Big Three Get Tough With Reds
Western deputies pressed Andrei Gromyko in Paris as March eleventh talks hardened. They demand a foreign ministers meeting only after agreeing on arms control and German demilitarization, while Gromyko seeks to tie attempts to curb rearmament to an agenda and Potsdam reversals.
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Paris
Andrei Gromyko
Philip Jessup
United States
Ernest Davies
Britain
Alexandre Parodi
France
Parodi
Epie
Prague
Gromyko
Ten- Davies
Germany
Potsdam
Russia
Sailor Detains Major General After Slap Incident
In Honolulu a navy storekeeper, Philip Chong Burt, 26, of Hibbing Minnesota, brought a U S Air Force major general to police after slapping him twice and accusing him of being a Communist. Maj. Gen. David M Yo er, returning from Korea, was questioned as Burt claimed the officer spoke to sailors about his unit and failed to identify himself. General Schlatter described the incident and Burt’s custody by military police.
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Honolulu
Philip Chong
Honopm
David M. Yoter
U. S. air force research and development _ section
U. S. Air Force
Europe
Burt
Schlatter
Cugie's Troubles Grow for Xavier Cugat Case
In Santa Monica on March 17 lawyers for Lorraine Allen Cugat say they have billed $10,335 for legal work since the last paycheck and are $700 in court costs. The tax lien on Cugat's Brentwood home and $40,000 in 1949 royalties are tied up, with $2,000 monthly alimony awarded to Mrs. Cugat and claims he is over $40,000 behind.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Cugie
Lorraine Allen Cugat
Superior Court
Xavier Cugat
California
Cugat
Brentwood
Columbia Records
St Patrick Day Festivities Across Cities Amid Parades
Irish celebrations mark St Patrick's Day with parades in Dublin and New York. In Dublin Archbishop McQuaid led Mass at the Pro-cathedral while Lord Mayor Belton hosted official ceremonies. New York saw 100000 marchers along Fifth Avenue, led by Mayor Vincent J. Impellitteri with Saypol and O'Dwyer in attendance.
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O'Connell Street
Mansion House
John Belton
New York
St. Patrick’s
New Reth Avenue
Vincent
Jeri
William O'Dwyer
Mexico
U. S
Irving H. Saypol
Taft Launches Broad Attack Over Reds in Government
Senator Taft of Ohio leveled a wide assault on the Truman administration charging political corruption and a whitewash of alleged Communist influence in government. He cited investigations into the RFC and White House ties, urging abolition of the agency and warning against military commitments without Congress.
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Taft
Republicas College
Charlottesville
Ohio
RFC
United States Treasury
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Senate Banking
Fulbright
D.-Ark
White House
Democratic National Committee
Truman
Vandenberg Condition Reported Grave In Michigan
GRAND RAPIDS Mich March 17 Senator Arthur H Vandenbergs condition remained grave throughout the day His physician Dr A B Smith omitted the usual late report indicating no change for the better The morning bulletin said the senator was not as good as Friday when slight improvement had been reported
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Arthur H. Vandenberg
A. B. Smith
Jury Acquits Holbrook In Wilkes County Death
In Wilkes County North Carolina a superior court jury acquitted Claude Holbrook of charges related to a rifle incident that killed a neighbor, Clay Bowers, after a three hour deliberation. Holbrook testified the rifle discharged accidentally during a struggle near their homes in the Moxley community on January 30.
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Holbrook
Wilkes County
North Wilkesboro
Claude Hol
Clay Bowers
Bowers
Moxley
Costello under world crime probe amid perjury signals
New York mob boss Frank Costello twice refused to talk to Senate investigators as Kefauver committee seeks contempt charges for Costello and two allies. Halley said Costello’s testimony is essential to prove his control of the New York Eastern underworld while O’Dwyer arrives to offer ties to Tammany Hall and judgeship influence.
