Jessup Denies Communist Ties in McCarthy Clash
Ambassador Philip C. Jessup publicly denies any Communist sympathies and condemns Senator McCarthy for accusing him of affinity. He faults McCarthy and a Moscow newspaper for maligning his integrity during his Tar East survey and notes lingering Hiss ring claims in the State Department.
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Washington
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Rwis
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Ts Integrity
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Ty Westin
United States Senate
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State Department
John EB. Peurifoy
State Acheon
Acheson
Peurifoy
Hatelirifoy
Gubitchey Enroute to Russia Amid Spy Probe
Gubitchey, a Soviet official tied to spying allegations, began a transfer to Russia aboard the Gayan-American Botany. Federal and police teams accompanied the voyage, with diplomats ensuring his departure from the New York harbor.
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Valencia A. Gubitchey
Russia
Kremlin
Tin
Nob
Ily
Elen
New ‘York
President signs emergency order to delay rail strike
President Frumon signed an expansive order halting a planned strike on 12 western railroads by setting up an emergency board to investigate the dispute with the Switchmen Union of North America. The order postpones the strike for an interim period. board members to be named later. Washington reports also note a shift in foreign aid spending and a strong denial of rumors about Truman’s health in Key West.
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Key West
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Acheson
Two auto crashes injure four in area weekend
Police said two area accidents left four people injured over the weekend. Mrs Joseph Tinko and her one year old Joseph Jr were treated at Union City Hospital after a two vehicle collision on Route 6 near Union City. In a second crash near Waterford two other drivers were injured and both cars damaged with total losses. Mild weather and light rain forecast in western Pennsylvania accompanied the report.
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Shire
Joseph Tinko
Joseph, Jr
Union City Hospital
Joseph
Eust
Union City
Paul J. Hunter
Tacoma
Wesh
Audrey Loomis
McKean
Waterford
Iite
Avid
Healy
Brakiwa
Thomis
Service resumes on P R R after weekend wrecks
Buffalo division of the Pennsylvania Railroad restored normal service after four weekend wrecks delayed trains. Incidents included a derailment near Mydetown due to a failing knuckle, another derailment at Clymer Center, and a Pennsy Salamanca branch coal derailment near Tionesta. A separate incident near Parker’s Landing derailed nineteen cars, with no injuries reported.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Mydetown
Strond
Clymer Center
Clymer
Peyney
Diesel
Oil City
Pennsy
Salamanca
Tionesta
Kaffie
Chautauqua
Conemaugh
Associated Press
Parkers Landing
Armstrong County
Wicck
Old City
Pitcairn
Corry Man Pilots Plane That Rescued 40 Adrift in Pacific
Lt. Jack N. Lindsley, a Corry, Pennsylvania pilot, led a patrol bomber mission in the Pacific that rescued 40 crewmen from the Elder after the ship caught fire on March 10. Six months in the Pacific included Guam duty. he and his wife Norma Grice, with their young son, plan to arrive home on furlough before training at Annapolis.
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Associated Press
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Leon Lindstey
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Honolulu
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Norma Grice
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Banifi
LeRoy Edward Latchaw
Herbert B. Latchsy
Franklin, Pa
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Taston
Anthony
Chester
Jack N. Lindsier
Laon D. Lindsley
Asociated Press
Corry
Union City Fire Destroys Home. Two Nearby Dwellings Damaged
A stove overheated and ignited a home at 19 Concord Street in Union City, destroying the Sayers residence and triggering flames to spread to two adjacent houses. Two families evacuated. one resident, Mrs Weed, was carried out as flames threatened the Weed and Balcon homes. Firemen contained the blaze with about 1500 dollars in damage.
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Union City
Wika Ios
Ben Sayers
Concord Stree
Hercely
Norinal
Bert’ Weed
Weed
Albert Sceinbaugh
Savers
Lee Balfon
Balczon
Winter ends in frigid blast forecast
Temperatures fell to six degrees below zero in the region with a prior low of 14 below. After a thawing afternoon and sunny skies, roads remained slick from Saturday's ice and snow but no accidents were reported. Maple producers expect continued freezing and thawing to sustain sap flow as days grow longer toward summer.
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West Area
Max Lorisls
Lil
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Townspeople Back Harold Mob Mercy Slayer Support
In Allentown Pennsylvania residents rally behind Harold Mob accused of murder in a shotgun slaying. August Hobel coal dealer leads donations and appeals as neighbors pledge money and support for the 96 year old ex tannery worker facing charges.
