New Dispute Develops On Troop Issue
A dispute erupts in Washington as Senator Smith seeks changes to Senate resolutions approving U S troops in Europe. He wants amendments to require congressional approval before or during any deployment of divisions to Western Europe, with other senators evaluating wording and impact on presidential authority.
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Associated Press
Washington
Uniter States
Europe
T. Alexander Smith
Senate Foreign Lions
Smith
Germany
Western Europe
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Dhese
United States
Dwieht J. Elsenhower
George
Truman
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New Jersey
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Taft
Ohio
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Mothers and Daughters Die in Auto Crash Near Altoona
An auto struck two mothers and their children near Altoona, killing one mother and her child. Another child was unharmed, and the mother is listed in critical condition at Marion Hospital. Victims include Mrs. Jine Hachstel aged 4 and Virginia Borns aged ST. Also among the injured are Nee Guf-Yeur and Josey Ray. Barry, a two-year-old, was fatally wounded.
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Henry Claystore
Onr Moter
Chile
Barry
Lonely Hearts killers die in Sing Sing chair
Ossining March 9 Lonely Hearts killers Martha Beck and Raymond Fernandes were executed in Sing Sing prison in a coordinated double act lasting minutes. Beck, the last of four executed in 24 minutes, entered the death chamber with a faint smile as attendants prepared the chair and whispered farewells.
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Lonely Hearts Killers
Sing Sing
Associated Press
Ossining
Lonely Hearts
Martha Beck
pHi
Raymond Fernandes
Phair
Tueh
Beck
Elgin Woman's Death Remains A Mystery
The Elgin death of Maydane Wilson Thompson remains unresolved with conflicting accounts from Raymond Fernandes and Mrs Thompson formerly Jane Wilson. Fernandes and Thompson were abroad when she died under disputed circumstances. Authorities offered limited inquiry while a prison execution began with John J King and Richard Power awaiting death.
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Associated Brass
Dane Wilson Thompson
Raymond Fernandes
Thompson
Jane Wilson
Lester Wilson
Elgin
Spain
Ternandez
Lenin
Magid
Fernandes
Fire damages Spring Creek bungalow. two youths aid save
Two unidentified young men assisted by Mrs. Clough helped save a small bungalow on the L. 8. Clough farm at Spring Creek from a blaze yesterday afternoon. The fire burned a roof hole before local help arrived. water damaged furnishings and the roof will need replacement. Cause is believed to be faulty wiring or firing device.
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Spring Creek
Clough
Tames
Red Cross Drive Fails to Reach $10130 Goal
Planning committee members report the Red Cross campaign in Corry Falls short of the $10130 goal as division heads indicate late totals. Despite intention to close tomorrow, volunteers consider leaving the door open for continued contributions from clubs and fraternal groups. Stewart Long urges solicitors to finish canvassing tonight and submit all pledges by Monday morning.
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Corry
American Red Cross
Stewart Long
Burmese Court Frees Surgeon in Treason Case
Rangoon March 9 Burmese court of appeal ordered the release of Dr Gordon Seagrave a famed surgeon known as the "Blue" or "Bra" surgeon who had been sentenced February 17 to ten years in prison on two of three high treason charges. He was arrested last August at his Namkham mission hospital after spending more than 25 years aiding Burmese people. The court reduced the original treason charges which could have carried the death sentence to lesser counts amid his defense that rebels would have harmed his hospital and patients if not supplied.
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Sing Sing
John J King
Lowe Taand City
William H. Hope
Uiriine Raii
Richard Power
Raymond
Martha
Fernandiss
Rosenberg
Amaucieueres
Rangoon
Bwmese Court of Appeal
Odes
Gordon Beagrave
Namkham
Seagrave
Burma
Harriman Truman Confer at Naval Subbase
President Truman and top advisor W Averell Harriman joined the White House party at a naval submarine station to brief on world developments as Truman vacationing with his physician Brig Gen Wallace H Graham. Investigators linked a media inquiry to John R Steelman amid RFC probe. A Boston loan bid of 12 million dollars for a war project surfaces.
