Weyland urges continued air strikes to curb Red jet threat
Lt Gen Otto P. Weyland warns that halting Allied air strikes could unleash a large Red jet armada from North Korea within about 20 days. He cites five airfields near supply points that could be pressed into military use, argues civilian airfields could be repurposed, and notes repeated Allied bombings already damaged key fields such as Namsi Shaukchon Taechon and Uiju.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Otto P. Weyland
Reds
Ko-rea Airéloldla Wiltyin
Far East Air Forces
AlLaré
Hve
Weyland
Air Force
AlWod
Koren
Namsi
Shaukchon
Taechon
Uiju
Korea
Tfhat
Boy Scouts Ring Bells Nationwide Tonight
Boy Scouts plan city bell ringing at 6 45 p m with Methodist Church participation and other churches to join. The event aligns with a national We the People broadcast featuring a Liberty Bell moment signifying the nine teen millionth scout ringing.
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Hells
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
We the People
Liberty
Commuter Fare Rise Approved by Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized a 15 to 20 percent commuter fare increase in five eastern metropolitan regions. Twelve railroads received permits to implement the hikes, which may be applied any day. Affected areas include New York New Jersey Philadelphia and Chicago.
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Washington
Tieystate Guameree Commission
Alltay
IAC
Iim
New York
New Jersey
Paladelphia
Hruwksbore
Chie Pelitiening Ratipads
TCE
Duff challenges Taft after New Hampshire primary win
Senator Duff of Pennsylvania publicly challenges Taft in the wake of Taft’s radio remarks about securing delegates in New Hampshire. Eisenhower backers push for delegates as Stassen remains in a separate primary race. Taft cites potential southern strength and cites FEPC issues while MacArthur may be invited to speak at the Chicago convention. A state college health research program for schoolchildren is announced by Penn State.
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Associated Press
Washington
Duff
Fatt
Ohio
New Hampshire
Taft
Chicago
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Guy
Sherman Adams
Harold £. Stassen
Minnesota
South
Dixie
FEPC
New York State
Wiliam Pfeiffer
Patt
MacArthur
Tech
State College
Pennsylvania State College
Milton Si Eisenhower
Penn State
W. H. P. Blandy
Man Ordered Held for Trial in Beating Case
Erie County DA reports Lon B. Rhines of South Center Street will plead guilty to aggravated assault and battery in a domestic beating. Mary Rhines and Officer Pawl Goodman will testify as needed as the case proceeds in February. Rhines posted bond under $2,000 and awaits next steps after hospital and legal delays.
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Aimar
Anty
Erie County District Attorney's Office
Lon B. Rhines
South Cernter Street
Distrigg Abtorney
Tetbeck Johnson Sniil Abbew
Mary Rhines
Corry
Johnson Sid. Rhinex i
M.S. Cobbett
Jeniory
Rhines
Brown-McKnight Law Office
van Cise
Otliver
Neil McKay
Goodman
Corry Memorial Hospital
Cobbett
Ehwsrze
Erie
Charze
Nearina
Cobbett J
William Carney
Brie
Herbert
Totinsor Oppesring
Commses
Extradition Snag Over WWII Case Hits Italian Request
In Pittsburgh, Italy delays extradition of Aldo Teardi and two ex servicemen tied to the death of Major William Holohan. U S and Italian treaty duties cited. Also, former First National Bank of Point Marion president Milo Kelmer Ruse is arrested in Uniontown on charges of embezzlement and false entry related to $152,000.
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Icardi
Pittsburgh
Aldo Teardi
Edward @. Boyle
U. 5
Western Pennsylvania
Edward Snodgrass, Jr
Teardi
Boyle
U. S
Italy
United States
Tralian
Toarril
Carl George Lo‘Dolee
Rochester
William V. Holohan
Office of Strategic Services
Holohan
Thaly
FBT
First National Bank
Point Marion
Milo Kelmer Ruse
Uniontown
FBI
British Queen Proclaims Arrival of Courageous Couple to Corry
The Miwald Pauls of Cenmay arrive in Corry after a perilous ocean crossing. they seek to settle in America with support from relatives Harold Shackleton of Providence campaigns for congressional action to allow them to stay. The couple traveled with their dog Carnac from Hamburg in 1949 and followed a Columbus like voyage toward freedom.
