Marquis Of Queensbury In Hall Of Air War Only
In a unique Korean War conflict, the United States faces strict local air war rules. Chinese jets strike from Manchuria while U N forces avoid overflight into Manchurian airspace. Two questions loom about expanding air action and its effect on Korea’s duration.
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New York
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Korea
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Anta
Aeaver
Antung
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American Magazines Books Going Abroad Plan
Washington April 14 The Economic Cooperation Administration said Marshall Plan countries will receive 8 million U S popular magazines during 1951. It also plans to encourage sale abroad of about 1.5 million paper bound books and 70 000 art books to stimulate American publications and films to Europe. ECA said it insures American publishers they can convert into dollars part of their foreign currency sales income.
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Economic Cooperation Administration
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Europe
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Pensioner Leaves Estate to Government in Will
Alfred G. Harris, a 90 year old Spanish American War veteran who died Sunday, left an estate of about 6000 dollars to the federal government. Harris had collected a Spanish American War pension for more than 30 years. The will was filed in Jacksonville Florida, and attorney Walter F. Rogers announced the bequest.
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Jacksonville
Fla
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Harris
Walter F. Rogers
Peace Pact in Madrid Sealed with Iraq ay News
Generalissimo Franco's cabinet approved a treaty of peace and friendship with Iraq ay. No details released. A historical census note cites Canada as New France with 3 215 inhabitants in 1666.
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Madrid
Canda
New France
Hollywood Cartoon TV venture aims for moving lip and action
Hollywood reports on Telecomics, Inc. led by Don Dewar developing a TV cartoon with moving lips and action, aiming beyond static panels. The venture, starting from NBC tests, seeks a higher motion standard while acknowledging TV as a quantity medium.
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Dewar
Disney
Nation Divided by MacArthur Acheson Fallout
The article argues the United States faces a stark national split over General MacArthur and Secretary Acheson, with the White House pressed by the Senate and a West Coast push shaping policy. It warns that tearing the flag or worsening partisanship will not solve the crisis.
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Acheson
U. S. Senate
Fort Sumter
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Gen'l Ridgway
Senate
Congress
State Dept
Landon
White House
Atlantic Alliance
Bingo Ban Dodged by Quiz Bingo in Dayton
The CIO Electrical workers used a quiz bingo gimmick to evade Dayton's bingo ban. Local 768 held a "quiz-bingo" event with free admission and free cards, awarding cash prizes to players who scored bingo and correctly answered questions about topics like the hometown of the Cleveland Indians. Police said they could not stop the game, and there was no raid.
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Dayton
CIO
Cleveland Indians
Joe E. Brown
Alexander's blazing projectiles scatter elephants in India
Alexander the Great collected naptha and pitch in Iran and used it as blazing projectiles to drive back enemy war-elephants upon reaching India.
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Alexander the Great
Iran
India
Mister Roberts to Visit Gate City for One Night Show
Greensboro welcomes the hit play Mister Roberts on May 1 at the National Theatre for a single performance. Written by Thomas Heggen and Joshua Logan, the Navy ship comedy follows Lieutenant Roberts and crew battling a tyrannical captain aboard AK 601 with a cast led by Tod Andrews and Robert Ross.
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Mister Roberts
United States
Canada
National Theatre
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Joshua Logan
Leland
New York
Logan
Jo Mielziner
Navy
Roberts
Free Insurance Bill To Truman For Signature
The Senate approved a bill for ten thousand dollar life insurance for all armed forces members and sent it to President Truman for signature. The plan covers service members who die in Korea and replaces the premium based government plan. It lets veterans keep or reinstate insurance if recalled and allows new term life insurance within 120 days of leaving service with age based premiums. President Truman is expected to sign.
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Washington
Truman
Senate
Korea
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