Roosevelt Assured Stalin at Yalta on War and Trust
The Yalta papers released by the State Department show President Roosevelt believed Russia would enter the war against Japan and that Stalin could be trusted. The article notes Roosevelt discussed an international trusteeship for Indo China and sought Soviet cooperation in the United Nations.
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Stalin
Roosevelt
United States
Europe
Korea
Yalta
State Department
Russia
Japan
Germany
Churchill
Burma
United Nations
Yalta Papers Publication Sparks UK US Dispute
British clearance in question as Churchill demanded to see the Yalta documents. State Department says British and American editors shared proofs, with London still awaiting full content. Officials note long Washington London liaison caused publication snags and that Churchill resisted early release before final U.S. text was issued.
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Washington
State Department
London
Winston Churchill
Yalta
Churchill
Commons
State
U.S
State Department Formant
Lowon
U. S
Washington-London
Eisenhower
Desre
Kay
Maine bill seeks to abolish tolls for churchgoers
A Maine Senate proposal by Senator Jax Woodcock Jr of Bangor would end bridge tolls on Sundays for people traveling to churches. The measure aims to ease costs for worshippers and apply to toll bridges statewide.
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Augusta
Maine
Jax Woodcock, Jr
Bangor
Bus Kills Church Boy Buried Monday in Tragic Accident
Little Carmen Nicotra of Buckley Road died after darting into the path of a church bus near Immaculate Heart of Mary Church in Geddes. The Rev Donald Lameree of Liverpool Baptist Church was driving and said the boy must have fallen under the wheels. Carmen would have turned seven next Friday. The incident occurred as children from catechism class were departing under escort. the sheriff's department is investigating. The boy's funeral is planned for Monday.
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Carmen Nicotra
Victor Nicotra
Buckley Rd
Carmen
Ie and
Russell Avs
Galeville
Labor Party
Aneurin Bevan
Immaculate
Heart of Mary Church
Nays David Lawrence
Edward J. Ryan
BOS
Donald Lameree
Corkins Lane
Liverpool
Liverpool Baptist Church
Lameree
Onondaga County
Dulles Supports Publication Of Yalta Papers
Secretary of State Dulles said U S publication of Yalta documents will not hinder diplomacy among free nations. He noted essential facts were already known from Churchill Byrnes and Stettinius accounts and that a fourth publication should do no more harm than the prior three.
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Ottawa
U.S
Yalta
John Foster
Dulles
State Department
Crimea
Churchill
Byrnes
Stettinius
Twins Born 48 Days Apart In Delaware Hospital
In Delaware Ohio a boy and girl born a 48 day span apart from an extrauterine pregnancy. Douglas L Schnees arrived January 28 by C section weighing 5 pounds 12 ounces. Deborah Lyn Schnees born yesterday weighs 5 pounds 4 ounces. Both babies and mother Mrs Bernard Schnees reported all fine at Jane M Case Hospital.
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Delaware
Ohio
Douglas L. Schnees
Deborah Lyn
Bernard Schnees
Douglas
James Parker
Deborah
Senators Clash Over Stock Market Inquiry
Senators Capehart and Fulbright spar over the stock market inquiry as Fulbright questions General Motors President Curtice about GM price setting. Curtice defends pricing as competitive while Fulbright accuses GM of avoiding price competition and possibly inviting regulation. The exchange follows clashes with Republican leaders and a Chamber of Commerce note urging confidence in the economy.
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Fulbright
General Motors
Harlow H. Curtice
G.M
Curtice
Leonard W. Hall
Miami
Chamber of Commerce
Brewerton Man Held On DWI And Hit Run Charge
Bail set at 1000 dollars for William J. Hunt 24 of Brewerton facing an April 4 hearing on DWI and leaving the scene. Arraigned before Judge P Leo Dorsey in Traffic Court Hunt is accused of striking Catherine M. Goss 34 and not stopping. Deputies later found the car in Teallaville shopping center. Hunt was arrested after officers alerted Syracuse police.
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Brewerton
P. Leo Dorsey
William J. Hunt
Beech Rd
R.D
N. Salina St
Catherine M. Goss
Eastwood housing clash escalates as residents oppose project
On the North Eastwood 200 unit public housing plan opponents led by Eastwood Taxpayers Association demand its drop or face political reprisal. Maurice Sharp states 3000 signatures are ready with potential to double, and cites Syracuse Housing Authority officials weighing site finalization and tentative status near Eastwood Homes built in 1950 51.
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Eastwood Taxpayers Association
Mead
North Eastwood
Maurice’. Sharp
Association
Sharp
McGarry
Eashwood Homes
Woman Burned In Stove Blast At Mapletown Home
Mrs. Anna Barringer about 80 was burned to death in her Mapletown home when a coal stove exploded. Sheriff Ralph W. MacLachlan said she appeared to have been pouring kerosene over the coal prior to the blast.
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Mapletown
Anna Barringer
Montgomery County
Ralph W. MacLachlan
Barringer
Stone
Republican Chairman Cites Exclusion From $10 Dinner
Gray Brewer of Miami Dade County Republican Party said he did not attend a GOP dinner because he was excluded and could not afford the $10 plate, stating he was not invited and was overlooked.
