Europe to receive first B 29s from United States
The initial batch of about 75 American B 29 bombers departs from Andrews Field bound for Britain under a billion dollar arms aid plan. Secretary Johnson and British Ambassador Franka will attend the ceremony as the planes are handed to the British to boost Western Europe defense.
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Washington
Britain
Europe
Andrews Fld
United States
Johnson
Oliver Franka
Moderniaed Motors
Congress
Bande
Norfolk
Marth
Crommelin May Be Senate Candidate From Alabama
Capt John G. Crommelin, a sharp critic of military unification, may file for the U S Senate seat from Alabama. He said he has received many telegrams urging him to quit the bid and seek the Hula chair next fall.
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San Francisco
John G. Crommelin
U. S. Senate
Alabama
Crommelin
Communists March To Protest Orders In Italy
Thousands of Communist led workers in Milan abandoned work and moved to protest government measures aimed at maintaining order in Italy. The demonstration began Monday in the industrial city center as authorities imposed new strict rules.
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Italy
Milan
China Communists Face Difficulty in Southeast Asia Drive
Washington reports state that Premier Alcide De Gaupert’s Chinese Communist rulers struggle to consolidate power amid strikes and labor unrest. U.S. officials consider long-term Western aid plans for Southeast Asia as Acheson, Johnson, and Truman weigh future measures after Philip Jessup’s upcoming report.
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Washington
State Department
Alcide de Gaupert
China
Creas
Thelin
Au-Ihald
Benay
Chinnay Cami
Southeast Asia
Milan
Italy
Rioters in Indo China Clash with Police Over U.S. Backing
Rioters and police clashed for hours in Saigon as demonstrators protested U S support for Vietnam's pro French government. About 80 injured in the unrest that saw crowds jam streets, torched property, and clashes near harbor where U S destroyers Buckett and Anderson were visiting.
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Saigon
Vietnam
Moa
Ho Chi Minh
Bao Dai
Nob
Arat
Suixon
U. S
Buckelt
Anderson
Baa Dai
Coplay Residents Back Harold Mohr Mercy Slay Case
Coplay residents rally around Harold Mohr the 28 year old ex medical corpsman accused of murdering his blind brother Walter Mohr 55. August Hobel Jr coal dealer leads support with money and tracts while Coplay holds a town hall meeting. District Attorney Koch says the commonwealth will pursue the murder charge and accepts Harold's account of the March 5 shooting as a truthful description.
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Arlentown
Ha - OP
Harold Mohr
Mercy
Coplay
Harold
August Hobel
Hocet
Hobel
Mohr
Walter
South Pacific
Kenneth H. Koch
Commonwealth
Koch
Walter Mohr
Thia
Koch Sald
Student Watches As Father Killed In Plane Crash
A student witnessed the crash that killed his father Charles W. Judge of Long Island City. The accident occurred as the two passenger plane struck a tree during takeoff near Reading General Hospital. Companion Richard Gray of Walon Park was badly burned and listed in critical condition. Stanley Kramer, state police aeronautics inspector, said the left wing struck a tree, the plane wrecked, and the aircraft overturned.
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Reading
Pany
Phen
Vernornville
Charles W. Judge
Long Island City
N. Y
Kenfieth
St. Isaac Jogues
Judge
Richard Gray
Walon Park
N.Y
Reading General Hospital
Stanley Kramer
State Police
Geronautics
Five-Year-Old Drowns in Rain Barrel in Alamo Tennessee
Alamo Tennessee reports a tragic drowning as five year old Alton Lloyd Burnett fell into a rain barrel at his home after playing outside with siblings. Parents Virgil and Mrs Burnett returned from church and discovered the boy missing before finding his body.
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Alamo
Tenn
Alx
Alton Lloyd Burnett
Virgil Burnett
Jessup Set to Reply to Red Charges Before Senators
Washington reports. Ambassador Philip C. Jessup prepared to answer Senator Joseph McCarthy's charges that the State Department harbors Communists and a “ring” of subversives. McCarthy claimed card carrying Communists and accused aides of aiding a subversive cause. Jessup would testify at 10 40 a m EST before the Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee.
