Showdown on Truman Plans for Tax Bureau
Secretary Snyder assured senators that Truman’s internal revenue reform would not strip taxpayers of local jury trial rights in disputed taxes. Dunlap testified for the plan, which would replace 64 revenue offices with 25 district offices and faces a Senate disapproval resolution.
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John W. Snyder
Truman
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George D-Gai
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Traffic Tickets Coming in Fast
Police traffic department postponed warrants for over 10 delinquent ticket holders. Capt. Eldon E. Winger said about one fourth had responded after the drive began. No warrants will be issued until Wednesday.
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Winger
Nine School Candidates Speak Monday at PTA Meeting
Nine candidates for the March 10 school election will speak at a 7:30 p m meeting Monday at the community hall. Seven seek three school board seats and two seek treasurer posts. The PTA Council sponsors the event with Don Russell moderating in place of ill Ron Tornblom.
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PTA Council
Don Russell
Ron Tornblom
No Inquest Into Airman's Death
Corner Henry Meyer announced no inquest will be held into the death of T Sg. Bitrel Adams 36 of Shannon Mississippi killed in a Saturday night crash on the South Omaha bridge road. Military authorities at Offutt Air Force Base Omaha plan an investigation into the crash that injured two others Roy E. Murr 51 of South Omaha the pickup driver was in poor condition at Clercy hospital with chest injuries after being thrown from the pickup Robert T. Elliott 28 also at Offutt was reported good at the base hospital despite serious leg injuries Witnesses say Elliott rear ended the pickup and the car was demolished while the pickup overturned
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T Sg
Bitrel Adams
Shannon
Miss
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Offut Air Force Base
Omaha
Adams
Roy E. Murr
South Omaha
Clercy Hospital
Eliott
Robert T. Eliliott
Offutt
Mickup
Murr
Elliott
Fire Study Group Approves Proposals
The city committee studying the fire prevention ordinance endorsed chief Waldo Merrill recommendations. Gas burners as sole heat source must vent to an approved chimney, automatic gas water heaters also vented, and side arm heaters vented to a chimney. Open flame heaters banned in public places and guards required for other stoves.
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Waldo Merrill
Merrill
French Airliner Crashes Killing 37 In Nice Grove
An Air France four engine aircraft crashed in an olive grove near Nice after taking off from the airport. Thirty seven people died including American ballet dancer Sean Katzman known as Harriet Toby and French actresses Lise Topart Michele Verly. One survivor, Margarite Delpy of Paris, listed in critical condition.
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Sean Katzman
Harriet Toby
Marquis de Cuevas
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New York City
Lise Topart
Michele Verly
Italy
Theau Farrugia
Old Mr Winter Still Has Plans for Southwest Iowa
Old Man Winter aims for Southwest Iowa with heavy snow and cold. A Monday snow began in parts of the region with up to four inches expected across southern and eastern areas. Temperatures fall to near zero in northwest Iowa by Tuesday as winds ease.
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Council Bluffs
Mercury
E. F. Stapowich
Glow in Hearts of Two Pastors
In Woolwah, Oklahoma Vernie Smith, a blind year old, touched two pastors who visited to pray with his bedfast uncle Harvey Ambrecht. As they left one minister hugged Vernie and said they were praying for him too. Vernie asked why and exclaimed he can walk.
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Okla
Vernie Smith
Woodward
Vernie
Harvey Ambrecht
Traffic Deaths Reported in March 3 1932 Record
A compact notice records traffic fatalities on March 3 in 1932 with terse entries. It lists incidents, locations, and brief outcomes, reflecting archival traffic death data.
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Towa
Muarch
Hancock Underpass Support Stalls At Conference
Hancock residents, W E Simpson of Rock Island Railroad, and the county board of supervisors met at the courthouse to discuss a cross ing underpass on a rerouted Rock Island line east of Hancock cemetery. Simpson said a gate arm and flasher at the crossing would provide good protection. The Hancock delegation backs the underpass and Simpson will raise the matter with railroad officials. He was invited to a community club meeting next Monday night in Hancock to discuss further.
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Egypt’s 30 Day Parliament Suspension Announced
Prime Minister Ahmed Naguib Hilaly Pasha declares a 30 day suspension of parliament and vows a reform drive to purge government corruption. He opens talks with Britain on Suez Canal Zone control and Sudan, while Fuad University in Cairo is shut indefinitely after a student sit-in protesting martial law and Western agreements.
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Ahmed Naguib Hilaly Pasha
Britain
Suez Canal Zone
Sudan
Aly Maher Pasha
Fuad University
Council to Consider Gas Firm Franchise
City council to vote on final passage of an ordinance for a special election on the Council Bluffs Gas company franchise for April 1. The gas firm seeks a 20 year franchise. Also on the agenda a $2,750 settlement to Samuel A. and Blanche Liddick for damages to property at 1317 1819 1321 West Broadway from Broadway viaduct construction.
