Hoover Warns Troop Gamble Against Expanding Europe Force
Former President Herbert Hoover told a Republican gathering that sending four more American Army divisions to Europe would be an unwarranted risk and could precipitate a war ending civilization. He urged Congress to assume military control of the Atlantic Pact and criticized Pentagon generals.
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Washington
Mar
U.P
Herbert Hoover
Europe
Senate
House
Congress
Pentagon
Hoover
Truman
Family of 3 Missing After Route Toward Tucson
A police search across two states targets Fred G Luke 35 Mary Rose 37 and their 2 year old Freddy Joe who vanished after leaving Long Beach on March 3 en route to Tucson to retrieve 8300 and return by March 12 for work at the Douglas art plant. Anna Schlaiter says no word from them since departure and fears foul play.
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Long Beach
Tucson
Fred G. Luke
Mary Rose
Freddy Joe
Luke
Anna Schlaifer
E. Harcourt Ave
Douglas
Red Army Falls Back as UN Forces Press Koreas Front
Reds abandon a broad Korea belt trading space for time amid 171000 casualties in six weeks. Almost 200000 allied troops advance into undefended lines while Reds retreat toward Hongchon and Seoul. Air scouts note heavy night traffic. US Air Force claims 450 Reds killed or wounded in 750 sorties and 88 vehicles destroyed.
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Tokyo
Red Army
Korea
No Man’s Land
Ko- Tean
United
8Th Army
Seoul
Hongchon
Changpyong
Mt. Taemi
38Th Parallel
North Korea
U.S. Suh
South Korea
When We Are All Dressed Up Editorial
An editorial warns that in two years the armed forces will be vast and millions of Europeans may be in combat divisions. It argues the United States must prepare for a possible war, or risk unemployment for idle military manpower, despite no current big war.
Vandenberg Near Death in Grand Rapids
Sen. Arthur H. Vandenberg, 66, Republican champion of international cooperation, lay near death tonight after a relapse two weeks into convalescence from lung and spine operations begun in 1949. A family member said it would take a miracle to save him.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Mar
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Liquidation of Stalin Urged in Vienna Leaflets
Austrian police report hundreds of anti Communist leaflets scattered near Soviet headquarters in Vienna urging Soviet army soldiers and officers to plan the liquidation of Premier Josef Stalin. The Russian language leaflets were signed NTS National Soviet Anti Bolshevist Committee and bore a three pronged fork symbol.
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Vienna
Austria
Josef Stalin
NTS
Murder Trial Defendant on Stand Today
Violet John Berling prepares to testify in her own defense in the torture and murder case of Kay Frances Erickson. She plans to reveal her relationship with Michael Verdugo and describe a scene where a 10 year old protege was tied to a file cabinet during a family dinner.
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Violet John Berling
Michael Verdugo
Mike
Kay Frances Erickson
Miss Berling
Verdugo
Flee Berling
Sea Breezes Cool City as Heat Lingers
Ocean breezes ease the Long Heath heat today after a three day stretch with temperatures in the 80s. Thermometer hits 82 yesterday noon, 74 later, while Angelenos endure 87 as Burbank San Diego and San Bernardino reach mid to upper 70s and 60s respectively.
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Long Heath
Burbank
San Diego
San Bernardino
Santa Barbara
Musicians and Networks Agree on Wage Terms
James C. Petrillo president of the American Federation of Musicians and network representatives announced a wage agreement to avert an imminent strike. Musicians will receive a 15 percent increase subject to federal appeal with other benefits, and New Ver staff musicians currently earn 191 dollars for a 40 hour week.
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NEW _ YORK
Mar
James C. Petrillo
American Federation of Musicians
Petrillo
Newver
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Drew Pearson
Ray Tecker
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