President Denies Acheson Quitting and Backing Price Controls
President Truman denied reports that Secretary of State Acheson might quit within months and dismissed recalls of William O Dwyer from Mexico City as baseless rumors. He supported Secretary Marshall’s testimony on Korea and urged Congress to extend VA hospitalization rights to Korean veterans.
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Washington
Truman
State Acheson
William O'Dwyer
Mexico
Michael DiSalle
DiSalle
Mr. Truman
Acheson
New York
O'Dayer
Mexico City
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
James Moran
Moran
O Dayer
O'Dwyer
George Marshall
Senate
MacArthur
U. S
Congress
Dawson Denies Improper Influence in RFC Loans
Washington Aide Donald S. Dawson testifies before a Senate Investigating subcommittee denying any improper influence over Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans. He asserts he has done nothing improper and invites extended questioning. Senator Fulbright signals three days of inquiry.
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Washington
White House
Donald ’S. Dawson
Senate
Dawson
RFC
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Fulbright D - Ark
Subcommittee
Fulbright
Truman
Parade Slated Here Saturday for Armed Forces Day
A colorful parade will start Saturday at 10 30 a m celebrating Kingsport Armed Forces Day a week early due to military call ups. Foreman Haney says Johnson City units were procured and ETSU band and ROTC from Sei join the event.
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Kingsport
Astt Haney
Johnson City
East Tennessee State College Band
Sei
The Ol Miseries! Auby Qop Mystery Pain Revealed
The comic feature follows Auby Qop who becomes Ike and suffers a sudden bellyache. Doc Wonniug and Qoola fear a mysterious illness named gineralitis affecting the medical field. The tale kicks off Monday May 1 in the cave man comic.
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Auby Qop
Ike
Doc Wonniug
Qoola
Oop
A Mat
Panama President Yields To Public Demand On Constitution
President Arnulfo Arias capitulated to police and public pressure and moved to restore the 1946 constitution. Rioting lasted four days and nights, leaving two dead and 117 wounded as crowds demanded his ouster. The National Assembly impeached Arias and swore in Vice President Alcibiades Arosemena, but Remon later voided that action by declaring the assembly in recess.
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Panama
Arnulfo Arias
Arias
National Assembly
Alcibiades Arosemena
Po- Nee Cal
Jose Antonio Remon
Arosemena
Dewey Speaks Tonight On Fighting Aggression
Governor Thomas E. Dewey will outline his program to fight world wide Communist aggression and address Gen. Douglas MacArthur's dismissal. He speaks at the New York State Republican Committee annual dinner at the Waldorf Astoria. CBS will broadcast the talk nationally from 0:50 to 1:00 p.m. EST.
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New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Douglas MacArthur
Dewey
New York State Republican Committee
Waldorf-Astoria
Columbia Broadcasting System
House Group Approves Massive Income Tax Hike Plan
Washington report shows the House Ways and Means Committee tentatively approving a large combined tax increase aimed at funding defense. The plan raises individual rates by three percent across brackets and boosts corporation taxes, with details shaping a broader revenue target of about ten billion dollars.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Treasury
Truman
P Committee
Two Soldiers Held in Kidnap Case in Baton Rouge
Two AWOL teenagers from Fort Campbell Kentucky are jailed in Baton Rouge charged with aggravated kidnapping. William Lassater nineteen of Owatonna Minnesota and Ralph Helton eighteen of Chattanooga Tennessee allegedly hijacked Dr Max Sugar then forced him toward Texas. After a car crash at Baton Rouge the pair fled with Andrews of Baton Rouge driving them to a hospital for Helton’s facial wound.
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Baton Rouge
Fort Campbell
Fred Parker, Jr
William Lassater
Owatona
Minn
Ralph Helton
Chattanooga
Tenn
Kenner
Max Sugar
State Line
Miss
Dr. Sugar
Texas
L. Z. Andrews
Lassater
Andrews
Helton
Ex Marine Fought in Korea Denied VA Treatment
A Tucson man, David Arellano Jr., 21, denied VA hospital care as he is not classified a war veteran. He was sent to Pima County Hospital for throat cancer surgery after a Korean service injury. Officials cited a lack of recognized war status and current law limiting benefits to veterans of wars the United States has fought.
