Truman Defers Return of Eisenhower to His Judgment
President Truman said Gen Dwight D Eisenhower could return from Europe whenever safe and proper and left the decision to him. Truman rejected links between Korea peace and his own political plans and said he would keep Eisenhower's military role separate from politics.
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Fla
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Paris
Ike
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Citizens For Eisenhower
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Taft Backs Out of New Jersey Primary
Sen. Robert A. Taft withdraws from the New Jersey presidential primary on April 15 citing Gov. Alfred Driscoll s endorsement of Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower and alleging a broken promise. He notes the state GOP will campaign for Eisenhower and fears an unfair contest.
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U.P
Robert A. Taft
New Jersey
Alfred Driscoll
Dwight D. Eisenhower
New Hampshire
Eisenhower
Taft
Ohio
Driscoll
Gov. Driscoll
Gen
Lloyd B. Marsh
Republican
Minnesota
Hoffman
Trenton
N. J
Alfred E. Driscoll
Sen
Probing Grain Shortages Sparks Hearing Questions
Senators examine government grain shortages totaling millions and possible gifts to Agriculture Department officials. Latham White cited gratuities in a Dallas office call while Brannan and Warren report nationwide losses of five to seven million, with White urging further Senate investigation.
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Agriculture Department
Sen
Kem
D-Mo
Senate Agriculture Committee
Latham White
Dallas
Tex
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Elmer F. Kruse
Washington Department
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D-Ia
Harry J. Solomon
Agriculture
Brannan
Auto Production Up Detroit Share Surges This Week
Automotive News reports US output will reach a yearly high with 88,435 cars and 25,549 trucks to be assembled this week across major plants in Detroit and nationwide.
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Detroit
United States
Automotive News
The Common People Heard Him Gladly in Mark’s Gospel
A devotional meditation on Jesus teaching and healing crowds. It notes how the multitudes followed Him, listened gladly, and came to Him with their needs. The piece emphasizes faith, relief from ills, and continuous prayer.
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Mark
Christ
Stassen seizes Taft withdrawal to boost Wisconsin bid
Harold E Stassen says Tafts pullout from the New Jersey primary shows weakness after Minnesota results. He vows to intensify campaigning in Wisconsin to urge voters to disapprove Tafts policies and record.
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Milwaukee
Harold E. Stassen
Robert Taft
New Jersey
Minnesota
Stassen
Taft
Wisconsin
Critic in Commons Attacks British Long Underwear Tax
London a member of parliament denounced a new tax on long underwear as unjust to Britons of certain age and girth. Laborite Norman Dodds said he would raise the question in the house of commons.
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London
Norman Dodds
House of Commons
Far West Snowbound On First Day of Spring
Snowbound regions face blizzards and emergencies as spring arrives. Montana and Nevada declare disaster areas with federal funds aimed at clearing roads and aiding farmers. Donner Summit trains run while North Dakota seeks road-clearing aid. national weather shifts toward fair conditions from New York to Boston.
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John W. Bonner
Montana
Truman
Nevada
Charles Russell
Sierra Snow Laboratory
Soda Springs
California
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Russell
Southern Pacific Railroad
Donner Summit
North Dakota
San Francisco
Final Arguments Heard In Howard Coates Case Goes to Jury This Afternoon
Final arguments were presented in the Howard Coates case and the judge warned jurors to avoid outside influence as they prepared to retire for deliberations this afternoon. The court earlier heard testimony from key witnesses and lay witnesses described the events central to the case.
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Howard Coates
Coates
Japan Senate vote on Peace Treaty begins today
The Senate starts voting on the Japanese Peace Treaty and accompanying Pacific security pacts with Japan, the Philippines, and Australia and New Zealand. Democratic leader McFarland stays confident of a two thirds majority despite Republican objections. The treaty, signed in San Francisco on September 8, 1947, aims for rapid ratification with five of thirteen nations already ratifying.
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Philippines
Australia
New Zealand
McFarland
San Francisco
Russia
Sen. Dirksen
R-Nl
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R-N.d
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Indochina
America
Pacific
Ex-Secretary Royall In Critical Condition
Former War Secretary Kenneth C. Royall, aged 57, remained in critical condition after an operation for a sinus-area abscess at a New York hospital yesterday. He underwent the surgery to treat the infection.
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New York
Kenneth C. Royall
New York Hospital
Royall
Feinsinger Collapses During Steel Labor Talks
Washington report says Wage Stabilization Board chairman Nathan P. Feinsinger collapsed from fatigue during steel labor deliberations. The session recessed to allow rest as the industry faced possible furnace shutdowns amid a weekend strike threat. Feinsinger, a veteran labor official, was expected to resume talks later that day.
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Wage Stabilization Board
Nathan P. Feinsinger
Feinsinger
WSB
Fred Bulien
Bullen
University of Wisconsin
War Labor Board
Wisconsin
Refugee Fence Erected on Czech Austrian Border
The American sponsored Winner Kurier reports Czech workers are building a wire fence along the Czech Austrian border to stop refugees from escaping.
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Vienna
Kurier
Governor Approves 29 Highway Contracts in Spring Program
Governor Walter Kohler approved 29 highway contracts totaling 3,553,729 dollars for the state highway commission spring program. Ten contracts worth 2,825,049 dollars cover construction projects while the rest fund maintenance work.
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Madison
U.P
Walter Kohler
State Highway Commission
Vandenberg's Private Papers Preview
The article previews The Private Papers of Senator Vandenberg by Arthur H. Vandenberg Jr. It outlines Vandenberg's diary entries and letters showing his isolationist stance before Pearl Harbor and his role in the 1937 neutrality law. It notes the forthcoming book and a diary excerpt from September 1939 on avoiding war and the later repeal of the arms embargo.
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Arthur H. Vandenberg
Senator Vandenberg
Pearl Harbor
United States
Roosevelt
Britain
France
Poland
Detective Ray Carlson Found Dead In Milwaukee
Detective Ray Carlson aged 56 of the Milwaukee Police Department was found shot to death today. The medical examiner's office reports it appears to be self-inflicted.
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Milwaukee
Ray Carlson
Milwaukee Police Force
Warm spring arrival boosts Wisconsin temperatures
A warm sun brought spring to Wisconsin with 5 to 10 degree above normal readings. Spring officially began at 10:14 a.m. CST as southern counties enjoyed clear skies while northern areas stayed cloudy but milder. By noon Kenosha reached 44 degrees with forecast for partly cloudy skies tonight and Friday with lows near 30 and highs around 45.
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Kenosha
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