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Washington
Truman
Philip C. Jessup
McCarthy
State Department
Wisconsin
Besretary
Achopon
Jomaay E Dorris McGarthy
Achemm
Department
Jeasup
U. 5
Capitol
Jessup
Jesup
McCathy
Tinia
Senate Porreign Relations
McGarthy
John £. Pearifoy
Pearifoy
Anther Foreign Service
Alther
U. S
Acheson
Poland Orders U S Embassy Staff Reduction
Warsaw reports Poland's communist government instructed the U S Embassy to halve its military attaché staff. The move affects about 30 officers and men from the Army Navy and Air attachés, with withdrawals to be completed promptly.
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Warsaw
Poland
U. 8, Emb
Washington
oMerra
Menon
Chinese Reds Refuse To Allow Americans To Leave Shanghai
A Fresno, California report describes a 14 year old girl allegedly killing her sleeping twin sister with a single rifle shot after a long feud. Police expect murder charges against Alice. Witnesses cite family tension and a telephone quarrel as triggers.
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Shanghai
Fresno
Calif
Sunday
Kama
Anataurd
Diatriel Ablurety
Alen Richard
FBI
Cet Merthy
Tata
Hbo
Tia‘ Lurk Chem
Pawkut Balmpi
Sally Richard
Mr. Arty Mra
Edgaord V. Richard
President May Name AEC Head In Key West Visit
Indications Monday that President Truman plans to name a new chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission. White House aides said discussions with Vice President Barkley Senate and House leaders were planned around 10 am. Donald Dawson, a Democratic contact, may visit Key West to confer with Truman before the White House vacation.
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Key West
Fla
Truman
Atomic Energy Commission
Mranelika
Charles G. Ross
Barkley
Senate
Lucas
House
McCormack
Wankily Teleevery Motdray Mors Yang Ok
ARC
Donald Dawson
Democratic National Committee
Congress
Danson
Trumanan
White White House
Ako
David E. Lilienthal
Lumher Pike
National Security
Convicted Spy Gubitchev Plans Escape Sail to Russia
Convicted Russian spy Gubitchev to be released from custody after a judge suspends his prison term. He will travel by prison van to a ship, escorted by guards, and depart for the Soviet Union via Ambrose Lightship then Mare 33 near the Baltic coast. Fellow defendant Judith Coplon, once a United Nations employee, received a 15 year sentence.
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Gubitchev
Russia
New York
Valentin A
Diana
Bylvester J. Ryan
Gubitchey
Oktynia America
Oktynia America Hrer Hatory, Bound ¢Iewn, BT. For Colyite
Poland
Cubitehey
U. A
United National Engineer
Horder
Omliathjonge
Britory
Ambrome
Mtaybor
Foreign Affairs Committee Pushes ERC Spending Cut
The House Foreign Affairs Committee voted to slash 1951 European Recovery cash authority by about 1.9 billion dollars, proposing shifts in Economic Cooperation Administration funds and surplus commodity allocations. The measure would reduce the ERC cash spending limit and adjust lines for agricultural purchasing and distribution.
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Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Kap
Vorya
it-Ghilo
Vorys
Economic Cooperation Administration
ComModHy Credit Corporation
BCA
Foreign Affairs Committee
Truman Ends Threatened Rail Strike With Order
President Truman invoked an executive order to avert a nationwide rail strike set for tomorrow. An emergency board will investigate a dispute between railroad workers and the unions across Western lines and will suspend the strike for 60 days.
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Key Weg
Truman
Cag
Switchman’s Union of North America
Bel’ Enined Mater
Railyande
Chima Creat Wartern
Chicago
Rock
Stland and Pacific
Davenport
Rock Island
North Western
Denver
Hilo Grande
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Great Northern
Northern Pacific Terminal Co
Oregon
Salt Lake City
Revival Of Bipartisan Foreign Policy Asked
Washington reports administration leaders pressed Monday to revive bipartisan foreign policy cooperation. Michigan Republican Vandenberg, recovering from surgery, has been absent since February 2, hindering Senate sessions. McGrath urged bipartisan talks. State Department officials began cross party meetings to restore working ties and regular consultations once common under Marshall and Lavett.
