Mobilization Chief Predicts Strong Civilian Output in 1951
Charles E. Wilson said the arms program is launched and will not force austerity. He foresaw expanded industrial capacity to sustain a 275 billion dollar civilian output plus a 50 billion dollar defense load. New plant investments total 23.9 billion for 1951 with a 45 percent rise over last year, boosted by defense expansion and rising construction costs.
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Washington
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
Commerce Department and Securities and Exchange Commission
Federal Agences
Truman Aides Brief MacArthur On Political Statements
Washington officials say President Truman directed Gen. Douglas MacArthur to submit any future foreign policy statements with political significance for Washington clearance. The move follows coordination among the White House State and Defense Departments and mirrors a December directive. The aim is to approve, disapprove, or suggest modifications before any public remarks from MacArthur. In Tokyo the news sparked shock and surprise among observers, who noted no direct confirmation had been received locally.
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Washington
Truman Administration
Douglas MacArthur
White House
State
Defense Departments
Truman
MacArthur
Korea
United Nations
China
State Department
Gessire
Tokyo
General MacArthur
Souters
Meat price ceilings expected by mid April
Washington reports fixing of dairy costs and meat prices, with government ceilings on steak and pork chops targeted by mid April. Officials from Price Stabilization and OPS say ceilings will be issued soon, though exact timing remains uncertain amid ongoing market and supply assessments.
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Washington
Bric Setoren
Michael V. Digaile Nave
OFS
Catholic Teachers Gather in Cleveland for Education Convention
The National Catholic Education Association opens its 68th annual convention in Cleveland with about 8000 delegates including primary trade teachers and college professors. The gathering, chaired by Bishop Edward F. Hoban, centers on "Human Rights and Education" as its theme.
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Cleveland
United States
National Catholic Education Association
Edward F. Hoban
Cleveland Ldrese
New York to London In One Hour Foreseen
Lockheed official Bill L. Hibbard forecast passenger rocket planes flying from New York to London in one hour at altitudes up to 100000 feet. Speeds exceeding 10000 miles an hour would be practical with such craft though no operation date was given. Jesse James Jr Dies in Los Angeles at 75.
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Los Angeles
New York
London
Bill L. Hibbard
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Hibbard
Government Liberal On Building Approvals Rise
Washington AP government shows liberal approvals for new store office hotel and other commercial structures under the National Production Authority permits. Between Feb 24 and March 9, 44 buildings were approved and 34 rejected with large steel copper or platinum use affecting decisions.
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Washington
National Production Authority
NPA
Setiows
Sapere and
Fator Im Npa
Police Foil Iranian Plot Against Tehran Governor
Police said nine members of the nationalist Fedayan Islam were arrested in Tehran amid martial law tied to strikes at oil fields. They allegedly plotted the assassination of General Abdul Hossein Hejazi, the military governor and police chief, as Iran faced unrest after martial law was imposed.
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Tehran
Middle East
Iran
Fedayan Islam
Ali Raamara
Abdul Hossein Hejazi
Ebright Bank Executive Not A Candidate For Public Office
Don H. Ebright new vice president of Union Bank of Commerce in Cleveland says he does not anticipate ever again being a candidate for public office. He was Republican candidate for governor last November and now plans to maintain an interest in public affairs.
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Cleveland
Union Bank of Commerce
Don H. Ebright
Epright
Cincinnati Bank Merger Approved By Directors
Directors of Second Nations Bank and First National Bank approve a deal for Second Nations to be absorbed by First National for about $4.5 million. The transaction would be the city's largest and requires stockholders to approve at a meeting set for May 1.
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Cincinnati Bank
Cincinnati
Second Nations Bank
First National Bank
Second National
Taft to Speak on Business in National Emergency
Senator Robert A Taft will address University of Cincinnati business and professional men's group members this Friday on Business in the National Emergency.
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Cincinnati
Robert’ A. Taft
University of Cincinnati Business and Professional Men
Igroup
Contempt action eyed for two Cleveland gamblers
Senate investigators press Treasury aid to pin down income of interstate gamblers. Ohio men Morris Kicinguan and Louis Rothkopf face contempt charges after refusing questions. Chicago mob figure Abner Zwillman also cited as witness. Kefauver signals possible jail orders and a potential 60 day committee extension.
