35 Chinese Scholars Barred From Leaving U S Now
Washington reports that 35 Chinese scholars trained in the United States are prevented from returning home to aid the Chinese Communist regime. Officials say the issue remains under continuous study by State Defense and Justice departments. The 35 are the remainder of 67 students seeking to return to Hong Kong in the coming days.
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Washington
United States
Erican
Officals
Hong Kong
Hed
China
Red China
Chinas m
Reds
State Department
Sai
Five Detroit Restaurateurs Rewarded With Ownership Stakes
Fred A. Simonson, owner of Greenfield Mall restaurants, transfers five outlets to 23 longtime employees including Jack Lawrence of Birmingham as future president. The Detroit Columbus and Cleveland units, part of a million meals monthly operation with about 1,000 staff, will see key managers receive stakes while Simonson stays on as consultant if welcomed.
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Detroit
Fred A. Shorsot
Monson
Columbus
Cleveland
Jack Lawrence
Birmingham
Mich
Winifred E.son
John C.han
C.H. Rateliffe
Leyvhan
Frm
Simonson
Netroit
Ohio
Mills
Skeleton Identified in Portsmouth Ravine Case
A skeleton found in a ravine northwest of Portsmouth was identified Thursday as Jessie Phillips, ringheld. Authorities traced a prescription with the remains to confirm the identity. Phillips had been missing from the Springfield home of his nephew, Wendell Rose, since February 11.
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Portsmouth
Here
Jessie Phillips
Phillips
Springfield
Wendell Rose
Industrialist to Lead Lorain Heart Fund Drive
Robert A. Pritzker, Olson Corp. president, to direct Lorain County Heart Fund Drive’s industrial solicitation phase. A Chicago native, he and wife Audrey Gilbert have two children. Pritzker cited industry responsibility amid rising heart disease deaths and urged corporate level outreach with 11,900 volunteers canvassing on Heart Sunday February 10.
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Robert A Pritzker
Olson Corp
Lorain County
al Meyer
Elyria
Chicago
Pritcker
Morgan St
R.D
Qhberon
Audrey Gilbert
James
Linda
America
Loram
Kep
Colson Corp
Pritzker
Erie
Pressed Steel Car Co
Essex Graham Corp
Hindy Tech
Sino Tech
Uity
Iingis
Case Institute of Technology
Cleveland
Heart
Lo| Tain County
Heart Fund
Chances Good For Hawaii Alaska Statehood Says Engle
Rep Clair Engle head of the House Interior committee says chances are good for Hawaii and Alaska to win statehood in the next two years He will introduce a Hawaii statehood bill Alaska’s bid may be considered separately to allow independent action by Congress He notes Hawaii has stronger support in both chambers than Alaska at present but Din 1959 strategy varies by party and approach
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Washington
Clair Engle
Calif
House Interior Committee
Hawaii
Alaska
Engle
Aso
E. L. Bartletl
Eves
Hawaian
Senate
Congress
Clement accuses Nixon Dixon Yates of lowering morals
Tennessee Governor Frank Clement blistered Nixon Dixon and Yates in a National Press Club address, linking their methods to threats to American public morals. He defended the Dixon Yates private power contract as a remedy to a TVA driven system, arguing it risks the nation’s political health.
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Washington
Tennessee
Frank Clement
Nixon, Dixon and Yates
Clement
Richard “i Nixon
Dixon - Yates
National Press ‘Club
Nixon
Dixon
Yates
James F. Murray
D-Mont
Butte
Mont
Communist Party
Tennessee Valley Authority Power System
Dixon-Yates
Tyas
Dixon- Yates Private Power Combine
West Memphis
Ark
TWA
TVA
Atomic Energy
Paducah
Warning Is Timely in Honolulu as Bags Are Stolen
Dr. C M Burgess convened Straub Clinic doctors to relay a police warning to lock autos after drug addicts were reported stealing doctors bags. Burgess found his own bag missing from his car upon leaving the meeting.
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Honolulu
T. H
C. M. Burgess
Straub Clinic
Burgess
Pope Pius XII Shows Marked Improvement After Illness
Vatican sources said Pope Pius XII, gravely ill eight days earlier, is in his best condition today. He slept well, had normal pulse and temperature, reduced coughing, and no stomach pains. He is reading papers, signing photographs for Catholics, and plans a Christmas appearance if doctors approve. Further tests await a barium swallow to confirm diagnosis.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Balcory
St. Petersilica
Democrat Sees Right To Work Laws Unchanged
Washington Democrat and future House Labor Committee head Graham A. Barden predicts no action to repeal right to work laws. He says the Taft Hartley provision remains, and he will oppose any effort to alter state statutes. Mitchell urged repeal, but Barden, at his New Bern home, said the Democratic majority will not back it.
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Washington
House Labor Committee
Congress
Graham A. Barden
D. N.C
James P. Mitchell
Mitchell
CIO
Los Angeles
Walter P. Reuther
Barden
Robert A. Taft
Coats Burn from Window Light Dispenser
Washington insiders report sunlight streaming through office windows and a decorative ice water dispenser caused scorching holes in coats on Capitol Hill. Officials cautioned staff to move coats away from direct sun and rethink display areas.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Salesman jailed after alleged pressure selling kiss offers
Jack E. Graham, 25, was jailed in Long Beach California after two housewives accused him of trying to give away kisses as part of a huge pressure selling technique while selling subscriptions to a love magazine.
