Treasonous statements spark anti communism stance
Our Daily Bread argues Communist leaders in France Italy and the United States threaten national defense by denying the duty to fight if Russia attacks. It condemns Russia as the mastermind and calls for prison terms for those advocating pacifism. The piece also notes Federal Reserve Board actions easing installment debt and predicts a gradual postwar living standard adjustment.
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Russian Politiburo
Russia
Beace
Communist
France
Italy
United States
Song
International
Communist Party
U.S.S.R
Patient in coma shows health despite six years of unconsciousness
A 56 year old man known as Patient X has been in a coma since February 5, 1943 after a fall from a pulley. Doctors, nurses and the Ohio State Industrial Commission report he remains in a prolonged coma with limited responsiveness but stable health.
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Cincinnati
Patidht
Bethesda Hospital
Wright Aeronautical Corporation
Ohio State Industrial Commission
Industrial Commission
Abert N. MecGinniss
Farmhouse Fire Kills Four in New York Estate
Stillwater New York March 3 State police report a farmhouse fire killed four people early today. Victims include Robert McNeil age 6, grandchild Janna Skellie age 2, Millard 7 and Calvin Wadsworth. Two Skellie children escaped. Parents were away when the blaze started.
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Stillwater
N. Y
Robert McNeal
Pulpwood Pioneer Harold Hendrix Promotes Conservation
Harold Hendrix, Nevada and Hampstead Counties pulpwood dealer, earns Southwide notice for forest conservation. He limits cut to growth capacity, markets topwood, and uses selective thinning to sustain timber for yearly needs. Frances Cook of Southern Pulpwood Conservation Association cites his long range program and sub contractors who ensure marked, quality trees. Hendrix credits Ozan Lumber and Doug Bemis for guidance, aiming to keep a stable supply and boost Arkansas industry.
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Harold Hendrix
Hendrix
Nevada
Hempsread
Frances J. Cook
Fror
Arkansas
Cooks
Hampstead
Pins
Cook
Ozan Lumber Company
Prescott
Doug Bemis
Bemis
O#an Lumber Company
Keep Arkansas Green
Ford
Hoang
Enepurasge
Mii
Hendrix’ Pulpwand
Springhill Mill
Af International Rener Company
Secoha
Senate Favors Medical Center Construction
The Kansas senate authorized a proposed 6.2 million medical center on state hospital grounds funded by 2 million state funds and 4.2 million federal funds. The body also adjusted governor appointee pay, adopted an emergency clause, and passed 18 budget bills totaling over 5 million.
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Litke Rock
Kansas Senate
Senate
McMath
J . B. Bonds
County Election Commission
State Education Department
Arkansas A.M
N. College
Pine Bluff
Flat Springs
Erememstrate
City of
Nine Feared Lost in Plane Crash Near Del Rio Texas
A missing C-37 plane with nine aboard is reported to have crashed in the Colorado mountains south of Del Rio Texas near the Mexican border. Sheriff A E Steinmetz says all aboard are feared dead and names list includes Maj Luria N Youngblood and 11 additional crew and passengers from various states.
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del Rio
Tex
A. E. Steinmetz
Colorado Mountains
Here
Mexico
Hampton Tfield
Calif
Lo Kelly
Ficks
San Antonio
Wink
Mex
el Paso
Mtex
Kelly
Forge
San Anlonio
Wansport
Luria N. Youngblood
E Houslon
Jimmy Deahline
Japan
Fe Agt
B Jones
Wellington
UTD
George N. Pennington
Chicago
Donald Wo
Baker
Ore
Wiliam KR. Barnes
Marshall
Texas
William W. McClure
Venetia
Glen J. Werden
Waterer
Mion T. Sei
Marcus Slayton
Tye Iron
D. H
Stew Jaddress
Nine Die as Muskegon Fire Destroys Home
A widowed mother Maude Clover and at least nine of her children perished when an oil stove exploded, spreading flames through their Lakewood home twelve miles north of Muskegon Michigan. Bodies recovered include Mrs Clover and of her children ages three to fifteen, with one unidentified body found. A surviving 17 year old Howard Clover was hospitalized in critical condition.
