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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1955

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Asian African Conference Hears Charges by Non Reds

Chou En lai told the Bandung conference that China seeks peaceful coexistence not subversion by the United States. He offered to discuss ties with other nations while avoiding UN reform questions and urged support for five principles of peaceful coexistence amid East West tensions.

Bandung Indonesia Red China Chou En-lai United States Amer Ica Chou Taiwan Formosa United Nations Korea Chiou India Burma Nehru Japan Colombo Viet Nam Hoang Minh Giam Nehru Boreal Romulo London Paris Hague Washington Moscow Philippines Pakistan U.S

Georgia and Northwest Florida Weather Outlook

Forecast calls for fair to partly cloudy skies and warm temperatures across Georgia and Northwest Florida. Northwest Florida expects clear to partly cloudy conditions with a warm day and easterly winds along the coast into Wednesday.

Georgia Florida

Eisenhower to Honor Dr. Salk With Highest Civilian Award

President Eisenhower seeks to award Dr. Jonas Salk the highest civilian honor as Congress considers authorization. Salk visits White House Friday to receive Eisenhower’s congratulations on behalf of Americans, with plans announced from vacation headquarters in Augusta.

Augusta Fiserhower Jonas Salk Congress Salk White House Eisenhower Washington

Britain Cuts Income Tax Amid Budget Moves

London reports a government tax package reducing the basic income tax rate and increasing tax free allowances. Chancellor R. A. Butler announces the plan in Parliament ahead of elections, with further cuts in purchase taxes on textiles to aid Lancashire and a clampdown on installment buying to steady the economy.

London R. A. Butler Butler Lancashire Britain

50 000 Workers Idle In Nationwide Strikes

The nation sees a surge in walkouts with 50 000 workers on strike. CIO electrical workers strike Sperry Gyroscope plant at Lake Success while textile, railroad, and telephone workers join broader labor actions across the South and New England. Governors convene in Nashville to seek settlements and avert more disruption.

Associated Press CIO Sperry Coscope Co Lake Success N.Y New England Louisville & Nashville Railroad Nashville Tenn CIO Communications Workers

Weird Weather Bears Down On Utah With Mud and Salt

Parts of Utah endured a bizarre weather sequence with chocolate colored snow at Alta and Brighton, a dust laden wind gusting up to 45 mph, and grime coating vehicles and shorelines of the Great Salt Lake. An elderly woman was injured in Salt Lake City as winds toppled objects and reduced visibility to a quarter mile.

Salt Lake City Utah Alta Brighton Wasatch Mountains Weedhcoc Great Salt Lake Police

Release of Yalta Papers Explained

Secretary of State Dulles defended Assistant Secretary Carl W. McCardle for releasing a galley proof of the Yalta papers to the New York Times on March 15. He testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the act involved discretionary judgment and did not breach security.

Washington Dulles Asst Carl W. McCardle Yalta Senate Foreign Relations Committee McCardle New York Times U.S State Department Churchill Stalin Roosevelt Sen. George D-Ga James B. Reston Dulles and McCardle Reston George McCaral Snd Hls Morneng Anthony Eden Sir Anthony Crimea Formosa Pescadores Eisenhower Matsu Quemoy Chiang Formosa Strait Gin Howor Red China Si Dulles Sen Knowland R-Calls Abe Jary Formosa Sea

Thieves Loot Pearl Bailey's Greenwich Village Apartment

Police report Pearl Bailey, star of House of Lovers, had an apartment burglared in Greenwich Village. valuables worth 17 dollars and jewelry were taken, discovered after a performance at the Arvin Theater.

Pearl Bailey New York Greenwich Village Suger Arvin Theater

Liberals urge Eisenhower to extricate US from war danger

Forty seven prominent Americans sign a telegram to President Eisenhower urging steps to remove the world from war threat. They insist the United States will not commit forces to defend Matsu and Quemoy and will keep them from triggering war.

Washington Eisenhower United States Matsu and Quemoy

Soviet Union Pushes Big Four Meeting for Austrian Treaty

Moscow called for a Vienna meeting of the four foreign ministers to sign a state treaty with Austria. Molotov conveyed notes to Britain France and the United States urging participation of Austria and outlining wartime reparations and property issues to be resolved before signing.

Soviet Union Moscow Vienna Bratiat Waenten Ukrninaban Ravicy Ovo Ivliolol Ve. M Molotov Britain France United States Raab Austria U.S Charles E. Bohlen U.S.A Foreign Ministry Leonid Iyachev Bohlen Parrott Jean Leroy Rab Europe Eni Ausiay Danube Shipping Co

Tornadoes and Storms Rake West and Midwest

The storm system lashed the Midwest with thunder showers in Michigan Indiana and Ohio. A tornado carved an eight mile path in northern Illinois destroying buildings and power lines with no injuries reported. Chicago saw 40 mph winds and gusts up to 63 mph while other areas faced winds rain hail and dust storms in Utah and Montana Idaho Wyoming.

Midwest Lower Michigan Indiana Ohio Great Lakes Illinois Lanark Shannon Chicago North Side Iowa Wisconsin Utah Great Salt Lake Salt Lake City Cutbank Mont Montana Idaho Wyoming Texas Ohio Valley Plains Central Rockies Missouri Ohio Valleys

Southern Governors Meet in Nashville Over Strikes

Troubled Southern governors convened in Nashville Tennessee to seek resolution of regional railroad and telephone strikes that have disrupted freight and wages. Officials from L and N and affiliated unions offered limited mediation while violence and cable cuttings spread in Georgia Florida Mississippi and Alabama. Local leaders pledged action though no arbitration basis existed and discussions continued among mediators and governors.

Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co Southern Atlanta Nashville Tenn Washington Fouth Louisville & Masville AFL Georgia Florida CWA Hattiesburg Miss Birmingham Ala Mississippi Memphis Meridian

More Sale Polio Vaccine Output Reported

Local health officials report increased polio vaccine production and distribution to clinics and schools, aiming to boost immunization coverage amid concerns about preventable outbreaks and community vaccination rates.

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