Bank Robbers Tie Up Clerks In Lower Salem Heist
Two gunmen raided the Lower Salem Commercial Bank near Marietta, taking about 4969 after tying up cashier Caghier C. J. Whetstone and assistant Norma Thomas and bookkeeper Mrs Ian Blake. Police set roadblocks and questioned suspects, but remained cautious as they hunted for the robbers. Authorities said victims could identify the men.
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Marietta
Lower Salem
Here
Athens County
Athens Post
West Virginia
Caghier C. J. Whetstone
Norma Thomas
Ian Blake
Red Front Conference ties linked to Holliday and Ferrer
Washington dispatch reports the House Un-American Activities Committee tying actors Judy Holliday and Fredric (Ferrer) to a worldwide peace offensive tied to communist fronts. The panel warned many listed may be unwitting dupes and offered to publish corrections on innocent affiliates upon contact.
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Holliday
Ferrer
Red Front
Washington
House Un-American Activities Committee
Tose Ferrer
Judy Holliday
Migs Holliday
New York
Miss Holliday
Communist Information Bureau
Communist International
Charles ‘Chaplin
Howard da Silva
Guale Sandergaard
Artie Shaw
Karen Morley
Rockwell Kent
Langston, Hughes
Robert M Loveth
Donald Ogden Stewart
Paw Robeson
Many van Kleeck
James Waterman Wice
Harry F Ward
Senate Trims Housing Bill In Half
Senate action halves a defense housing bill amid a wider debate. Chairman Maybank notes the committee has cut funding and added safeguards while expecting passage. The administration sought $3 billion in new mortgage insurance authority. the panel reduced it by sixty percent, pushing most projects toward certified defense housing areas.
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Washington
Europe
Senate
Maybank
D-50
House
Jeaders
Truman
OPS Violations Handled By Special Assistants
Cleveland report notes OPS violations will be handled by special assistants to the U S attorney. Regional director Sidney A. Hesse said these assistants will be appointed by OPS district directors, subject to approval by the District Attorney and the Department of Justice.
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Cleveland
Office of Price Stabiliation
U.S
Sidney A. Hesse
Fast
OPS
Department of Justice
Subversives Inquiry Opens Doors to Public
Ohio legislative inquiry opens to the public for the first time with seven organizations represented to inform the joint Senate House committee about communist or other subversive threats to the state.
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Columbus
Ohio Legislative
Joint
Senate House Committee
Wherry Seeks Air Power Mastery in Senate Debate
In the Great Debate on sending ground forces to Europe, Senator Wherry of Nebraska urged a major U S air power buildup. As the Senate backed sending four more divisions, Connally of Texas quipped he already has mastery of the hat. The chamber broke into laughter at Wherry's remark.
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Washington
Senate
Europe
Wherry
Senator Connally
D-Tex
More Public TV Urged by UAW for Government Gaveling
The CIO United Auto Workers urged government funded TV coverage of all public meetings from Congress to school boards. The move aims to improve elected officials by constant public scrutiny, despite critiques by critics like Costello and Hill. Speaker support came as UAW leaders were retained by President Walter Reuther.
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Cleveland
CIO
United Auto Workers
VAW
Frank Costello
Virginia Hill
UAW
Walter Reuther
U S Ship Rams Sinks Japanese Freighter
Kyodo News says the 2218 ton Hachire Maru sank last night after being rammed by the American freighter Tulane Victory. One Japanese crewman was killed, four missing, and 41 rescued. Tulane Victory bow was damaged but her crew stayed safe.
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Tokyo
Kyodo
Tulane Victory
Red Push Expected Any Day in Korea Front
Allied commanders in Korea expect a major Communist offensive imminently as massed Red forces advance across a 40 mile front into central Korean terrain. They cite 350,000 men in 16 divisions behind western and central fronts and a total of 441,000 with 63 divisions ready for action.
