Defiance Spreading In China Amid Death Penalty Push
The Associated Press reports Peiping acknowledging rising resistance as the government imposes the death penalty for “opposition” to authority and targets alleged retaliations. Observers say the move may mask a purge while peasant opposition and armed defiance grow, with thousands of Red militia reported killed.
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Red China
Peiping
Associated Press
Hong Kong
China
Korea
Hon
Armest
Tegime
Aulee
Lost seamen search continues near Honolulu
Air and sea search persisted for missing crewmen of the freighter Florentine off Two Jima after a storm sank the ship. The Bilis ship Suvermaple reported rescuing 20 men while other units scoured the area for the remaining crew amid clouded fate and aviation and naval operations.
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Associated Press
Honolulu
Air
Florentine
Aolithivest
Jima
Suvermaple
Ufeflont
Air Force
Brilliant Meteor Lighting Kansas and Nearby States
A bright blue green meteor lit the sky just before midnight, seen across eastern and northern Kansas and into neighboring areas. Newspapers and police departments logged numerous calls as observers reported the flash, which meteor experts attributed to a meteor event.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Power Failure Halts Concord School Bazaar
A power outage at Concord School disrupted a PTA bazaar as 500 people waited in darkness. The Pennsylvania Electric Company restored service with a portable transformer while repairs to the permanent line proceed. Fire officials investigated a faulty chimney sparking caused by discarded refuse in the furnace. No serious injuries were reported as crowds were redirected and the event was rescheduled to 8 20 p.m. for continuation.
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Ethan
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Homies
Coscorts
East South Street
Bory Fire Department
Ist
P.T.A
RFC charges rise over Truman aid and RFC loans
President Truman demands access to correspondence on RFC loan dealings with Congress members as Senate banking subcommittee probes possible influence and favoritism in distributing government loans. RFC director Harbor confirms copies were sent to the White House and discussed with the president. Also reported, Alderman Crimmins is free on bond on charges of misconduct in office and fraudulent conversion of funds.
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Associated Press
Washington
Capitol ‘Hill
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Senate Banking Subcommittee
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RFC Board of Directors
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Subcommittee
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D-Ark
Joan
Douglas
RFO
Senate
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Frank J. Docktor
Washington Tourity
Cummins
Eleven PRR Gondola Cars Derailed at Warren
A broken rail near Warren halted the eastbound and westbound trains yesterday evening. All gondolas derailed, four loaded with coke for Hanna Furnace and four with cal for Bethlehem Steel. Crews cleared the eastbound track by 5:30 a.m. today, with total damage about 20000 dollars and no injuries reported.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Warren Gas
Rpfk
Renovo
OW City
Buffalo
Irvine
Warren
Norther
Hanna Furnace Co
Cal
Bethlehem Steel Co
Lankawarma
Corry
Olean
Emporium
Erie Railroad
Here
City Cab Co
Nichols
Lineman Hurt In 30 Foot Fall Near Cutting
Charles Hesturn a Lakewood M C lineman for Niagara Lockport electric company fell 30 feet from a utility pole near Cutting while installing a line. He was admitted to W C A Hospital Jamestown with undetermined injuries, believed to include the loss of several teeth and several broken ribs. He was rushed by Spitzer ambulance. condition not serious.
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Charles Hesturn
Lakewood
M. C
Niagara-Lockport Electrical Utility Company
W.C.A
Jamestown
Hesburn
Charles Deis
Spitzer
Pistol Packin' Mama Arrested in Disorderly Night
Mrs Franies McNally 31 of Spring Green pleaded guilty to drunkenness and disorderly conduct after police found a loaded 36 caliber revolver in her possession at the European Hotel. She paid fines totaling 34 dollars and was charged under the firearm act.
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We Sineet
Nally
38th Debate Not Affected War In Korea Says Report
Tokyo reports indicate the 38th debate on the Korean border remains without impact on ongoing Korean War operations. Allied and naval dispositions continue as before, with no orders to confine actions south of the boundary. Commanders deny changes in strategic instructions and emphasize operational reasons for movements near the parallel.