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Bruno Miwald Paul
Cenmay
Ameri
Aind Mis
Mlelséh
Route & Rd
Corry Memorial Hospital
Nive
Paul
Uevey
New York City
United States
Germany
New Yorker
Thalia Peterson
Bowater
Colo
Mrs. Paul
I & Wey
Carnac
Hamburg
Columbus Througl
West Indies
Lifcepid
Lind
America
Sawyer
Trainees Visit Ajax Iron Works for Engine Training
Six trainees from the Ajax engine program visit Ajax Iron Works to learn operation production and testing of Ajax engines. Kenneth Palmer Dale Banes Bill Robinson H Clayton Shultz Fred Westphal Murdock Young take part under guidance of Ajax staff and National Supply Company personnel Howard Tait and G W Hurtt join the two day course.
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Ajax Arom
Westerns
Land
National Supply Company
Waste and Engineering Eninees
Alux
Ajax Enginer
Ajax
Ajerx
Kenneth Palmer
Dale Banes
Bill Robinson
H. Clayton Shultz
Fred Westphal
Murdock Youngh
Howard Tait
G. W. Hurtt
National Supply Company Torpedo Office
Taxes Miss Revenue Projections In State Tax Totals
Harrisburg budget officials report tax collections for the eight month period ending January 1952 fall short of estimates. Corporate net income tax exceeds forecast while beer and luxury taxes underperform. officials caution calendar year firms may shift to align with federal deadlines.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Edhward B. Logan
John
Dr. Logan
Truman Defends Brannan Snyder Facing Tax Secretaries Scandal
President Truman defends Secretary of Agriculture and Secretary Snyder amid cabinet scandals. He rejects blame on both officials, notes indictments and convictions in income tax probe, and says those involved have been named and removed from office.
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Washington
Dent Truman
Snyider
Charece
Sengroy Williares
R-Dell
Snyder
Beuewits Williams
Senate
Senate Speven In Knew of 110 Evidence That Snyder Uid
Distracetm) Company
Taew Mel
Srycee
Wome
Bearded Elk Lodges Honor Night Amid Beard Edict
About 250 members of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks attended the Past Exalted Rulers Night at Elise, enjoying a roast beef dinner from 4 to 9 pm. The Dell Darling Class introduced. Mr Darling absent due to ill health. The event noted a beard fashion enforcement by a six man police unit to ensure the beard edict.
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Humarea Anc Nity
Jodze
Arkh Protective Order
Elise Lust Hight
Charlen P. Renting
Dell Darling
Darling
Todie
Erie
Ellis
Sii
Truman to Let Political River Run Its Course
Washington dispatch reports President Truman signals no clear wish to run again. Inner circle expects him to step aside and name a nominee, with Gen. Eisenhower likely to be GOP rival and Sen. Taft cited as probable choice. Democrats hope to win next November.
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Truman
Jackbel
Washington
Hhoie
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert A - Taft
Ohio
Tifiat
Licely
South
Senators Seek Tougher Military Training Bill
Washington February tense debate as the armed services committee prepares a stricter universal military training bill than the House panel approved.
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Washington
Armed Services Committee
House
Queen Elizabeth II Proclaimed as Britain’s Queen
London reports Elizabeth II declared queen after King George VI’s death. She vowed to work as her father did for the happiness of the people and future prosperity. A state funeral plan and a Sandringham procession followed this historic accession. The Duke of Windsor sails to England for the royal funeral services.
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Sandringham
Associated Press
London
Elizabeth
George VI
Neralds
Thuy
Bess
Duke of
Edinhurst
Clarenor House
East Africa
Church of Scotland
Royel
Windsor
Thames River
St. George’s Chapel
George TE
Victoria
Duke OF Windsor
New York
England
Britain
Southamipton
Inneyy
York
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