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38Th Parallel
Korea
Border
Changarm
North Korea
88Th Parallel
Central Korea
Injin River
Allied
Red Korea
Red Army
MacArthur
Eighth Army
Kaesong
Seoul
Kyumhwa
Chunchon
Manchuria
Yalu River
Axan
Government To Reopen Magnesium Plant in Ohio
Washington reports the General Services Administration seeks $12 million for magnesium and nickel alloy plant rehabilitation, with about $1 million earmarked for Luckey Ohio to reopen the magnesium facility in Wood County. Diamond Magnesium Co of Painesville Ohio also listed for about $1.5 million to restore operations.
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Wood County
Washington
General Services Administration
Luckey
Oho
GSA
House Appropriations Committee
Ohio
Diamond Magnesium Co
Painesvile
Seven Israeli Police Die in Bloody Clash
Seven Israeli police were killed last night in a bloody clash with Syrian troops near the frontier. United Nations observers expressed fear that broader state fighting might erupt.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
United Nations
OPS Extends Price Control To 76 000 Additional Stores
Washington reports the Office of Price Stabilization extends margin style price controls to about 76 000 more retail outlets. The new order adds items including musical instruments radios phonographs housewares luggage and jewelry to the pricing scheme effective April 1. It broadens coverage from apparel and furniture to most consumer goods and could affect roughly 200 000 retailers.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
Educational FEPC Dies By Author s Own Hand
Ohio House kills a compulsory FEPC bill as Rep A G Herfoan reportedly shoots himself after days of committee testimony differing on FEPC measures. Other教育 bills advance, including school funding compromises and a telecast rights directive for Ohio State football. House actions also constrain relief fraud penalties and boost school construction cost savings.
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Educational
FEPC
Columbus
Ohio
House of Representatives
A. G
Auglaize
Repubicans
General Assembly
Fernigla
Oia
State University
Ohio State
Gertrude Ote
State Civil Service Commission
Wils
Senate
Commis Sion
California
Civil Service Commission
New York
House
Frep
James McGetirick
D-Cayshorn
Une
Marinimune
Mormon Head Dies Age 81 at Salt Lake City
George Albert Smith eighth president of the Latter Day Saints died last night at his Salt Lake City home on his last birthday. Mourners and church members gathered for the 21st annual conference as funeral plans were set for Saturday at the Mormon Tabernacle on Temple Square. Smith born April 4, 1870 had been ill since winter after a virus infection. President Truman called him a great man.
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Salt Lake City
George Albert Smith
Latter- Day Saints
Mormon) Church
Truman
Smith
Mormon Tabernacle
Temple Square
President Smith
Supreme Court Asked To Rule on Parking
Columbus city officials seek a ruling from the Ohio Supreme Court on the legality of off-street parking laws allowing cities to run parking operations. City leaders approved an off-street parking ordinance last January to aid traffic and move forward with a 4 million dollar revenue bond plan to finance an off-street parking program.
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Columbus
Richard W. Gordon
Ohio Supreme Court
Gordon
James A. Rhodes
R. P. Barthalow
Missing Girls Reported Seen In Indianapolis
Indianapolis police were asked to assist in locating three twenty year old girls who left Mt. Lebanon Pennsylvania last Saturday. Lt James Potts said they were seen in Indianapolis last night after a car wreck in Columbus Ohio early Sunday.
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Indianapolis
James Potts
Mt. Lebanon
Potts
Columbus
Deportation Papers Sent for Pen Inmate Francesca Tatwone
The TS Immigration office dispatched deportation papers to Francesca Tatwone, 44, a Cleveland resident serving a burglary term at Ohio Penitentiary. The action followed standard proceedings and procedural steps in the local filing.
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Cleveland
Francesca Tatwone
President Warns On World War Threat Amid Rayburn Remarks
President Truman said the danger of a third world war remains as great as ever and urged efforts to prevent it. He declined to comment on Speaker Rayburn’s claim of troops massed in Manchuria, calling Rayburn truthful, and warned that if Reds threaten Korea bases may be bombed.