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Gas Company
Samuel A
Blanche Liddick
West Broadway
Broadway
Streetcar Tops 1953 Film Poll With Brando Leigh Honors
A nationwide AP poll ranks A Streetcar Named Desire as the top film of 1953. Brando and Leigh receive major acting recognition, with Brando's Streetcar tally leading among starting actors and Leigh praised for Miss Leigh roles. Detective Story claims strong supporting actress showings, while voting notes MacArthur primary implications in Wisconsin.
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Arthur Oe
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Federal Aid to Iowa Tops Billion
A senate committee report shows Iowa received 1.18 billion dollars in federal payments over 18 years, part of a 58.2 billion total for all states. The report lists major Iowa allocations from 1934 to 1951 across programs including agriculture, old age assistance, highway funds, WPA and FERA, Social Security payments, and public works programs.
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Utilities Group Meets in Davenport
The Iowa public utilities study committee met in Davenport for its first session outside Des Moines. Chairman Rep. Fred Schwengel of Scott County led members as they examined a preliminary draft of a utilities regulation and control bill.
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American Sabres Repel MIGs Near Yalu Battle
In Seoul reports claim 2 MIG-15s shot down by American Sabre jets while five more were damaged as about 250 Communist fighters pushed south of the Yalu River. The exchange marked a major air clash during ongoing hostilities.
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Korea
Accardo brother sentenced for contempt of Senate
Miami Florida March year Accardo brother of Capone gang member Tony Accardo was sentenced to a year in prison Monday for contempt of the Senate.
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Fla. P
Marlin Accardo
Capone
Tony Accardo
Senate
Will Make Effort to Form French Cabinet
Paris Antoine Pinay a 60 year old conservative said he would seek to form a new French cabinet to rescue the country from its political and financial jam after a half hour talk with President Vincent Auriol. He noted his initial impulse to refuse but yielded to the president’s request to consult friends and attempt the effort.
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Antoine Pinay
France
Pinay
Vincent Auriol
Feinberg law upheld by U.S. Supreme Court in NY case
The Supreme Court, by six to three, upheld New York’s Feinberg anti communist teacher law aimed at barring subversive individuals from state school positions. Justices Douglas Black and Frankfurter dissented. Chief Justice Vinson and Justices Reed Jackson Burton Clark joined in the majority. Enacted in 1949 to enforce a civil service rule, it requires listing subversive organizations and disqualifies members from state education jobs.
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Supreme Court
New York
Feinberg
Eedom of Speech and Assett
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Douglas
Black
Frankfurter
Vinson
Reed
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State Board of Regents
Communist Party
Can France Justify U S Military Aid
Senator Conally of Texas told newsmen that France must do her utmost to defend herself to justify large U S military and economic aid. His remarks followed a closed Senate Foreign Relations Committee meeting with Secretary Acheson. They relate to France's government crisis after Premier Faure's fall over a proposed 5 percent tax to finance NATO defense plans.
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Conally
D.-Tex
France
United States
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Indianapolis Woman Reports Stabbing and Dog Bite
Dorothy Brandy told police Sunday night that Car Jordan stabbed her in the left arm and leg at a friend's home and fled to another neighbor's house after reporting the incident. A dog bit her right leg during the ordeal.
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Dorothy Brandy
Home Stretch Battle All Star Politicians Head To N H
An all star cast of top politicians led by three presidential candidates travels to New Hampshire for the final push before the primary ballots.
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Associated Press
New Hampshire
Sulley Named VNA President At Hotel Chief tain
Mrs. Cola Sulley of 537 Forest Drive was named president of the Visiting Nurse Association at Hotel Chief tain on Monday, succeeding Mrs. John B. Wadsworth. The meeting named officers including Mrs. Rain as first vice president and Mrs. Garrett as second vice president. The luncheon followed, with Dr. George J. Klok of the medical advisory committee speaking and annual reports presented showing 7,375 visits last year, including 5,571 free and 11,657 paid or partial payments, plus 23 tuberculosis clinics for 259 patients.
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Cola Sulley
Forest Drive
George J. Klok
VNA Medical Advisory Committee
VNA
Rain
Allen Dudley
Henry Meyer
Free Sunday Bus Rides Given by Niagara Frontier Transit
The Niagara Frontier Transit Corp said it provided 27,000 free rides to churchgoers on Sunday. The policy began last Lent with free rides on Sunday mornings. Buses operate in Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
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Niagara Frontier Transit Corp
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
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