Wisconsin Senators Split on Strike Views
Wisconsin’s two U S senators diverged on a plan for the Senate Rackets Committee to arbitrate the Kohler Co strike in Sheboygan. Republican Alexander Wiley called intervention unwise, while Democrat William Proxmire praised the idea as a great service to Wisconsin and urged arbitration. The dispute centers on whether the committee should mediate or limit its role to investigation.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Senate Rackets Committee
Kohler Co
Alexander Wiley
Sheboygan, Wis
Plumbing Fixture Company
United Auto Workers
UAW
William Proxmire
Wiley
Wiley Nor
Proxmire
Emil Mazey
Secretary of Labor
National Labor Relations Board
Federal Mediation Service
Lyman ©. Conger
Company
John L. McClellan
D - Ark
Five Die from Gas Fumes in California Home
A San Bernardino family of five, including three children aged five and under, died from gas fumes in a Fresno area home after moving in hours earlier. Coroner R. E. Williams cited an improperly vented gas heater and a gas stove left on as the cause. The home owner, Mrs. Mary Lingle, found the bodies and had warned them not to use the heater until repaired.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Iltander 5
Jay Carger
Beverly June Nielsen
Latte Mountain
Here
Coring
Fresno
Carper
Mary Lingle
Daily Review publication details and offices
The Daily Review distributes from Hayward and lists office addresses in Hayward Alameda County San Leandro and Centerville. It notes second class matter status under the 1873 act and provides subscription rates and contact phones.
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the Daily Review, Inc
Hayward
California
Winton Ave
Calif
Daily Review
Ceres
Lund
THE
Hat
Alameda County
Oilitin
Jefferson
Elgin
BAN_LEANDRO
San Leandro City
Ball
Centerville
South Main Street
agniT a / BUREAU
Meat Prices To Be Hiked In San Francisco Market
Bay Area shoppers face higher retail prices for beef and pork on Monday with beef up four to five cents and boneless pork about two cents. Wholesalers cite rising costs and weather as factors. veterans warn prices may reach the highest levels since price controls ended after World War II.
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San Francisco
Bay Area
South Arizona Observatory Set
The mountains of southern Arizona will host the new National Astronomical Observatory funded by the National Science Foundation. NSF contracts with Associated Universities for Research in Astronomy to conduct basic research and build operate the observatory with a $3,100,000 allocation for fiscal year 1952, aiming to keep American science at the forefront of rapid astronomical progress.
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Chicago
Arizona
National Astronomical Observatory
National Science Foundation
ONSF
Associated Universities For Research In Astronomy, Inc
AURA
NSF
GI Home Loan Rates Hike Fight Promised
Senate foes led by Sen Amittee pledge to block a proposed GI housing loan rate increase as part of an emergency housing bill. The measure would raise GI mortgage rates from 1.5 to 4 percent, extend direct and guaranteed GI loans, boost direct loans by 300 million, allow 3 percent down payments, and increase federal housing support through FHA, NM, and MSA programs.
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Washington
Sen
Amittee
Mike Monroney
O-Okla
Senate
Senate Cal
Eientarcy
Lynsenhowner
Jdren
Federal Housing Administration
Monroney
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Findlay
Mike
Banking Committee
A. Willis Robertson
D-Va
Federal National Mortgage Association
Plan Offered On Veterans Home Crisis
Sacramento Assemblyman Roy J. Nielsen proposed a four point plan to address California’s veterans home purchase program crisis. The package includes a $1200 million bond issue, reduced state loans, a $20,000 purchase ceiling, and prohibition of refinancing for state assisted homes from FHA or other agencies. Nielsen urged legislative action next week as 46,000 applications backlog.
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Sacramento i
Roy J. Nielsen
Sacramento
California
J i Nielsen
Federal Housing Administration
Nielsen
Assembly Military and Veterans Affairs Committee
State Department
Trainer Clawed But Not Afraid As Lioness Attacks Crowd
Pat Anthony, a veteran animal trainer, was clawed and bitten by a lioness during a circus act in Kansas City. He finished the show and returned to the hotel after arm injuries required hospital stitches, while doctors advised rest and he planned to return later.