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Washington
Truman
Rayburn
Manchuria
Mr. Truman
Korea
Douglas MacArthur
Universal
Truman frames Senate support for four new divisions to Europe
President Truman called the Senate resolution approving four additional army divisions for Western Europe “evidence that the country stands firm in its support” of the North Atlantic Treaty. He said he would deploy about 100,000 troops only with proper authority, noting he has constitutional power to act. The four divisions, joining two already in Europe, would strengthen Eisenhower’s defense force.
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Washington
Truman
Senate
Europe
M Dwight D. Eisenhower
North Atlantic
Rosenbergs and Sobell Sentenced to Death in Atom Spy Case
In federal court Judge Irving Ben Kantman sentenced Julius Rosenberg 32 and Ethel Rosenberg 32 to death along with Morton Sobell 34 for atomic espionage. David Greenglass 29 pleaded guilty earlier and faces sentencing. The executions are to be carried out in the week beginning May under federal law.
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Bulletin
New York
Upi
Julius Rosenberg
Ethel
Rosenbergs
Irving BK. Kantman
Russia
Ethel Creanglass Thosenberg
Morton Sobell
Ali
David Greenglas
Ethel Rosenberg
Jeving Ro Rautman
Tessie Greenglass
Greenglass
Clarification on Student Deferment Standards
The Draft headquarters released rules deferring freshmen through juniors based on class rank in their year and on aptitude test scores. Seniors aiming for graduate study may receive a one year deferment if in the top half of their class or by achieving the required test score. The aptitude test targets learning potential, with May 26 June 16 and June dates set for administration.
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Washington
Selective Service
Public exhibition of Siamese twins in circus display
A mother will display her Siamese twins born here 24 months ago. She signs a contract with Mr and Mrs Younger for ten percent of net proceeds, minimum two thousand dollars every six months. The twins heads are joined at the top and will tour in a glass paneled trailer after today’s circus showing.
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Angeles
Willie Jones
CL. Younger
Horse betting shrinking state wide in Ohio raids
Ohio police in multiple cities raid horse betting centers and halt operations as part of a statewide crackdown. Miamisburg and Dayton raids target a central betting hub while Columbus officials order the Empire News Service to stop. Middletown adopts a strict anti gambling ordinance and Cleveland police report halting service to 26 bookies.
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Columbus
Harier
Ohio
Tate
Abe
Kefauyver Senate
Miamisburg
Dayton
Miami Valley
Tan
Empire News
Middletown
Cleveland
George J. Matowahs
Bell Telephone
Government Voices Concern Over 1951 Food Production
Washington reports the Brannan administration worries about spring planting plans for corn and livestock feed grains. A department survey says farmers plan 5.0 million fewer corn acres than the 108 million Brannan says are needed. Brannan orders an intensive campaign to urge more grain to support dairy meat and poultry supplies.
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Washington
Evernment
Secretary of Agriculture
Branton
Weolwestern
Des Moines
Brannan
Department
Imber Wharteres
UN May Get Pan American Military Units
The Inter American Foreign Ministers Conference will consider a plan to create military units for possible use by the United Nations. The proposal, approved by a subcommittee, drew opposition from Mexico Argentina and Guatemala which reserved votes and may comment later. The conference aims to end Saturday with broad agreement on safeguards against ambalage and expioinage and on easing trade problems amid rising defense demand.
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Washington
Inter-American Foreign Ministers
Raistain
United Nations
Mexico
United States
Acheson
Sevuows
Manuel Tello
Argentina
Guatemala
Americas
Ohio Turnpike Plan Heard At Conference
Columbus report outlines a proposed Ohio Turnpike with two four lane belts divided by an island and separate inner and outer lanes. Hierste H Allen of the Pennsylvanian firm explains the plan aims for higher safety and speed with wide separation and lighter lighting.
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Columbus
Oho Turnpike
Hierste H. Allen
Ohio Hahway Engineering
Allen
Driver Fined and Jailed After City Accident
Warren man William Wallace was convicted yesterday of driving an overloaded truck with 32,000 pounds of steel. He received the largest Trumbull County fine to date and was jailed.
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Warren
Bridgepe Conn
Trumbull County
Willian Wallace
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