Allies Exchange POW Plan in Korean War Talks
In Munsan Korea AP negotiators outlining POW exchange details as U N Command seeks a compromise. Allied spokesman cautions neither optimism nor pessimism warranted amid secret sessions. A dispute rises over whether the U N Command speaks for the Korean people. Col Don Darrow incident referenced during translation talks.
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U.N. Command
Don O. Darrow
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Navy Begins Guided Missile Training Under Navy Start
Navy Brig. Gen. William P. Nuckols has started training crews for the U N spokesman role as the guided missile program expands. The Navy says thousands of personnel will need training as new weapons reach fleet service, with Unit No. 21 linked to a broader program centered at Point Mugu California and afloat operations.
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United Nations
Chang Chun San
Washington
Navy
William P. Nuckols
U. N
Asia
Korea
Cers
Point Mugu Calif
Eight Dead In Somerset Farm Blaze
Eight persons including six children died in a farmhouse fire near Rockwood Somerset County Pennsylvania. One child, Franklin Whipkey age 10, escaped by jumping from a window. Firefighters arrived to find the blaze out of control and four bodies retrieved. coroner said only a smoldering shell remained.
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Rockwood
Pennsylvania
Franklin Whipkey
John Whipkay
Lold
C. G. Saylor
Somerset County
Whipkey
Somerset Borough
Cleanup fires force Indiana Fire Department response
Unruly cleanup-time fires continued to worsen with two grass blazes reported yesterday. The first fire burned near the Park farm along the South Sixth street extension, while a second blaze spread on the North Fifth street extension. Brilhart and Null Hairdress has opened at 620 Phila St. Phone oGanh.
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Nightclubs In London Finding Times Tough
London clubs face higher overheads and tighter rules as the late-night scene struggles. Taxes and membership costs bite, reducing hours and forcing clubs to cut staff and entertainment options.
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London
Officials Cenfer On Steel Plan
Washington AP describes top administration officials debating a steel wage price plan to avert an April 8 strike. Charles E. Wilson met with Wage Stabilization Board chair Feinsinger and officials Putnam Arnell to push for lower wage settlements, while Feinsinger defended the 1 74 4 cent wage boost as fair. The talks reflect friction over inflationary costs and possible resignations as Truman returns from Florida.
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Nathan P. Feinsinger
Wage Stabilization Board
Roger Putnam
Ellis Arnell
Wilson
Feinsinger
Wage Board
WSB
CIO
Truman
Florida
Icio United Steelworkers
Reading Robbery Probe Reaches $190000 Mark
Reading police chase a two suspect burglary at Helen M. Bidden home as the stash climbs past 190000 dollars. Paul Baer confesses Greely aided the theft and both men face burglary larceny and receiving charges. Bail warrants issued by Alderman Warner.
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Helen M. Bidden
Paul Baer
Edward Joseph Greely
Reading
Paul Slapikas
Baer
Slapikas
Greely
Alderman C. LeRoy
Warner
Nebraskans Warned Of Solicitors In Primary Drive
Residents in Indiana and Nebraska faced warnings about deceptive solicitors as presidential primary campaigning intensified. A two-pronged house-to-house scam involved a United Jewish Appeal recruiter and a Made in England yard goods con, while Omaha reports show national candidates staging a last-stretch push toward Nebraska's April 1 primary.
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Indiana
Speman
Ana
United Jewish Appeal
England
Omaha
Telephone Blackout In County After Ditch-Digging Accident
A ditch-digging machine struck Bell Telephone main cable near Homer City Indiana County plunging WDAD Indiana and several lines into a communications blackout. 172 circuits were severed disrupting Homer City and reaching Black Lick Blairsville DuBois and Kane until splices restored gradually through the night.
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Homer City
Wdad-Indiana
Mark Simpson
Bell Telephone System
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Black Lick
Blairsville
DuBois
Kane
James R. Cober
Ball Telephone
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Punxsutawney Central
Syiemville Central
Control Law Extension Faces Opposition With Steel Pay Boost Cited
Washington AP reports Congress shows storm signals on extending and strengthening price, wage, rent, credit and materials controls. Opposition grows over a steelworkers pay raise aimed to avert a crippling strike. Senate Banking Committee chair Maybank pushes for action, but progress stalls as OPS protests tentative committee moves and a vote to revise the Herlong Amendment looms.
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Chicago
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Former aide seeks mercy in grain deal probe
Washington A former Department aide, Alfred ONeill of Edmunds County South Dakota, pleaded for mercy before Senate investigators a day after delaying testimony on government grain deal scandals. He is already under grand jury inquiry.
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O'Neill
McCreary
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Edmunds County
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Plane Afire Lands In Wheat Field No Major Injuries
Chief Pilot Jack Stanford landed Braniff DC-4 in a wheat field after engine failure and wing fire with 50 aboard. One passenger injured. Flight crew John Beakley and Stanford declined praise. Passenger O R Stites called the landing exceptionally smooth.
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Kan
Jack Stanford
Braniff Airlines
Stanford
John Beakley
Dallas
Tex
O. R. Stites
Oklahoma City
Infant dies? No, burns hospital stay after mattress fire
Nineteen month old Wesley Rodkey, son of Walter Rodkey of Robinson, suffered second and third degree burns to his right leg and hand when his mattress unexpectedly caught fire last night. The child was rushed to Lee Hospital in Johnstown for treatment.
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Merchandise Fair To Close Tonight
The annual Merchandise Fair at the gymnasium of Indiana State Teachers College closes tonight at nine. Admission is free to the public and numerous attractive displays have been secured. Free samples of many types of merchandise are offered to attendees.
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Made to Order People Predicted by Dr Gerard
Howard W. Blakeslee reports a prediction that future humans could be created from fertilized eggs in test tube culture with animals as surrogates. Dr Ralph W Gerard of University of Chicago says early steps exist but widespread engineered humans would take long, and such beings could form castes or monotony.
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New York
Ralph W. Gerard
University of Chition
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Mutuals
Tire and Casualty
Plans for 403000 Central Office Building in Gistown
Plan details revealed by Pennsylvania Telephone Co for a 403000 central office building at Gistown. Includes local market ads for 5c corn and oranges priced per dozen, and notices of recurring Friday night round and square dance sponsored by treekside Athletic Association with music by Rhythm Rangers.
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al Jordan
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Tulips for White House Missed by Visit Plan
Dutch tulip bulbs intended for Queen Juliana’s visit to the United States were delayed by a longshoreman strike and White House remodeling. Gardeners at the Netherlands Embassy fast tracked about 6,000 bulbs for the fountain and south garden, hoping they bloom for the royal visit, with 2,000 additional bulbs potted for quicker growth. The new orange Juliana variety is touted as a Dutch immigrant garden feature.
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Netherlands
Washington
Holland
Jouse
White House
Juliana
Grounds
Ident
Mrs. Truman
New York
Pennsylvania
Spa
House of Orange
Hester
J R. J. Benkenkamp
Em-House
Inteziog
Young GOP Club Meets Tonight in Memorial Hall
Indiana County Young Republican Club hosts state representative candidates tonight at Memorial Hall South Sixth Street. Public forum allows candidates to speak to attendees, each getting several minutes to present before election time.
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Indiana County Young Republican Club
Memorial Hall
South Sixth Street
Sanitary Board cites coal firms over water violations
The State Sanitary Water Board cited the Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Company's Young Township operations for alleged Clean Streams Law violations. Another charge was filed against the Owen-Kling Coal Company in nearby Cambria County.
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State Sanitary Water Board
Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Company
Young Township
Owen-Kling Coal Company
Catbria County
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