Yanks Assault Troops Storm Into Hongchon
United Nations forces returned to Seoul and swept rubble strewn streets seeking hidden Reds. Allied surges northward closed within 18 miles of parallel 38 as the 7th Division won a key battle near the central front. Hongchon, a vital road junction, was seized after light resistance and the push toward Chunchon intensified.
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Parallel 48
7Th Division
Associated
Proag
Tokyo
United Nations
Seoul
Oli Parallel
Marty Korea
Hino Eungol
G's
Hongchon
U. S
Jongonon
Chunchon
Korea
Red Radiant
Pyongyang
T. 8
U.S
10Th Corps
Snow Blankets Western Pennsylvania In Severe Winter
Statewide snowstorm brings up to seven inches in some areas and sleet in others. Western Pennsylvania reports hazardous driving with injuries in Pitts burgh district from early morning crashes. Mountain regions see two to seven inches. flurries in Wilkes Barre and light rain in Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Trafic
Philadephia
Wilkes-Barre
Créssoli
House Drops Manpower Cap From Draft Bill
The House armed services committee, led by Chairman Vinson, removed the 4million man ceiling from the draft bill and voted 28 to 15 in favor of widening the draft and creating universal military training. The panel also rejected amendments to cap the armed forces at 3.2million and 3.5million.
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House
Associated Press
Washington
Aniited Services Committée
Truman
Senate
Vinson
Rep
Shori
Missown
Comittee
Rep. Norblad
Rore
Senate debates resolution backing four divisions to Western Europe
The Senate approved a resolution backing the Administration plan to send four additional U S divisions to Western Europe and endorsed the joint committee version requiring congressional approval. Debate warned over executive power to deploy troops without full Congress consent. Tax deadline nears as midnights loom for 1950 returns with most Americans already filed or awaiting refunds.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Jebalcon
Resolution
U. S
Europe
Foreign Relations and
Armed Services Committees
Congress
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Connally
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Germany
Train Wreck Near Detroit Kills Two Women and Child
In fog and snow west of Detroit last midnight a New York Central passenger train derailed in Trenton. Two women and an infant died. more than 30 were injured. A Michigan State College student's wife and child were among the victims. Rescuers labored through mud as ambulances rushed injured to Wyandotte hospitals. The train split a rail or opened switch, sending five cars off the rails in a t shaped wreck.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Here
New York Central
Trenton
Tran
Michigan State College
Grave Allen
Lansing
Mick
Janet
R. S. Allen
Grosse Tle Naval Station
Delroiy River
Wyandotte
Florida
Royal Palm
Cincinnati
Navy vet kills wife and two others near Ashley
In Ashley Pennsylvania a Korean War veteran opened fire in a car, killing his estranged wife Margaret Stulka, her father Andrew Stulka, and brother-in-law George Tomka, injuring the driver Anthony Kulyeskie. A massive police search of a four square mile wooded area around Carey Street continued as officers feared an ambush and wondered if the suspect Rovinski had shot himself.
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Associated Press
Ashley
Tere
Navy
Charles A. Connolly
George Tomka
Rovinski
Anthony Kulyeskie
Ravinski
Buard
Connolly
Carey Street
Wilkes-Barre
Woman in Wisconsin Gives Birth to 21st Child
In Viroqua Wisconsin Mrs Fred Schoville delivered a baby boy in the local hospital this morning. She had previously believed she would stop at twenty children and had declared at a family reunion last April 15 that her son Charlie would be the last child, but she remarked she has often been wrong.
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Viroqua
Wis
Fred Schoville
Soldier's Grove
Charies
Reds Again Challenged By Truman
President Truman reiterated a peace aim while urging continued rapid rearmament to deter war. He pressed for a foolproof atomic and weapons control plan among U.N. members and signaled further remarks at a White House press conference.
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Associated Press
Key West
Fla
Hussia
Truman
United States
White House
Flanders
R-Vi
United Nations
Washington
Senate
Ecu
Donald Dawson
Mess Young
Rep
Keating
R-Ny
Young
Pheasants Stocked In Corry Area In Spring Release
About 600 pheasants were released in the Corry area as part of a 2,000-bird program in Evie county. Elmer Simpson of Union City explained the spring stocking to improve survival, noting a shift from fall releases. A large 15 acre holding pen will be built near Wattsbire to shelter birds during winter. Future stocking aims to 8,000 to 10,000 birds in the county next year.
