Allied Forces Advance Under Heavy Fire on Korean Front
Allied troops pushed 2 000 to 3 000 yards on the west Korean front under heavy air and artillery, with gains south and southeast of Chorwon. Near Chipyong a tank force hit Red lines, while Chinese mortars slowed progress. air action involved Mig-1S and F-88 Sabres as clashes stretched across Inje, Yanggu, and Yonchon areas.
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Reds
Chorwon
Red Korea
Chipyong
Kumhwa
Hiwachorn
Chorwon- Kumhwa-Hwachon Triangle
Hwachon Dam
Pukhan River
East Central
Inje
Yanggu
Hwachon
Yonchon
West Central
Manchurian
Amelis
Committee May Arrest Witnesses in Hollywood Inquiry
The House Un-American Activities Committee seeks arrest warrants for nine Hollywood witnesses who evade subpoenas in the anti communism probe. Names cited include Michael Uris Fred Rinaldo Georgia Backus Alexander Hugo Butler Karen Morley Lew Solomon Leo Bercovici Edward Huebsch and others. The panel suspended hearings for the week after three witnesses refused to answer questions citing First and Fifth Amendment rights.
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Washington
House Un-American Activities Committee
Hollywood
House
Wi A Wheeler
Michael Uris
Fred Rinaldo
Georgia Backus Alexander
Hugo Butler
Karen Morley
Jack Berry
Peace Feelers From China Stir UN Talk in New York
At UN headquarters in New York a rumor of a Chinese peace feeler circulated among Arab and Asian delegates as they met with India's Sir Benegal Rau to discuss Korea. Sources said a Peiping message via India might outline Beijing's cease fire stance, with hints of a near armistice near the 38th parallel.
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N. Yao
Adegates
Sore
India
Sir Benegal N. Rau
Peiping
Korea
Gen
MacArthur
Dope Worth 325000 Found Aboard Ship Mis s
A haul of 325000 in narcotics and 25000 in cash was found aboard a ship named the Mis s after it arrived in Los Angeles. Crewman Francis Pastroia, 28, of Breckenridge Pennsylvania, was arrested here on dope smuggling charges after the vessel sailed from Missouri.
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Los Angeles
Japan
Wis Y
Francs Pastroia
Breckenridge
Ortoil
Jury Acquits Man Twice in Three Years
In Cleveland Frank Thomas, 4, is acquitted of two second degree murder counts in three years. In 1948 Neway found him innocent in a fatal shooting of James Rideout. Yesterday a jury cleared him again after he pleaded self defense in the Sept 17 killing of Alphonse Lester. Both shootings happened in Thomas home.
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Cleveland
Frank Thomas
Neway
James Rideout
Alphonse Lester
Thomas
MixArthur Celebrates MacArthur Day at Courthouse Steps
In McArthur Ohio about 1400 residents gathered at the Vinton County Courthouse steps to hear speakers on Gen Douglas MacArthur. The program also honored Duncan MacArthur a former Ohio governor and founder of McArthur town.
Air Force Apologizes for Press Photographers Incident
Brig. Gen. Lory Smith issued a formal apology from the Air Force for mistreatment of photographers covering General MacArthur's arrival in Honolulu. The statement vows to retrace facts and stresses the press’s importance to effective operations.
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San Francisco
Lory Smith
Air Force Public Relations
MacArthur
Honolulu
Air Force
Smog Suits Settled After Deadly Plant Fumes Fallout
Damage suits seeking nearly 4.5 million dollars over deadly industrial smog were settled out of court for about 220 million. Residents of Donora Pennsylvania filed 131 claims against American Steel and Wire Company, a U S Steel subsidiary, with families of 20 victims among those suing for inhalation deaths and property damage from the zinc plant fumes.
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Pittsburgh
Donota
Monongahela River
American Steel and Wire Co
U. S. Steel Corp
Man J D Ingram Found Dead After Jumping From Parkersburg Bridge
The body of J. D. Ingram, 28, of Parkersburg West Virginia was recovered from the Ohio River near Long Bottom. Sheriff Charles Pussell said Ingram jumped from the Parkersburg bridge on March 4.
