Government Orders Slash In Use Of Steel For Consumer Goods
The government will cut steel use for about 150 consumer durable goods in the second quarter, under a policy announced by Steel Production Administrator Fi Manley Fleischmann. Items listed include vacuums, lawn mowers, cameras, and private airplanes as part of the first policy release amid wartime mobilization efforts. Top labor leaders proposed a policy making role in mobilization, but no agreement yet with Charles E. Wilson. Wilson and President Truman discussed the dispute at Key West, with both signaling readiness to keep mobilization on track without interference.
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Manley Fleischmann
Humphrey
D-Minn
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Charles E. Wilson
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Truman
United Labor Policy Committee
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Mr. Truman
Key West
Fla
Iran Premier Razmara Assassinated in Tehran Mosque
Iran's reform backed Premier Ali Razmara was shot dead in a Tehran bazaar mosque. Shah Reza Pahlavi named Khalilahimi as premier. Fahimi led an emergency cabinet session. Police held the gunman as officials called to continue government duties with strength.
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Ali Razmara
Bazaar
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Fadayam Islam
U. S
Big Three Present Solid Front Against Russians
Paris dispatch reports United States Britain and France fortified a united stance against Soviet proposals on the German issue at a foreign ministers meeting. Western deputies balked at discussing substance, insisting on technical agenda limits, while debates over arms and remilitarization framed the talks.
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United States
Germany
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Pere Se
Russia
Themelves
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Crackles An Optical Illusion Lures Eye
An uncertain item from a historic page notes an optical illusion or trick in a small town, referencing local names and a playful portrayal of the event. It hints at visual puzzles or feigned phenomena drawing reader curiosity.
Powell Street Bill Heads to Final House Showdown
Raleigh March 7. The Powell city street bill advances through multiple committees and faces a possible Thursday or Friday showdown in the house. The bill would place state control over streets forming highway links and allocate about 4.5 million dollars annually to cities for street work without tax increases.
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Rowan
Highway Commisson
Junius K. Powell
Columbus
Allies Attack Front as Senate Storms over White House Scandals
In Washington Republicans seek a House cleaning while Senate hearings probe alleged influence peddling. Senator Knowland accuses Truman of ignoring calls to return from Florida amid disclosures of mink coats, RFC dealings, and federal job sales in Mississippi. McFarland and Butler clash over the Maryland inquiry. others urge restraint amid the controversy.
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R.-Calif
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Stennis
Maryland
McFarland
Butler
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Kem
R.-Mo
Kansas City
Chavez
D.-N.m
South Koreans Fall Back Before Red Countermove
United Nations forces attack along a 55 mile central and western Korea front with heavy air and artillery support. Chinese Red resistance is described as bitter with a counterassault on the eastern flank. Reports say South Korean troops withdraw one to three miles on the right, while Marines and U S divisions push gains elsewhere amid snow and heavy fire.
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British Ballerina Moira Seer In Sadler's Wells Spotlight
Tondon reports Moira Seer star of Sadler's Wells ballet and the film The Red Shoes premieres a new role today. The article highlights her performances, career highlights, and local press coverage.
Hunters Die In Record Hunting Toll Across States
An Associated Press survey shows about 400 hunters died in the United States last season amid 12.6 million licenses issued. Gunshot fatalities totaled 340 across 42 states, with Mississippi, Louisiana, Nebraska, North and South Dakota, Texas reporting gaps in records. Carelessness and snap shooting dominate causes, as states like Missouri Michigan New York list high gun deaths. Arizona reports no hunting fatalities despite 40,000 licensed hunters.
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Virginia
Senate Votes On Manpower Ceiling Amid Military Training Debate
The Senate opened voting on manpower limits with options at 3.5 million or 4.0 million for the armed forces and debated universal military training. President Truman favored 3.5 million as the desired cap as leaders eye action by Thursday.
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Nevada
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R.-Ind
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Nebraska
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D-Ga
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D-Conn
Stock Market Shows Caution on Steady Day
New York reports a steady stock market with modest moves up to a dollar, most changes under a half dollar. Eastman Kodak rose on earnings of 4.50 a share for 1950. Distillers Seagrams posted profits to Jan 31 at 3.86, up from 2.59. Leaders included Eastern Air Lines, Anaconda Copper, Dome Mines, duPont, Bethlehem Steel, Packard, U S Rubber, and Lockheed. declines noted for Union Pacific, Texas Co, Kennecott Copper, Union Carbide, Montgomery Ward, and International Harvester.
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Eastman Kodak
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RFC Officials Face Demands For Testimony On Loans
A congressional subcommittee pressed to reveal influence on RFC loans. Walter Dunham testified privately after medical leave while James Murray, son of Senator Murray, is alleged to have earned a 21000 dollar fee for aiding a 1 million RFC loan. Fulbright and others caution against a broad probe as funds run low for the inquiry.
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Montana
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Sorrento
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Reconstruction Finance Corpo Cerie
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White House
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Ry Vane
Rm Ment
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Mobile
Reuben FE. Hartman
Boykin
Fulbright
Smn Apd
Bennett
Utah
Will Protest Yadkin Beer-Wine Election
Alleged irregularities in yesterday’s Yadkin county vote to remove beer and wine will be protested to the county board of elections. R E Church of Jonesville, spokesman for beer supporters, says nonresidents and unqualified voters cast ballots and that in one precinct the city leader counted the votes.
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Yadkin County
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MacArthur Says War in Korea Lacks Victory Hope
General MacArthur warned in Suwon that no side can win the war under current conditions and that stalemates will shift with forces and materiel. He cautioned Chinese forces have slim chances, urged a peaceful settlement, and noted Allied air and naval actions would aim to weaken the enemy while avoiding a decisive breakthrough.
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Korea
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Renchurie
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Mahur
Asia
Admiral Sherman Meets Pope in Private Audience
Vice Admiral Forrest P. Sherman commander of the U S Mediterranean Fleet held a private audience with Pope Pius XII in Vatican City today. Mrs. Sherman accompanied him on the visit.
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Vatican City
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Forrest P. Sherman
U. S
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