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New York
Cen
Frank Frank Costello
Senate
Halley
Transem
Costello
U. S
Washington
Sen
Estes Kefauver
D.-Tenn
Joe Adoinis
Frank Erickson
New York City
James Moran
Brooklyn
Louise
Salting
pRagPnare Prosnesnygh
Brum Dg
Eer
William Obever
Mexico
Tammany
O'Dwyer
Tammany Hall
Manhattan
Ae Cn O'Dwyer
Senators Predict Tax Boost Delay
Top Senate finance committee members say individual income taxes may not rise until October. Chairman George of Georgia expects no tax increase bill before July 1 and no retroactive tax. Senator Millikin of Colorado calls acting before July 1 on Truman's $10 billion tax request a miracle and agrees withholding taxes likely delayed until the October quarter.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
George
D-Ga
Senate
Millikin
Colorado
Truman
Colorado Republican
Congress
Allied Offensive Hammer Near 38th Parallel
U S army censors tighten rules on Korean war dispatches to block leaks. New limits bar details on unit size, positions, and shell totals to thwart Communist intelligence. MacArthur travels toward central Korea as Allied forces press within 22 miles of the 38th parallel amid heavy censorship.
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38Th Parallel
Lota
Korea
Japan
Ite
Tokyo
United Nations
Chunchon
U. S
MacArthur
Macthur
North
South Korea
George E. Stratemeyer
Far East
Eighth Army
Coree An Ms Fei
Cuure
Willi Conard
Hongchow
Nate Polowetzky
Jim Becker
Seoul
Han River
Six Navy Men Die As Plane Explodes
Six sailors were killed when a twin engine Navy plane exploded near Calhoun Louisiana during a routine training flight from Pensacola to Dallas. The flaming wreckage was scattered over about a square mile and one body was found burned half a mile away. The crash occurred less than five minutes after the pilot broadcast that all was well.
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Calhoun
Here
Pensacola
Fla., Naval Air Station
Dallas
Texas
Eisenhower denies Truman political deal for 1952
Paris March 17 Ike denied that Truman mentioned any 1952 political possibilities. Brig. Gen. Lanham said the President never mentioned such possibilities to Ike and the general quoted Truman as making no deal. The piece notes prior denials and Ike's past statements about not seeking political office.
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Paris
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Truman
Merrill Mueller
NBC
Eisenhower
Quill
Sigma Delta Chi
Brig
C. T. Lanham
SHAPE
Allied Powers
Europe
United States
Ike Mueller
Gen
Palace
Oer
Mueller
San Francisco
Ike
Harry Truman
White House
New Hampshire
Philadelphia
Mobilizers Eye Bigger Wage Stabilization Board
President Truman may create an 18 man Wage Stabilization Board to ease wage contentions. Labor rallies in Washington target high prices while price controllers debate markups for food. Officials discuss powers, with industry rejecting broad authority but willing to serve on a board if created.
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Washington
Truman
Tae Ba Labor and Management Proba
Office of Price Stabilization
Edward P. Morgan
Morgan
Johnston
United Labor Policy Committee
Amee
Incompetency Charged To Officers In Korea
A California bi weekly newspaper protests army incompetence in Korea amid charges of corruption. Publisher Keep claims unsigned article defends exposing officer failures and calls for a public Senate subcommittee hearing. The piece identifies a Roman Catholic chaplain with the Marines and notes the magazine’s 50,000 California circulation.
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Korea
Army Pace
F. L. Parks
Knowland
Keep
Otto E. Sporrer
San Diego Naval Hospital
United States
Iota
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Geta
Dolar Keep
Navy
Marine Artnight
California
Most Colleges Oppose Study Acceleration
The American Council of Education reports that 55 percent of 205 colleges surveyed oppose compulsory acceleration of study at this time. Institutions cited concerns that speed up is neither necessary nor desirable under present conditions.
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Washington
American Council of Education
Polio Hospital Row Unsettled Ends With Return to Posts
Five physical therapists at Central Convalescent hospital in Greensboro who resigned last Thursday will return to their posts on Monday. A spokesman said they will resume duties while submitting resignations effective in two weeks. The departures followed a policy dispute with hospital administrator Frank W. Mulcahy.
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Greensboro
Central Convalescent Hospital
Polio
Frank W. Mulcahy
Patricia Patrick Celebrates 15th Birthday on St Patrick’s Day
Patricia Patrick, born in Shenandoah, Pennsylvania to Dr. John Patrick, marked her 15th birthday in Clifton New Jersey on March 17 amid St Patrick’s Day celebrations.
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Clifton
N. J
Patricia Patrick
Shenandoah
John Patrick
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