MacArthur Sets Off Fight to Finish
President Truman named Dr. George W. Taylor to head an 18 member wage stabilization board to replace the defunct panel after labor walkouts. Taylor, author of the little steel formula, will lead the new board during its organizing period. Cyrus S. Ching plans to return to his post at the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service.
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WSB
Washington
Truman
White House
George W. Taylor
University of Pennsylvania
Taylor
Cyrus S. Ching
Mobilization Advisory Board
Ching
Old Wage Stabilization Board
Federal Mediation and Concitation Service
MacArthur Parade Draws Five Million In New York City
Gen Douglas MacArthur receives a hero's welcome in a three hour ticker tape parade through New York from Times Square to Central Park with 5 000 000 spectators expected. The event features flags crowds and police precautions while Washington politics split over his Korea strategy and dismissal.
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New York
Douglas MacArthur
Vincent R. Imperlitteri
Homburg
Grover A. Whalen
Courtney Whitney
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Waldorf-Astoria
Park Avenue
MacArthur
General MacArthur
Waldorf Towers
Congress
Time Square
Fifth Ave
Lower Broadway
Times Square
Truman
Korea
Empire State S
Fifth Avenue
Central Park
Big Park
City Hall Plaza
Military Leaders Tell Editors Off The Record Briefing
Washington editors were barred from a completely off the record briefing on war outlook by defense officials led by Marsh all and Gen Omar Bradley. President Young noted editors’ antipathy to off record sessions but said the leaders would speak frankly with safeguards. Mobilization Director Wilson urged editors to counter public complacency as a $50 billion annual armament effort aims for three year success without major sacrifice if morale stays high.
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White House
Congress
Red China
Korea
Fary ‘Counsselors
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Defense Department
Joint Chiefs of Staff
JOM
Truman
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Arthurs
Pentaton
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Washington
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Defense Marshall
Omar Bradley
Anna Rosenberg
Defense
Dwight Young
Dayton
Ohio
ASNE
Young
Marshall
Bradley
Madge Wearing
Charles E. Wilson
Witnesses Describe Part Of Wages Given To Brehm
Two former Republican aide witnesses told a federal court jury they returned portions of their salaries to Congressman Walter E. Brehm of Ohio while employed in his office. Clara Soliday testified she gave back more than half her three year salary. Emma Craven said she accepted a higher starting pay after agreeing to donate to the Republican War Chest.
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Washington
Walter E. Brehm
Ohio
Brehm
Clara Soliday
Emma 8
Millersport
Soliday
Craven
Republican War Chest
Ray Baker
Scientists To Advise On Defense Coordination
President Truman named 11 prominent scientists to guide defense related research and planning. Dr. Oliver Buckley chairs the group with members from Johns Hopkins, Princeton, Harvard, MIT, Caltech, Columbia, and others to provide independent scientific advice on national defense science and interagency projects.
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Washington
Truman
Defense Mobilization
Charles E. Wilson
White House
Oliver E Buckley
Bell Telephone Laboratories
The
Atomic Energy Commission
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Princeton
Institute of Advanced Study
Netley W. Bronk
Johns Hopkins University
National Academy of Sciences
William Webster
Research and Development
Alan Waterman
National Science Foundation
Hugh Dryden
James B. Conant
Harvard University
Joe Dubridge
California Institute of Technology
James R. Killian
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Robert F. Loeb
Columbia University’s College of Physicians and Surgeons
Charles A. Thomas
Monsanto Chemical Co
Buckley
Former Italian Premier Ivance Bonomi Dies in Rome
Ivance Bonomi, once premier and president of the Italian Senate, died today in Rome. The distinguished statesman, a leading figure in politics, had a long career shaping Italian governance and national policy. He is remembered for his contributions to parliamentary leadership and statecraft.
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Rome
Ivance Bonomi
Psychologist Vernon Twitchell Arrested Twice in One Night
Los Angeles reports Dr Vernon Bronson Twitchell author of Living Without Liquor booked by police on drunk charges after his landlady complained of loud disturbance. He posted 20 bail and was released, only to be arrested again hours later for sleeping in an unoccupied apartment.
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Los Angeles
Vernon Bronson Twitchell
Clintead
Vandenberg Funeral Rites Tomorrow
Grand Rapids mourns Michigan Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg as flags fly at half staff nationwide. A United Nations advocate and proponent of an bipartisan foreign policy, his funeral is set for 2 p.m. at The Park Congregational Church. The body lies in state from 10 a.m. until service time.
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Grand ‘Rapids
Mich
Arthur H. Vandenberg
U. 3S
Michigan
Vandenberg
Edward Archibald Thompson
The
Park Church
Russia building atom bomb plant in Kultia report claims
A report from the China Union Press says Russia is constructing an atom bomb facility at Kultia in Sinking, far northwest China, but the claim could not be independently verified.
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China
Taipeh
Formosa
China Union
Russia
Kultia
Postmasters Convention to Hear Boss Speak in Columbus
Postmaster General Jesse M. Donaldson was expected in Columbus to address the annual meeting of Ohio postmasters. He will speak on Saturday, the convention's final day.
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Columbus
Jesse M. Donaldson
Ohio Postmasters
MacArthur Says Proof Found Of Korean War Concurrence
A leading broadcasting company reported that General Douglas MacArthur possesses documents proving the joint chiefs of staff concurred with him in extending the Korean War. The network cited correspondent Richard Rendell in Tokyo, saying the information came from highest authority.
