United States Suspends Top Secret Data Exchange With Britain
Reliable London sources say the United States has suspended sharing restricted atomic information with Britain following the Klaus Fuchs case. Washington notes only declassified data has moved since the act came into force, with uncertainty about Canada. The move could signal a push toward hydrogen bomb development with limited international control.
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Kingsbury Smith
International News Service
London
Britain
United States
Klaus Fuchs
Washington
Canada
U.S
Uniteds
Skig
Italia
Cates
Ila
Unclear fragment cites Truman and union remark in odd phrasing
Fragmentary text mentions Truman and a Quaker labeled unwise, with garbled phrases about a union and federations. The readable content is too incoherent to confirm events, dates, or names beyond Truman and a Quaker reference.
Senator Charges Red Advisers About Truman Policy
Fragmentary text reports a senator accusing advisers described as red of binding Truman policy. Names appear with garbled letters and unclear attributions. The item suggests political tension and possible party or ideological dispute within the era’s administration.
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Truman
Solon Urges Peace Talks With Soviets
Senator Lyndon Johnson proposes that Truman send a peace mission to Moscow or pursue talks with top officials or military leaders to secure an atomic armament halt and end the Cold War. He warns failure could prompt a wide rearmament effort by the United States.
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James Lee _ WASHINGTON
Ins
Lyndon Johnson
Tex
Truman
Vinson
Eisenhower
Lucius D. Clay
Moscow
Johnson
Senate Armed Services Committee
U.S
Sen
Lodge R-Mass
Russia
Page
Court Rules Search Legal After Arrest
The Supreme Court ruled that police may search a limited area under a legally arrested person’s immediate control for crime evidence. The 5 to 3 decision drew dissent from Justice Frankfurter, who said it mocks the fourth amendment. A related ruling allowed a homeowner to admit a health inspector without a warrant.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Justice Frankfurter
Frankfurter
Coonskin Park Road Delays Stall Area Improvements
Kanawha County Court and Coonskin Park Advisory Committee fail to secure state aid for a short access road into Coonskin Park. A survey is promised but months of delay loom, as plans for a new S100,000 paved highway and a temporary hall near Elk River stall the project.
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Air National Guard
Elk River
Road Commission
Cie Tp
Coonskin
Courk
Yevor
Ohyvinus
Nixon Alleges Reds Infiltrating Hawaii
Fragmented OCR text hints at claims of communist influence in Hawaii, mentioning Nixon and infiltration. The readable parts are garbled with uncertain phrases and do not provide clear events or dates to verify.
Keech cites diggers for scorn of court over mine strike
Fifteen union miners at Carbon Fuel Co. in Carbon Kanawha County returned to a regular shift amid a broader coal strike. Federal Judge Keech charged John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers with contempt for defying a court order to end the work stoppage by Friday, as the national crisis over mine closures deepened. Some miners resumed work, but most idle lines remained, and the strike front showed little sign of breaking.
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John L. Lewis
Carbon Fuel Co
Carbon
Kanawha County
Carbon Fret
Pemw Moebers
Fayerte County
Maine
Carey
Washington
Richmond B. Keech
United Mine Workers
Striking soft coal miners defy court order in seventh week
In Pittsburgh and across the nation rebellious soft coal miners press a no contract no work walkout into its seventh week. In Kentucky violence erupts at a nonunion Richland Canal Co plant near Barboursville where owners Douglas Blair and Douglas Noonan were assaulted by about 200 men seeking word on contracts.
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Pittsburgh
Kentucky
Richland Canal Co
Barboursville
Douglas Blair
Douglas Noonan
Bend
Ching Seeks End of Phone Threat
An unclear report notes Ching urging an end to a phone threat amid political tensions. Details are fragmentary, with references to Washington and mentions of a postponed action at a secretary’s urgent request.
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Ching
Dev Cwa
Reas
Churchill Renews Appeal For Parley With Russia
Churchill addresses about 2,000 at Albert Hall in Manchester urging Britons to back new talks with Russia. He condemns Labor leaders who oppose his three talks plan and warns a renewed drive could avert further war, while Conservatives hold multiple halls to extend reach.
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Oh Oddson
Churchill
Moarchester
Albert Hall
Labor Party
Atemur c
Russia
Wis & Campaign
Nine Jurors Are Chosen In Mercy Slaying Trial
Manchester New Hampshire reports jurors selected for the mercy killing case of Abbie Barreto. Judge Harold E. Westen presides as 29 men named from Manchester and surrounding areas are drawn. Prosecution led by William H. Phinney with defense counsel unnamed. Jury selection occurs amid intense courtroom interest and sparse interviews from witnesses.
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Manchester
NHS
Hermann N. Saniler
Abbie C. Borreto
Inez Robb
Hig Fen
New
Sander
Abbie Barreto
Ermaliaris
Judee Western
Daverty
Jnrors
Justia
Anan Farlin
Gree
Manshaste
Administration Cuts ECA Plans By 150 Million
The article reports budget reductions to ECA programs proposing a 150 million cut. It notes hearings with key figures like Fein, de an Cannaiv, and Moeifman, and outlines implications for reauthorization and the Marshal Plan’s funding next year.
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Moeifman
Achesan
Tomer Peer Xments Union
Gnien
Gormiany
Council Scans Line Bucking Line Bucking City Raved Past Make
The city council reviews a contested issue described as line bucking with regional and local figures debated. Officials signal potential policy shifts while observers demand clarity and action from the council on the matter at hand.
Liner Rescues 108 From Burning Ship
Liner rescues 108 from burning ship as crew and passengers scramble to safety. Details remain unclear due to garbled source text, but report emphasizes rapid response and peril at sea with numerous individuals accounted for aboard a vessel near a coastal port.
Death Penalty Possible In Vogeler Verdict Anticipation
Budapest dispatch reports US businessman Rabel Vogeler faces possible death penalty after closing statements in a spying and sabotage trial. Co-defendants include British associate Foagar Sanders and three Hungarians. two Hungarians face up to 15 years. Verdict due at 1 p.m. local time amid renewed confessions and plea arguments.
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Budapest
Hungary
Rabel Vogeler
Foagar Sanders
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Laszlo Rajk
Cory Mimist
Vogeler
Charleston Skies Tuesday Forecast Report
Weather update for Charleston on Tuesday February 21 notes mild temperatures and improving conditions. Local forecast highlights clear skies, low humidity, and light winds suitable for outdoor activities.
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New Harmpshire
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