Gore Urges Use of Atomic Weapons in Korea Debate
Representative Gore urged President Truman to deploy cataclysmic atomic arms to create a radiologically contaminated belt across Korea as a life denying barrier. He also proposed preparations of various atomic devices to counter submarine or invasion threats in the Pacific, while opposing previous restraint.
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Military Training Camps Earn High Marks Overall
Senate Armed Services Subcommittee report finds 15 of 16 basic training centers rated excellent to minimum satisfactory. Fort Knox processing center, Kentucky, labeled deplorable. Lyndon Johnson led inquiry to reveal how services train civilian youths into soldiers.
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Flood Threatening Mississippi Tests St Paul and Midwest
The Associated Press reports the Mississippi threatening western St. Paul with the city’s worst flood in 70 years as debris marks rising levels. Across the East, nine deaths from weekend squalls are noted while a cold air mass moves east with low temperatures in Chicago 31 and Duluth 22.
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Private rites set for England's Bevin
Funeral services for former Foreign Secretary Bevin will be held Wednesday afternoon at Golders Green London. Cremation will follow. Only family friends and close associates will attend the private rites for the veteran Labor Party leader.
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May Day buttons printed with Nazi swastikas ordered destroyed
West Berlin authorities halted a May Day display after discovering 5,000,000 printed buttons bore a Nazi swastika. Der Abend reported officials ordered the buttons destroyed to prevent the protest demonstration from being used for propaganda.
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Rusk says U S banking on possible bend in Red morale
Assistant Secretary of State Dean Rusk argued the United States hopes a morale crack among Communists in Red China will open a path to peace in Korea. He warned extending the war could trigger disaster and urged fighting to force the Reds to abandon aggression.
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Rep Walter E Brehm Faces Court Trial On Campaign Contributions
Rep Walter E Brehm of Ohio was indicted on seven counts for allegedly accepting 1380 in campaign funds from two clerks in his office during 1947 1948. The charges stem from receipts of 240 and 140 from Mrs Clara Soliday and five 200 donations from Mrs Emma Craven in 1948. Brehm 58 a dentist turned congressman seeks acquittal. The case cites the Federal Corrupt Practices Act and carries possible penalties up to 21 years in jail and 35 000 in fines. He was reelected in November and has two sons Thomas and James the latter his legislative assistant.
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Rubber workers order 2800 wildcat strikers back to work
United Rubber Workers officials order about 2800 wildcat strikers at Goodyear No. 2 plant Akron back to their jobs after a walkout sparked by suspensions of nine employees over working hours.
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Spring Draft Delays Call on College Men
Selective Service will postpone drafting college men this spring until test scores and scholastic averages are calculated. Director Hershey says most freshmen will be available next fall with minimal interference. Educators report many inquiries as terms end and deferment windows may close before tests or grades are released. The Kilday Amendment does not impair plans to use tests and scores for deferments.
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15-Year-Old Girl Hangs Self in Columbus
Bertha Williamson, 15, a Mifflin High School student, hanged herself with a milk scarf last night after her mother denied permission to attend a movie. Sister Hazel found the body. Dr. Carl E. Tetrick ruled suicide.
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Dulles Convenes with MacArthur Over Japan Treaty
Special Ambassador John Foster Dulles arrived after a radio conference with General Douglas MacArthur over the Pacific. They conferred about the proposed Japanese treaty and assured Japan that MacArthur's withdrawal would not derail the pact. Dulles voiced need for MacArthur's continued counsel and support.
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Actress Hope Hampton Robbed of 335000 in Park Avenue Heiress Home
Robbers entered Hope Hampton's Park Avenue mansion from the roof early yesterday, found no one home, and fled via the front door with loot totaling 335000. Police say 300000 in gems, a 15000 mink coat, and 15000 cash were stolen, plus 5000 belonging to a house guest.
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Yanks Smash North in Red Korea Front Fight
Allied forces struck Yachon nine miles deep in Red Korea and pushed limited gains along the 150 mile front. Air battles saw Sabre jets clash with Mig-15s as UN troops held Yanggu and seized ground near Inje and the Hwachon Reservoir with tanks entering Yanggu.
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Bennett Meyers Faces Income Tax Charges
Bennett FE Meyers, a former Major General and Army Air Force top purchasing agent, is to stand trial on charges of evading 61 400 in income taxes. He pleaded innocent at a Feb 16 arraignment in Federal Court and was released on 5000 bond after being freed from Lorton Federal Prison.
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Truman Block of FBI Files Halts Action
A Senate stalemate over President Truman's nominations to the Subversive Activities Control Board is tied to access to FBI files. A senator close to negotiations said cooperation would have cleared the delay, noting the Judiciary Committee asked for routine FBI reports but the White House proposed limited access for the committee chairman.
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Army Rotation Begins Returns 400 From Korea Front
The first 400 soldiers to be rotated home under the Army policy arrived at Pusan to board a transport for the United States.
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Arrival of MacArthur Sparks GOP Far Eastern Probe Call
Republicans urged a sweeping investigation of Far Eastern policy after Gen. Douglas MacArthur arrived to a hero's welcome. They proposed a Senate House committee to probe policy, likening it to a Pearl Harbor inquiry, while MacArthur prepared to address Congress on defeating communism in Asia.
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General MacArthur Arrives in Honolulu Amid Photo Riots
In Honolulu the five star general's arrival sparked near riot scenes as Air Force police roughed up photographers near the Constellation transport Bataan. MacArthur remained aloof as he greeted Gov. Stainback Admiral Radford and Frank Pace Jr. Mrs MacArthur wore a lei while the party moved past officials amid shouted clashes.
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Aid to India To Be Pushed By Acheson
Secretary of State Acheson urged quick action to send 2.1 million tons of grain to India amid famine fears. He spoke to a closed Senate committee session outlining a $190 million wheat aid grant and urged prompt House action despite criticism of Patton policy and MacArthur fallout.
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Ohio Seeks Skilled Help for Engineering Jobs
Ohio faces a rising need for skilled workers across civil structural electrical electronics and industrial engineering with openings in Cleveland Dayton Cincinnati Youngstown Canton Akron Middletown and New Philadelphia. Pay ranges from 120 to 500 dollars per year for various roles, including 25 stenographers and 100 clerk typists and eight stenographers at 250 dollars a month in Cincinnati.
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Ex-Convict Kills Man After Name-Calling Incident
Massillon police say ex-convict Guy W. Brown 59 admitted shooting and killing Frank Gabor 28 after Gabor allegedly called him names and threatened with a knife. Murder charges filed.
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