Truman pins hopes on Korean victory and peace
President Truman urged the nation that crushing the communist spring offensive in Korea could avert a world war and justify his firing of General MacArthur. He cited Manchuria bombing and Formosa troops as risky and said a Korean victory might lead to a peaceful settlement within the UN framework. Republicans sharpened attacks while Democrats rallied to support the containment policy.
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Jets clash over Korea as American air force claims five enemy jets down
American warplanes report downing five enemy jets in two major air battles over northwest Korea. U S pilots say one clash was the largest jet duel, with 152 fighters involved. Ground actions along the Hantan River produced small beachheads as UN forces push forward amid stiff opposition.
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Senate records trigger Truman inquiry demand
A Senate inquiry is urged after recorded calls claim President Truman said he had good information and no evidence to back accusations about RFC loan fees. Senator Tobey and others plan to use the story in the fight over RFC reorganizing proposals before a key Senate debate and possible vote.
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Woman Admits Housebreaking and Larceny Charges
Mrs. Mary Ann Long, 27, formerly of Newark, pleaded guilty in June in court to charges of housebreaking and petit larceny. She was held to the grand jury after being arrested Monday when a resident reported an attempted entry to her home. Police say she is tied to a number of burglaries.
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Mary Ann Long
Newark
Secretary Sawyer Called Into Court Today Contempt Charge
Secretary of Commerce Sawyer and other officials were summoned before the Court of Appeals to answer contempt charges. The case stems from a bitter struggle over control of a major American steamship line.
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Secretary of Commerce
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MacArthur News Sparks Mixed Reactions Worldwide
Reports from Milwaukee Tokyo Hong Kong and Formosa describe local welcomes and imperial concern following General MacArthur's removal. Leaders vow continued US support while Chinese and Korean outlets react with disappointment or approval.
Wage Board To Be Named In Coming White House Meeting
President Truman likely to appoint four new wage stabilization board members with public representation within 48 hours. Industry and labor leaders issued opinions at a White House Mobilization Advisory Board meeting amid rising disputes tied to the wage freeze. Economic Stabilizer Eric Johnson warned that without agreement on a board likely to replace the abstaining labor group, the administration faces limited options.
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Longest Session Held By Big Four Delegates
Britain France and the United States clashed with Russia for five hours in the longest Deputy Foreign Ministers session to date. The talks focused on whether the North Atlantic Pact and U S bases in Europe should be discussed at the Big Four meeting.
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Finances Drive Slowdown in Ohio Legislature Debates
In Columbus the Republican led General Assembly stalls as leaders n debate state finances. Bills on tax revisions and school funding spark contention while a Senate Civil Service inquiry panel prepares a final report. A horse racing ban bill shocks lawmakers as it seeks broad repeal of the Ohio Horse Racing Act.
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Ohio
United States Casualties Reach Sixty Thousand in Korea Update
Washington reports total U.S. casualties in Korea at 59 396 with 8 841 killed in action 39 50 wounded and 10 565 missing. Army 49 462 Navy 634 Marine Corps 8 826 Air Force 473 casualties totals by service are given with status notes through April 4.
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Poor U S Wheat Crop Halts India Grain Aid Bill
Administration leaders privately say a drop in winter wheat prospects has nearly killed the bill to ship 2,000,000 tons of grain to drought-stricken India. The measure, approved by the House Foreign Affairs Committee, has stalled in the House Rules Committee since last month despite renewed pleas. Dr Paul Wolff, 64, a Leica camera pioneer and photographic technician, died yesterday.
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MacArthur Dismissal Divides Europe and U S Reactions
Western and communist press react differently to General Douglas MacArthur's removal as Supreme Commander in the Far East. European outlets foresee possible Korean peace talks, while some view the move as weakening Western resolve. Soviet and Chinese media offer varied interpretations.
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MacArthur Plans Congressional Airing Of Views
General MacArthur plans a Congressional appearance to defend his policy views after Truman dismissed him. Maj. Gen. Courtney Whitney says MacArthur violated no directives and sought release to accompany him from Japan. Public reaction varies widely across regions and papers.
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Scientist's Trial Opens Over Refusal to Answer Questions
The first of several scientists indicted for refusing to answer questions during an investigation into atomic spying goes on trial today. Dr Clarence Hiskey, suspended professor at Polytechnic Institute in Brooklyn, faces contempt charges for not telling the committee if he knew Paul Crouch. Crouch testified that Hiskey was a former member of the Communist Party in Knoxville Tennessee and that Hiskey worked with Marcel Sherer described as the national head of Communist work among scientists in 1941.
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Eisenhower Ends West Germany Tour Plans Northern Italy Visit
General Dwight D. Eisenhower completed a four day inspection tour of Allied forces in West Germany and said his next tour as Atlantic Pact commander would be to the North and Italy.
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LMW Cleared In Charge Of Contempt
The US Circuit Court of Appeals dismissed the government's appeal seeking contempt punishment for Joan L. Lewis in the Red Mine Work dispute. The court ruled the case moot after a 1950 contract ended the ten month strike and the back-to-work order by Judge Richmond B. Keech.
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Justice Department
Screen Writer Claims Red Membership in Hollywood
Washington dispatch reports screen writer Richard J. Collis testified that Ring Lardner Jr and Budd Schulberg were members of the Communist Party in Hollywood in the 1930s. He cited his own service with the party and named others active in the group.
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USS Alftsed Victory to Bring Bodies of 7 Marines
Washington dispatch reports the USS Alftsed Victory expected to reach Sen Franckscn today carrying the bodies of seven marines who died in battle.
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Cold Weather Grips Midwest and Great Lakes Region
The Associated Press reports winter weather across the Midwest and eastern Rockies with subfreezing temperatures and light snow in the Missouri Valley. A massive storm in northern Tu inoia brings strong winds and rain over the Great Lakes and Upper Mississippi Valley, with rain extending to the Gulf coast as mild weather retreats.
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Bishop Phillips Dies In Cleveland at 93
Charles Kenry Phillipe 93 longtime head of the colored Methodist Episcopal Church of the West for 44 years died in Cleveland. He led the denomination through wartime and growth, shaping regional congregations and social outreach.
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Ohio Move To Hear Mae May Be Made
Lawmakers plan to consider resolutions inviting General MacArthur to speak in a joint Senate House session. House and Senate members seek authorization to invite him and discuss foreign policy during a special convening. Other resolutions condemn Truman firing MacArthur and commend or condemn various actions related to the general.
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