Chinese Withdraw On Central Korean Front No-Man's-Land Forms
Allied forces push north of Parallel 38 after a surprise Chinese withdrawal leaves a 40 mile front of no-man's-land. UN units advance slowly amid bunker defenses as American, Greek, Thai and other troops seize small gains and heavy artillery shells enemy positions.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
No-Man's Land
United Nations
Snt Randolph
Allong
Wie
Thrush
Sind
Yeonts
Ahea
Karen
HagegyesTnie
Ghunchow
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Tajin River
Japan Sea
Vin
Korea
Bender
South Korea
Leif Erickson
U.S
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Steelers Star Halts Murder Charge In New Mexico
In New Mexico a 16 year old professional football back facing murder charges was arrested but released on no charge. He expressed willingness to clear himself as extradition talks began with New Mexico authorities and a bond was posted in Las Cruces. The report notes the subject is a 196 pound professional league member and cites comments from a league executive.
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Steeler
Das Cavors
Apela
Jerry
Nuzwor
Pittshiwah
Ovida
Crickeh
Conglir
New Mexico
Cigself
Ailto
Magico
Foynemun
Wasional Professiona
Leagie Pic Huuyty
Emergency Fund Slashed By House Urges Cuts
Washington April 6 The House appropriations committee approved 1648 463 969 emergency fund request by President Truman at 478 1390 468 of the total sought for the fiscal year ending June 30 One major cut trimmed Voice of America overseas broadcast support while a plea by the president was rejected The committee also slashed non military defense agency budgets to 24 750 000 The bill moves to the House floor for debate next week with further action by the Senate anticipated
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House
Prem Washington
Truman
Maynee
Voice of America
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
Senate moves to block plan to revise RFC
Senate Expenditures Committee voted 7 to 6 to oppose President Manages over the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. The panel backed Senator Capehart’s resolution to block abolishing five RFC directors and placing the agency under a single administrator, while rejecting the White House reorganization. The committee said its decision would be reported next week. timing for a Senate vote remains undecided.
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Washington
Senate Expenditures Committee
Truman
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
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Robertson
Virginia
Capehart
R-Ind
Senate
RFC
Contess
McCarthy
R-Wis
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RSD
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Rme
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Reidahe
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Hoey
D-Ng
O'Conor
D-Md
Humphrey
D-Minn
Monroney
D-Okla
Underwood
D-Ky
McCiellan
D-Ark
Moscow claims drug better than penicillin
A Moscow radio broadcast touted a new antibiotic named glbu nitsin described as a water soluble white or light yellow powder that inhibits microbes. It allegedly outperforms penicillin in some results but the report acknowledged doubts about its forged effects.
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Moscow
London
Moscow Radio
Russia
Tse
Ives Hotler
Rewtinestt
Cent Increase in Milk Price Approved Here B
The price of milk rises locally by one and two fourths cents per quart as the Office of Price Stabilization approves a nationwide cent-per-quart increase in retail price in the Erie district. Pennsylvania commission sought similar increases reflecting higher production and handling costs. hearings noted a 40-cent per hundredweight rise needed by farmers. OPS outlined a system tying state agency adjustments to set a broader price freeze impact.
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Washington
Erie
Congress
Pennsylvania Star Milk Control Commission
Dairymen's League Co-operative Avsoription
Tn Coury
Taille
OPS
Pennsylvania Commission
Pennsylvania
Dr Rutledge Takes Own Life in Crime Saga Story
Houston, April 6 Dr Robert C Mutledgelly who killed his wife s seducer chose death over prison cell His 11 year sentence confirmed by Town Supreme Court and his freedom on $40 000 bail near an end the handsome 30 year old children's doctor wrote a lust filled letter to his wife Then he carried out a carefully planned death by his own action The weapon was carbon monoxide The setting was a country house romance The body was found in his automobile in Walomoblie yesterday No proof it had been there all day Probably Wednesday night The case included murder of By son Hartman and a sensational tale in American law The lives and loves of Attedee his wife and Hubmarth were unfolded in a Cedar Rapids room in 1949 Sydney testified she was forced to submit after a boat ride and drinking party in July 1988 New hotel planned 17 story building on Grant Street Pittsburgh to open September 600 suites split between transients and permanent guests Carlton House style hotel narrated by resident manager Willing Lang
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Associated Press
Houston
Tex
Robert C. Mutledgelly
Supreme Court
Sydney
Rutledge
Walomoblie
Byson -Hartman
Attedee
Hubtmat
Cedar Rapids
Hartmar
Truman Pays for Dinner for Jefferson Jackson Dinner
President Truman and Mrs. Truman contributed over 200 dollars to attend the Democratic Jefferson Jackson dinner in Washington on April 4. Truman plans to deliver the keynote at the event.
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Truman
Washington
Mrs. Truman
Mr .Truman
Organized Labor Back In Defense Planning Fold
Labor leaders agreed to join the defense mobilization board as an advisory group. AFL President Green CIO chief Murray and other union heads will likely attend as labor representatives. The move aims to resolve issues around the mobilization program and wage controls, with a key meeting set for Monday.
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Associated Press
Washington
Trimar Tas
Rumen
Vom
Indwiing
Gericulture
Charles [Iz Wison
Prue
AFL
OT Milled Auto Workers
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Iabor
Homereer Secreliey
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Athen
ULPC
Dye Defense
Defene
Watson
Genevil Hlestine
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Green
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Pyostlil
Inbor
Phone Failure Blamed At No 1 Fire Station
Fire Chief Ray Laurie cites telephone apparatus faults at Gerry No 2 station causing missed alarms. Interception and line changes hinder calls as subscribers complain of time changes and busy signals, with plans for new switchboard equipment and a building addition to improve service.
