Stevenson bows out of presidential race
Illinois Governor Adlai Stevenson announced he will not seek the Democratic nomination for president. He cited unfinished work in the state and pressure from supporters to run, saying his duties to Illinois come first and he will resist any drafting efforts while reaffirming his internationalist views.
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Illinois
Associated Press
Springfield
I I
Adlai Stevenson
Roy Press
Stevenson
TymAo
N Hable
Presidens Oy
Stevensson
Xovema
Tiiuts
Pohdent
France
Dwight D. Disenhower
Hisenhower
Europe
Jamestown Chamber Members Hear Mossman at Annual Meet
Jamestown Chamber of Commerce members and guests gather at the Hotel Gorgy dnet for the annual meeting to hear J Paul Mossman outline a plan to turn civic improvements into organized committees. Stewart Lang presides as Richard Rosshacher reviews the year and Robert Tunnel reports a treasury balance.
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Chamber of Commerce
Gorgy Dnet
J. Paul Mossman
Jamestown CG
Mossman
Etolty
Stewart Lang
Jo Chamber
Paul F. Bayer
Richard Rosshacher
Chamber
Robert Tunnel
Webster
Treasury
Mead Park
Roy Reed
David Livingston
Olin Bracan
Everett Johnson
Rasselas Brown
Deadly Cobra Loose in Denver Triggers Citywide Alert
A five to six foot king cobra escaped from a reptile dealer's automobile during a burglary attempt in Denver. Police and hospitals scrambled for antivenom as about 400 snakes were moved in the vehicle and a cobra bite prompted emergency treatment at Denver General Hospital.
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Denver
Bergen
Paris
Colo
Scott
Lambs Lamb
Denver General Hospital
Bey Names New Tunisian Chief Amid French Talks
In Tunis on March 28 the bey named Seduheddine Baccoiche as premier replacing Chenik. The 71 year old landowner and former premier in 1947 is viewed as moderate and pro France. The move follows the arrest of Chenik and three ministers by General De Haunteclocque amid nationalist unrest in Tunisia.
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Chenik
France
Associated Press
Tunis
Tunisia
Wy of
Slictead
Mohammed Chetil
Hominal Rer
Seduheddine Baceoiche
Chenlie
Paris
Foreign Ministry
Cheniic
Jéan de Hanteclocque
de Hanteclocque
Snce
Sidi Mohammed Al-Amin
de Hoauteclocque
Vincent Aurial
Allied Officers Expect Eisenhower to Resign
At SHAPE Allied officers expect General Eisenhower to resign after publishing his annual report next Wednesday. Staff officers believe he will depart during the last two weeks of May following Oregon’s presidential primary.
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Supreme Headquarters
Europe
SHAPE
Eisenhower
Rioting Flare in Tehran After Meeting Sponsored by Communists
Unverified reports describe clashes in Tehran during a March 24 protest linked to a meeting backing reforms. Police intervened as 3,000 to 5,000 marchers faced a Communist youth front group. injuries and possible deaths are undetermined.
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Tehran
Tra
Tedwas
Cut Mmunisbs
Eyre
Restaurant price freeze ends April with new ceilings set
The Office of Price Stabilization orders roughly 500 000 eating establishments to display new price ceilings effective April 7 with a posting deadline of April 25. The rule replaces a year old policy allowing frequent price changes and ties ceilings to the wholesale food price index.
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Associated Press
Washington
Max
Office of Prion Stabilzation
Beles
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Ellis Arnall
Ae Po
OMS Hs
Martin warns U in danger of destruction at Bloomsburg
In Bloomsburg Pennsylvania J S Martin says America faces five dangers including wasteful spending excessive debt centralized federal power and government paternalism He also cites corruption and moral decay as threats At Cleveland Christopher Columbus name change granted to Andrew Blasko a 40 year old cook by probate court
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Associated
Bloomsburg, Pi
J. S
Edward Martin-Pay
Bloomsburg Chamber of Commerce
America
Martin
Christopher Columbus
Cleveland
Andrew Blasko
Bomb Blasts U.S. Building In Syria
A bomb hit the United States Information Service building in Damascus early today. An Arab radio operator was killed and several suspects arrested as fire and wreckage touched nearby offices including Syria’s press office. Authorities search for whether dynamite or a timed device caused the blast.
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Damascus
Syria
United States
Wero
Iidia
George Dyke
Palestine
80 AT METALS MEETING HERE
More than 80 representatives from manufacturing plants in Horn western Pennsylvania attended the Northwestern Pennsylvania Chapter of the American Society of Metals meeting at the RCC Hall. HA Melhman introduced B W Feldt of the Raymond Co and the group toured the Raymond plant to view spring making machines and displays.
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Raymond Film
American Society OF Metals
Hornwestern
Pennsylvania
Northwestern
United States
Inchestral Internet
Ah District
Raymond Mie, Co
1.C
Henry Frontroth
Lidusirig
Raymond
CIO Seeks FEPC Measure in Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh dispatch reports Pennsylvania CIO membership of 650 000 backs a push for a state FEPC law. Delegates at the state convention adopt resolutions condemning the 1951 General Assembly for inaction and call for wider health and safety standards for workers including women and miners. In Albany a separate fire kills 1000 rabbits raised for Easter sale at a farm owned by Clarence E. Monroe.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
CIO
Albany
Here
Clarence E. Monroe
Reds accused of delaying talks in Korean Armistice talks
Allied negotiators reported in Munsan Korea that the Reds are not pressing for progress and may be stalling the talks. Gen W Hickman and others noted cautious engagement while suggesting possible exchange issues of prisoners of war remain a major obstacle. Further sessions were planned as both sides eyed clarifications from the armistice commission.
