Convict 13 in Hungary Treason Case
A workers' court in Budapest convicted 14 persons on Saturday of black market money deals amid an alleged police piracy plot involving Cardinal Mindszenty. Sentences ranged up to 13 years. several convicted officials and bankers were named, with revelations on forced confessions and repudiations.
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Tile Assvetyledicens
Bud
Pest
Hungary
Jose Cardinal Mindszenty
Vatican
Mager
Rite Boka
Carlinal
Msite
Boka
Rity
Marinnis
Gahor Tforgath
Paul Asterhaas
Frovwsrers
Ile
Mab
Car Tinal Mindszenty
Xontonens
Sterkazy Onde
Petles
Pal Biro
Nagy N Hecker
Waleniied White
Tal
Ana Tlie Couroniees
Fudge Biro
Dsina
Doulseh
Jozsel Alc
Amice Jy Munpary
Janos
Ydaradi
Politied
Alphas
Karoly Foldes
Bevno Tolnai
Gabor Vulkai
Nu Workers Court
Margarine Legislation Faces Key Test in Washington
Agriculture committee finished five days of stormy hearings on margarine control. Chairman Conley of Colorado reported the panel will reconvene Wednesday to decide whether to repeal federal restrictions on margarine or tax and ban interstate yellow margarine sales. Democratic members wary of committing on each side say the balance rests with new members.
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Warhington
Lause Agriculture
Conley
Men, CO
Fewill
Soviet Spy Case In New York Echoes Past Hearings
A Soviet engineer and a young woman, both employed at U N, faced charges of spying for the Soviet Union. FBI surveillance followed their movements through New York streets. Bail set at 100000 for the man and 20000 for the woman as authorities note immunity limits and ongoing investigations.
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Jon Hall
York
United Nations Star
Justice Department
FBI
New York
Alexander S. Panywalitels
State Department
Washington
Juditty Copton
Valentine A. Gubitchoy
VBL
Viilaynia
Justice
Whittaker Chanders
Rdea
Guibituhey
Geyoar
Greiner Construction Vere
Weselt
Poat
Tia CN
Post
Wilder Moore
Wart Organization
U. N
Simon II
Miss Capitan
Nolther
Ton Clare
Couple
Nishna Ice Jam Threatens Bridges and Flood Areas
Flood warnings spread as the Nishna River ice jam moved toward Shenidoah and threatened a bridge on Highway 2 west of the city. Water rose across thousands of acres north and west of town, with jams breaking near Audubon and Malvern. Cooler weather forecast to ease pressure later, while volunteers in Glenwood and area reinforced sandbags amid rising water.
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Audubon County Highway Department
Missouri
Council Bluff
Towa
Miles Norh
Glenwood
Lewis Robinson
al Daufig
Boyle
Insurance Oman
Blattsmouth
Neb
Don Drustrup
Council Bluffs
Raid on Cedar Rapids clubs nets liquor findings
Cedar Rapids officers and deputies raided P Folco and a sheriff s office investigated Saturday and recovered four and a half cases of liquor at the Eagles ship. No liquor found at C10 club or Local One Hundred club. No slot machines were found in any of the three places.
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Cedar Rapids
P — Folco
Eagles
Sentenced to Death in Polish War Crimes Case
In Warsaw, Fritz Adolf Freeher the wartime Gestapo chief to the German general eyeomnanny oof Petard faced a death sentence after being implicated in the killing of thousands of Jews. The trial and verdict drew international attention to Nazi crimes during the occupation.
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Warsaw
Poland
Fritz Adolf Freeher
Gestapo
Eyeomnanny
Petard
Treason Verdicts Expected Tuesday in Sofia Trial
In Sofia Bulgaria, four Protestant ministers and a motion picture crew member face treason charges. Defendants pleaded for mercy amid final pleas as prosecutors seek possible penalties up to life imprisonment or death for overthrowing the government, spying for the United States and Britain, and dealing in foreign allegiance. Vasell Zinnikav, a leading defendant, declared a desire to reform and serve the fatherland. The case centers on the United Evangelical Churches of Bulgaria and actions against the communist government.
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Richard Kastechiee
Sofia
Bulgaria
Coucl
Lin Mysters
Tom UW
United States
Britain
Vasell Zinnikav
Fatherland Front
Ziapkov
Ulm
United Evangelical Churches of
Bank Robbery Staged in Wisconsin Ends in Flight
In Denmark Wisconsin three men reportedly staged a bold bank heist of about forty thousand dollars. Bank officials said the elaborate plan faltered as the trio fled northeast through the town with a fourth man driving the getaway car. The bank president noted the suspects vanished after the escape attempt.
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Denmark
Wis
Liberty
George de Brown
Decmars Stalu Bank
Saoo
Toney
Feriday
Wisconsin
Soviets Press West German Goods Restitution Fight
In Berlin Soviet leaders demanded restitution of seized western German properties and condemned U S policy as hostile. The text notes Soviet insistence on property returns and references U S occupation authorities led by General Lucius D. Clay, with broad critique of Western policies amid Cold War tensions.
