Reds Reject MacArthur Peace Offer Amid War Tensions
Depictions from a chaotic broadcast quote MacArthur rejecting a peace bid as US and allies mobilize in Korea. Chinese officials call the offer insulting and laughable while reiterating that the Chinese people face aggression. The dispute centers on how to frame a settlement within UN aims and allied strategy.
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Tokyo
Diet Gaghtey
Leon
Popiog
Rantr Keven
Macarthur
United Bodies
Bruin
MacAcerin
Korea
Washington
Catleck Pohiwal
MacArihour
Koreas
Nations Draft Jap Peace Treaty Seen in Washington
Washington reports a drafted peace treaty with Japan involving fifteen nations. The State Department says formal negotiations will begin this week with Australia New Zealand and others seeking terms. Some friction is noted over postwar reparations and Japan’s shipping, while the Soviet Union signals no rush to join an early accord.
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Washington
Che
Brig
Sticte
Bled
Aecine
State Department of Hte
Troy
Australia
New Zealand
Russax
U.S
Derailment and Landslide Disrupt Rail Route
A derailment near Rockwood caused a landslide blocking Southern Railway tracks between Chattanoonga and Cinelands with 3600 feet of tree debris. No injuries reported, axle part blamed. crews cleared lines while a separate landslide near London halted trains toward Chattanooga as officials postponed a meeting and election notices were rescheduled.
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Chattanoogy
Fen
Rockwood
Leadon
Chittinoona Gnd Cinelands
Qaurhy Toekey
Roddy
Journal
Essembly
Copair
London
Teaffiy
Chattanooga
Knoxylie
Air and Sea Search for Missing Girls Offshore
Navy and Coast Guard intensified a daylong search for eight missing girls and their master after a 42-foot schooner Tropicaty ran aground near Florida, with small craft warnings and easterly winds 20 to 30 miles per hour. Coast guard cutters swept the area, while early reports tied to another schooner named Princess created confusion about the vessel’s identity.
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Miami
Fla
Navy and
Coasts’ Guard Aly
Emnil
Giris
Misalar Berer Sens
Weather Bureau
Pelovaburg
Bakrendighe
Hunts Arena
Coast Guard
Herday
Halcyon
Rhe
Trapped Picnic Party Sighted Amid Snow Rescue Efforts
A missing party of seven adults and two children was sighted after a Denver area snowstorm. Rescue teams dropped supplies by parachute from Lowry Air Force Base as they guided responders toward Devils Head in the Rampart Range. Tracey noted heavy snowfall near Pikes Peak and Colorado Springs, with military and civilian crews aiding in the operation as storms subsided.
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Denver
Lowry
Ptetdekera
Tracey Sath
Snow Weasel
Ala
Mar
Devils Head
Colorado Springs
Pikes
Colorado Spriggs
Desrver
Chinese Stiffen Resistance On Korean Warfront
chaotic OCR reports Chinese forces mounting defensive stands on western central fronts near the Korean border as UN troops push along the coast. General MacArthur’s staff warns of renewed Communist efforts, with heavy weapons massing for a spring offensive timed to the monsoon rains. Reports describe dug-in positions about four miles south of the border, jungle and hillside skirmishes, and command cautions over potential mobilization while Allied patrols press along the front lines in Korea.
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Tokyo
China
Techey
Macduthurs
Korea
Sterns
Infamilymnen
of & P.O
Bial
MacArthur
Larger Defense Budget Seen in New Proposals
Budget figures debate a larger defense outlay as Rep. Mehon of Texas argues for a higher military budget than 60 billion. A 1952 outlook hints at a possible 20.0 billion rise, while Congress may trim near term needs by about 3 billion. The Defense Department will provide detailed supplemental estimates next week and a 1992 breakdown.
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Washington
Mehon
Texas
Prestueiv
Faureba Fatenury
Miho
Mulion Stele
Department of Defense
Wit
Grocers Face Price Controls Deadline By April Thirty
Battered by faulty OCR, the article notes grocers must apply fixed markup pricing to thousands of food items under OPS rules, with compliance by April 30 after an initial April 5 window. Officials say the policy aims to curb price swings, though impact varies by store and region.
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Washington
Taey Sel
Aprich
Ayatt 30
Office of Price Stalization
Grocer
Kingsport Man Dies After Concrete Truck Crash
George C. Hensley, 67, of Kingsport, died Tuesday on the Knoxvillie Highway after a concrete truck struck him from behind. He was taken to Rolston Valley Community Hospital in shock and abrasions, with blame placed on blinding lights from approaching cars.