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Miami
INS
Dade County
Gray Brewer
Costly Hitch Ends in Robbery in Boston Ride
Ronald Coyne, 2, of Roslindale, was robbed of 37 dollars after accepting a ride with eight men in a track. He told police he believed there was safety in numbers.
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Boston
Ronald Coyne
Roslindale
Coyne
Tanker Aruba Defies Crew Over Red China Route
The Aruba with 13 000 tons of Romanian jet fuel sails east off Ceylon as its crew defies orders to proceed toward Red China. Crewmen threaten to refuse passage past Singapore and risk intercept by Chinese Nationalist warships while the captain aims to transship in open sea. The United States previously bought the cargo from Finland and repurposed it at sea.
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Helsiney -Uby
Aruba
Red
China
Singapore
Ceylon
Dickering
United States
Wilma
Indian Ocean
Head-on Crash Injures Trooper and Two Syracuse Bus Drivers
A head-on collision on State Fair Boulevard near 11:30 A.M. seriously injured a state trooper and two Syracuse Transit bus drivers. John Reardon 82 Robert Watson 25 and John Michaels 23 were listed in fair condition at Onondaga General Hospital. Watson and Michaels worked for Syracuse Transit. Reardon was off duty and to report for work at noon. Details were not immediately available.
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Syracuse
State Fair Blvd
Onondaga General Hospital
John Reardon
Avery Av
Robert Watson
Terry Jr
Baldwinsville
John Michaels
Watson
Michaels
Syracuse Transit Corporation
State Police Corp
Merrill R. Zapf
Reardon
Lifting of Obscene Book Delivery Ordered
The Postoffice Department reversed its stance and will deliver a copy of The Lysis trata to a Beverly Hills bookseller after a suit was filed to compel delivery. A memorandum says the Greek classic is for a rare-books collector and not general distribution.
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Washington
Postoffice Department
Beverly - Hills
Calif
Abe McGregor Goff
Federal District Court
Weather Outlook Forecast Snow and Cold Through Next Week
Weatherman Andy Keller predicts one inch of snow today and another tomorrow with temperatures five to eight degrees below normal. He warns a Atlantic storm will push snow across Maine and the northern states east of the Mississippi. Tonight and tomorrow stay snowy with little temperature change, warmer Monday, and near 30s through most of next week. Winds 10 to 20 mph north to northwest.
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Andy Keller
Rochester
Buffalo
Syracuse
Keller
Hancock Field
Maine
Atlantic
Mississippi
Copter Net Scoops Pilot From Water
A Royal Navy rescue team plucked pilot G. Foulkes from the English Channel after his Firefly trainer crashed south of Littlehampton. Lt. Cmdr. John Sproule devised a net rescue method and completed the operation three minutes after contact with Ford air station was signaled.
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Aitlenampton
England
English Channel
Cmdr
John Sproule
Royal Navy
G. Foulkes
Royal Naval Air Station
Ford
Foulkes
Littlehampton
Quake Shakes Tokyo Downtown Noted As Minor
A rolling earthquake struck downtown Tokyo for about a minute with no immediate damage reported. No injuries were mentioned and residents felt the tremor across central districts.
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Tokyo
What a Mother Should Save for a Rainy Day
A concise reflection on parental guidance urging patience as the essential reserve for tough times. The idea emphasizes steadiness and emotional resilience over material readiness for future challenges.
Atom Shot Delayed by Weather in Las Vegas
The Atomic Energy Commission postponed the 500 foot tower atom blast in Las Vegas Nevada due to unfavorable wind patterns. A weather evaluation meeting was scheduled to decide if the blast will occur before dawn tomorrow.
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Las Vegas
Atomic Energy Commission
Typo Triggers Legislative Coverage Stir in Tennessee
A typographical error jolted reporters covering Tennessee's legislature in Nashville, causing chaos before a House correction. The misprint sparked confusion among newsmen about a measure to tax auto tags, while Mrs. Louella Bone, age 36, draws attention for her confident style and dental ambitions.
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Nashville
Tenn
INS
Tennessee
Madisonville
House
Louella Bone
West German Bundestag and Bundesrat approve Paris Saar pact
The Bonn parliament completed approval of West German rearmament as the Bundesrat voted 29 to 9 for the Paris treaty ending Allied occupation and enabling rearmament. The Saar accord into international control passed with narrow margins, shaping West Germany’s entry into allied security structures.
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Bonn
Germany
France
Federal Constitutional Court
Bundesrat
Paris
Bundestag
West Germany
Bonn Republic
West European Union
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Saar
Bunderstag
Faure Delays showdown with Poujade over tax revolt
Paris reports Premier Edgar Faure postponed a showdown with anti tax crusader Pierre Poujade and delayed emergency powers. He said a revised request would be presented next Thursday for debate in the week after as ratification of German rearmament looms.
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Paris
Edgar Faure
France
Faure
Pierre Poujade
National Assembly
Assembly
Pilgrim Father in Reverse Greeting for Graham in Britain
Billy Graham arrived in Britain to a wild welcome as crowds cheered and wept. He visited Plymouth to touch the Mayflower stone and said, I am a Pilgrim father in reverse, expressing deep emotion about the town and its link to American history.
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Tlymouth
England
Billy Graham
Britain
Tve
London
Wembley Stadium
Graham
Massachusetts
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William Oppenhorst
Philadelphia
Red China
Lysistrata
Faure Ducks Showdown
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