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Washington
Henatar Vandenberg
Michigan
Altorney Chaneral McGrratih
McGrath
State Department
Ventore
Tore Weilieaday
Vivelmraterebany
Piemel Stuak
Prabingva
Hontheuat
Asti
Vandenberg
Robert Lavett
Hart
Estan
George Marshall
Schedule fragment lists dates and lake stage notes
Fragmented OCR shows a chaotic schedule with dates, times, and lake stage mentions. It references places like Oke Lina and Cherokee, names such as Majer and Miner, plus numbers and days of the week. The readable parts point to a timetable with weather or stage data.
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Soluar Pertoda
John Alton Knights
Tnt
Raya
President Won't Replace Acheson
President Truman backs Secretary of State Acheson fully and dismisses replacement rumors as baseless. Reporters cited no foundation for change while Chief Justice Vinson’s visit is not linked to any personnel shift. White House aides also discuss limited access to loyalty files for McCarthy era inquiries, though details remain unnamed and restricted.
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Truman
Acheson
Charles 0. Hac
Reportera
Vinson
Ross
State Department
Atl
Bit Ba
White House
McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate Foreign Relations
Mendor
Stanley Thompson Sentenced to Three Years in Federal Penitentiary
Stanley Thompson of Hyngsport received a three year term in a U S District Court on three forgery and postal violation charges. The case involved a check written to a brother in law and linked to an insurance dividend from a National Marview Site.
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Greeneville
Spl
Stanley Thompson
Hyngsport
U. S. District Court
Federad
Thompson
Canla Akoveramons
Nhe
Yaa Nia National Marview
Evacuation Run Blocked By Shanghai Communists
J J Berryman of APL said Communist authorities in Shanghai refused entry for two American landing ships and 1,600 foreign nationals evacuation from the Red-held city. The General W H Gordon was slated to sail at midnight for waters off Shanghai. LSTs planned to move about 300 Americans through Shanghai harbor, which Nationalists claim to have mined. Protest meeting planned in Bhanyghel to press reconsideration.
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Hong Kong
Shanghai
Lines
J. J. Berryman
APL
Berryman
Japan
W. H. Gordon
LST
Nagasaki
State Department
Tokyo
Bhanyghel
Critics of Clements Blast 1950 Legislature
Two critics of Gov. Earle Clements blasted the 1950 Kentucky legislature for neglecting teachers labor and farmers. Representative Harry Lee Waterfield said aid to farmers was limited to rural telephone cooperatives while accusing the assembly of being dominated by Clements and jobbery. Representative Morria Weintraub charged the body failed to act, calling it a do nothing regime, and referenced a scuffle on the House floor where a pistol was drawn by the sergeant at arms.
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Lauraville
Earle Clements
Harry Lee Waterfield
Clinton
Morria Weintraub
Newport
Arabi
Witam
Waterfield
General Assembly
Clements
Weintrand
Charles Burnley
Paducah
Freeman Robinson
Loulaville Republican
Aidney Baer
Loulaville Democrat
Leatme
Mane Areined Walerfeldt
Hia
Assembly
Waterfield d
Tarzan Creator Edgar Burroughs Dies and Leaves Unpublished Works
Edgar Burroughs, creator of Tarzan, died of a heart attack on Sunday at age 74. He passed amid plans for 150 more Tarzan films and had earned about 5 million dollars from film rights, with nearly 40 million Tarzan books sold worldwide. Burroughs, who lived in Los Angeles near his home Tarzana, built his jungle legend from the 1912 novel Tarzan of the Apes and kept tight control over his works and royalties. The ape-man character has appeared in many films, praised for authentic settings by world travelers who admired his realism.
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Edward
Helly
Ian
Allen
Tolvert
Sally
Alice
Aller
Enemo
Catt
Helgar
Rice Burrougha
Tarzan
Richef
Darwin
Burroughs
Hitler Overa
Burroughsi
Nultinitionaire
Mintha
Nowle
Burringle
Johnny Welamauter
Lnter Crabbe
Mirrenly
Lew Harker
Huapppeared
Africa
World Travelera
Durrougha
Gen. Harrison
Jay Olin Matate
Los Angeles
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Jeanup
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Achenon
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Secretary of State
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Rntin
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Committee On Foreign Affairs
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Douglas
Clements Blast
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