Peanut Measure Faces Big Fight In Senate Today
In Washington, a farm price support measure for peanuts faces a stiff Senate battle. Democrats and Republicans clash over compromise terms, with critics warning of added taxpayer costs and potential damage to the broader farm support program.
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Edwin B. Markinson
Washington
Aken R-Vu
GOP
Agriculture Committee
In & Arparste
Licas
Minois
Aark’ Culture
Thomas
Aiken
Pepper In Washington Vote On Quota Hike
Senator Claude Pepper and Representative George Smathers shift campaign plans as Pepper flies to Washington to vote on quota legislation aiding Southern farmers. Pepper faces pressure over potential defeat while Smathers tours central Florida with slated talks.
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Washington
United Press
Claude Pepper
D-Fia
George Smathers
Dfila
Florida
Jacksonville
Congress
Gotton
Mayo
Branford
Lake Butler
Starke
Len Walter George
D-Ga
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Tallahassee
Dak
Smathers
Wildwood
Inverness
Crystal River
Dunnellon
Bushnell
Groveland
Clermont
Winter Garden
Cron
Marienna Hosts State Youth Commission Session
MARIANNA FLORIDA. The State Children's Commission meets to discuss the state's participation in the mid century White House Conference on Youth. Mrs Ellen Whiteside of Miami chairs the commission as they outline studies for various groups and await directives.
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Children's Commission
Florida
White House
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Ellen Whiteside
Miami
Halian Workers Walk Off Jobs
Thousands of Communist led workers marched in Milan and Genova city center, backing protests against new government orders to keep order. Red banners filled the main square, delaying traffic as police stood by. A speech by Senator Giuseppe Alberranti preceded a partial dispersal with some violence reported.
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Asig
Milan
Ialy
Genog
Stolke
Giuseppe Alberranti
RED Cross
Youth Hurt In Sunday AM Crash In Dothan
A Sunday morning three way crash on West Main and Lena Street left J J Arnold a 9 year old Cottonwood resident in critical condition. Driver John Travis McClintic 20 from Dothan remained hospitalized with improving prospects. Billy Joe Pool of Dothan was treated and released. Nearby Mrs D C Lowell and Mrs Frank Nowell of Dothan sustained injuries and were taken for medical care. bus passengers escaped serious harm. Police cited the incident occurred near a traffic light as a bus from Dothan Bus Company was involved.
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Cottonwood
J. J. Arnold
Campbellton Highway
John Travis McClintic
E. S. McClintic
Eagle
Billy Joe Pool
Joseph Allen
Lowell
North
Lena
Aid Il
Dothan Bus Company
Bis
Frankin M. Sanders
Doiban
Nowell
Lowell Thghtay
M. S. Vick
Creator Of Tarzan Dies In California
Edgar Rice Burroughs, creator of Tarzan, has died in Encino California from a heart attack. He left fifteen novels awaiting publication and a film-viable surge of Tarzan material expected by producers for nineteen more movies. Burroughs, born in 1875, built a literary empire from jungle adventures that shaped generations.
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Encino
Calif
Edgar Rice Burroughs
Tarzan
Burroughs
Ove
Righters Asked to Clarify on Alabama Electoral Vote
Alabama editor Waights M. Taylor challenged State Democratic leaders Gessner McConvey and Tom Abernethy to state whether they will seek to deliver Alabama's electoral votes to a Republican slate or third party. Abernethy declined a debate. Taylor urged a frank answer with why or why not joining the Republican camp.
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Lordere Today
National Democratic Party
M. Taylor
Our Southern
Livingston
Democratic Committee
Gessner McConvey
Mobile
Tilladega
Tom Abernethy
Abernethy
State & Licles
Ithurmond
Wright State
McCorvey
Truman
Taylor
Aberneshy
Talladega
Gabrielson
D. Hardy Riddle
Indochinese Riot as Pro-US Backing Protests Erupt in Saigon
In Saigon rioters belonging to Communist-led groups clashed with police for four hours amid protests against US support for Vietnam's Bao Dai regime. They burned the Market Building, tore down flags, and challenged French authorities who used armored cars to restore order. roughly 80 injured, no deaths reported. Demonstrators shouted anti-American and anti-Bao Dai slogans as 4,000 protesters swarmed streets and harbor. Viet Minh leaflets and clandestine radio had warned of the demonstration in advance.
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Vietnam
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Moscow
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Bao Dai
Kong
Sticker
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Seigon
Tran von Hu
Saigor
Viet Minh
Florida KKK Meeting Unmasked After Parade
An identified speaker addressed Ku Klux Klan members in PORT, SY. JOE, Florida after a parade through the town. The audience, described as rebed, was said to belong to the Southern Knights of the KEK and was unmasked.
Gubitchev Given US Walking Papers
Valentin A Gubitchev and Judith Coplan were convicted of spying for the Soviet Union. The judge suspended a year Briton sentence and ordered Gubitchev to depart the United States. Police guarded the ship at New York Harbor as it prepared to sail for Gdynia Poland with his wife aboard.
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Valentin A. Gubitchev
Stuling
Russia
Syhester J. Ryan
Gubitchev
Chaice
Dean Acheson
J. Howard McGrath
Judith Coplan
Soviet Union
Gydnia-Ameriean ‘Inervatory
Gdynia
Poland
Ambroze
New York Harbor
Appealing Plan To Cut Spending Gains Bipartisan Support
Washington AP report says a plan to cut federal spending next year is drawing bipartisan backing. The omnibus $28 billion bill would fund over 40 federal programs for the 1951 fiscal year, with House debate expected next week. Republican Rep. John Taber cited possible further reductions, while committee members note substantial alignments with Truman’s $424 billion budget, and seek to trim more via amendments.