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Pomferoy
J. D. Ingram
Parkersburg
W. Va
Ohio River
Long Bottom
Charles Pussell
Ingram
Parkersbmirg Bridge
Rescue fleet hovers over sunken British sub Affray
Rescue ships search the English Channel for the sunken submarine Affray 195 feet down with 75 crew aboard. Signals from a telegraph set were weak and uncertain, guiding a large flotilla to the area near the Isle of Wight as rescuers attempt a surface escape for crew through hatch chambers.
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English Channel
Crac
Artam Vibesetine
Admiralty Seid
Isle of Wight
Ves
Sel
Admiralty
Brehm Jury Hears Alleged Campaign Contribution Alleges Began in 1945
A federal jury hears claims that Walter Brehm of Ohio received illegal campaign donations from Clara Soliday and Emma Craven beginning in January 1945 and continuing through their employment. The case centers on an alleged arrangement under which Soliday kicked back part of her salary for a job. The prosecution plans to call witnesses linked to the Ohio Republican Finance Committee and other officials.
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Washington
Walter EB. Brehm
Ohio
Brehm
Clara Sonday
Logan
Mra
Emma & Craven
Floyd
Matthe Toh
Burnite
Mattice
Harry W. August
Ohio Repubican Finance Committee
Helen Bethel
MacArthur Homecoming Gets Full Play on TV
New York reports television plans for General Douglas MacArthur’s homecoming draw massive viewership. Trade sources estimate up to 43 million viewers on TV with radio audience in the millions as networks mount extensive coverage. Washington notes reduced May draft call from 60 000 to 40 000 men.
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New York
Douglas MacArthur
Far East
Washington
Ohio House Set To Vote On Slot Machine Ban
After a month delay the Ohio House of Representatives will vote on a bill to outlaw slot machines. Rep Charles Noel Jr filed the measure aiming to make ownership possession or display of slots a felony with up to $50 fine and 1 to 5 years in prison.
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Columbus
House of Representatives
Ohio
Charles Noel, Jr
Pike County
Noel
House Judiciary Committee
House Rules Committee
House Industry and Labor Committee
Phil Hannah
Ohio Federation of Labor
FEPC
Haran
Communist Party of Ohio
Frankfeld
Virgil Perritt
R-Payette
British General backs MacArthur Manchuria bombing plan
A confidential conference attendee reported Lt. Gen. Sir H. C. H. Robertson backed MacArthur's push to bomb Chinese bases in Manchuria as the best way to break the war, warn of a stalemate if not acted, and caution that a large land invasion would be required otherwise.
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Japan
MacArthur
Manchuria
H. C. H. Robertson
Korea
Foreign Office
Robertson
Truman
Parallel 38
Red Korea
North Korea
Robertsn
United Nations
Plans Formed For Pacific Security Pact
Washington reports that State and Defense departments are advancing plans for a Pacific security system. Negotiations may soon proceed among the United States Australia and New Zealand with the aim of a pact by the time a Japanese peace treaty is signed. A security framework could later expand to include Japan and the Philippines alongside Australia and New Zealand.
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Washington
Defense Departments
United States
Australia
New Zealand
Japan
Autores
Philipspines
Hope Seen For Reserves Hope Seen For Reserves
Assistant Secretary Anna Rosenberg said the Army aims to release enlisted reservists called to duty involuntarily by September and release officer and enlisted reservists. The Marine Corps will begin releasing inactive reservists in June 1951 and plans no involuntary active duty by July 1952. Navy and Air Force are slated to release their inactive enlisted reservists next July.
