Kidnapped Charlotte Child Is Found 2 Detectives Charge Nurse
ANNAPOLIS Md March 1 Two Charlotte N C detectives today charged a nurse with abducting four year old Terry from her family in Charlotte three days ago. The nurse Rosemary Johnson used several aliases and claimed multiple identities as investigators sought the girl. The Taylor family, whose child vanished after a flight from Charlotte, identified the nurse after she spent the night with them. FBI agents questioned the nurse but provided no comment.
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Anes
Terry
Frank N. Littlejohn
W. J
Andrew Taylor
Littlejohn
Miller
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Thomas G. Basis
Police
Naval Intelligence
Rosemary Johnson
FBI
Basil
Middle West
Deep South
Foreign policy shift signals hard line on Soviet moves
Secretary Byrnes outlined a stern new U S foreign policy threatening vigorous actions against Soviet expansion. Iran Austria and China emerge as flashpoints over troop withdrawals while concerns mount over Manchuria and a risk of broader conflict as Washington seeks clear Moscow limits.
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Stern
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Byrnes
Washington
Moscow
Red Army
Europe
Asia
State Byrnes
Oxygen Mask Latest Cure For Hangover
Oxygen is hailed as a hangover cure in True magazine with claims that portable oxygen masks can offset alcohol effects. The piece notes "walk around bottles" in portable flasks, air corps research, and potential future use in clubs and homes with san itary masks. Des Moines publisher Cowles Sr. dies on his birthday at age 43 after shifting from banking to newspapers.
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Oxygen
Daniel Green
True Magazine
Army Air Corps
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Mr. Green
Rsho
Beauty Par
True
Des Moines
Cowles
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Des Moines’ Register
Frivune
Army Silent on New Jet Fighter XP-84 Test Plane
MAROC Calif March 1 The Army gives no formal comment on the appearance of its new jet fighter, the XP-84, built by Republic Aviation in Farmingdale NY. The aircraft, described as a wind-tunnel like cross with the P-47 Thunderbolt, is undergoing testing under the Army Air Technical Command with the axial flow jet unit powering it.
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Calif
Army
Yronnete J
Republic Aviation Corporation
Farmingdale
N. Y
Army Air Technical Command
France Ends Relations With Spain
France closes the 300 mile border with Spain, severing all commercial ties and rail telegraph and road links. Diplomats and UNRRA workers are exempted. UNRRA supplies may transit. Food shipments to Portugal or Switzerland only allowed. concern voiced over France’s food supply.
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Hendaye
France
Spain
Francisco
Paris Express
Red Cross
UNRRA
Barcelona
Portugal
Switzerland
Paris
French Communist Party
Franco
Kannapolis Man’s Contention Faces Opposition
Washington March 1 Senator Aiken of Vermont voiced doubt that price control on cotton textiles could be removed without causing skyrocketing prices. He said abolition of OPA should wait until it can be done safely. Charles A Cannon of Kannapolis North Carolina, chairman of the American Cotton Manufacturers Association, predicted removal would flood markets with garments 18 to 25 percent above current ceilings.
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Washington
Aiken
R-Vt
OPA
Senate Agriculture
Charles A. Cannon
Kannapolis
N. C
American Cotton Manufacturers Association
Stanback Company Announces 10 Percent Wage Increase
Salisbury March 1 The Stanback company headquar ters here announces a general wage hike for all office plant and sales staff. The raise averaged about 10 percent for the 145 employees, official word said.
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Salisbury
Stanback Company
Steree
CIO Threatens General Walkout In Philadelphia
DETROIT March 1 Negotiations in the General Electric CIO strike failed to yield a settlement on the 101st day of costly walkouts as union leaders and corporate negotiators met with federal mediator James F. Dewey to avert violence. Philadelphia officials prohibited parading to curb unrest at the GE plant, with Police Chief Walter Malone stating no parade permits were issued and vowing to break up gatherings.
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Detroit
James F. Dewey
Walter P. Reuther
CIO
Philadelphia
CIO Electrical
General Electric Company
James H. Malone
Public Safety
Striking CIO Workers Abandon Philadelphia Demonstrations
In Philadelphia on March 11, CIO General Electric workers ended mass protests after police clashed with rioters. A city ban on parades and a threat of a 150000 strong sympathy walkout in the metropolitan district influenced the pause in demonstrations.
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Philadelphia
CIO
General Electric Company
Attempt to March Prompts Governor Martin to Deploy Forces
Governor Edward Martin of Pennsylvania said state police and the National Guard would be used if necessary to maintain order during the attempted march.
