West Will Ask Russia's Views On New Parley
The United States Britain and France will ask Moscow to state its attitude toward a possible Big Four meeting. Western powers aim to show peace interest while probing Russia's willingness to discuss broad world issues. The note likely will be delivered in Moscow Tuesday in a cautious shift toward possible spring talks.
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Russia
Washington
U.S
Britain
France
Moscow
West
Western Germany
East Germany
China
Council of Foreign Ministers
New York
Lon
Don
Paris
Rennel weight loss claim from Dayton user
A Dayton resident reports losing 30 pounds and six inches from waist and hips after using Rennel. The ad promises rapid home fat reduction with Rennel mixed in grapefruit juice, two tablespoonfuls twice daily, with money back guarantee if no initial weight loss.
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C. S. Bingham
Grand Ave
Dayton
Ohio
Rennel
A Bomb Ultimatum Favored by Urey
Nobel chemist Harold C. Urey urged the United States to warn the Soviet Union that atomic bombs would be dropped on Moscow if the Soviet army invades western Europe. He said fear of the A bomb may deter invasion and warned that use could spark World War III, urging readiness.
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New York
Harold C. Urey
Atomic Scientist
United States
Russia
Europe
U.S
Moscow
Urey
University of Chicago
American Technion Society
The
Technion
Israel
Institute of Technology
Youth Admits Slaying Boy Captive With Scarf
JOLIET Ill Jan 22 AP State's Attorney John Pearce said he would charge a high school senior today with murdering 13 year old Billy Rodenburg whose body was found in a ditch after he disappeared Billy was held captive in a shack behind Kenneth Scholz home in Crete Scholz 17 signed a statement admitting the slaying he said he killed Billy Wednesday night by twisting a scarf around his neck.
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Joliet
Ill
John Pearce
Billy Rodenburg
Pearce
Kenneth Scholz
Scholz
Billy
Crete
Gambling device possession charge against Swaney heard in Columbus
The Ohio Board of Liquor Control will hear a case Wednesday at 9 a.m. in Columbus involving T. R. Swaney of 55 Ernest Massillon on a possession of gambling devices charge. Swaney holds D-1 and D-2 beer and wine permits and a D-3 whisky license.
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T. R. Swaney
Ernest S. Massillon
Ohio Board of Liquor Control
Columbus
Two Medical Surveys Show Favorable Antihistamine Effect
Two studies released today report antihistamines provide symptom relief for common colds. In the Basle based trial, 5600 U.S. participants showed 72.7 percent relief, outperforming other remedies and placebos. A second study on 1,008 inmates found antihistamine aided symptoms even after onset, with minimal side effects.
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New York
United States
International Archives
Basle
Switzerland
M. H. Manson
R. Lomax Wells
Washington, D. C
L. H. Whitney
Newark, N. J
G. Babcock Jr
Clifton, N. J
Lawton Reformatory
Hirsh
Grenadier back in action as relic from military past
STAN SWINTON reports from Tokyo that China's grenadiers, once a symbol of massed assault, struggle with obsolete weapons and poor throwing range. U N evaluators note grenades are ineffective, causing heavy Chinese casualties while U N troops suffer minimal harm. The piece traces the grenadiers from 17th century battlefield roles to their current decline.
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Imoris
Imori
Seattle
Wash
Barbara Jo Beppu
Gilbert
Anthony
Tokyo
U. N
America
U.N
Europe
Monks
Britain
Coldstream, Grenadier
Royal Horse Guards
Guards
Grenadiers
China
Federal study says 96 Empire State Buildings needed
A congressional committee estimates the federal government requires 96 Empire State buildings for offices, 2 per state, with rising rents and limited space outside Washington. The report, led by Sen Byrd, notes 372 cities with 25,000+ population in the breakdown and cites total space figures for owned and leased buildings plus rent free space.
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Ashington
Uncle Sam
Joint Congressional Committee
Byrd
Virginia
Washington
General Services Administration
Ohio
Junior Museum Opens at Westerville in Hanby House Grounds
Columbus Ohio marks its first museum for youth opening on the Hanby House grounds, memorial to educator and songwriter Benjamin R Hanby who wrote Darling Nelly Gray.
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Columbus
Ohio
Westerville
Hanby
Benjamin R. Hanby
Nelly Gray
Doan’s Pills touted for kidney discomfort relief
An advertisement claims Doan’s Pills ease backache and fatigue linked to reduced kidney function. It describes causes like stress and cold exposure, promises relief by diuretic action, and notes decades of use by millions to flush kidney tubes and filters.
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Dean
Doan
Bubble level for drilling straight vertical or horizontal holes
A new attachable bubble level fits any hand held drill with two screws. It lets operators focus on the level rather than the drill to produce perfectly straight vertical holes through floors or horizontal holes through walls.
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Associated Press
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Canton
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Harrisburg Rd
Packard
Lyman H. Glark, Inc
Canton, Ohio
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