Russia Claims U S Plane Forced Landing in Hungary
Moscow says a missing U S Air Force transport with four crewmen landed in Hungary after being forced down by Soviet fighters. Tass accuses the C 47 of carrying spies from Yugoslavia into the Soviet bloc and says the crew was handed to Hungarian authorities. The four are Capt John J Swift Glen Falls New York Capt Dave H Henderson Shawnee Oklahoma Sgt James A Elam Kingsland Arkansas Tech Sgt Jess A Duff Spokane Washington.
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Hungary
Tass
Erding
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Soviet Union
U.S
Siberia
United Nations
Recita
Romania
Gyula
Papa
Air Force
Washington
John J. Swift
Glen Falls
N. Y
Dave H. Henderson
Shawnee
Okla
James A. Elam
Kingsland
Ark
Jess A. Duff
Spokane
Wash
Venice
Inspections Sought In Surprise Red Proposal At Panmunjom
In Munsan Korea communist negotiators proposed neutral observers behind lines and a complete armistice freeze as a condition for monitors at mutually agreed ports. The plan requests a two nation inspection body and faces UN questions as Joy and Nam discuss Tuesday.
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Panmun
Sue
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Balkan
Soviet Union
United Nations
Joint
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United Nations Command
Adm
C. Turner Joy
Nam 0
Joy
Howard Levie
Probers Seek Testimony on Eaton Campaign Gifts
Senator Monroney said spending limits in senatorial elections are ineffective due to loopholes and that the Senate Elections Subcommittee will push for a realistic cap. Testimony showed Eaton and family contributions totaling 35000 to Labor's Non-Partisan League, tied to Otis and Co. The panel considered reopening hearings if Eaton subpoenaed.
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Monroney
Cyrus S. Eaton
Cleveland
Senate
Eaton
Otis and Co
Ohio
Otis Emloyes
Subcommittee
Eaton, Sr
Eatons
John Moore
Labor
United Mine Workers
Taft
Joseph T. Ferguson
Margaret Chase Smith
German Arms Output Sought To Aid Allies
Bonn reports Allied occupation authorities debate reviving German arms production in the Ruhr to supply tanks planes artillery and other equipment for 12 German divisions and to assist Italy Belgium and the Netherlands with weapons, aiming to speed European army buildup.
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Germany
West
Russia
Ruhr
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Canada
United States
Cleveland May Get Legion Convention
Cleveland mayor Thomas A. Burke says the 1952 American Legion convention may be held in Cleveland with Cleveland and New York as sites still in contention and Cleveland appearing to have the inside track.
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Legion
American Legion
Thomas A. Burke
New York
Dulles Warns on Japan's Role in Asian Security
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles told the National Conference of Christians and Jews that events in Japan in coming months could decide if non Communist Asia joins the free Western powers. He urged equal partnership and warned Western arrogance threaten security in Pacific Asia.
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John Foster Dulles
Japan
Asia
Orient
Dulles
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Pacific Asia
Williams accuses Dems of censoring IRS probes
Senator Williams accuses the Democratic Party of censorship over IRS investigations after Internal Revenue Commissioner Dunlap allegedly requires reports on bureau employees to be cleared by Democratic committee chairmen. The claim follows Williams role in sparking the bureau cleaning.
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Williams
Internal Revenue Bureau
Internal Revenue
John B. Dunlap
Democratic Committee
Congress
Democratic Party
U. S. News & World Report
Egypt Expels Yank Writer Over Plot Charge
Cairo officials cancelled Fred Zusy AP bureau chief residence visa and ordered his departure by Friday citing "bad faith" in reporting. An interior ministry official and pro-government Al Migri tied the move to alleged plotting against the country, without elaboration.
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Interior Ministry
Fred Zusy
Associated Press
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Zusy
Egypt
Fouad E Din
Zuly
Castro
Abdel Basit al Hagegagi
Zulu
Beightler Nominated for White House Bid
Maj. Gen. Robert S. Beightler, wartime commander of Ohio's 37th National Guard Division and former Okinawa commander, is proposed as a U.S. presidential candidate. Georgia’s J Ratliff Yearwood and Florida supporters pushed the idea without the general's prior consent.
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Atlanta
Robert S. Beightler
Ohio
37Th National Guard
Okinawa
United States
J. Ratliff Yearwood
Georgia
Florida
Beightler
Eisenhower Flattered by GOP Poll Favoring Taft
Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower says he is flattered by House Republicans who favored Taft 71 to 54 in a recent poll. In a letter to Rep. Cole he notes he has not decided his availability and thanks Cole for the endorsement of his current duties and notice of public support.
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GOP
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
House
Rep
Cole
New York
Taft
Ohio
Eisenhower
Soviet Silent On Atomic Controls In Big Four Talk
Western officials pressed Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky on whether Russia would accept simultaneous prohibition and international control of atomic weapons. Vishinsky offered no answer after a 2.5 hour secret disarmament session among the Big Four. Britain France and the United States described the talks as helpful and sober, while the Soviet delegation offered no public remarks.
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United Nations
Berlin
Paris
Jules Moch
France
Philip Jessup
Andrej Vishinsky
Soviet Union
Luis Padilla Nervo
Mexico
Selwyn Lloyd
Great Britain
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Russia
Britain
United States
U. S
Philip C. Jessup
Vishinsky
United Nations General Assembly
West
UN Assembly
Luis Pa
Dilla Nervo
Shy Bookies Fail to Stamp Their Trade
Washington report shows gamblers and numbers men largely absent at the tax deadline. The $50 stamp marks an occupational tax requiring disclosure of their business and employer, with 1,171 applications filed and 531 stamps issued as closing looms.
