Pentagon Lovett Delays Fight Over Korean War Ammunition
Washington reports that a dispute between Van Fleet and the Pentagon over ammunition shortages and war conduct could spark a major clash reaching Truman’s policy circle. Lovett pressed by Army chiefs for a year before ordering full ammunition production last November. Joint Chiefs instructed Van Fleet in May 1951 to seek clearance before any general offensive into North Korea.
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Pentagon Fleet-Dispute Halted by Orders Said
Army adjusted its Korea combat effort to match diplomatic decisions. No Pentagon records support Van Fleet’s claim of being allowed to destroy the enemy in June 1951 or seeking clearance for an offensive into North Korea. Far East ammo stocks force Gen. Clark to trim future deliveries. production is being cut back amid fear of a public outcry.
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Senate probes Vietnams Ammunition Shortage Debate
A Senate Armed Services subcommittee prepared to open a public inquiry into Van Fleet claims that the U S Eighth Army was often short of ammunition during Korea. The controversy drew in President Eisenhower and prompts from generals, with Lovett and Collins cited as involved in prior communications and decisions.
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France and U S Seek Common Defense Plan Saar Dispute Flares
Washington reports say the United States and France agreed on Indochina and European defense policy while clashing over Saar Basin future. Premier Rene Mayer led the French delegation as Eisenhower and Dulles sought to avoid tying Saar to the European army. Adenauer set to visit April 6 amid cautious talks on German interests.
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Reds Patrol Near Alaska
An armed three man patrol believed from Russia's Big Diomede Island neared American territory within about a mile and a quarter near Little Diomede Island two weeks ago. Eskimo scouts manned positions as the trio approached then withdrew after a brief sighting. Two of the men wore white uniforms and carried a submachine gun and rifle.
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British Army Hero Arrives for U S Tour
Field Marshal Montgomery arrives in Washington to meet President Eisenhower and confer with government leaders before an extended U S military base tour. He will stay at the White House until April 2 then visit bases from New Orleans to Kansas City.
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Youth Dies in Crash Near Blanchester
Marvel E. Garrett, 16, of Newtonville, was killed when an automobile overturned several times in a cornfield along road 133, three miles southwest of Blanchester. Driver Robert Osborne, 16, and passenger Charles Marshall, 16, escaped with injuries. Clermont County authorities said the crash occurred Thursday night.
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Grant Pay Hire Columbus
The Upper Arlington Board of Education granted its teachers an across the board salary increase on Thursday.
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LAW Braces Pact Stand
At the CIO United Auto Workers convention in Atlantic City New Jersey delegates pressed a resolution demanding changes to the five year contracts signed in 1950. They warned the industry that without agreement to these changes there may be no more long-term pacts when current contracts expire in 1955.
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Betts Hearing Set For Senate Judiciary Panel
A Senate Judiciary Subcommittee will hold an April 2 hearing on Howard C. Betts of Wilmington Delaware to be marshal in Southern Ohio. Betts, former Clinton County sheriff, is to replace Harold K. Claypool whose term expired.
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Unions and Industry Clash Over Ohio Jobless and Workmen Rules
In Columbus today labor and management battled in the Ohio Legislature over unemployment and workmen’s compensation laws. No accord emerged on agreed bills backed by both sides. CIO official Charles J. Carney urged boosts to benefits as industry groups pressed reforms. reps from CIO AFL and United Mine Workers said industry made a token offer that would reduce average claims under present law.
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Arrest Call Over Lady Astor Remark
Virginia born former member of parliament Lady Nan Astor says she would welcome arrest if Midwest editor demanded it after she called Senator McCarthy’s drink “too bad to be poison.” The Ashland Daily Press editor John Chaprile faced a telegram request for arrest.
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Turnpike Officials To Fight Rule Requiring Asphalt Bids
Turnpike officials in Columbus plan to appeal a court order demanding asphalt bids for the highway project. The Second District Court of Appeals heard the bid issue, with officials uncertain on delays to completion. State Auditor Rhodes calls for immediate study of the decision.