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Sten i
Hinemen
Carnahan
Peninsylvania
Officin
Qaly
Uineptigts
Ramin Goudron Loses Bid for Freedom at Federal Hearing
A damaged report notes Ramin Goudron of Westist Penitentiary failed in a bid for freedom from federal charges. He was serving consecutive terms for robbery in Westmoreland, Clarfield, and Contes counties, with prosecutors alleging avoidance of custody. The text is garbled and names are partially unreadable.
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Frefdor
Pittsburgh
Ramin Goudron
Amiomete
Westist
Coudron
Rabberjas
Westmoreland
Glearfield
Ditter
Draft Board Sets College Test Dates and Deferral Rules
The draft board announces dates for college qualification tests to assess deferment eligibility. Tests will be May 26, June 16 and June 26 at Edinboro Teachers College and Gannon College, with results guiding local boards on college study qualifications and possible military deferments. A separate group of 16 Erie youths is slated for a government physical test on April 16, including Hareki Anderson and others from Corry Erie and Union City.
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Henry Wheeler
Diath Board Chalemark
Edinbora Fe Teachers College
Gannon College
Tune BC
Erie Center
Bernard Skiff
Donald Sturdejne
Hareki Anderson
Vant
Corry
Francis Hermann Edishi
Mil Williams
Waterford Cesinboro
Edward McCahen
Albert Elds
James B. Moore
Cartier
John
Three Slayers Granted Another Week of Grace
Wynsxnens bellsfonte Pa April 6 Da nt Durey and tym nther convicted holdup release delayed by governor Jones. A 200k arrangement for a new trial for the 26 year old Davey. The three Philadelphia inmates reprieve in all Latat wight before execution set for April 12. Carey's companions Barey Ziete 22 Harold Foster 26 were linked to the tavern killing after a 1947 robbery. The governor’s action followed pending appeals and stayed lethal measures temporarily.
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Durey
Jones
Davey
Philadelphia
Howes
Carey
Barey Ziete
Harold Foster
Debated UMT Draft Bill Faces Opposition and Amendments
Washington reports lawmakers fight a draft reform aimed at saving the measure from rejection. Leaders express confidence in defeating the plan while considering amendments to defer college students and build a civilian service corps. Debate covers deferments, voting, and legislative processes.
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UMT
Driver Cited On Two Motor Counts In City
Police cited Herman F. Peplinski of Columbus after a patrol on Pennsylvania Avenue sighted a car with 1950 plates and a late model license. Officers overtook the vehicle on Liberty Street and learned Peplinski claimed he had not been driving recently while transporting his wife and a person named Tinko from Corry to a hospital.
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Tio
Pennsylvania Avenue
Liberty Street
Herman 4
Peplinski
Columbus
Efe
Pepliiski
Paling
Ofr
Joh Tink, Corry
Tinko
Carri Hospital
Tinko Wen
Man Fatally Scalded At Ambridge Crane Operator
Vincent de DaPace a 40 year old crane operator at M Myers Company died after a steam scalding incident at Sowickly Valley Hospital. He was severely burned when a crane upset near a boiler and sprang sparks. DePace formerly worked as locomotive chmnt operator and was assisting when the accident occurred.
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Ambridge
Milimminie
Sowickly Valley
Washington and MacArthur Again Differ on Policy
The report notes policy disagreements between President Washington and General MacArthur. A would-be slayer of the president faces execution after a federal case, with the defendant asserting a plea for life amid courtroom proceedings and appeals.
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Washington
MacArthur
Auto Workers Reject Proposal for New Party
In Cleveland on April 11 the United Auto Workers rejected a bid to form a labor party. Delegates debated a plan to align with a broader movement while maintaining union neutrality. The convention voted down the proposal by a wide margin, signaling no immediate shift from existing party lines.
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Auto Workers
Government orders cut in use of tin cans by Associated Press
Washington April 1 government orders further out in can usage for civilian products. The quota for use of tin cans for beer pet food and other canned items was reduced from 90 to 75 percent of average use in 1949 or 1950. Non-perishable foods will be permitted to use 100 percent of quotes depending on individual item.
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Associated Prees
Washington
Military Leaders Disagree With Him On 2 Major Points
Washington April 6 General Douglas MacArthur faces White House and Pentagon opposition on two key strategic points. Military leaders argue that expanding the war to include Chinese Nationalist forces on Formosa would conflict with both logic and precedent. They also contend Formosa should serve as a strategic reserve to deter a broader Chinese invasion, preserving the main defense of the area while risks to allies remain.
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Washington
State
Weller
Communista
Jegathirer Bek
Domualie
MacArtine
White House
Gehl
MacArthur
Jetter
Martin
Pentagon
Congress
State Department
Atest
Weilings
North Korea
Europe
Thiya
Lenhars
Nthenbion
Formosa
Maxinwim Carter-Turce
Thali
Asta
Chiang
MacArthure
Russia
Artemie
Formose
Vdpdre
Mickey Cohen Indicted by Grand Jury in Los Angeles
Fragmentary OCR shows Mickey Cohen facing an indictment from a Los Angeles grand jury. Report appears garbled with misread names and phrases, but references tax evasion or income tax charges and Cohen’s notoriety as a crime figure. Further readable context is limited.
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Los Angeles
Gretrio
Grand Jury
Mickey Cohen
Rene Tola
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