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Long Beach
Calif
Jack E. Graham
Graham
Love
Postal Clerk Duties Highlight Mail Handling
A notice outlines postal clerk responsibilities for split mail, sorting, and parcel processing. It emphasizes accuracy, timeliness, and adherence to routing procedures, ensuring efficient service across routes and delivery windows.
Navy To Launch Largest American Ship Tomorrow
United Press reports the U S Navy will launch the largest American ship ever built the 1 036 foot long 59 650 ton super aircraft carrier USS Forrestal at Hampton Roads Virginia The ship cost 197 859 000 and will be blessed by Mrs James V Forrestal wife of the first defense secretary with remarks by Secretary Wilson and leaders from government and industry
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United Press
Washington
U.S. Navy
U.S.S. Forrestal
Hampton Roads
Defense
Charles BE. Wilson
James V. Forrestal
Shigemitsu Says Japan To Cooperate With West
Japan's newly named Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu pledged cooperation with the free nations headed by the United States. He stressed relations with continental neighbors only on terms acceptable to peaceful conduct and avoided confirming official government policy, noting his remarks were personal.
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Earnest Hoberecht
United Press
Tokyo
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Japan
Missouri
Jamin
Shermitsu
Red China
Shigemitsu
Free Nations
Shiigenutsu
Marunguch
Ichiro Satoyama
New Japan Democratic Party
Shigematsu
Halo ‘Ama
East Asia
Navy moves 8000 men and 34 ships to Pacific theater
The Navy announced operation welfare transferring 34 warships and 8,000 sailors with families from the Atlantic command to the Pacific. vessels include the carrier Midway, 2 cruisers, 16 destroyers and 15 amphibious ships. ten ships already sailed west with others to follow after Jan 1. Special travel arrangements cover housing, babysitting, medical care, and schooling support on arrival.
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Washington
INS
Navy
Atlantic Command
Pacific Theater
Chou En- Lai
U.S
Baetie
Midway
Youngstown
West Coast
Lincoln Electric Bets Bonus Totals 4.46 Million
Lincoln Electric Co announces a $4,458,629 bonus for 1162 employees. James F. Lincoln says the payout rewards individual performance as part of a profit sharing plan. The firm also allocates $520 for retirement annuities for employees.
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Lincoln Electric
Cleveland
Lincoln Electric Co
James F. Lincoln
Linculny
Escapee Arrested In Murder Probe
Minneapolis police and FBI traced a 41 year old escapee from Lebanon Ohio Prison Farm to the Maple Plain murder case of Mrs. Mary Ferguson on November 4. Napoleon Snebold alias Shirley Rose, suspected in the hammer holdup killing, was identified as a possible robber. He had escaped May 3, 1948, while serving nine to twenty years for armed robbery.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Thas
An Ohin
FBI
Napoleon Snebold
Shirley Rose
Mary Ferguson
Maple Plain
Siebold
Ferguson Serve Frce
Ferguson
Lebanon
Ohio
New Method Used In Capers In ELSOERANTE Calif
An ingenious holdup man used a new method Thursday night to incapacitate his victims after robbing a taxi driver and a service station attendant of 27 dollars. He then handed them a fit of whisky and gave them six minutes to kill the bottle.
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Elsoerante
Calif
Abduction Attempt In Harrisburg, Two Men Implicated
Jesse A. Bishop of Tiburg Ohio reports two men abducted him at gunpoint in Harrisburg then fled toward Nort Jackson Ohio. Bishop escaped when one of his abductors stopped to check him and jumped from the car. He knew only a man named Bob from Baltimore. State Police barracks at Canferd say Bishop spent the night there before returning home.
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Jesse A
Tiburg
Ohio State
Tvo
Harrisburg
Ohio
Cartes Stenders
Nort Jackson
Bishen
Jines
Indiately
Endurs
Baltimore
Bob
Canferd
State Police
Bishop
Controversial Forrestal Carrier under construction for 20 million
The Forrestal, amid fierce debate, is slated to cost about 20.2 million dollars and finish in fall 1955. It will commission with 3,826 sailors and around 90 aircraft, including jets and interceptors, and features modern high speed planes able to strike 1,000 miles from its deck.
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Navy
Hraving
Newport News
Devvdok Ca
State Patrol Probes Three Minor Accidents
Three minor crashes were investigated by state patrol. Saul Bell, 49, University Heights, was charged with left-of-center driving after his car left the road on South Am damage. Bell was not injured. Two Elyria women were in a separate collision west of Rt. 37 where Mrs. S D Popa slowed for an intermobile turning, rear ending another car. Ann Ody, 19, was cited for failure to stop within a safe distance. There were 9 injuries. Leo J. Andries, 38, Detroit, was arrested for left-of-center driving after his car sideswiped a truck on Rt. 20 west of Rt. 38. James Norman, 53, Youngstown, drove the Ohio Northern Truck Lines tractor-trailer, with moderate damage to Andries car and no damage to the truck.
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Saul Bell
University Heights
South Am
Beill
Elyria
Pam
Getw Clintton
Sdnz L. Popa
Louisiana
Sve
Ann Ody
Berk
Miss Ody
Leo J. Andries
Detroit
Rt. 20
Rt. 38
Andries
Ohio Northern Truck Lines
James ¥. Norman
Youngstown
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