Budget fight drags as defense cuts questioned
Washington report notes Senator Russell predicts Ike will struggle to trim more than half a billion in defense outlays. House and Senate panels push operations Economy to squeeze spending while talks on excess profits tax face expiration and possible substitutes.
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Defense
Georgia
Taber
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Congress
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Senate
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Father Hunts for Son in Slaying In Johnstown
In Johnstown Pennsylvania Paul Christoff hunts for his son Jean Christoff sought for questioning in the strangulation death of his sister Dawn. Authorities pursued a long wilderness search in mountainous terrain near Frugality. Dawn was found dead in their isolated home as the elder Christoff hopes for news and closure.
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Johnstown
Paul Christoff
Callaria County
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Slater
Dune
Christoff
Jean
Mowntain
Ous
Ohwistofe
Pennsylvania State College
Christof Sain
Jean ‘Iors
Eisenhower to Nominate Two Ambassadors for Moscow and Mexico
The White House announced nominations for two ambassadors. Max Bow Bolen to Moscow and Francis White to Mexico City. William O'Dwyer would be ambassador to Mexico City, replacing George Kennan as envoy to Moscow. The moves follow Kennan's recent dismissal and controversy with the Soviet Union.
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Chiniew Bolen
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Francis White
Moscow
Kennant
Soviet Union
Jets Crash as Fourth Pilot Missing Near Goose Bay
Three U S F jet fighters crash near Goose Bay Labrador on Saturday with a fourth pilot missing after a fuel failure. One pilot killed, another rescued within 20 minutes. The remaining crew bailed out or were rescued as night weather and rough seas hampered search efforts.
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Viewers named to set price for new Lye school site
A panel of three court appointed appraisers will meet next Monday to determine the price Lye school district must pay for needed property to build the $2,255,000 junior-senior high school. Judges Bur or RR. Law named Lvue C. Major Joseph Fanner and Walla Mummond as viewers with regulations set for their meeting. The owners involved are Harold W. Armitage Rosa Renzi and Marley and Bully Hall. The panel will inspect the site at 100.1 on Bast Pleasant Street and establish a likely sale price. Bids for the building are scheduled to be opened March 10 at the junior high school.
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Veterans to Get Faster Dividend Service in 1952
World War II veterans with GI insurance will receive quicker dividend payments as checks begin in the area. By month’s end all policies with January anniversary dates will be paid, with the anniversary date set by policy origination or conversion to permanent type. The fourth dividend for veterans applies to term policies and those with three months’ premium in the 1952 policy year. Open TV station in Altoona to begin test patterns on channel 10 after winds delay.
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Snow Plow and Train Crash Kills One, Wounds Twenty Five
A fatal crash occurred when a snow plow collided with a Chicago and Northwestern passenger train near Sheldon, Iowa Saturday night. Ed Hill of Sioux Falls and Ginger of the eight car train were killed or injured, with twelve hospitalized and no critical conditions reported. An inquest was planned today to determine the cause. Meanwhile, in Pittsburgh, Owen B. Han hon announced his bid for the Republican mayoral nomination.
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Chicago & Northwestern
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Work On Revision Of Taft Hartley Law Begins
Washington Eisenhower aides and labor leaders meet to seek agreement on changes to the Taft Hartley Act. Durkin leads an advisory committee with five members representing public industry and others. Meany Lewis Reuther Morel join the panel as discussions aim for possible amendments, though broad consensus seems unlikely.
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Bety Moreel
the Dimes and Liughline Steel Co
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United Mine Workers
Chaiman H. Alexander Smill
Vr-Nj
Senate Labor Committee
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Court lowers case over gas royalties in Leidy Field
In Lock Haven Pa the Clinton County Court reduced a dispute between eta Gas and Oil Co Bradford and John A McGuire Renovo over a Leidy Field natural gas well to a single suit. Judge W Russell Carr presided and ordered McGuire to answer by March 8 while ejectment proceedings will go to a jury at the April term beginning April 27.
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Obscene Literature Ring Run From County Workhouse
Detective Superintendent Adam Grister says authorities uncovered an explicit literature and picture ring directed by a prisoner in Allegheny County Workhouse. He named operator Loxton, a three year term, running a coded system to supervise sales and purchases and a ton of obscene material being moved through the network.