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Tokyo
North
South Korea
Mar Arthur
Boiundary
Charles T. Joy
Fa East
William C. Anilvew
Theseus
Chisinainpa
Belfast
Warranmimga
Nfor
Hag
MacArthur
Als
UN Committee Makes First Approach to Communist China on Korean Peace
The United Nations good offices committee reported it has made its first approach to Communist China to seek reconsideration and discussion of Korean peace terms. Sources say the committee acted in the last day of Swedish government contacts with Red China and awaits a reply before its next move. Committee members keep the motion secret and would say nothing to reporters.
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China
Associated Press Lake
United Nations Good Offices Committee
Peiping
Red Ching
Enid
Newemen
Wilson 10 Air Views On Radio This Evening
President announced program on mobilization to address labor charges of pro big business bias. Labor leaders debate wage ceiling and stabilization plan with Johnston. Wilson’s past GE ties noted as he prepares to broadcast at 10:30 p.m. tonight.
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Associated Press
Washington
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Oramivoil
Stryne
Thor
Wilkori
Tia Alipgestion
Amal Iney
Meir Humber
Office of Defense Mobilition
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Anton Oftimidis
Heaton
Eric Johnston
Tipusiim
Nedri
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Ang Getide
Uspc Ryders
Veal
Ari
Johnnston
Wilson
Imijo
Whisles
General Electric Corporation
Mie
ULPO
Wage Stabilization Board
Bon
Cyrus
Phe Wee Thule
New Brain Wave Technique Studied at Mass General
Boston February 24 Massachusetts General Hospital researchers test a new brain wave recording method to study thinking processes. Tests compare famous minds like Albert Einstein and John von Neumann with others to detect brain activity differences between thinking and rest. Dr Arellano leads a team in partnership with the Public Health Service and Dr Schwab directs the lab.
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Massachusetts General Hospital
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J. van Neumann
Fox
Princetn
N. J
Norbert ‘Wiener
Massachussets Tratitute
Technony
Alejandro P. Aré
Lano Z
Siri Marea University
Tima
Pens
Mae
Arellano
Ti 5
Public Health Service
Robert 5
Schwab
Direcor
Canada Princess Pats See Initial Action
AP dispatch reports American forces pressing inland into central Korea from a front near Hoengsong and Pyongchang. Allied units push four miles beyond to a road junction, with Red forces trading ground as naval and air strikes disrupt supply lines. Police captain case closes Pittsburgh note caps off front page.
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Ching
Pyongchang
Hoengsons
Han River
Seo
Gorenithh
Chivas
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Acton
Paisieia
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New Zealand
South Enrests
Seal
Thali
Rees
Il Missouri
Songjin
Passer Held For Court In Titusville Case
A Titusville man who admits passing worthless checks was ordered held to the next Crawford County term after pleading guilty before Alderman No. Allen. Raymond Reese faces possible fines and jail time after authorities tied his actions to multiple stores including Sherwood general store and Beals hardware in Spartansburg and ongoing investigations into similar incidents.
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Titusville
Crawford County
Ventereuy
Allen
Tiersville
Dumble
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Lorlay
Meadvilla
Hyldence
Reese
Sherwood General Store
All Beals! Hardware
Loon Barrecks
Lo Reese
Moxie Senbegun Fay
Seariity
Bradford
Makit Iba
Erie Trucker Killed in Batavia Three-Truck Collision
An Erie trucker, Elmendorf, 40, was killed in a three-truck crash on Route 20 near Batavia. Donald Taylor, 28, of Guthard, Ohio, and George Rogers, 41, of Tilhwa, NH, were not injured. investigation continues into the wreck involving a bulk trailer and a rear-ender collision.
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Moy
Ailmendirt
Eris
Rowe
Donald Taylor
Guddard, Ohi
Bridsta
Elmendort
Mactyr
Elmendorf
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Tilhwa
N. Hy
Elmenwort
Rogers
Taylor
Six Brothers Face Rare Muscle Disease in Philadelphia Family
In Philadelphia a Baird family of six boys, all stricken with muscular dystrophy, faces daily struggles over care and meals. Dr Gerald B Pratt of Episcopal Hospital leads their diagnosis and treatment as the family endures a bleak routine in a small rowhouse near the Delaware.
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Ivan
Solite Room
Tyro Bigeks
Delaware
William Balm
Mary
Bairt
Gerald B. Pratt
Episcopal Hospital
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