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Edward Martin
Pennsylvania
National Guard
Allies Planned 2,000,000-Ton Self-Propelled Iceberg Airfield
The Allies considered a 2,000,000 ton self propelled iceberg airfield to base anti submarine aircraft in the North Atlantic. Blueprinted by Britain the floating carrier would be 27 000 feet long 300 feet wide and 700 feet deep driven by electric motors with its own anti aircraft guns. A 1 000 ton model was built on a Canadian lake tested six months in 1948 before abandonment due to submarine tactics success and building challenges.
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Washington
March
North Atlantic
Ottawa
London
United States invites Soviets to discuss $1 billion loan
Washington reports that the United States has invited the Soviet Union to come to the United States to discuss a $1,000,000,000 loan. President Truman told Congress he will soon recommend adding $1,250,000,000 to the Export-Import Bank lending powers to aid countries other than Britain. The move aims to expand loan capabilities for postwar recovery.
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Washington
United States
Truman
Congress
Britain
Butner Goods Wasting Away Says Barden
Rep. Barden D NC urges War Department to probe thousands of vehicles idle in fields at Camp Butner near Durham North Carolina. He cites Durham residents who reported seeing the vehicles just standing there.
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War Department
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Barden
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Camp Butner
Durham
N. C
Truman Talks 20 Minutes With Hoover
President Truman met for 20 minutes with former President Hoover to discuss the food situation. Hoover declined to detail the talks but said he would address the general food situation later. Hoover is among 13 participants at a White House conference at 3 p.m. to launch an American food conservation program to prevent abroad starvation. the session will be closed to the press.
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Washington
Truman
Hoover
White House
Charles G. Ross
Japs Will Help Evacuate Nips During War Effort
Washington reports two hundred American ships manned by Japanese crews will speed the evacuation of about 3 300 000 Japanese residents in China Manchuria and Formosa as the war and navy departments announce joint action. The army provides 100 Liberty ships and the navy already has turned over 100 surplus LSTs with a plan to complete evacuation by the end of 1946.
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Washington
China
Manchuria
Formosa
War and Navy Departments
Army
Navy
World Today: Germany Occupation Needs Long Term Allied Control
In Frankfurt March 1, a skeptical view in the American zone questions public resolve to maintain military occupation until all Nazi and Prussian aggression is eliminated. The piece notes demand for rapid demobilization of soldiers and weak replacement forces as a sign of weakness, urging continued Allied supervision for Germany’s reformation and Europe’s reconstruction to avoid further disarray.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Europe
Reich
Occupation of Germany and Europe's balance of power
Dewitt Mackenzie discusses long term occupation in Germany and its effects on US birth rates. He notes American troops abroad may influence Europe’s future balance and warns German neutrality remains pivotal to prevent renewed wars.
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United States
Germany
Europe
Byrnes lays seven point plan to curb aggression
Secretary of State Byrnes told overseas press club the United States will prevent aggression by force if needed and outlined seven must nots for powers. He urged no aloofness when force is used contrary to the UN charter, consent for troops in other states, timely peace, restraints on seizing enemy property, no war of nerves, avoiding unwinnable standoffs, and not provoking situations that threaten peace. He spoke of open partnership with Britain and the Soviet Union as cooperating great powers.
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New York
Byrnes
United States
Overseas Press Club
United Nations
Russian Planes Fire On Yank Aircraft
Washington reports two Russian fighter planes fired on a United States patrol plane off Port Arthur amid a disputed fortified zone claim. Eight crew aboard were unharmed as the navy seeks clarification with Soviet authorities in the China region.
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Washington
United States
Port Arthur
Navy
China
Tte
Russians Will Leave Iran On Schedule
London reports the Moscow radio said Red Army troops will begin withdrawing tomorrow from undisturbed areas of Iran while remaining in the northwest near Azerbaijan. Iran confirms the evacuation starts March 2 from Semnan with five sick soldiers and two doctors left behind. British troops are moving from Tehran toward Iraq, completing a joint Allied withdrawal from Iran to safeguard the southern lifeline.
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London
Moscow Radio
Red Army
Iran
Azerbaijan
Teheran
Prince Firouz
Firoux
Semnan
Firous
Tehran
Iraq
Ira
Russia
Persian Gulf
Murmansk
Manning Nominated for U.S. Attorney in Eastern North Carolina
President Truman nominated John H. Manning for U. S. attorney in eastern North Carolina to succeed the resigning Charles F. Rouse. The announcement came on March 1.
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John H. Manning
Truman
U. S
North Carolina
Charles F. Rouse
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