Four Leaders Urge Full Foreign Aid To Back Western Security
In a senate hearing, Secretary of State Acheson Mutual Security head Harriman and Defense Secretary Lovett urged $7.9 billion in foreign aid for fiscal 1953. Gen Bradley said the program is the keystone of collective security and warned cuts could jeopardize Western defenses and U.S. safety.
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Red Cross proposes probe into germ warfare charges
The International Red Cross offered to form an investigating commission into Communist claims that Allied planes drop disease insects over Korea and China. The offer hinges on both sides agreeing to the inquiry with dispatches sent to Acheson, Kim Sung and Peng Teh Huai.
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The Last Forty Days the Shepherd The Master’s Grief
A spiritual meditation by Julien C. Hyer on Christ weeping over cities. The piece imagines Jesus viewing urban sins and the sorrow it would provoke as he contemplates graft vice and human failure.
Ouster Threat Hits Ford Local 600 Leaders
Heads of Ford Local 600, the UAW CIO, faced ouster after the international board ordered a hearing to appoint an administrator. The action follows a House Un-American Activities Committee inquiry alleging the local’s officers failed to enforce anti Communist rules. Officers Pat Rice and William Hood refused to answer questions during testimony. Carl Stellato and William Grant did not testify.
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Wage ceiling set for U.S. construction workers
The wage stabilization board imposes a 15 cent an hour ceiling on 1960 pay raises for more than 3 million construction workers and approves health and welfare plans with a 72 cent per hour employer contribution limit. Management members dissented on the health policy and the changes align with prior cost of living adjustments.
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Wage Stabilization Board
Rayburn Backs Move To Revive UMT Bill
Speaker Sam Rayburn endorsed bringing up a modified universal military training bill in the House. He told reporters he believes the House could approve the measure if revived, signaling a new push amid long deadlock and late bulletins from Washington.
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White House Link With Morris Tied To 1947 Visit
Former maritime commission chairman testified that Newbold Morris may have visited General W. W. Smith in December 1947 to seek surplus U S tankers for a Chinese financed firm. Smith admitted Turner could have delivered a message but noted no business with Morris. Senate hearings focus on Morris anti corruption drive amid distrust.
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Maritime Commission
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Newbold Morris
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W. W. Smith
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Robert C. Turner
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University of Indiana
Superfortresses Collide Killing 15 In Texas
Two B 29 bombers on training flights from Randolph Air Force Base collided in instrument conditions in south Texas killing 15 crewmen. One aircraft crashed in the hills and bodies and wreckage spread over five miles while the other exploded after a controlled glide.
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Army killed bill to restore crosses at Honolulu cemetery
A house interior subcommittee killed legislation to require the army to restore white crosses on graves at the National Memorial Cemetery in Punchbowl Honolulu. Col James B Clearwater testified restoration would violate national cemetery policy. The Hawaii issue sparked protests and a special debate over policy.
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Honolulu
National Memorial Cemetery
James B. Clearwater
Army Quartermaster Corps Memorial Division
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Clearwater
Joseph R. Farrington
Nash gold anniversary models to debut in Kenosha
Nash Motors presents its 1952 Ambassador and Statesman cars styled by Pinin Farina marking the 50th anniversary of the Kenosha plant. New front end suspension roomier interiors and brighter dashboards promise improved ride and visibility. A civic banquet on April 3 at the Eagles club will highlight year long events with Nash Kelvinator executives among dignitaries.
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George Mason
Nash
Pinin Farina
Eagles Club
Nash- Kelvinator Corporation
Stanley Haukedahl
Wisconsin Sees Widespread Snowfall Across State
Weather report notes heavy wet snow in nearly all Wisconsin regions except the north. Poor visibility and slick pavements hinder driving though roads remained open. A northwest wind battered windows as flurries and colder air arrive with diminishing winds. Friday forecast partly cloudy near 32 degrees. Downtown Kenosha noon reading 33 degrees.
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