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Berlin
Sower Union
Elaine
Germany
Jeller
Luclis D Clay
Ucdy Salon
Russia
West
U. S
Western
Cenmany
Brest
Inside Power Committee Reports to Mayor
Preliminary report to the mayor highlights a tour of two dozen cities and towns. It notes three open positions directing a $3,000,000 business and directs job seekers to page 4. It also mentions state legislators from Potta Jwattamie county criticizing income tax on page 10 and the Interstate Commerce Commission officially taking over the Council Staffs controversy on March 17 with details on page 20.
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Caue
Lazuls Iron
Potta- Jwattamie County
Interstate Commerce Commission
DeWitt Mackendie
Omaha Girl Named Engineer Queen at Iowa Ball
Miss Weinhardt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Weinhas of Omaha, Neb., was named queen at the annual Iowa cafe engineering ball. Jack Mackey of Lawrence, N.Y., was elected king by Knights of St. Patrick supporters.
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Ames
Inan Weinhardt
Omana
Neb
Jack Mackey
Lawrence
N.Y
Iowa
Cafe Callepe
Miss Weinhardt
C. E. Weinhas
Jones Street
Omasha
Mackey
Stmor
al Patiek
Knights of St. Patrick
Hotoraty
See No Change in Soviet Policy
Senator Vandenberg commented on Andrei Vishinsky s replacement by Molotov as Soviet foreign minister, calling Vishinsky ruthless and Molotov relentless. He described both as highly skilled in frustrating peacetime diplomacy. White House aides said President Truman would not comment and the switch was not discussed at a Saturday cabinet meeting.
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Walsington
Senator Vandenberg
ReMich
Sata Samediy Rus
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Vyacheslav MM. Malotov
Vandenberg
Politburo
Renghlean
U S
Russig
Senate
Vishinsky
Molotov
Fierfurm
Vandenhere
Moipley
Salemn
Stern
Vishitsky
White House
Wailiam D. Jassell
Shore
Truman
Missing Man Searched In Mississippi River
Officials in Keokuk searched Saturday for William Fielder a 30 year old Warsaw Indiana man after his overturned boat was found on the Mississippi River near Warsaw. A passerby heard cries for help and located the overturned craft suggesting Fielder struck a chunk of floating ice while attempting to return home by motor boat.
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Keokuk
William Fielder
Warsaw
Mississippi River
Fielder
Fred Hynes
Missouri Valley Faces Gas Water Shortage as Flood Waters Recede
Missouri Valley, population about 4000, grapples with lack of gas and limited drinking water as flood waters from Boyer River and Willow River recede slowly. About 1000 residents evacuated. 550 homes served by gas for cooking. Town power plant flooded cut heat. Logan supplied 11800 gallons of drinking water. Gas may be off for a week. water turned on briefly each day. Officials note estimated damages run into hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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North Western
Boyer
Willow
Noh Western Railroad
Missouri Valley
Boyer River
Willow River
Gerald Dixon
Central States Electric Company
R. B. Carpenter
Logan
Fant
President Truman Proposes Broad Military Reforms
President Truman urged Congress to convert the defense apparatus into a regular department, giving the defense secretary broader authority. He called for a chairman of the joint chiefs with equal say over three armed forces commanders and backed Hoover commission reforms including an undersecretary of defense and three assistant secretaries. He noted civilian secretary representation and proposed unification limits be reconsidered.
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Elton C. Fay Wasilington
Truman
Department of Government
Congress
Defense Secretary
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Defense
Army
Navy
Weather Summary for Sunday and Nebraska Forecast
The Weather Bureau reports Sunday will be cooler and cloudy with highs between 35 and 45 across towns. Nebraska outlook shows cloudy skies with northeast winds, highs from 43 to 85 degrees across regions, and varying humidity, wind, and precipitation readings.
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U. 5
Weather Bureau
Law Lumdsey
Nebraska
Degs
Dezs
Anniversary recalls city flood 14 years ago in Missouri Valley
A Missouri Valley barber recalls being forced to close his shop for lack of heat and water when the Royer river flooded the town. He notes last Friday marked 14 years since that flood, which was not as large as the current one.
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Missouri Valley
Royer
Flood Strikes City as Water Rises Rapidly
The flood area holds about 250 to 300 dwellings with rapid water breakout. Mrs Lea Torgerson recalls waking to danger as ice and water battered the home. Rescue boats operated all night while residents evacuated to churches. Many autos abandoned and pets rescued. Red Cross aids with food and clothing. highways 75 and 30 closed. train service halted.
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Lea Torgerson
Torgerson
Dale Strang
First Methodist Church
Highway 30
Basil Fatouros
Seaton
Seconn Street
Harold Myler
Tom Smith
Southwest Iowa
Highway Patrol
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