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Bottle Joke Backfires At Newark Fire Station
Newark story of three firemen James Derring er Gene Malfoy and Gene Rose who disassembled a soda machine causing empty bottles to be dispensed. The prank drew customer complaints and earned suspensions later reduced to one and a half days by Fire Chief Stanley Shaw.
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Maine flood swells. evacuation hits over 100 people
Torrential rain and melting snow cause rivers to flood in the northeast. Mexico Maine evacuates more than 100 residents as the Connecticut River rises toward flood level from New Hampshire to Hartford. Lowville and Adirondacks report rising floods threatening more area.
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Tuberculosis sanatorium attack leaves patients injured
A stabbing at a tuberculosis sanatorium injures 12 patients. Reverend James Knetleken appears to misinterpret a call, while local sheriff's office investigates the chaotic incident and searches for a suspect.
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Atomic gun eyed as hit and run weapon in Nevada tests
Col Devere Armstrong says the 2 millimeter atomic cannon must be used as a hit and run weapon to succeed in combat. A preview at Sand Field Artillery Center shows 867th Battalion firing conventional rounds as two 280e guns prepare for atomic tests at Nevada Proving Grounds.
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Perte Mesta resigns post as Luxembourg minister
Mrs. Perte Mesta, noted American hostess and diplomat, announces resignation as minister to Luxembourg effective April 13. Appointed by President Truman after a career as Washington society figure and muse for Irving Berlin, she plans to leave April 1 and hopes to visit unofficially.
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Burglar Probed After Funeral Home Robbery in Newport
Police investigate a burglary during funeral rites in Newport Kentucky where the suspect reportedly ransacked the home of Nancy Seminara while a funeral proceeded nearby. A cash loss of 5000 dollars is cited in the report.
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Reds Overwhelm Vegas and Reno Outposts as Front Battles Intensify
Allied and Marine forces fought to reclaim positions on the Korean Western Front around Vegas and Reno outposts after a surprise Chinese attack. Marines, supported by tanks, pressed trenches and bunkers amid artillery barrages, with heavy casualties reported on both sides and no clear breakthrough.
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Senate poised to confirm Bohlen as Moscow ambassador
President Eisenhower presses for Bohlen's nomination amid a Senate vote likely late today. McCarthy and eight others oppose, while several senators remain undecided as confidence rides on the Moscow assignment.
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Movie Maker Denies Reds Backed Film
Los Angeles report states lawmakers press producer Simon Lazarus to reveal film backers for Salt of the Earth. Lazarus refuses to disclose partners or office location while citing constitutional privilege. He notes Independent Productions Corp financed by unknown private individuals and says Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers Union did not fund the project.
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Defense Calls to Witnesses in Eikleberry Murder Trial
The first of about ten defense witnesses were to be called today in the first degree murder trial of Charles Eikleberry Jr. at Adams County. The state completed its case Thursday against the Antioch native accused in the roadside slaying of Sheriff Ben K. Perry on January 12. The defense sought dismissal of counts arguing Perry was not legally sheriff at the time since his bond had not been filed within the required period.
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Demand for O'Neill Audit Is Withdrawn
Columbus report says Sen. Joseph Bartunek D Cuyahoga and Senate minority leader withdrew a demand for an audit. He sought to examine the attorney general’s hiring of special counsel over the past two years to review potential issues.
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Perry Driver Dies in Crash Near Home
A 34 year old man from Thornville Route 2 Perry County died of injuries from a Thursday crash on U S 40 near his home. The victim, Spangier Curtin A Spangier, was identified by authorities at Newark Hospital. His wife, Mrs. Spangier, operates Hilltop Inn and witnessed the aftermath. State Highway Patrol was alerted to the incident.
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Scotland Yard hunts sadistic slaver of four victims
LONDON police seek a sadistic slaver connected to four cases. Officers comb cheap rooming houses and flats as they pursue leads. A woman described living in a murder flat with her husband, a clerk, amid the investigation.
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Bronx Bagel Bandit Strikes in Third Raid
A chaotic Bronx incident reports the so called Bagel Bandit striking again in his third raid. Manager Louis Cassano told police he would consider leaving extra cream cheese next week. the deliveryman sang amid the scene as officers investigated.
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