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Washington
Anna Rosenberg
Army
House Armed Service
Navy
Air Force
MacArthur Timetable Portrayed In Coast To Capital The
General Douglas MacArthur departs San Francisco at 3 30 p m for Washington with a one hour parade to start at 12 45 p m He is due in the capital by 1 30 p m tomorrow to address Congress and then leave for New York City After a motorcade from the New York hotel he will pass through Central Park and Broadway toward a ticker tape reception and official luncheon at 2 p m
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Cain
R-Wash
Congress
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North Korea
Arizona
United States
Korea
Truman
Douglas MacArthur
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Hickenlooper
A-rown
McMahon
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Senate
Russell
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations
Arthur
MacArthur
Armed Sperviews
Fussell
San Francisco
Opeur
MacArthur Ie
Capriol
New York City
New York
Main
Central Mark
Cy Hall
Broadway
Pilot's Burial Set for Friday World War II ace Cleaveland to be interred
Captain Arthur Thornare Barney Cleaveland 22, of Sprink Held, died in a Washington hospital. A WWII air ace who flew for three flags, he enlisted in the Royal Canadian Air Force in 1940 then joined the US Army Air Force in 1941. He shot down five planes in 15 minutes and fought with the National Guard in the Pentagon area. He also participated in the Rimelish channel and the Malta battle.
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Sprink
Arthur Thornare
Barney) Cleaveland
Washington
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Warad Mr Force
Air Fore
Cleaveland
Pentaxon
National Guard
Snootine
Rimelish Channel
Grvel
Malta
Counties Townships Share of Gas Tax Fund Allocated
Columbus state auditor Joseph T. Ferguson announced the distribution of 1 414 000 from the gasoline tax fund to counties and townships. Each county receives 10 000 and each township 409.
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Columbus
Joseph T. Ferguson
Contino Faces Draft Evasion Charges in California
Accordion player Dick Contino will surrender today to face draft evasion charges in California after disappearing last Friday from Fort Ord near Monterey. Attorneys and officials cited psychiatric reports, later overruled, as Contino is ordered to report to induction duties.
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Dick Contino
Los Angeles
Dick Conting
Conting
Fort Ord
Monterey
Calif
Selective Service
Snd
Knight claims Acheson engineered MacArthur ouster
California lieutenant governor Goodwin J. Knight told the Kiwanis Club that Secretary of State Dean Acheson engineered the discharge of General MacArthur and allied commanders to appease Australia. He called for Acheson’s resignation for national safety.
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Chico
Calif
California
Bays
Acheson
MacArthur
Goodwin J. Knight
Kiwanis Club
Urban Trend Termed Dangerous to Security
Cincinnati farmer leader McMillen warned at a farm science conference that youth disappearance from farms threatens national moral stability. He cited the Kefauver Crime Committee’s findings as part of a broader trend. Air chiefs of the United States Britain France and Canada to meet in Washington within two weeks.
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Cincinnati
Wheeler McMillen
Sone
Kefauver Crime Committee
McMillen
Farm Science
Washington
United States
Britain
France
Canada
New REC Appointment Predicted Under Symington
Washington reports Senate approval is expected for W. Stuart Symington to lead the Reconstruction Finance Corporation as its administrator. The move follows a reorganizing plan by Congress to replace the board of directors with an appointed administrator. Symington, formerly Air Force secretary and chair of the National Security Resources Board, would oversee the vast government lending agency amid controversy over loan practices.
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Senate
W. Stuart Symington
Boas
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
WM Bis
Truman
Symington
Congress
Ite Loan Pelidee
Ite Howe
Aboten
Air Force
National Security Resources Board
RFC
Legion Luncheon Club Pledges Mac in Japan Mission
Los Angeles group of The American Legion votes to send Gen Douglas MacArthur back to Japan as civilian adviser at a cost of 10 000 dollars per year. The plan would be funded by public subscriptions raised through the club.
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American Legion
Douglas
Arthur
Japan
Stalin To Get Movie Of MacArthur Arrival
Angeles television station KNBH plans to air a 12 minute kinescope of General Douglas MacArthur arriving in San Francisco last night. The film captures the crowd at the airport and MacArthur's speech.
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KNBH
Joseph Stalin
Moscow
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
San Francisco
MacArthur
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