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Kansas City
Pat
Anthony
General Hospital
Tampa
Veterans Administration
Y Anthony
Navy Cracks Heroin Case Seizes Smuggling Ring
The U S Navy in Yokosuka Japan announced a major heroin seizure worth about 300000 dollars involving a ring operating between Hong Kong and Japan. An American officer allegedly acted as an unsuspecting courier while a Chinese suspect, 24, was arrested at Johnston Air Base near Tokyo for involvement in the scheme led by Captain James B Bowers of Kingsport Tennessee.
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Yokosuka
Japan
U.S. Navy
Hong Kong
U.S
James B. Bowers
Kings‘port
Tenn
Slayer Loses death by own action Nerve
Malcolm G Bradley, 23, an unemployed ex serviceman, admitted shooting his father in Bakersfield and failing to shoot himself, saying he lacked the nerve. He was held at Kern General Hospital after being taken from county jail following his arrest for his father Glenn M Bradley's murder.
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Bakersfield
Kern General Hospital
Malcolm G. .Bradley
Glenn M. Bradley
Young Bradley
Werts
Ter
Bradley
Names Unit In Air Dispute Board Appointed
President Eisenhower named a three member board to investigate a wage and rules dispute between seven major airlines and their mechanics. Howard A Johnson of Butte Montana chairs the panel with Paul N Guthrie economics professor and Francis J Robertson attorney. The board must report by March 27 with a 30 day no strike period after findings.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Howard A Johnson
Butte
Mont
Paul ‘N. Guthrie
University’ of North Carolina
Francis J. Robertson
Washington, D.C
International Association of Machinists
Eastern Trans. World
United
Northwest Northeast
Capital and National
Airlines
New Probe Hinted in Actress Kidnapping Case
Los Angeles AP reports a possible new grand jury investigation into actress Marie McDonald kidnapping after new information surfaced. District Attorney William McKesson said a review with police leaders will compare the 1957 testimony with Miss McDonald’s Cincinnati story before any action. Investigators Iris Zander and Julian Blodgett need to finish their report as they question McDonald in Cincinnati where she denies a false abduction claim and cites her husband Harry Karl as allegedly involved.
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Los Angeles
Grand
Marie
Rody) McDonald
William McKesson
Grand Jury
Miss McDonald
Cincinnati
Ohio
McKesson
William “H. Parker
Manley J. Bowler
Thad Brown
Story R
Miame
Kignaping
Herb Jinan Zander
Jney
Julian
Blodgett
Harry Karl
Statement on downed jet near Korean DMZ
An Air Force spokesman says an F 86 Sabre jet may have flown into North Korea after being shot down by ground fire during a ground support mission near the DMZ 65 miles northeast of Seoul. The incident, claimed as an armistice violation by the Communists, will be taken up Monday at a Korean Military Armistice Commission meeting.
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Seoul
Korea
Air Force
Korean Military Armistice Commission
United Nations
Demilitarized Zone
Reds
Frr
Leon. Pfeiffer
Kenosha
Wis
Ronald Martin
Rock. Hill
Pieiffer
North Korea
Secrecy Bill Hit By Editor
Washington editor of the Tampa Morning Tribune denounced a Senate bill tightening control of information from federal regulatory agencies as un American and dangerous He urged Senators Henry M Jackson and John L McClellan to withdraw the measure and pursue legislation guaranteeing maximum government information to the public
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Washington
Senate
W. M.newton “Jr
The
Tampa
Fla
Morning Tribune
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Newton
Jack Ison
Freedom of ‘Information
Committee of Sigma Delta Chi
Jackson - McClellan
Federals
Communications Commission
San Antonio
Tex
Arkansas
Tennessee
Kentucky
Carolinas
Grand Prairie
Dallas
Menahans
Texas
Weather Front Brings Snow and Flood Warnings Across Regions
A widespread winter storm drenched regions from the Gulf Coast to the Northwest with rain hail and snow. Flood warnings were issued in Central and Southern Alabama and in hilly areas as a brisk system swept through the nation. Snow and ice caused damage from Texas to the Dakotas while temperatures varied, with some areas warming and others still snow covered.