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Thunan
Senate
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Donald 8. Dawson
Truman
Gary
RFC
Walter L. Dunham
John R. Steelman
Dunham
Boston Commons
Boston
Joseph Short
Washington
Senate Defers 75,000 College Men From Draft Bill
The Senate rejected removing deferments for 75,000 college students annually under the manpower bill. It kept a provision for educational deferrals and moved to a universal training plan framework. Debate included Bricker Johnson amendments and objections to exemptions beyond those necessary by physical defeat. Final action delayed by Senator Chapman’s death in an automobile crash.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Today
Senate
Loward
Pso
Edwin C. Johnson
Cole
Bricker
Ohio
Joniglers Universal
Chapman
D-Ky
Bevin Quitting British Office
London dated March 9 Ernest Bevin 70 announces resignation as Britain's foreign secretary due to ill health. Deputy Prime Minister Herbert Morrison 63 tipped to succeed, with Attlee to reveal changes this weekend. Bevin may stay in cabinet as elder statesman to advise on foreign affairs.
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Sy Assucs Maca Eres
London
Ernest Bevin
Britain
Herbert Morrison
Clement Aitler
Bevin
Morrison
Attlee
High School Musicians Ready for Two Concerts
Readable fragments describe 1S High School musicians from Luethiwersteyn Pennsylvania preparing for two upcoming concerts this afternoon and evening. Larrie A. Magte of Ol City is featured as soloist with the Northwest Oletiet Grehestra Vaxtival. Concerts include school auditorium performance led by Der mother and Oberlin connections. visitors and sponsors listed for next evening.
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Sthoois
Yun Taniveran
Stores to Close on Good Friday by Merchants Vote
Corry Ministerial Association seeks early closures and will permit employees to leave by 3 p.m. on Good Friday. Merchants, after a ministerial request and letters from Rev Damey Meth tosh and Rev Paul Bauer, approve closing hours and keep Wednesday before Easter open. Robert Ott, Chamber president, notes talks with a big sportswear firm eyeing a new plant with 40,000 square feet, two acres land, cost about 200000 dollars, 300 workers, mainly women, at 0 cents an hour. Brief on Office of Price Stabilization procedures.
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Corry
Retail Merchants
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Ministerial Association
Presbyterian Church
P Dimmey
Dlue Phoenix Hotel
Damey Methtosh
Ott
Office of Price Stabilization Procedures
States oppose proposed Seaway plan protest in Harrisburg
Gov John and state officials join business and civic leaders in a protest against the proposed St Lawrence Seaway. More than 150 delegates adopt two resolutions at a conference sponsored by the State commerce department in Harrisburg yesterday.
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Harrisburg
John. Fine
St. Lawrated
Seaway
State Commerce Department
Labor's Fight With Johnston Nears End
In Washington on March 4, reports describe labor disputes related to wage orders, with details on proposed raises, retroactive pay, and the impact on different worker groups. The piece covers actions by government officials, employer wage policies, and congressional responses, including statements from John Johnston and others. Also noted is the acquittal of Pete Yelen, 67, on a murder charge in Uniontown, Pa, claiming self defense in a January 12 pistol incident.
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Maruet
Three Dead in Johnsonburg Crash Reconstruction Continues
Assuvinked Press reports a fatal crash near Johnsonburg late last night. Police identified Morris Dotley, 30, and Sophia Wines, 96, among the deceased. Emergency crews and investigators worked at the scene as cars collided, sending victims to nearby hospitals and prompting further inquiry into the accident.
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Tohneonburg
Frialling
Morris
Dotley
Sophia Wines
Uel Gwendulyy
Wilton Ciflewe
Bealloen
Femnees
Tax plan eyed to trim state costs
Harrisburg reports Speaker Herbert P. Sory hints at a possible income tax to curb rising state government costs. A one half percent levy is under discussion, potentially raising about 50 to 100 million dollars across the next two-year cycle. Separately in Korea, U N Eighth Army quarters deny typhus fears among Communist troops and note no epidemic. In New York, the executive board of the American Federation of Musicians declares a strike that could trigger a national walkout in the music and TV industry.
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Herbert P. Sory
U. S. Eighth Army Firadquarters
Korea
Angwr
New York
Loval
American Feneration of Musicians
APT. Masicians
Iniustrr
Ineal
Big Offensive Advances Inch Four Miles In Korea War
Tokyo dispatch reports Allied forces piercing Communist lines in Korea, gaining up to four miles as American and South Korean units defend key positions along the Western front. The U S Seventh and others hold firm despite heavy counterattacks, with battles near the Chyyesian and Red River areas continuing through Friday.
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Mile Wifensivy
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Yiird Welat
Tayo Kblleel
Eehmuis
Oiaak
Bon River
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Thede
U. & Seventh
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Seventh Division
Rheinai
Panguin
Republic
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