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Washington
Associated Press
Internal Revenue
Point Pleasant Man Issued Tax Stamp for Gambling
Martin D. McKinney of Point Pleasant received a federal tax stamp for gambling per Bureau of Internal Revenue records. McKinney listed as doing business as the Smoker Billiards at 414 Main St. in Point Pleasant.
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Parkersburg
Martin D. McKinney
Point Pleasant
Bureau of Internal Revenue
McKinney
Main St
Fire Fatality in Century-Old Washington Court House Home
Norton V. Beachdale, 48, died from a Sunday blaze that nearly destroyed his Washington Court House residence. Fire Chief George Hale said Beachdale likely smoked in bed. The home was among the town’s oldest, over 100 years old.
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Washington D.H
Norton V. Beachdale
Washington Court House
George Hale
Beachdale
Super Constellations to Enter Service This Easter
The four engine 88 passenger Constellation will enter service with Easter Air Lines later this month. Lockheed Aircraft Corp says EAL has ordered 30 planes and thirty eight more will be built for other airlines.
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Burbank
Calif
Easter Air Lines
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
EAL
Heavy Waves Sink Boat in Mission Bay Tragedy
In Mission Bay California a 40 foot vessel named Dot capsized after heavy swells as it exited the entrance channel. Six passengers died among 11 aboard and a twelfth man is missing. Lifeguards recovered four bodies and five survivors were rescued. Mrs Dorothy Cutright 34 was the sole woman and wore a life preserver. Her husband Ance Outright 44 survived with their dog Buster.
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San Diego
Calif
Mission Bay Entrance
Dorothy Cutright
Ance W. Outright
Buster
Five Die in Huntington Tenement Blaze
State Fire Marshal C A Raper and staff investigated a two-building tenement fire in Huntington West Virginia Sunday night. Five people died including Mrs Carrie Jones 44 John Louis Creasey 40 a man identified as Frank Madison 40 and grandchildren Irene Jones 4 John Jones 2. The blaze is believed to have started from a kerosene cooking stove after an attempted lighting.
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Huntington
W. Va
C. A. Raper
4Th Avenue
Carrie Jones
John Louis Creasey
Frank Madison
Justice Clark and McGrath to face tax enforcement questions
House subcommittee chair King says Supreme Court Justice Tom Clark and Attorney General Howard McGrath will be invited to testify on tax law enforcement. Clark may explain his participation in plane trips to Florida with T Lamarr Caudle and others aboard Troy Whitehead’s private plane. Caudle testified about the trips. Clark says he took up to three flights while attorney general before his elevation to the court.
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King
D-Calif
Supreme Court
Tom Clark
Howard McGrath
House
Clark
Florida
T. Lamar Caudle
Caudle
Troy Whitehead
Charlotte
N. C
Whitehead
Riot Quelled After Church Vote Ousts Pastor
In Fort Worth Texas the Ross Avenue Baptist Church riot followed a congregational vote to oust Rev. W. W. Baker as pastor. Dozens were escorted to the police station after blows and heated arguments. Six officers restored order. no arrests were made.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Ross Avenue Baptist Church
Wilford Matlock
W. W. Baker
Bombers land in North Africa after long Fort Worth flight
A formation of six B 36 bombers arrived at an American Air Force Base in North Africa on Sunday after a 5 000 mile non stop flight from Carswell Air Force Base Fort Worth Texas and the Eighth Air Force headquarters announced the feat.
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Fort Worth
Tex
North Africa
Carswell Air Force Base
Eighth Air Force Headquarters
Unofficial Cease-Fire Path Open in Korea Front
AP dispatch notes four conditions for an informal Korean front cease-fire. If the communists halt attacks, quiet artillery, limit patrols, and keep heads down, a de facto calm could replace ongoing shoot ing, though no formal agreement is in place and lapses remain possible.
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Seoul, Korea
Associated Press
Korea
Panmunjom
James A. van Fleet
Kim Il Sung
Ohio Mishaps Fatal to 15
An Associated Press tally shows at least 15 people killed in Ohio over the weekend due to accidents. Among the deaths were eleven from traffic crashes, three from plane crashes, and one hunting accident, with incidents in Van Wert and near Washington Court House involving the Vance brothers and others.
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Associated Press
Ohio
van Wert
Harry Adams
Fort Wayne
Ind
Washington Court House
Richard J. Vance
Luther Woodrow Vance
Greenfield
Indian Creek
Goodhope
Defense output nears peak amid looming consumer shortages
Mobilization Director Charles E. Wilson and assistant Charles B. Stauffacher said defense expansion at about 1 billion dollars a month will strain the economy and cause shortages of durable goods like autos and refrigerators. They noted civilian production remains secondary to military needs as peak defense output approaches within two years.
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Washington
Charles E. Wilson
Charles B. Stauffacher
Stauffacher
Wilson
Key West
Fla
Truman
Senate Armed Services Subcommittee On
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Wil
Sabre Jets Sweep Seoul Air Battle Over North Korea
Far East Air Forces report Sabre jets outnumbered four to one shot down five Red MiG jets with three damaged and no Sabres lost. Forty seven F 86s faced 175 MiGs between Sinanju and Pyongyang as Allied planes flew 965 sorties against air and ground targets. Three B 29 Superforts bombed railyards.
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Korea
Far East
Eighth Army
Sinanju
Pyongyang
Pay Final Tribute To Senator Wherry
National leaders joined Nebraskans in paying final tribute to Senator Kenneth Spicer Republican floor leader and stalwart of old line Republicanism. Democrats and Republicans attended the funeral with 23 senators and five representatives among those present at the Presbyterian Church.
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Pawnee City
Nebr
Kenneth Spicer
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