Missouri Officers Go on Trial for Grounding
General courts martial convened in Norfolk for two Missouri officers Mil lett and Morris over the grounding in Chesapeake Bay January 17. Millett faces neglect and negligence charges for failing to study documents about a secret electronic range. Morris faces incompetency and neglect charges. Captain Brown awaits stand trial with a postponed date.
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Norfolk
Missouri
Chesapeake Bay
Comdy
John RB. Millett
Big Mo
Frank G. Morris
William D. Brown
Tfoust
Millett
Morris
Brown
Rhythm and Variety Radio Schedule Broadens Evening Lineup
The station announces a dense Wednesday program slate featuring Rhythm Roundup News Roundup Quarter Time Jolly Baker Boy Musical Clack Breakfast Edition Calendar of Myvents and Morning Devotional plus mixed music blocks, Nashville calls, Easter Parade, fashion parade, and Kid-focused segments. A busy lineup includes Behind the Story, Party Line Patter, Light Crust Dough Boys, and student parade coverage with local acts such as Hillbilly Spotlight and Nashville Varieties. The day wraps with market updates, Stamps Baxter Melody Boys, and a trio of sports and news programs, concluding with a Golden Gloves bout overview and a sign off.
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Myvents
Robert Hurleigh
Nashville
Ating Farm
Church of Christ
Poola
Shaw
Melody Corral
Mark Rail
Tom Mix
Star & Sports
Gabriel Weatter
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Bill Henry
Phays
Frank Eduwards
Rere
Oklahoma State Symphony
Jetes
Conviction of Contempt Upheld by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court upheld the contempt conviction of Dennis for willful disobedience of a subpoena to appear before the House. Chief Justice Vinson and Justices Jackson Reed Burtus i joined the majority. Justices Black and Frankfurter dissented. The 5-2 ruling centered on Congress authority and a key subpoena.
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Washington
Miarel
Supreme Court
Tipoluvhit
Uae
Black
Frankfurter
Clark
Douglas Tek Po
Minton
Vinson
Jackson
Reed
Burtusi
Dennis
Jpoena
House
MacArthur says no advantage in war. peace goal seen
In a Copley interview from Tokyo, Gen Douglas MacArthur, 71, describes himself as a scholar in a chair, defending peace while acknowledging Asia’s volatile postwar scene. He notes long range bombers jet fighters and four divisions prove readiness but asserts no one gains true victory in modern conflict and war imposes heavy burdens on all.
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Klein
Alhambra
Calif
Post-Advocate
Far East
Copley
Gen. MacArthur
Tokyo
Herbert G. Kieth
Japan
Philippines
Douglas MacArthur
Asiatic
Orient
MacArthur
Accused Says Charges Bring Hate
Washington officials deflect McCarthy claims linking Haidore Hanson to communism. Hanson denounces senatorial immunity used to spark whispers of suspicion and hate. Larson family faces humiliating incidents amid accusations, while Hanson prepares to testify before the committee.
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Washington
State Department
Haidore Hanson
McCarthy
Tydings
Hanson
Wisconsin
Larson
Senate Belp
State Department of Fiedal
Virginia
Janson
United States
Hinson
Sundtor Benson D-Conn
Franklin B. Roosevelt
Ima
Easter McCarthy
New Today
New York Times
Husson
Papa 23
Radio Schedule Highlights New York March 28
Radio listings show NBC and ABC programs across prime slots led by Cavalcade Drama with Richard Widmark Bob Hope Fibber and Molly People Are Funny and Mystery Theater. Also featured are Gentlemen of The Press Town Meeting from Peorin Lime For Defense and Count of Monte Cristo detective drama.
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New York
Nbc—T
Hichard Widmarks
Bob Hope
Molly
Fuinny
Ubs
Mr. Godt Mus
North
Luighi
Vailip Marlowe
ABC
Gentlemen of the Press
Peorin
Monte Cristo
Roundup of College and Pro Sports News Mix
New York reports a busy sports roundup with notes on exhibition season plans for the Phillies and Dodgers in Miami starting March 1. Cornell Athletic Association receives a ticket inquiry from a Columbus alumnus. Roy Clogston, NC State athletic director, considered for Minnesota job before Barnie Bierman took it. Hadley films Boston Braves practice while Bill Allen, 8, 6'5" pitcher, jokes about hitting. Budgets and attendance figures from Wisconsin high school tournament surface, with 30,000 in two sessions across Indianapolis and Bloomington sites. George Fazio takes golf post at Woodmont Club. Rutgers coach George Case, once with Washington, had not seen college baseball before. Max E. R. Keiffer starts importing German ceramic figurines. Sam Hammeerstrom and John McLaughry, both Eastern All-Star alums, led undefeated seasons last year at Union and Jamestown High School respectively.
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New York
Phillies
Dodgers
Miami
Marietta
Cornell Athletic Association
Columbus
Charles Rindsfoos
Roy Clogston
Carolina State
Minnesota
Barnie Bierman
Ding Tucker
Wnco
Baylor Basketball NJ
Hadley Capers
Bears
Kansas City
City College
Jusuad
Indiana
Indianapolis
Bloomington
LaPaqvette
Muncie
Madison
George Fazio
Woodmont Club
Rockville
George Case
Washington
Rutgers
Max E. R. Keiffer
Army
Germany
Sam Hammeerstrom
New Union College
John McLaughry
Giants
John
Union
Sam
Jamestown
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Associated Press Style
Yesterday's results show St Louis New York Boston Detroit Philadelphia Brooklyn Philadelphia Washington New York St Louis Cleveland Pittsburgh Cincinnati Syracuse. Today's game notes include Cleveland Airs New York Serious Traveler and a brief U S District Court reference. A breakfast tax fine of $1000 is noted.