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Senate
Treasury
Kefauver
Tenn
Morris Kicinguan
Louis Rothkopf
Cleveland
Ohio
Kivinman
Roth
Mgnt
Abner Longie Zwillman
North New Jersey
War Bride Known as Spy Stripped of Permanent US Move
A German war bride, Knauff, aged 36, was barred from permanent residence after a Board of Inquiry found she served as a Czech espionage agent. Testimony tied her to the Czech mission code Kobyla and to reporting on disarmed material and a decoding machine to Allied authorities. Her husband Kurt Knauff, a veteran, was linked to OSS-like work in Germany.
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Washington
Mrg
Elfen Krausf
United States
Special Immigration Sarvive Board of Inquiry
Czerhoslovak
Evence
Malwayn Tay
Shiv
Kurt Knaust
TES
Germany
Coechs
Yahoos
Frankfurt
Workan Enmiplaye Jn
Knaoff
Knauff
Board of Inquiry
NBC Signs Margaret for Radio and TV Shows
New York reports NBC has signed Margaret Truman for two radio or television appearances this season and at least nine in 1951 52. NBC did not disclose payment. earlier reports valued radio shows at 2500 dollars each and TV appearances at 400 dollars.
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New York
Margaret Truman
National Broadcasting Company
NBC
Miss Truman
Alcatraz receives 300 year sentence for family killing
SAN FRANCISCO William E Billy Cook began a 300 year sentence for the kidnapping slaying of a family of five. Warden Edwin B Swope said the Oklahoma Federal Court sentence for the Mosser family murder was the longest he had ever known.
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San’ Francisco
Fudman
Wiliam E Billy Cook
Alcatraz Prison
Edwin B. Swope
Oklahoma
Carl Mosser
Atwood, Ui
Atom Spy's Testimony Denied in High Profile Trial
The nation’s first atomic espionage trial nears completion as Ethel Rosen shuns her brother’s testimony. She faces charged cooptation with her husband to pass atomic research to Soviet agents. Co‑defendant Morton Sabet and others await verdicts with possible death penalties. judge pending jury instructions.
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Russia
Rediar
Morton Sabet
Irving &. Kaulmah
Rainer
Rosenberg
UN Crime Check Voted at Geneva
The United Nations Social Commission voted to propose an international survey of crime in UN member countries, despite Soviet objections. The move aims to gather comparable data across member states for policy and security planning.
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Geneva
United Nations Social Commission
Clear Path Predicted For Hearing on FEPC
Ohio House sources say public hearings on FEPC bills may be cleared today. The Reference Committee previously stalled three FEPC measures introduced over two months ago. Rep. Lowell Fess may press to move them from the committee to hearings under pressure to aid passage.
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Columbus
Ohio House of Representatives
Ohio Fair Employment Practices Commission
House Reference Committee
FEPC
Lowell Fess
R-Greene
House
FRPC
Fess
Joint
Senate House Committee
Reference
Fulbright Calls For National Morality Commission
Senator Fulbright urged a private national morality commission to root out corruption he says damages American democracy. He proposed ten trusted figures, including former justices and leaders from academia, religion, and labor, to lead an inquiry beyond legal remedy.
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Fulbright
Arkansas Democrat
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Senate
Supreme Court
Owen Roberts
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
Learned Hand
Second Circuit
Court of Appeals
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CIU
Paul Hoffman
Ford Foundation
Reinhold Niebuhr
Union Theotorical Seminary
Theodore Greene
Yale Universty
Robert M. Hutchins
University of Chicago
Everett Ross Clinch
Conference of Christians and Jews
Wilfred Parsons
Catholic University
Senate crime probes note threats to members
Washington reports indicate three Senate crime investigating committee members have received threats to their lives two by letter and one by telephone Chairman Kefauver confirms threats but says none were taken seriously Senator Hunt also cited a warning letter during Miami hearings in the 1940s Former Mayor William O Dwyer testifies to a Brooklyn grand jury about racketeering links and police corruption while James Moran pleads innocent to perjury charges Anastasia brother Joseph Anastasia is arrested in New York for immigration violations connected to a 1928 shipping voyage
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Rothkop
Wiley R-Wis
Kefauver
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Lookout Club
Covington,Ky
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Senate
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R-Nh
Tobey
Tenn
Hunt
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New York
William O'Dwyer
Brooklyn
O'Dwyer
Mexico
James J. Moran
U.S. Senate Crime Investigating Committee
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Albert Anastasia
Old Miler, Inc
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Eee
U.S
Pallee
Atlaslamo
Wegalie
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Idtiesho
Weed
Acheson Calls Action by Americas at Inter-American Meeting
Secretary of State Acheson urged immediate action by American nations to confront a growing international menace. He warned that every free nation faces a battle to preserve independence, urging cooperation with the United States and building deterrent strength as the path to peace.