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Allentown
Harold
Nercy
Earby Coplay
Hobel
Coplay
Harald
Hatola
Habel
Mohrs
Walter
Ince
Reds Riot In Protest To U S Aid For Indochina
Communist led mobs clashed with police in Saigon amid demonstrations against U S support for Bao Dai and the French government. Rioters burned flags and looted streets while security forces used truncheons and armored vehicles. No deaths were reported, but streets were locked down as officials urged calm.
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Indochina
Associated Poess Saiogn
Vietnam
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Ho Chi Minh
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Suckive
Sparta to Seek Water From Oil Well Project
Sparta Water Authority plans to test a shallow oil well for potential municipal water supply. The well sits about 10 feet from the eastern borough limits and could yield 4 000 gallons per hour, potentially meeting local needs if successful.
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Saawnes
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Lerestedd
Anis
Wathy
Naming of AEC chief near as Truman plans long conference
President Truman moves toward naming a new Atomic Energy Commission chairman and organizes a long-distance White House conference with key congressional leaders. Donald Dawson may join Truman in Key West to discuss the nomination and other policy items.
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Associated Press
Key West
Fla
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Atomic Every Commission
Charles G. Ross
Barkley
Rayburn
Senate
Lucas
House
McCormack
White House
ABC
Donald Dawson
Democatic National Committee
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Gillenthal
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Naval Submarine Station
National Security Resources Board
Return of Joint Foreign Policy Gains Favor
Washington reports say administration leaders push to revive bipartisan foreign policy amid Senator Vandenberg's absence due to illness. Attorney General McGrath is engaging Republicans to rebuild cooperation as State Department holds bipartisan briefings with six senators on Southeast Asia. Republicans seek higher level consultation missing daily talks with Lovett and Van den Berg. Connally notes Acheson may face questions on a seven point challenge to Russia.
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Michigan Republican
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Senate
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State Department
Dean Rusk
Southeast Asia
Vandenberg
Rachel Lavett
George Marshall
Acheson
Lovett
Capitol Hill
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D-Tex
Russia
Foreign Relations Committee
Three Dickinson Students Die In Car Crash At Quarry
Three Dickinson College students were killed when their car plunged 160 feet into a quarry along the Carlisle Hanover road. Victims listed as William J. Long 19 of Westfield New Jersey Hugh Alexander Lewhest 22 of Hyde City Clearfield County and Thomas Cornell 22 of York Haven Pennsylvania.
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Associated Press
Hanover
Dickinson College
Carlisle-Hanover
Carlisle
William J. Long
Westfield
N.J
Hugh Alexander Lewhest
Hyde City
Clearfield County
Cornell
Tock Haven
U S LSTS Refused Entry Into Shanghai
Officials report two U S landing ships blocked from entering Shanghai as Communist forces halt evacuation efforts. APL liner General Gordon, carrying about 200 Americans, was halted near Shanghai. Washington notes Chinese authorities refused entry and urged reconsideration of the evacuation plan.
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Dapan
Shanghai
APL
Hoe Kong
Shana
Nagasaki
State Department
First Batch of U S Bombers Heads to Britain
The first batch of about seven percent of American B 29 bombers leaves Andrews Field for Britain under a one billion dollar arms aid program to bolster Western Europe's defenses. Four four engine planes carry American crews to a British air base as the jets focus on rapid delivery to allied nations.
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Associated Press
Washington
Britain
Europe
Americar
Andrews Field
United States
Johnson
Oliver Franks
Britill
Congress
North Africa
Belgium
Netherlands
Italy
Truck Driver Fatally Injured in Swerving Crash
A truck driver, Euene Fatkosh of Somenet, was killed today when his vehicle swerved after a collision with an automobile and caught fire, trapping him in the cab.
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Ficavert
Marc
Euene Fatkosh
Somenet
House panel weighs another billion dollar spending slash
In a bid to cut federal outlays next year the House appropriations committee considers a plan to trim about 1 billion dollars from non essential programs plus potential further reductions. Three options discussed include a 10 percent across the board cut, targeted merit based allotments, and returning the bill to committee for a 1 billion dollar non essential reserve. The move comes as election year pressure shapes votes on non essential funding. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court opened its Spring session with a memorial service for Interup tee Marion D Patterson who died January 11.
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House
Howe
Appropriations Committee
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Truman
Jalu Toler
New York
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Pennsylvania Supreme Court
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Red Cross prompted anew by persistent world hunger call
A garbled note cites the Red Cross and a renewed appeal amid ongoing global hunger. It mentions persistent crises and calls for support, though specifics are incomplete.
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