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Southlands
Gulfs
Mexico
Alabama
Hill
Eisenhower weighs Cross for Mack FCC post
President Eisenhower reportedly considers Joh Cross for the vacant FCC chair after Richard Mack resigned amid charges that money influenced a Miami TV channel award. Cross, a State Department official since 1945, mixed into international broadcasting matters and says rumors of the post are unconfirmed.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Joh Cross
State Department
Richard’ A Mack
Drom
Federal Communications Commission
Cross
Jehiel
State’. Department
United States
Birmingham
Ala
South Carolina
Eureka Springs
Ark
Mack
United Press
FCC
White House
House
TV Channel 10
Miami
National Airlines
Av Federal Grand Jury
Thurman A. Whiteside Whiteside
National
Emkay Head Predicts Burgeoning Fleet Car Market
Chicago report quotes Michael Braude president of Emkay Inc third largest fleet leasing firm in the nation. He forecasts fleet car use expanding and says in ten years the auto industry could court 25 percent of its annual new car volume to fleet leasing as a growth driver.
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Chicago
Lin Fleet Car Rentals
Michael Braude
Emkay, Inc
Braude
Temperatures Far and Wide Reported By United Press
A United Press temperature and rainfall roundup for 24 hours ending at 4 am lists readings from cities across the country. Albuquerque is 43 31 38, Atlanta 45 70, Bakersfield 42, Boise 48, Boston 40 29, Chicago 31, Denver 32, Detroit 38, Fort Worth 52 4, Los Angeles 65 0, Minneapolis 33 30, New Orleans 67, New York 58 20, Pittsburgh 43, Reno 43 37, San Diego 60 0, San Francisco 58, Seattle 32, Spokane 40, Stockton 42, Tucson 43 5, Washington 52 34.
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United ‘ Press
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bakersfield
Boise
Boston
Fairbanks
Hollywood
Fort Worth
Fresno
Angeles
Karl
Minneapolis
New Orleans
New York
B&b
Garland
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
San’ Francisco
Seattle
Spokane
Stockton
Thermal
Grand Jury Investiga
Tucson
Washington
Train Crash Kills About 100 Near Rio de Janeiro
A packed electric passenger train collided with three halted cars near Rio de Janeiro after a storm damaged signals. About 100 dead and 130 injured were reported as rescue teams and 30 ambulances worked at the scene near Paciencia.
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Rio DE Janeiro
INS
Rio de Janey
Paciencia
Rio
North Park
Niobium Becomes Key Metal for Jet Engines and Missiles
Washington report notes oxidation resistant niobium, once ignored for a century, is now viewed as crucial for aircraft engines and guided missile production due to its high temperature tolerance. Planes, official publication of Aircraft Industries Association, highlights this shift and potential benefits for the aeronautical sector.
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Washington
Planes
Aircraft’ Industries Association
Statewide Weather Report From California Shifts Snow
Statewide forecast calls for fair but colder conditions through Sunday with frost in many northern areas. A southern-moving storm produced rain in Salinas and Stockton, with snow above 3,000 to 4,000 feet and a 24 inch depth at Blue Canyon. Measured rainfall varied across cities from Eureka to Salinas, while temperatures ranged from highs mid 50s to low 60s and lows from the 30s to near 60.
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San Francisco
California
Salinas
Stockton
Blue Canyon
Eureka
Red Bluff
Sacramento
Oakland
Cali
Fornia
Fort Bragg
Mercury
Arin
Santa Rosa
Fence up with railroad ties advertised in Want Ads
Classified blurb promotes fencing with railroad ties and posts for wide open spaces. Encourages readers to place ads in Class 272 Want Ads for fencing supplies and installation.
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Marinette
Wisc
Kohler
Conger
United Press Telephoto
South Arizona Observatory
Veterans Home Crisis
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Egypt
Zaki-Kenawi
United Arab Republic
World Federation
Omar Loutfi
Syria
Rafie Jouejati
Camp Dixie
United ‘Press
New England
Pacific Northwest
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Dun Jes
Cadee
Panhandle
New “Mexico
Orado
Kansas
Montgomery County
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Iowa
Montana
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Neb
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Mack Job
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