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Washington
Acheson
United States
Inter-American Conference of Foreign Ministers
Ste. Navesmente
West Virginia Killers First To Use Chair
West Virginia's stamp and kick killers who took up religion were executed last night. Harry Atlee Burdette, 27, and Fred C Painter, 32, became the first West Virginians to die by electrocution since the state replaced its hanging rope with the chair almost two years ago. The two were convicted of stomping to death a soft drink salesman on a Charleston street last July.
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Moundsville
W. Va
West Virginia
Harry Atlee Burdette
Fred C Painter
West
Extended Forecast for Columbus Temperature Trend
The forecast for Columbus projects average temperatures around 1 degree above normal with a normal high near 49 and a normal low near 32. Warmth is expected Wednesday with additional changes through Sunday and precipitation averaging between one half and one inch on Wednesday Friday and Sunday.
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Columbus
Oldest Delaware resident Jesse Tyson dies at 105
Wilmington Delaware Jesse T Tyson aged 105 longtime resident and state’s oldest. He passed away last night at his home reports confirm his age and status as the first in the state to reach a century with his death marking the end of an era for Wilmington’s senior community.
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Wilmington
Del
Jesse T. Tyson
Delaware
Benefit Law Is Attacked In Ohio Hearing
Columbus hearing before the Senate Commerce and Labor Committee focused on a proposed bill by Senator Pallack to deny unemployment compensation to workers who quit voluntarily or are fired for cause. Hammond of the Retail Merchants group argued the measure would end the practice and would remove the maximum $5 payments for dependents and require workers to hold jobs for two weeks instead of fourteen to qualify.
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Reference Committee
FEPC
Judiciary Committee
Industry and Labor Committee
House
Bureau of Code Revision
Bureau
George B. Marshall
Franklin
Senate
Ohio
Columbus
Laa
Amo
George Hammond
Gnd State Connsel
Senate Commerce and Labor
Hammond
Sen
Tenebert A. Pallack
Stark
Iit
Thie Il
Highway Damage Total May Reach 12 Million
Columbus Ohio state highway director T J Kauer said winter damage to the state's roads may total as much as twelve million dollars. He noted the figure already mounted and rising as frost and moisture have badly deteriorated many highway sections making repairs largely impossible.
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Columbus
Ohio
T. J. Kauer
Kaver
Yanks Fight Through Red Rear-Guard
American troops on the western front pushed through a Chinese rear-guard unit toward the Red Korean border. Reports say they killed Chinese troops, engaged multiple battalions, and advanced near the parallel. U N air forces dropped surrender leaflets as combat continued along the front.
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Tokyo
U.S
United Nations
26Th Army Corps
Kerean Tenepe
Twemiay
Imijin
Munath
Tuamday
Republic of Korea
Younpa
Eighth Army
Kumhwa
Pyonggreng
Sukehat
Tisig
Tro W Hoke
Columbus Council Opposes Belt Conveyor Measure
Columbus City Council voted 5 to 1 against belt conveyor legislation now before the Ohio Legislature. Council President Henry A. Koonts said the proposal would affect about 108 employees in greater Columbus with significant annual income, prioritizing local impact over state action.
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Columbus
City Couner
Ohio
Council
Henry A. Koonts
Shine 108
More Ohio Guard Inits Expected To Be Called
Ohio Gov Frank Lausche indicates more Ohio National Guard units may be called to active duty. The statement suggests broader deployment within state forces amid ongoing national security concerns.
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Ohio
Columbus
Frank
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