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Korea
Tucson
Aziz
Washington
Truman
Congress
Veterans Administration
David M. Arcllano, Jr
Trcson, Ariz
Pima County Hospital
Arellano
Marlee Bazonka Steal Mencher
David R. Arellano, Jr
J. E. Gaines
United States
Ile
WiMam Ty
Halhaway
Man
Ager
Phoenix
Hardaway
Mar
Col. Gaines
Gaines
Veteran's Hospital
India to receive 50,000 tons Soviet wheat aid
New Delhi announced that Savirt Russia agreed to sell 40,000 tons of wheat cash with Russian ships en route. A 50,000 ton delivery is planned by month end in June, under terms praised by Nehru as non political. Congress action on a 2,000,000 ton loan is delayed amid Korea concerns.
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New Delhi
India
Savirt
Russia
Nehru
U. S. Congress
American Congress
Korea
U.S
Cincinnati Blast Hurts 17 Persons
An explosion apparently from a women rest room ripped through a near downtown tavern at midnight injuring at least 17 people, three seriously. The cafe sits at the edge of Cincinnati west end Negro district and all injured and burned were Negro.
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Cincinnati
Police Indicted Over Brooklyn Gambling Ring Bribes
Brooklyn grand jury indicted 21 current and former officers for accepting millions from Harry Gross, head of a $20 million yearly gambling operation. Fifty six other officers were named as co conspirators in the broad corruption scheme spanning 1947 to 1955.
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New York
Julius A. Helfand
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Tackets
Grand Jjury
Kings County
Harry Gross
Gross
UN Troops Push Back Reds Near Seoul Front
United Nations forces reported heavy gains around Seoul with 6,000 North Korean troops killed or routed northwest of the city. Patrolling armor moved through Munsan and Chuncheon as UN jets struck multiple North Korean targets. casualties on both sides were tallied in days of fighting amid a wider spring offensive.
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Olen Clementy
Tokyo
United Nations
Seoul
Eightho
Mt. Gan
Matthew I
Ridgway Tong Krave
Chunchon
Censtral
Korea
Smatin
Manchuria
Air Force Sul
Sininju Airfeld
U.S
Rath
Eighth Army
Red
Pyongyang
Aled
U. S.defense Department
Senator Smith Questions U S China Policy at MacArthur Hearings
Senator Smith questioned Secretary Acheson and Secretary Marshall during MacArthur hearing testimony about U S China policy. Smith, a Princeton professor and China specialist, urged clarity on whether the Truman administration signaled support for Britain recognizing the Chinese Communists.
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Washington
Smith
Senate
MacArthur
Truman
Great Britain
Defense Marshall
Marshall
State Acheson
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees
Douglas MacArthur
Princeton University
Far East
Princeton Yenching Chinas Foundation
Universlty
China
Dateline Confusion Hits MacArthur Hearings
Washington witnesses describe dateline confusion as Senator Wiley questions Secretary Marshall over a Tokyo message and a Washington reply on the same date. The exchange highlights issues in timing during the MacArthur Marshall hearings.
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Washington
Tokyo
Senate
Wiley
R-Wis
Defense Marshall
MacArthur
Nashville Voters to Decide Mayor and City Council
About 20 000 of Nashville 54 000 qualified voters are expected to vote today to select a mayor vice mayor and a 21 member city council. Mayor Tom Cummings in office since 1938 faces Ben West in the unexpired term. West and Cummings are longtime political foes.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tom Cummings
Alan
Ben West
San Francisco
West
Cam
Coast Guard
Hawaii
California
Hamilton Field
Defense Chief Denies Ridgway Paralleled MacArthur Critique
Secretary Marshall told the Senate committees that Ridgway's statements were not parallel to those that led to MacArthur's firing. For the fourth day he testified on General MacArthur's dismissal and Korea War policy disputes. Senator Smith cited Ridgway's two month old remark about a UN victory if the war ended with UN forces at the 38th parallel.
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Washington
Marshall
Matthew B. Ridgway
Douglas Macarthur
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees
General MacArthur
H. Alexander Smith
RNJ
United Nations
Contra
Lee Marshall
Syrians Reject UN Pullback Request In Jordan Front
Premier Khaled Bey Azem announced Syria will not withdraw forces from defensive positions along the Palestine frontier. He said Damascus rejects the UN note asking a 500 yard pullback, while supporting a ceasefire in the demilitarized zone but denying it as final.
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Damascus
Syria
United Nations
Palestine
Khaled Bey Azem
House of Representatives
UN Security Council
Israel
Jordan
Bennette Ridder
Fishing Tables and Major Periods for Varied Days
The article outlines fishing and hunting periods titled Major Periods with hourly windows in Easter Standard Time. It lists dates and times for various days including Tuesday Friday and Saturday, with references to Lake Teved and Cherokee Lear.
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Nehr
Wier
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Parallel 3
Ulfonghu
Downton Highway
Senator Smith
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Cardell Null
Ochs
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Trull
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Lake
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