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Corry
Evie
Elmer Simpson
Connenut
Simpson
Uotil
Game Commission
Ibwa
Conneaut Taketh
Wattsbire
Commission
Uhle
P R R official denies rumor of train removal
An official in the Pennsylvania Railroad denies plans to remove the daily mail train between Corry Oil City and Talavista. The rumor suggested rerouting mail to a different service, with potential service cuts if mail volumes drop. Officials cite no definite plans, though a broader Pattman route between Oil City and New York is under consideration.
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Upt
Adams
Oil City
Corry
Chamber of Commerce
Perlistendent
Pani
Anams
Corry-Oil City
Leas
OU City
New York
Government contract data to aid local firms urged
The Chamber of Commerce reports two Washington DoC sheets sent locally: one lists govt supply needs and the other summarizes awarded contracts. Despite efforts to alert industry, few firms have engaged or submitted bids, while local manufacturers like the Aen Supply Mfg Co have appeared on award lists multiple times.
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Chamber of Canine Office
Hue
Department of Commerce
Washington
C. of C
Aen Supply
Mig
Go. He. Hk
Ben
Cantenel
Father, Child Perish In Fire At Lake Shore Home
Industrialist David Ros and his seven year old daughter Rule Anne died in a early morning blaze at their Lake Shore home in Benton Harbor Michigan. Ros tried to rescue the child but lost his life. Two daughters, a son, and the housekeeper escaped as the fire destroyed the mansion. Ros was president of Progressive Industries Inc and a Zionist leader in Michigan.
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Associated Press
Benton Harhol
Mich
David Ros
Rule Anne
Ross
Progressive Industries, Inc
Michigan
Israel
Trucker Collision Causes $600 Damage East of Corry
Police report a two-vehicle crash east of Corry caused about 600 dollars in damage. Drivers Pelo Albano of Meadow and Leroy Marden of Datum were identified. Albano’s truck slid, Marden’s vehicle struck, rear end damage noted. one occupant extricated, license suspended, details unclear.
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Tivo Automobile Einvinge Teel
Delroy
Corryth
Eta Vion
Peloe Albano
Leroy Marden
Mbrano
Boule Biy
Mardon
Vever
Lorcedt
Marden
Albano
Mardem
Scientist Faces Perjury Charge in Spy Case
New York March 15 a jet propulsion specialist William Perl 82 of Columbia University was charged with perjury in federal court. The government alleged he lied about connections to Julius Rosenberg and Morton Sobell during grand jury testimony in a wartime espionage case. Perl faces four counts and potential death penalty if convicted.
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New York
Jet Propulsion
Federwl
William Perl
Columbia University
Sinkie Fitupter
Camel
Perl
Spol
U. S
Irving Saypol
FBI
Russia
Ams Rosenberg
Efhel
Marton Sabell
Rosenberg
Sorbell
Peel
Iome
Jury Probing Rackets Recesses to April 30
Pittsburgh March 15 The special grand jury investigating rackets in Allegheny County has recessed until April 30. Jurors finished a seven week study of conditions in Home hospital yesterday and will decide on indictments after hearings. Prosecutor W Denning Stewart said transcripts of hospital testimony will take three weeks to complete and three more to prepare the indictment. He hopes the investigation ends by June.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
W. Denning Stewart
McCabe Quits Post With RFC
McCabe resigns as head of the Federal Reserve Board bulletin says he will return to private sector work. The paper notes the resignation was sent to President Hoover and that Marriner Eccles is slated to become chairman in April.
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Wap
Prmamuerces Philadelpat
Maren
Thoms
McCabe
Eaier
Tesman
Dute
Giresider
Scott Payer Company
Ay Cleter
Bulletin Saith
TL Sepersedd
Willem
Trimat
Mal McCabe
Earthquake Centered in Elfed Mountain Region
German scientists report a European quake centered in the Elfed mountains, near Britain and Finland, shaking several countries including Germany and Belgium. Officials at Stuttgart observatories confirmed the epicenter and said the disturbance not the result of an explosion amid earlier speculation of an atomic blast in East Germany.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Europe
Belgium
East
Detroit Child Dies After Brother
A Detroit obituary reports the death of a young cancer victim, six year old Stevie, following the loss of his brother Timmy. The family recalls the boys’ bond as they faced illness and loss, with the mother expressing hope and grief amid prayers and memories of happier days.
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Johnston
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TIA
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Packer
CTO Union
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