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Muskegon
Mich
Maude Clover
Lakewood
Here
Toomer
August Stasky
Clover
Mercy Hospital
Howard Clover
Iime
Ward
Victor Hervey
Montague
Tasky
Artiq Clver
Nancy
Sandy
Jimmy
Harald
David
Roger
Joan
Texas A&M Freshman Class President Elected
Ralph Wayne Rowe, formerly of Emmet and now residing in Texas City, has been elected president of the Texas A&M Freshman class of 1500 students. The Dean called him an outstanding student with a grade well over the average.
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Ralph Wayne Rowe
Sam Rowe
Emmet Now
Texas City
Texas
Texas A&m
Army Strings Wire Around Blockaded Reds
Frankfurt dispatch reports eight Russians barricaded in a mission house as barbed wire and floodlights seal the area. Army MP Covak notes water and food cut off while Russians request a newspaper, and officials deny water access. A standoff persists as Gen Clay ordered departure by March 1.
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Frankfurt
Germany
U.5. Army
CST
Wisttor
Sterling A. Wood
Mmarshal
Weed
Lucius D. Clay
Thek
Russia
Clay
Mrs Norwood to Head Washington Red Cross Workers
Washington Red Cross chairman is Mrs Fred Norwood who will be assisted by Jo Ann Carrigan and Billy Jo Massey. The Washington workers were erroneously omitted from the county list published two days ago.
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Washington Red Cross
Fred Norwood
Jo Ann Carrigan
Billy Jo Massey
Washington
So Unusual a Man Deserved an Unusual Name and He Had One- Napoleon Bonaparte
George Tucker recounts a ribald satirical tale of Napoleon Bonaparte as a clever fraud of vanity and jealousy. The narrative describes a sickly man craving world dominance, mistresses, and theatrical ambition, whose downfall comes from pride and flawed vanity.
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Napoleon Bonaparte
George Tucker
Hal Boyle
New York
Jeanne
Paopla
Uitisdalainias
Smith
Jones
Napoleon Buieuite
U S Communist Pledge Spurs War Powers Debate
Washington March 3 UP The pledge by U S Communist leaders to aid Russia in any war drew calls for sweeping laws to curb Communist activity. Reps Francis Case and Richard Nixon urged stronger measures, while other leaders dismissed it as expected, comparing it to actions by Communist regimes. Senators Lucas and Wherry warned of treason if Communists influenced policy, and Senator Russell labeled communism and patriotism incompatible amid fears of internal betrayal.
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Washington
U. S
Russia
United States
Francis Case
Richard M Nixon
R-Cal
House Un-American Activities Committee
Eugene Dennis
Wiliam Z. Foster
Case
Dennis-Foster
Dennis
Foster
U.S. Communist Party
Communist
New York
Communist Party
Wall Street
Combunists
Veven
Lincoln
Justice Department
Senate
Scott W. Lucas
Illinois
France
Italy
Kremlin
Kenneth S. Wherry
Nebraska
Stalin
America
Richard “Russell
D. Ga
Solons Back Smaller Installments Boost for Business
Washington reports lawmakers hailed a federal reserve order easing installment terms on items from cook stoves to radios and cars. Down payments drop to 19 percent for most goods while autos stay at one third. 21 months to repay, effective Monday, amid mixed views from Kaiser-Frazer and Rep. Patan on broader credit curbs.
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Federal Reserve Board
America
Washington
Edgar Kaiser
Generalanager
Kaiser-Frazer Corp
Patan
D-Tex
Dalanta Dugsitter
O'Mahoney
Senate House
Escaped Red Says Russia Set for War
A World War II veteran who fled to Japan said Russia would soon start a new war, claiming increased troop strength in the Par Nast. Allied officials introduced Syrayanov, a Red Army private, who crossed to Japan on a homemade raft from the Kurile Islands seeking U.S. entry. He described Russian bases and submarines near Sakhalin, Kuriles, and northern Japan, and said troops had been dispatched in the past year. He hopes to obtain Anjos citizenship someday.