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St. Ouis
New York
Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Washington
St. Louis
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Syracuse
Phoenix
Avie
Cinemali Uy
Lakeland
Fla
St. Petersburg
New Premier Tries for Belgian Peace
Brussels reports Albert Deveze the new premier designate seeks a national solution to Belgium's monarchy crisis. Parliament may be dissolved for at least 40 days, while Deveze tries to avert abdication and ensure Leopold returns briefly to abdicate to Prince Baudouin. Talks with Liberal, Catholic, and Socialist leaders continue amid threat of elections.
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Belgium
Albert Deveze
Europe
Devere
Holland
Atlantic Pact
Liberal Party
Preimierm
Prince Baudouin
Fay
Liberal
House At Representatives
Leopard
Social Christia
Fights Last Night Washington bout results
Washington fighter Washington outpointed Julian Keene in a 169 pound match. St Louis opponent Rituy outpointed Glen Flanagan in a 127 3 4 pound bout. Chicago opponent Corton outpointed Tevet Southall in a 150 1 2 pound clash.
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Associated Press
Washington
Julian Keene
Sipio Ladyton
Baltigonereny
St. Louis
Charley Rituy
Glen Flanagan
St. Paulag
Chicago
Charlo Corton
Detroit
Tevet Southall
Russ Cli
Minneapolis Leads Series In Central Playoffs
Nationals playoff action featuring the Central division finals shows Minneapolis holding a 2-0 lead over Fort Wayne as the best of seven series continues. Other results include New York edging Dallas 80 78 in a tied AL series spotlighting tonight s schedule across multiple divisions and venues.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Jayt
Wayne
Mineapolis
New York
Beisigepors
Fort Wayne
Sinstts Anderson
Widianapolis
Bae
Pacific Coast League Opens 1950 Schedule Tonight
San Francisco reports the Pacific Coast baseball season begins tonight as the 200-game schedule opens, ending the long wait since the 1849 World Series and marking the first official 1950 appearance for the league.
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San Francisco
Another Heavy Title Fight Called Off
Buffalo March 28 The NBA heavyweight title bout between Ezzard Charles and Freddie Beshore was postponed indefinitely after a rib injury bruised Charles heart muscle. The New York State Athletic Commission said Charles could fight in two months. Promoter Dewey Michaels of Ane Fairview Athletic Club canceled the bid after sinking about $10 000, with a potential $40 000 gate not yielding enough profit to cover costs.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Ezzard Charles
Freddie Beshore
New York State Athletics Commission
Charles
Dewey Michiels
Ane Fairview Athletic Club
Michaels
Reshore
Golf Open playoff decides Greensboro champion
Sports brief recalls past winners: Sammy Snead defeated Lloyd Mangrum by two strokes in a playoff to win the $2,000 Greensboro Golf Open. Also notes Bert LaBru Cherie hired at UCLA five years earlier, Zeke Bonura signing with the Giants ten years ago for $10,000, and Sam Braden of the St. Louis Cardinals denying a Detroit shift fifteen years past.
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Toiay
Sammy Snead
Lloyd Mangrum
Greensboro
Bert LaBru- Cherie
UCLA
Zeke Bonura
New York Giants
Sam Breadon
St. Louis Cardinals
Detroit
Elephants Punished for Fatal Child Crush at Ringling Bros
In Sarasota on March 28 a circus elephant named Dolly killed a five year old boy, Roger Schooley, while he fed peanuts. Dolly will be executed before Thursday by lethal narcotic and buried in a pit at the Ringling quarters. Roger's parents, Elmer and the Las Vegas, New Mexico family, are connected to local institutions.
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Sarasota Fla
Marreh
Yust
Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey
Roger Schooley
Dolly
Henry Ringling North
Roger
Elmer Schooley
Las Vegas
Mex
Ringling School of Art
Highlands University
CCNY Favored to Win NCAA Title In Madison Square Garden
CCNY rides a two point favorite line to topple Bradley for NCAA championship at Madison Square Garden tonight after its upset-filled run to the finals. Bradley enters as the top team of the season while CCNY, long dismissed, seeks a historic double crown after beating Ohio State and North Carolina State to reach this stage.
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New York
uPi
Oricity College of New York
Bradiey
Beavers
Dowdle
Bobby Jones
Madison Square Garden
Baylor
North Carolina State
Bradley
CCNY
Ohio State
the Garden
Defense math and civilian aid spark security debate
Washington urges a decade long, 30 billion plan to shield the nation from atomic attack and warns of a potential garrison state. Officials say a civilian defense program is underway with 15 000 volunteer airplane spotters trained for war and radar and anti aircraft measures expanding in the northwest.
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Washington
United States
De.Paul
A. Larsen
Defense Department
Department Atlion
Hanford
Wash
Atomic Energy Commission
Snaring Crocodiles Seen As Preferred Leather Method
Report notes snaring is the favored technique to capture crocodiles for leather as it avoids damaging the hide.
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Alan White
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Arkansas
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Yongee
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East Division
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Count of Monte Cristo
Frank Edwards
Mutual
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Press Club
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Pacific Coast
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Bump Hedley
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Boston Braves
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Bump
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American Activities Committee
U. S
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