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Associated Press
Munsan
Korea
Negtitiatve
Eeussaélie Holding
Don O Darrow
Darrow
Rees
Koren
Stoutcer
Peomnase
Andrewe Wy Cormier
Stalakh Tir UN
Diyeve
Tokyo
Connie Uegdlans
Joseph Borchers
Poland
Czechooslovakia
Sweden
Switzerland
Chang Chung Sah
Hospital bed shortage deepens in Pennsylvania report
Harrisburg officials report seven million dollars in new hospital construction barely dents bed shortages across the state. Bureau of Hospitals director Tra J. Mills says the remaining need is about 48 209 beds based on current population, with 31 207 beds deemed acceptable in general hospitals.
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Harrisburg
Wellies Department
Pennsylvania
Tra J. Mills
Direetor
Bureau of Homes Are Hospitals
Mills
Two Soldiers Injured At Indiantown Gap Training Incident
Two Fifth Division soldiers were injured when a shell exploded during a training problem at Indiantown Gap Army Base. Sgt Samuel Heldler Jr, 22, of Donaldson Pa and Pvt Joseph Bellman, 22, of Cincinnati were hospitalized at Boulogne? hospital for treatment.
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Indiantown Gap
Samuel Heldler, Jr
Donaldson
Pvt
Joseph
Debate on Pay Boost for Servicemen Grips Senate
Washington March 2 The Senate debated a pay rise for about 4.6 million service personnel. The measure would raise basic pay by ten percent with a cost of living adjustment and allowances for wymag service members, while other pay components remain under study. Senator Russell led the discussion with emphasis on affordability and support for armed forces personnel including pilots and mariners seeking enhanced hazard pay.
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Associated Press
Washington
Debalte Totay
Russell D-Gii
Saul
Senate
Armed Services
Russell
Bellino
House
al Shawah
Lang
Dougie
Mylie
Sian
Daortline
Fanbryden
Rumor of Post House closure dismissed by official
Officials say rumors of the Grey Post House closure and bus stop move are unfounded though past talks suggested the stop might shift to the Gilson Restaurant at Columbus Intersection Route Today. No concrete changes have been made and the Post House remains west of Lite.
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Lite Eily
Unik
France Ratifies Japanese Treaty in Assembly Vote
The French National Assembly approved the Japanese treaty by 399 to none. The measure now goes to the Council of the Republic for approval before President Vincent Aurio can sign and complete ratification.
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Paris
French National Assembly
Foreign Affairs Committee
Assembly
Council of the Republic
Vincent Aurio
Mine Explosion Kills Five Workers in Pennsylvania
Five miners died and several were injured in a shaft explosion in Pottsville Pennsylvania. Survivors were rescued as floodwater rushed into the mine and pumps worked to remove water. Victims were Dennis Gnusheo Martin Brazenes Francis Lipenski Joseph Sodtis and others from nearby towns. two escaped: Walter Varish and Charles Muckinn.
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Pottsville
Fave Fiine
siboTy
Emul
Ena
Troma Jini
Fenraylvanirs
Eaul
Senims
Pottaville
Charles Muckinn
Dowtlontines
Steel Labor Talks Pause as Truman Faces Steel Crisis
President Truman returns from Florida amid stalled negotiations between the Steelworkers union and major steel firms over wage hikes and price boosts. Officials discuss government stabilization plans, with a strike still possible and plans debated to limit inflation while defense needs rise.
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Washington
Truman
Florida
Philip Murray
OTO- Steel
Alsuely
Mirmy
Wie
Bom Wed
Cout
Unic Ontisisiflateh
Cules
Daense Mabitizar
Charles KE
Wison Fontetdine
Huy
Derius Uaperl
Evonunile stabibixaLoes Steel Companiés
Isis
WSB
Arnall
Sip Cine Diwa
Livia Este
Abbel Inday Bol
Primi Witete
Srike
U Dover Oyge
Murray Fms
Wilson
Cin Keon
Murray
Capehart
Siy
Area Boy Scouts Name Officers In District Meeting
Carl Riggs of Union City is re elected chairman of the District of the Bos Scouts Washington Trail. Kenneth Youngs of North East and Bhullie Shunk are also re elected. Winbert Barry Gerry new vice chair and district leaders from Corry honored for past year service.
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Carl Riggs
Union Cite
Wis
Bos Scouts
Washington ‘Trail
Connell Ay
Gringe Hall
Wattaburry
Kenneth Youngs
North East
Yee
Aunt Bhullie Shunk
Huckercrents
Winbert Barry
Gerry
New View
Riggs
Whith Hesie
Hunky
Cub Puck
Corry
Bi F. Beltes
Robert Brown
Cump
Mervyn Nast
Cony
Annice
William Johnson
Union City
Charities
Boris Buley
Advancement
Edward Huffman
Arthur Lits
Fred Ahi
Alfred van Dresar
Warren Ross
Newell Beckwith
Attempt on Adenauer life sparks new alarm in Bonn
In Bonn a second suspected bomb attempt on Chancellor Konrad Adenauer within 24 hours prompted immediate police action. A parcel exploded in Munich killing one and wounding four. parcels to Adenauer were seized and clock gifts found harmless. Authorities expect possible further attempts and tightened protection.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Munich
Series of Atomic Tests Planned
LAS VEGAS NEV March 28 A surprise series of atomic tests goes under way next week at Nevada test site with emphasis on civilian defense. The Atomic Energy Commission issued its pre test warning to all persons except authorized workers to move to the site by week end. No start date announced though workers have been summoned for a conference Monday morning. The tests are likely to span April.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Nevada Test Sive
Atomic Energy Commission
Esterday
Vurite
T— Yably
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