MacArthur urges allout effort to halt communists in Asia
Gen Douglas MacArthur arrives in Washington to address Congress. He outlines a theory to win the Korea war and prevent Reds from grabbing all of Asia while disclaiming any political ambitions. Maj. Gen. Courtney Whitney comments on the speech plan. Vandenberg’s death colors the expectations of lawmakers.
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Mrs Soliday's Children Testify in Brehm Campaign Case
Federal court hears Ray Soliday and Margaret Hiser as prosecution witnesses in the Walter Brehm campaign contributions case. Soliday testified she gave part of her salary to Brehm from 1945 to 1948 while employed in his office.
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American Troops Seize Major Power Dam in Korea
American forces surged into the Hwachon dam and reservoir area after Reds retreated, seizing the central Red Korea hydroelectric grid. Eight of eighteen floodgates were open, with machinery damage hindering closure. The dam backs water for miles and formerly powered Seoul, as UN units push toward Chorwon Kumhwa with heavy patrols and renewed spring expectations.
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Three Point Pacific Pact Is Outlined
The Truman administration outlined a three point program of action to curb communism in Asia and protect Pacific islands. Secretary Acheson urged holding a steadfast course in Korea while avoiding broader conflict, on the eve of Dan MacArthur's arrival. The plan includes cooperation with Australia and New Zealand, aid to Asian independence, and continued resistance to aggression in Korea. Weather in Washington and Tokyo reported, with Mt Mihara eruption and flags at half mast for Senator Vandenberg.
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Sen Vandenberg Dies After 23 Years in Congress
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. AP Sen Arthur H Vandenberg a leading U S statesman and foreign policy expert died at 67 after years of illness His death alters Senate party balance and ends a career spanning 23 years in Congress Funeral planned at Park Congregational Church with his body lying in state He postponed lung surgery for a year citing government duties and his son recalled his health mattered little next to public service Leaders from both parties mourn his loss highlighting his role in UN development and bi partisan foreign policy efforts
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Truman Plans Emergency Wage Board for Defense Era
President Truman announced within days the creation of a new 17 member Mobilization Advisory Board plan to set up an emergency wage stabilization board with authority to handle labor disputes during the defense program. He dismissed management objections and cited a three to one advisory vote as backing the move. The plan follows earlier approval by 12 labor, agriculture, and public representatives, with four industry dissenters.
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Russia Would Use Atom Bomb, Solen Says
Washington reports four sponsors of a Senate bill to relocate at least 150 government workers from Washington claim Russia has atom bombs and the planes to use them. Senator Holland, the floor manager, said the Soviet aim would be to drop the bombs on Washington without a declaration of war or warning.
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Vote on Athletic Fixes Due Medium Bill Passage Urged
COLUMBUS The State Senate polls on a bill extending Ohio sports bribery law to amateurs aiming to curb point spread wagering in basketball. Senate sponsor Sen. Anthony J. Celebrezze argues the measure closes gaps in the existing law. House committees back two major money bills expanding the state budget and tax enforcement.
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Meigs County Educator Clarence Chapman Dies at 63
Clarence Chapman former Meigs County superintendent of schools died at his Rutland home at 11 15 a m He resigned in 1949 due to ill health after 17 years as county superintendent and 34 years in education Starting as a teacher in 1915 he later led Rutland High School and served as county superintendent from 1932 He is survived by wife Ethel two daughters Jed Webster Jr of Pomeroy and Mrs Robert Vandermark of Columbus and four grandchildren Funeral arrangements are with Chase Funeral Home.
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Texas Bomber Crash Claims One Life at Takeoff
An air crewman died when a 90 ton bomber faltered during takeoff in El Paso Texas. The craft veered to a halt at Fort Bliss center and burst into flames after the crew escaped. Fourteen others fled the crippled plane before the fire.
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Editors Meet Today as MacArthur Visit Planned
Four hundred editors gather in Washington to defend press freedom against censorship and local control while a strong resolution denounces Argentina’s La Prensa closure. MacArthur expected to address ASNE with Beech set to discuss the Tokyo controversy before a possible visit. DAR tickets for Constitution Hall show high demand as MacArthur looms.
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Man With 137 Fractures Succumbs to Disease
IRONTON William E. Jackson died yesterday at 46 from complications of osteogenesis imperfecta a condition that prevents bones from using calcium. Jackson a former Columbus resident endured 137 fractures over 31 years and was described by doctors as having extremely weak bones.
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Marshal Petain Rallies From Pneumonia in Paris
Paris reports that aging former Marshal Henri Philippe Petain, serving a life term for treason, rallied enough to take nourishment after convalescing from pneumonia. His wife relayed the update to reporters, noting continued recovery.
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MacArthur Timetable Washington Bid
General Douglas MacArthur’s day in Washington includes escort by nine Congress members from Statler Hotel to Capitol Hill at noon, a joint-session address, a 20 car motorcade to the Washington Monument ceremony, 17 gun salute, keys to the city, a speech at Constitution Hall, and departures for New York City.
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Documents To Be Official In Ayres Huber Case
Washington report states documents challenging Rep. William H Ayres by former Rep. Walter B Huber will be printed as official papers. The case goes before Speaker Sam Rayburn after briefs are filed. Ayres won last November by 192 votes. Maher of Akron lost a bid for a fourth term and cites ballot rotation concerns regarding three candidates for the 14th Ohio District seat, including Robert G Branenman.
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Manslaughter Charges Filed in Tavern Death
In Columbus two men were charged with manslaughter over the fatal beating of Andy Van Gelow in a tavern brawl. Police said Van Gelow, a former prisoner, was kicked to death. Suspects Ray E. Hii, 22, and N D Eddy, 23, face charges.
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MacArthur Returns to American Soil in San Francisco Welcome
General MacArthur, greeted by a large San Francisco crowd with his wife and 13 year old son Arthur, declares no political ambitions while urging a broad defense policy. Senators and representatives present weigh his stance amid ongoing Korea War concerns and fears of broader conflict.
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Taft cites use of Chinese Nationalists in war effort
Senator Taft told the Daughters of the American Revolution that the United States should mobilize allies including Chinese Nationalists to defeat the Chinese Reds in Korea while not endorsing a full invasion. Senator Martin criticized high officials in the Truman administration, signaling a broader debate on government judgment and integrity in handling the Far East policy.
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MacArthur Visits and TV Event Sparks Washington Buzz
Washington reports tell of Mrs. MacArthur planning Murfreesboro Tenn. visit to see family while Gen. MacArthur tours the capital. LindbergEngineering workers will view his congressional address on TV. Truman attends a Damon showing for the National Symphony. A piano tuner is sent to the Statler Motel suite for the general and Mrs. MacArthur. Pensacola guards rough up photographers on arrival in Hawaii and no such reports in Washington.
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British Leader Denies Siding With General
In Tokyo the British Commonwealth’s top military officer denied backing General MacArthur’s plan to bomb Chinese bases in Manchuria. Lt Gen Sir H C HH Robertson told confidants he supported the idea, but issued a later statement via Allied HQ denying any pledge to extend UN actions in Korea.
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