment.
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Abraham Lincoln
United States
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Arthur
Lincoln
Robbed Man to Stand as Star Witness in Reno Theft Case
La Verne Redfield, a 34 year old man sought for two weeks as the star witness against a gang accused of stealing 1.5 million dollars from his Reno home, was arrested by federal agents in San Francisco and jailed after refusing to post bond. He said he will testify, while deputies move him to custody.
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la Vere Redfield
Reno
Nevada
Cetody
U. S
Redfield
Airliner Damaged by Heater Briefly Hits Albany Flight
A DC-3 bound for Boston suffered a heater malfunction shortly after takeoff from Albany. World Airlines said no one was seriously injured and the aircraft landed safely. Passenger accounts described a minor scare but no major injuries were reported.
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Boston
Argentina Holds Masses for Evita in Time of Peron Concern
In Buenos Aires special masses were held for the fast recovery of Juan D. Peron’s church community and for Mrs. Peron who has been ill for months after a serious operation last year the details of which were not disclosed.
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Juan D. Peron
Argentina
Education Ministry
Mrs Michaud Goes On Trial In Reno Divorce Case
Redfield met Mrs Michaud while she awaited a Reno divorce and now she faces trial Monday as the second of eight people jailed in a theft investigation.
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