Red Hunt Disclosure Sparks Senate Security Inquiry
Washington March 10 The senate internal security committee launched a wide ranging inquiry into Communist influence in the United States and in federal jobs. Senator O Connor said the Communist network is directed by foreign agents and that plans may include a new airing of McCarthy accusations about infiltration of the state department.
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R-Wis
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Wisconsin
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Investige Group
Queuille forms middle-of-road coalition cabinet in Paris
Paris March 10 Henri Queuille formed a new middle of the road cabinet largely a copy of the Pleven government. The coalition united Socialists the Catholic MRP and Queuille's Radical-Socialists and was confirmed by the assembly 339 to 205 after a last minute bid to replace Bidault.
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Queuille
France
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Himelf
Assembly
Bidault
Relentless Police Hunt For Brutal Killer In Mary Hopkins Case
Police press forward in a fatal Willowbrook Street death case as clues vanish and tips pour in. Mary Hopkins, found nude in an abandoned house, is linked to High Point recent weeks. Thomas P. Trogden remains jailed as a material witness after locating the body. Investigators pursue diverse leads amid uncertain motives and medical factors cited by officials.
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Ead. C. Stoker
High Point
Thomas P. Trogden
Wood Yard
Hopkins
OPS Plans New Food Price Ceiling System
The government moves to regulate 500,000 retail stores and 2,000 wholesalers with a three order price control plan. OPS says margins will set local ceilings, leaving some foods higher and others lower, with a four week transition and no fixed housewife clarity yet.
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America
Office of Price Stabilization
Connally Defends Vandenberg Amid Rescue of Political Pressure
Senator Connally of Texas condemned a call by the Detroit and Wayne County Federation of Labor for Senator Vandenberg to resign as unworthy and shameful. He praised Vandenberg’s long service to Michigan and the United States, urging the fight against partisan moves. The federation announced its resolution through president Frank X. Martel, noting Vandenberg’s health since his lung operation 18 months ago.
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Wayne County Federation of Labor
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R-Mich
Conally
Texas
Texas Democrat
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United States
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Senate
GOP Chairman Tees Off At Democrats
Republican National Chairman Guy Gabrielson accused Democrats of corruption and incompetence in Washington and warned voters in 1952 to choose a party with “clean hands and a clean record.” He urged removing “the rascals out” over investigations of the RFC and alleged abuses while tying the rise of Communism to the current administration. He touted Republican unity despite internal differences.
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Guy Gabrielson
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Florida
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Big Three Rebuffed By Reds In Paris Talks
In Paris on March 10 the Western powers failed to win Russian agreement on a briefing for a Big Four foreign ministers meeting. Andrei Gromyko rejected a revised agenda and warned Moscow will not accept a wording that omits calls for demilitarization and arms reductions. Talks resume Monday at 4 pm local time with no substantive progress.
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United Kingdom
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White House secretary fired rumor sparks inquiry
Rep. Keating said he heard Truman fired Mrs. E Merl Young the White House stenographer. The Senate subcommittee investigated an influence ring linked to a fur coat purchase traced to Young and Washington lawyer Joseph Rosenbaum. Neither Young nor her husband commented while the President was in Key West Florida.
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R-N. Y
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Rosenbaum
Mrs. Young
Key West
Pia
Crackles The greatest unfinished business of them all
The fragment notes a focus on a major, unresolved enterprise labeled as the greatest unfinished business. It mentions no persons, places, dates, or concrete actions beyond the notion of an outstanding issue awaiting completion.
Assembly Begins Talk of Adjournment With Spending Unsettled
BLOYS BRITT RALEIGH March 10 Ailing unsettled spending and financing dominate talk as the general assembly enters its lith week. A joint appropriations subcommittee led by Guilford reviews the budget bill and $80,500,000 in additional requests aiming for quick action. Proposals to raise sales tax or lift exemptions spark debate while schools and cost of living increases are expected to be funded from rising revenue. The Powell city streets bill, transferring street maintenance to the state highway commission and channeling up to $5 million yearly to cities, faces final decision despite opposition from Governor Scott and the highway commission.
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Nowell
Textile Strike Still Probable Threatens 200000 Workers
Greensboro reports indicate a Thursday walkout among cotton rayon workers may proceed. William Pollock of the Textile Workers Union of America cautioned that a peaceful settlement seems unlikely and that national negotiations in Fall River and New Bedford Massachusetts will influence the outcome. Local unions in North Carolina plan to decide if their plants join the strike.
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William Pollock
New York
Textile Workers Union of America
C.so
T.W.U.A
Pollock
Fall River
New Bedford
Massachusetts
Council To Act On Election Revisions In Guilford County
A legislative measure to expand the Guilford County Board of Elections from three to seven members and shift election oversight will be presented to the council in a special session. The act sets term lengths, eligibility limits, and allows a co chair arrangement to ensure High Point representation, plus counting help for precincts outside High Point.
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Guilford County
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Board of County Commissioners
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State Board of Elections
High Point
Red Losses Tabulated At 25 000
Tokyo dispatch reports U S 25th division pushing north of the Han river as UN forces widen the drive in central Korea. Eighth Army notes high casualties tally for the period, while the 25th sits about 15 miles east of Seoul with next objective toward Chunchon. Marines move along the Hoengsong to Hongchon corridor facing entrenched Reds as British Commonwealth units gain about a mile.
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Han River
United Nations
U. S. Eighth Army
25Th
Seoul
Chunchon
Amerocare Coumiandl Gaaneen
Charles Palmer
U. S. First Marine Division
Hoengsong
Hongchon
Spain Hit by Strong Earthquake Across Central Regions
A powerful quake rattled central and southern Spain around 11 a.m. lasting six to nine seconds. Jaen and Granada reported property damage and minor injuries while the 15th century Jaen Cathedral sustained slight damage. Residents in Madrid Cordoba Jaen Morelia and other cities fled outdoors.
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Morecia
Today's Forecast Reads Cool With Morning Frost
Today's weather outlook shows a high of 48 degrees with clear skies and light winds. Last night dropped to 30 degrees with a chilly start and yesterday peaked at 53 degrees.
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