Soekarno Opens Asian African Conference With Morality Call
Indonesian President Achmad Soekarno declares Asia and Africa can inject reason into world affairs and urges a high code of morality subordinate to mankind. He cites dangers from hydrogen bombs and competing ideologies as the conference seeks guidance for peace and a reborn Asia and Africa.
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Iraq
Turkey
Britain
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China
Eisenhower Reports Chinese Red Air Build-Up Opposite Formosa
President Eisenhower disclosed intelligence that Chinese Communists are extensively expanding air power opposite Formosa. He said the buildup has grave implications, showing greater scope and capability than previously known, raising concern of a potential attack timeline.
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United States
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Formosa Straits
Lion
Austria
Moscow
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Paris
East Germany
Bandung
Indonesia
Leanardy
Veto Seen For Drafting For Reserves
Washington House Armed Services Committee prepared to veto a bill creating an active reserve force of over two million by 1949. The plan would expand reserves threefold but likely reject compulsory service proposals. The bill would authorize 100000 to 150000 volunteers annually for six months training then seven and a half years in active reserves.
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Armed Services Committee
Pentagon
Brooks
D-La
Congress
Armed Services
Solons Probe Financing of Book Witnesses Testimony
The Senate Internal Security subcommittee examined funding for the book Witness. Nathan Witt testified as counsel for the Independent Mine Mill and Smelter Workers Union as the panel continues its inquiry begun last February into whether the union expelled from CIO aided in financing the book by arranging advance copies.
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Internal Security
Nathan Witt
Independent Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers Union
CIO
Matusow
Couple Held In Slaying Near Rose Farm
Morgan County Sheriff arrested Raymond Sloan 37 and Frances Sloan 26 on first degree murder charges in the death of Kenneth Strohl 16 found in the couple’s former Morgan County home yard. Arraignment set for Tuesday before Judge Carlos Biecker.
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Morgan County
S. Jonnell
Sloan
Rose Farm
Police Probe Man's Death
Columbus police planned talks with juvenile officials over the death of 35 year old Walter Brown who was shot by 17 year old Marcia Howe. Brown was killed with revolver bullets to the chest arm and back after he allegedly choked his wife Shirley Ann. The teenager said she fired three shots from about eight feet after warning Brown to stop.
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Columbus
Walter Brown
Marcia Howe
Brown
Shirley Ann
le Marcia’ Rousin
John McPeak
Wayne Morgan
Shirley
Hungary fires Nagy as premier in party purge
Hungary's Communist Party ousts Premier Imre Nagy for grave damage to the party. Andras Hegedus elected to succeed him after parliament confirms Nagy's removal. Deputy Premier Miklós declares Nagy fired and stripped of posts as new leadership takes over.
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Hungary
Communist Party
Imre Nagy
Andras Hegedus
Hegedus
Oy Ae
Nagy
People's Democracy
Ouf Social Build
Istvan Dob
Mitty Farkas
Tate 4
Fender
Lok
Georgi Kiilenkov
Russi
Reds and Britain Exchange Charges Over Air India Crash
Survivors say a muffled explosion preceded the Air India four engine crash near Bombay. Fifteen people died including 11 Reds and two Poles while the plane was en route to Bandung for the Asian African conference. Survivors include co pilot Dixit and engineer Karnik. Investigators from Red China India and Indonesia head to the crash site as the incident becomes an international dispute.
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Pathak
Eisenhower Administration Faces Harsh Truman Charges
Washington AP report cites Truman accusing the Eisenhower era of political trickery on foreign and domestic issues during a Democratic dinner for Speaker Rayburn. GOP leaders Hall Bridges Knowland defend Eisenhower and attack Truman and Stevenson for partisan bickering and misstatements about Taiwan and Chiang Kai-shek.
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Indianapolis
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Calif
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Korea
Ohio Keeps Salk Watch
Health officials across Ohio plan to begin Salk polio vaccine inoculations as shipments arrive. Ohio counties postpone start dates to late April amid federal testing requirements, with eight distribution points ready to distribute once vaccine arrives. Officials in Columbus Cleveland and other cities adjust schedules and aim to complete two shot series in coming weeks.
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Toledo
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Hockit County
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Franklin County
Cleveland
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Court House
Steubenville
Daylston
Wilmington
Polio Foundation
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Wizard Einstein Dies at Princeton Hospital
World famous physicist Albert Einstein dies at 1 15 a m at Princeton Hospital aged 76 after gall bladder inflammation. He spent years at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton and shaped modern physics with relativity and inquiries into atomic energy.
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Albert Einstein
Princeton Hospital
Einstein
Institute For Advanced Study
Ulm
Germany
Hiroshima
Stone
Princeton
Institute
Ohio Democratic groups urge appointed state education board
Columbus committee favors an appointed state board of education and endorses 18 as voting age. The group also expresses regret at the death of Summit County Democratic Chairman Clarence Mot, and discusses a possible mayor's day in Columbus in September. Washington report notes federal probe into past associations. Ohio traffic deaths reach 13 from weekend crashes across multiple counties.
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League of Young Democratic Clubs of
Ohio
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Summit County
Clarence E. Mot
Washington
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Vral
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Lamb
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YMCA Becomes Target in Gallipolis Building Appeal
Perry J. Bailes filed notice in Gallia County Court on a YMCA building appeal. The case challenges a judge’s overruled demurrer related to three suburban projects in East Cleveland Bedford and Lyndhurst, with plaintiffs Ronald Knotts and L Claude Miller named. A separate Akron incident reports a fatal gas explosion where 24-year-old George Dills died after a match ignition in his apartment.
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Perry J. Bailes
YMCA
Gallia County Common
Cleveland
Ground Pleas
Cedric W
East Cleve
Lyndhurst
Ronald E. Knotts
L. Claude Miller
Akron
George Dills
City Hospital
Rette
Judge Ponders Ferrell Trial Delay Motion
Former Alabama official Arch Ferrell faces a postponed murder trial as defense seeks a continuance. Special Judge J Russell McFrey hears witnesses while prospective jurors are questioned. Albert Fuller has already been sentenced to life for the Patterson murder.
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Arch Ferrell
Udge Sili
Ferrell
Vice
Een
Phenix City
Alabama
Xi Patterson
United States Builds Vast Navy Aid for Allies
The United States continues supplying a massive naval stockpile to friendly nations including Japan’s allies, with carriers, destroyers, submarines, and amphibious ships sent abroad. Navy officials say shipments under the foreign aid program total many ships and will bolster allied sea power in the Western Pacific.
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United States
Jaeth Elvery
Pacific
Egraph Co
Athens
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Defense
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St. Louis
France
John F. Queeny
England
Atherton
Logan
Monsanto Chemical Co
Ug Navy
Italy
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National Union of Electrics
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Point Pleasant
International Chemical Workers Cio
Irance
Pomeroy-Middleport
Sperry Gyroscope Co
New England
Gallipolis
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Rail strike hurdle eases as walkouts pause hope grows
A partial capitulation hope rose as rail unions held walkouts stalled for a possible settlement after 36 days of disruption. The Maine textile mills and Southern Bell demands complicate talks while Sperry plane layoffs and Lackawanna closures show broader impact on workers and industries.
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Maine
Southern Bell Telephone
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