College basketball results sweep across conferences
Conference action across the nation left Oklahoma A&M and California amid tight races. Notable games included a Missouri Valley shift, Pacific Coast tension, and several late rallies as Holy Cross, Duquesne, Boston University, and Temple posted wins or near upsets shaping postseason hopes.
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Heiress Dies After 25 Years in Locked Apartment
New York reports Mary Warren Fowler, 52, found dead in a cluttered West 95th Street apartment after years of isolation. She died of natural causes about a week earlier, with detectives describing seven rooms piled with junk, food cartons, cans, magazines, and debris. Neighbors recalled her social withdrawal following her parents’ deaths.
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Renounces American Citizenship by Henry M. Noel Jr.
In Kassel Germany Henry Martyn Noel Jr., a former Harvard student, renounced his U S citizenship claiming he backs a one world ideal. He lives as a laborer in a candle lit room above a pigsty, earns about 25 marks weekly, and hopes to stay a year or two while facing possible repatriation or legal questions from U S authorities.
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De Valera May Overthrow New Coalition Rule
Dublin reports that Fire began its first coalition experiment as De Valera faces ouster from power after 16 years. His Pinna Fail party holds 88 seats, six short of a majority, fueling forecasts of a new election within the year as five parties seek to redefine government.
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Yugoslavia protests arrival of US cruiser Providence
Yugoslavia delivered notes to the State Department protesting the arrival of the American cruiser Providence in Trieste. It argues the visit increases allied forces beyond treaty limits and violates terms allowing only UN Security Council directed forces. The notes request investigation and assurances on future visits. The Providence, part of the Mediterranean force, carried 960 men during a routine Trieste call.
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Congress Moves to a Busy Lawmaking Pace
Congress plans multiple lawmaking moves with House Republicans and Speaker Martin backing a summer program. Senate cuts budget to 27.2 billion dollars for the coming year, no major House opposition, and next week set to advance several items including rivers and harbors funding and civilian service reforms. The piece notes ongoing debates on rent control, seaway development, and European recovery, concluding with a trivia line about the eye’s rods and cones.
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Democrats Fear Wallace Drive Splits Party Tone
Washington report shows the Democratic National Committee warning of distress amid Henry Wallace third party push. McGrath urged Wallace to realize he can only defeat liberal reforms, as party figures fret over Wallace’s 464,000 California signatures and NY congressional upset. Senate and South tensions flare over civil rights and dinners, with Stassen and Aiken commenting on party shifts and voter disillusionment.
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Political Harsh Words On Truman Veep Speculation
Lucas accuses Communists of voting while Democrats and Republicans stayed home. Sadowski says only a foreign policy shift and Pepper as VP could save Truman. Pepper, once linked as a potential running mate for Wallace, says he will remain a Democrat.
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Old Machinis Is Toymaker for Kids of Neighborhood
Des Moines craftsman Arthur Hill, 72, trims cigar boxes into flat bodied figures and makes wooden furniture and toy vehicles from orange crate wood. He donates toys to churches and schools, calling it a非fulfilling hobby that brings happiness to children.
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