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Tokyo
Japan
United States
Russia
Narnal
Inmokently Zyrayanov
Red Army
Kurile Islands
U.S. Army
Syrayanov
Vladimir Barashkov
Russian Hielovee
Barashkov
Pata
Syrayanoy
Sakhalin
Hokkai Uon
Hie
Zyvayayanov
Clow Community Launches Sweet Potato Seed Treatment Effort
Clow community announces a community wide sweet potato seed treatment campaign starting March 8 at the Vocational Agriculture Building in Clo Training School, Gran Ark. Tra Harris, Vocational Agriculture Instructor, presides. Sponsored by the Clow Walang Sehgal Chapter of New Barriers of Amyrics.
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Tran
Clo Training Schoor
Gran
Ark
Tra W. Harris
Cluw Walang Sehgal
Sgt. W. Smith to Be Buried on Friday
Sgt. Woodrow W. Smith killed in action on a bombing mission to Africa in 1943 will be buried Friday at 2pm at Huckabee Cemetery after services at Aprornon Chapel. Interment will follow with the American Legion post. Survived by father Henry W. Smith of Texarkany Route 4 a brother Otho C. of St. Louis and a sister Mrs BE H Stilo of Holderville Oklahoma.
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Woodrow W. Smith
Africa
Huckabee Cemetery
Aprornon Chapel
Sten 1
American Legion
Henry W. Smith
Texarkany
Otho C
St. Louis
BE. H. Stilo
Holderville
Okla
Lucky Lady I comes home after near globe circle feat
The Lucky Lady I crew led by Captain James Gallagher completed a 94 hour 1 minute non stop circumnavigation, covering 28 454 miles. They landed at Carswell Air Base after crossing seven seas and four continents with four mid air refuelings. Another B 50 bomber in training diverted due to an engine fire.
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Fort. Worth
Tex
Carswell Air Base
James Gallagher
Azores
Takingeoi
Gallagher
Ois
How Muatantine
Lan
Guaralithie
Bade Twa
Truman poised to accept defense chief Forrestal resigning
Washington March 3 President Truman is expected to accept James Forrestal’s long pending resignation as secretary of defense today. White House informants say the announcement could come at the 4 p.m. news conference. Louis Johnson, West Virginia lawyer, is the leading successor candidate with past service as secretary of the Navy and defense aide.
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Washington
Truman
James. Vo Forrest
Sec
Defense
Louis Johnson
West Virginia
the Post
White House
Forrestal
Forrestel
Rotary
Johnson
Kenneth Ro
Lonely Hear Slayers Trial In NY Case Details
District Attorney Gehrig urged speedy trial for Fernandez and Beck amid confessions of multiple murders. Michigan officials oppose extradition as life sentences loom, with victims including Eliphine Downing and her infant daughter Rainelle in Chicago area cases.
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Ure
Edward Robinson
Gram Rapids
Mich
Gehrig
Michigan
Fernandez
New York
Michlean
Eliphine Downing
Rainelle
Hempstead Man Among Prisoners Paroled
Arkansas parole board distributes paroles and pardons among inmates. Glen Brown of Dupage County sentenced November 1945 to 10 years for robbery. Leon Brown of Hempstead County sentenced June 1933 to 30 years for murder. J Griffith of Washington County sentenced 1916 to one year for embezzlement. Aythiner Johnson of Mississippi sentenced November 4, 1947 to grand larceny for seven years. Jefferson, Jansen, Minor, Roge, Water, Louis Wesley, and Mary Katherine White listed with varied sentences for murder, robbery, and related offenses.
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Arkansas Parole Board
Glen Brown
Dupgello County
Repbery- Leon Brown
Hempstead
Griffith
Washington
Johnson Missis
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Emmet
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Blaze
Mrs. Norwood
U.S
Solons
Red
Sgt. W. Smith
Mineola
N.Y. M
Atter County
Beck
Furth
Tanner
Grand Rapids
Raymond Fernandez
Martha Beck
John Doyle
Himtelde
South Washuvemuc
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