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New York 4
Douglas MacArthur
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Richard Rendell
Tokyo
Two tankers collide in Gulf of Mexico loss of life feared
Two tankers collided about 200 miles south of Morgan City Louisiana early today. One vessel believed lost with all hands, the other afire with the first mate dead and several crewmen burned. The burning ship was Esso Suez of Esso Standard Oil. the other type T-2 tanker identified as Gator by Coast Guard. A Coast Guard plane observed the blaze at 10 15 a.m. and noted no sign of the second vessel. Collision occurred around 6 a.m. at 26 18 N 91 27 W.
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New Orleans
Gulf of Mexico
Morgan City
Coast Guard
Esso Suez
Four Gunmen Rob Eddie Sindelar Home in Brook Park
Four gunmen escaped with about 5100 in cash and jewels after roping and tying Eddie Sindelar, 59, bingo promoter, his wife, and Michael Mulchrone, 44, at his Brook Park home. A servant was lightly wounded when trying to intervene with a shotgun. Police report the bandits wore colored masks and took wallet cash, jewelry, and a watch.
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Cleveland
Eddie Sindelar
Sindelar
Brook Park
Michael Mulchrone
First Marines Receive Fourth Presidential Unit Citation
The U S First Marine Division, noted for Korea’s Changjin fighting, was awarded a fourth presidential unit citation for extraordinary heroism in action from Sept 15 to Oct 11, 1950. The honor covers Inchon landing and the recapture of Seoul, praised by Vice Adm C Turner Joy.
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Tokyo
U.S. First Marine Division
Korea
Changjin
C. Turner Joy
Far East Naval Forces
Leathernecks
Inchon
Seoul
Ohio Secures 6.5 Percent of U.S. War Contracts
Washington reported that Ohio received 582.406 million dollars in prime military contracts from July 1 1959 to Jan 31 1981, or 6.5 percent of the national total of 8.9274 billion. California led with 18.1 percent while six states fell below 1 percent.
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Washington
Munitions Board
Ohio
California
Reds Launch Counterattacks Near Chorwon Front
In heavy fighting eight miles southeast of Chorwon Allied troops repelled two Red counterattacks as the front line remained largely quiet elsewhere. About 200 Reds assaulted U S troops in the same area Friday morning and were dispersed by artillery within 15 minutes. Allied patrols fought strong Red units Friday night north of the front while tanks moved up to Cherwon after flamethrower assaults. Aircraft bombed 11 Red air fields in North Korea, including near Pyongyang, as UN forces pressed withdrawals and pursued the enemy along a 146 mile front.
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TOKYO
Chorwon
United Nations
North Korea
U.S. Far East Air Forces
Pyongyang
16 Trips To Be Added By United Air Lines
United Air Lines announced four new daily Cleveland flights starting April 29 raising total to 16 passenger trips weekly to the West. The schedule adds eight nonstops to Chicago with extended service to Denver Salt Lake City and other western points. Eastbound service increases to 17 flights including two to Philadelphia Newark and intermediate points.
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Cleveland
United Air Lines
Chicaga
Denver
Salt Lake City
Sestite
Philadelphia
Newark
Palm Beach Scientist Dr William Procter Dies at 78
Palm Beach winter obituary reports the death of Dr William Procter 78 a scientist and director at Procter and Gamble Co a leading figure in wap manufacturing who died yesterday in Palm Beach Florida.
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Wiliam Procter
Procter and Gamble Co
Cold Weather Strikes Parts Of Midwest
Snow and sub freezing temperatures hit the northern Rockies and Midwest. An April snow storm blanketed Glasgow Montana with eight inches. snow fell across Montana Wyoming and the western Dakotas. Reports noted five inches at Helena three at Havre two at Lewiston and three inches at Williston with one inch at Dickinson and Sheridan. Temperatures neared zero in snow belt areas as flood relief continued and Mississippi River dikes held with limited new threat. About 500 evacuees from North Mankato Minnesota planned to return home as Mississippi and Minnesota flood stages eased.
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Rockies
Midwest
Glasgow
Mont
Montana
Wyoming
Dakotas
Helena
Havre
Lewiston
Willistas
N. D
Dickinson
N. J
Sheridan
Wyo
Mercury
Zein
Central States
Hainois
Indiana
Chin
Chicago
Mississippi
Minnesota
North Mankato
Minn
Lorain Man Granted Reprieve From Chair
Lorain resident B. Jordan, slated for execution, received a reprieve to June 8 from Gov. Frank J. Lausche. Jordan was convicted of stabbing Jamnee Knight outside Knight’s Lorain home. he claimed self defense and is held at Ohio Penitentiary.
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Columbus
B. Jordan
Lorain
Frank J. Leusche
Jordan
Jamnee Knight
Knight
Ohio
Fire Deliberately Set at San Quentin Prison
San Quentin Calif Warden Clinton T Duffy said there is little doubt the prison fire was deliberate The blaze destroyed the jute mill the electric plant and 30000 sand bags destined for the Korean war
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San Quentin
Calif
Clinton T. Duffy
Government eases aluminum ban on civilian products
Washington officials lifted the May 1 ban on aluminum use in more than 200 civilian products and ordered a 236 percent cut in usage for May and June. The move shifts production limits across industries and sets new metal usage targets for the period.
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Bulletin
Washington
Gover Armment
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