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George C. Hensley
Knoxvillie
John Wunnally
Bloomritglente
Hensley
Rolston Valley Community Hospital
Hens- Tey
Euty
Johnston May Seek Congressional Help for Wage Board
Washington reports Economc Stabilizer Eric Johnston may ask Congress to empower the Wage Stabilization Board to resolve disputes without involving money issues. He met with labor and industry leaders, but no clear agreement emerged on the board’s authority over disputes not involving money.
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Washington
Economc
Eric Johnston
Congress
Johnston
Monty
Detroit Man Steals $5000 Over Train Fears and Debt
Dewey Leonard Wilson, 25, of Detroit, admitted stealing $5000 to fund a vacation and escape debts after an arrest in Norfolk, Virginia. Detectives report Wilson, a former Detroit auto firm employee, planned his getaway while hiding the money in a hotel suitcase. He waived extradition to face grand larceny charges and was last seen buying items for his home in a downtown cafe.
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Detroit
Spencer Pelle
Lwike
Norfolk
Ehief M
Dewey Leonard Wilson
Kerroit Auto
Hinds
Wilson
Klip
Wiser
Derrath
National Crusade Against Crime Gains Speed Church Joins Move
A national Protestant coalition led by the Kefater committee and allied church groups urges stronger federal and state crime enforcement. The plan targets gambling and corrupt practices while seeking support from the Wishart Council of Churches and the WSA. Governor Dewey endorses a national grand jury investigation at Saratoga Springs as Senate probes consider extending the committee’s mandate.
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National Crusade Against Crime
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Agalise
Ertoke
Kefaater Committee
Momentua
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Erste
Wishart Caunel
Chursh
Senate
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Crusade
Republicans Seek Probe Extension In Senate Clash
Senators Tobey and Wiley pressed for more time to extend the probe into the group’s activities. Efforts to move the issue before the Senate stalled by parliamentary roadblocks as Hormsley and other members debated extending the inquiry into mid April.
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Bas Aewnate Charvest Yeatling -Clyvert
Lockay
Tobey
New Hampershire
Wiley
Wisconsin
Senate Udt
Conat
Erie
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Wiley Fur
Casualties Rise in Korea to Seventy Thousand Mark
Casualties announced for Korea climb to about 57,120 dead and 9,600 wounded as the United States updates the toll through next of kin reports. The figures reflect those listed as missing in action and the wounded, with no further details on units or dates provided.
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Washington
Korea
Moreh
Devel
Hidden Policemen Kill Bandit in Robbery Attempt
In Memphis a concealed officer on a balcony shot and killed a bandit during a robbery. The assailant struck a clerk with a brick and seized cash from a register before being shot. Cpl Maurice Coates described the ambush and the fatal volley. Mrs Sansone was treated for a head wound. Asst Chief Dwyer identified the deceased as 2. Waccie.
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Memphis
Tenn
Dha
Maurice Coates
Jobo Sansone
Cotes
Jolr Dwyer
Waccie
Sansete
Body Found in Quarry Near Los Angeles
Police investigate death of Mrs. Cook whose body was found in a quarry two miles from an air base. A Newark Missouri couple reported seeing a Black man in gray trousers and a maroon shirt near a canal preceding the discovery. Authorities seek suspect as inquiry continues with limited details released.
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Riveraie
Aged Bristol Man Seeks Help From Welfare Groups
A 78-year-old Bristol man, unable to work after a hip injury and paralyzed on one side, pleads for rent relief and welfare help. He has lived at 23 Cedar Street and has been seeking aid from Sullivan County welfare organizations while awaiting relocation and medical support. His story, told by local reporters, highlights long-term hardship and bureaucratic delays.
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Jette
Sullivan County
Cedar Street
Leen Cokeh
Bris
Snapp
Wea
Alteam
Fea
Cours
Goth Shaw
Mortyrs
Sung
Beistul al Ad Ateeviig
Dee Welfare
Rosenberg, Wife, Sobell Convicted In Federal Court
In New York a jury convicts Julius Rosenberg and his wife Ethel Rosenberg along with co-defendant Morton Sobell in a rare federal espionage trial. The verdict ends months of charges over alleged atomic secrets and related treasonable acts. The court schedules sentencing and remarks on the severity of the penalties.
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New York
Canele
Pitpsalye
Urtune
Derennag
Ju Rangers
Ethel
Roder
Marlo Saben
Gelendarte
Dria Wits
Meany
16 000 New License Tags Sold In City
Citizens flocked to renew registrations as 16 000 new license tags were sold in the city this period. Officials reported strong turnout, with total tag sales rising by hundreds compared to last year and a notable surge among residents renewing existing licenses.
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Sullivan County Cours
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Burcklea
Athsa
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