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Adam Grister
Allegheny County
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Blaze Damages Ti lon City Building. Water Loss Heavy
Fire at the three story building housing Ads P store on ground floor and Veterans of Forts Wars Club on upper floors caused heavy water damage. Fire crews responded at 4 20 p m as smoke poured from the property and hindered locating the source. A motor saw center Wave is cited as the blaze cause with water and furnishings losses estimated at 2500 for the club and pending for the A P outlet after further checks.
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Tilon
Earry
Mioeni
Ads P
He Veterans of Forts
Wars Club
Harold Edwards
Firmen
VFW Post
le Maire Way
Todd
Civil War Veteran Dies at Louisiana Home
Olga Louisiana reports the death of William Townsend a year old Confederate veteran and last survivor of the Civil War in the area Funeral arrangements were pending at press time Townsend once served with the Confederate Bray unit and was known as a private with noted service in the war leaving behind four descendants and a community mourning his passing
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Wy Moremen
Olga
William Townsend
Bank Bandit and Woman Captured in Pueblo Robbery Case
Armed bandit and a woman companion were captured after a Colorado River chase tied to the robbery of the Bank of Isansan in Pueblo. Authorities described the pair surrendering after hours of resistance and said the loot totaled about 48 thousand in currency. The investigation linked the suspects to a separate slaying and a vault heist, with the youth involved ordered held for trial as officers pursued further questions.
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Two Youngsters Attempt Cherry Tree Fell in Cedar Knolls
In Cedar Knolls two youngsters attempted to fell a cherry tree inspired by Washington. George Metzzar Jr climbed the limb with a hatchet but dropped it striking his six year old cousin Roger Knowles in Straudshunt, Pa. He was stitched at AM Soul's Hospital in Minxqistown and reported in good condition. Don Kine of Waynesburg planned to have a photo taken beside the felled tree which had toppled onto a high voltage line, cutting power to 250 families. Linemen Samara Holits repaired the damage.
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Weather shifts as cold snap ends and warms in Conry district
Mercury rises after a three week end raid era as sironearin warmth moves into Nye night. Temperatures climb from 15 degrees to around 25 by morning with expectations of higher daytime readings. Forecasters note possible cloudiness and a chance of snow flurries. Tonight’s low about 20 to 30, tomorrow warmer. Erie and nearby towns escaped a snow storm that swept Lake Erie shorelines.
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Hawaii Statehood Push Gains Momentum in Congress
Secretary McKay urged immediate action to grant Hawaii statehood based on a presidential determination that all constitutional requirements are met. He defended the proposed constitution as compatible with the American plan and said corrective action is unnecessary if objections arise. A separate note reports Siamese twins born two months premature in Lafayette, Indiana, at Home Hospital.
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Communists Win Four Seats in New Austrian Parliament
In Vienna the postwar Austrian Parliament results show the Communist Party winning four seats while the conservative Peoples party gained 74 seats and the Socialists 13. The distribution also includes 10 by the extreme-right neo-Nazi League of Independents and 14 independents. An expected coalition forms with the conservative and moderate left blocs, with the Catholic center party participating in a unity government. The outcome reflects a fragmented vote amid occupation-era politics and calls for coalition cabinet negotiations.
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Euthullut Peoples Party
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Hoerner
Umilivout Xin Jit
Rece
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Hr Hive
Tnterio Minish
Heimer
Newemer
Hig Facklong
Peoples Party
Bul
Hie
Hw Volern
neo-Naat League of Independents
Syvills
Plane crash near Niagara University kills four students
Four Niagara University students die when a single engine plane crashes in a wooded gully east of Franklinville after taking off in dark, icy conditions. Bodies recovered Saturday. victims identified as James Swiney, Elmira Queen, Richard Hens, and William Murphy. Plane holes seem to indicate loss of control or altimeter issue. weather cited as snowstorm affecting visibility.
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Buffalo
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Niagara University
Miley
Franklinville
Jamey
Pital
Richard B. Hens
Wahukah
Domalé
Nickel
Rochester
William J. Murphy Dr
Lockport
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