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Arbogast
Washington
House Appropriations
Appropriations Committee
Truman
John Taber
New York
Anotter
Tabor
Stesleky
House
Caramilier
Easter shopping boom eyed by U S business leaders
In New York AP reports a cautious outlook for Easter retail. Dollar volume likely mirrors last year with price cuts aiding demand. physical goods like dresses and hats may rise though. Weather and late season could trim sales, while unit sales may increase modestly.
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New York
van Mack
Death Penalty Sought in Slaying of 3 Mississippi Children
In Kosciusko Mississippi during a trial opening prosecutors seek the electric chair for Leon Turner ex convict accused in the midnight massacre at the Harris tenant farm near Newport. Co defendants Windel Whitt and Malcom Whitt faced murder verdicts with life terms. Turner’s defense team Claude J Woodward Neal Piusock prepared to argue.
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UPI
Leon Turner
Hen Rodgers
Turner
Mississippi
Malcomb Whitt
Thomas Harris
Newport
Harris
Windel Whitt
Windel
Alfa County
Claude J. Woodward
Kosciusko
Neal Piisock
Louisville
Jou
Malcom
Tarn Ty Noy
Cooperation Eases Tensions In Foreign Policy Efforts
Washington reports describe administration moves to revive bipartisan foreign policy amid Senator Vandenberg's absence due to illness. Attorney General McGrath is enlisted to restore cooperation while a six senator luncheon and Sen. Brewster criticize the State Department's handling of international affairs.
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Senate
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Dean Rusk
Southeast Asia
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Robert Lovett
George Marshall
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Lovett
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R-Me
McCarthy
R-Wis
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John E. Peuritoy
Trouble Hits Chinese Rulers
Washington reports say U S officials see China’s Communist leadership facing mounting difficulties in solidifying control, potentially slowing Beijing’s moves in Southeast Asia and buying Western time to aid Indochina and other non Communist nations. Acheson outlined limited support for Southeast Asia, with decisions by Acheson Johnson and Truman soon. Jessup’s upcoming report could influence policy and Senate briefings. In China, discontent grows amid claimed disillusionment with hoped political change, despite Communist achievements since the Russian era.
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Truman
Philip Jessup
Son Watches As Dad Dies in Plane Crash
In Reading Pennsylvania a small plane crashed near Wernersville killing Charles W. Judge 44 of Long Island City and Richard G. Gray 44 of Williston Park. The elder Judge died at the wreckage while Gray died later at Reading General Hospital. Authorities said the wing struck a tree during takeoff, the plane then hit a larger tree and rolled into a tennis court area.
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Wernersville
Charles W. Judge
Long Island City
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St. Tsane Joguex
Richard G. Gray
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Reading General Hospital
Capistrano Swallows Return On Saint Joseph Day
Swallows arrive on schedule flocking over the San Juan Capistrano mission roof as the 174 year old legend of returning on St Joseph's Day is upheld by the seasonal migration. Local observers report large flights signaling the annual rite.
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St Joseph's
Truman Poised to Name New AEC Chairman From Key West
In Key West AP reports strong indications President Truman will appoint a new chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission soon. Danald Dawson likely travels to confer as the Winter White House vacation continues. The vacancy follows David Lilienthal’s resignation. acting chair Sumner Pike has served meanwhile. The mix includes possible moves for the National Security Resources Board and the Council of Economic Advisors as vacancies are filled.
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Truman
Democratic National Committee
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AEC
David E. Lilienthal
Sumper Pike
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Council of Economic Advisors
Leon Earlying
Edwin G. Turn
Crommelin Weighs Senate Run From Alabama
Crommelin, a furloughed Navy critic, says he has received calls urging him to enter Alabama’s U.S. Senate race. He notes he might run if not in the Navy, seeing potential service in Congress. Primary qualification deadline is March 1.
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John G. Crommelin
Cenke
U. S
Sepete
Alabama
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Sen. Gister
Armed Forces Unification
Conhsrese
Crommelin
Felemos
Senate
US Ambassador Says McCarthy Hurting Nation
In Washington AP dispatch Ambassador Philip C. Jessup denounces Senator McCarthy s charges that the State Department harbors communists. The Senate committee debates cross examination, with names to be revealed behind closed doors.
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Iowa
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Marine Corps League
Americaansen
Jessup
George C. Marshall
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Department
Fies
Winter Feebly Hits Sections of Nation
Winter weakly strikes parts of the United States with below normal temperatures in the lower Mississippi Valley and Texas, sleet and freezing rain in the Great Lakes region and eastern Missouri, and rain and snow in the Southeast and Rocky Mountains. A snowstorm west of Salt Lake City briefly blocked U S Highway 40. Temperatures elsewhere largely near normal as skies clear.
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Chicago
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Rocky Mountain
Salt Lake City
U. S. Highway 40
Firemen Race To Quell Blaze At Tennessee Plant
Nashville fire crews rushed to a manufacturing plant where thick smoke issued from an empty coal stoker. Four companies battled the blaze as they shoveled coal into the stoker bin to suppress the fire.
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Nashville, Tenn
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