Judas Sells Jesus for Thirty Pieces of Silver
In a red-walled room, Judas and the elders debate betrayal. Judas admits treasuring Jesus but insists his act was personal and not to harm Him as Annas and Caiphas press for motive and support. The dialogue frames Judas as conflicted, torn between faith and conscience.
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Judas
Annas
Simon
Jesus of
Jesus
Israel
Caiphas
Lord Annas
Barabbas
Civil Defense Report Warns Costly Security Measures
Senate hearing reveals that achieving absolute security from atomic attack would cost over 300 billion dollars and risk turning the United States into a garrison state. Paul J. Larsen warns compulsory dispersal of 200 large cities would be required, undermining democracy.
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Washington
Congress
United States
Senate-House Atomic Committee
Paul J. Larsen
Office of
National Security Resources Board
Larsen
Navy Fighter Crashes Off Fort Lauderdale in Drill
A navy fighter plane from flight 21 based at Glenview IL and stationed for training at Miami naval air station fell into the Atlantic ten miles off Fort Lauderdale during rocket firing and target practice. The sole pilot aboard was not found after searchcraft reported no evidence of escape.
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Miami
Fla
Atlantic
Fort Lauderdale
Naval Air Station
Glenview
Miami Naval Air Station
Local Weather Forecast Calls for Rain Sunday
Rain is expected Sunday with mild conditions. Highs will reach about 46 degrees in the afternoon.
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Conmild
Twenty six Czechs seek asylum in the American zone
In ERDING Germany twenty six Czechs elected to stay in Germany as fugitives from communism after landing three DC 3 planes at a U S air force base. Fifty eight chose to return to Czechoslovakia amid claims of being shanghaied by seven crew members.
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Erding
Germany
U. S. Air Force Base
Czechoslovakia
Katherine Kosmak
New York City
U. S. Information Service Library
Prague
U. S. Air Force
Brno
Bratislava
Ostrava
U. S
Zdenek Fierlinger
Rudolf Slansky
Czech Communist Party
Communist Party
Freight Train Smashes Car. Driver Survives With Minor Injury
Peter Mortellaro's car was struck broadside by a 52-car freight train in Tampa on Saturday. The impact knocked the auto 42 feet to a block signal. Mortellaro was pinned for several minutes before being freed. He escaped with a small cut on his nose despite a total wreck.
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Tampa
Fila
Peter Mortellaro
Mortellaro
Truman Issues Warning on Foreign Spending Cuts
President Truman cautioned the economy bloc in Key West that deep cuts to foreign aid could threaten peace and risk a third world war. He urged House passage of the full 3.375 billion he says is needed to fight poverty and keep communism at bay.
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Key West
Fla
Truman
House
United States
Royal
Foreign Affairs Committee
White House
Naval Submarine
Missouri
Charles G. Ross
AFL Calls for Action to Curb Unemployment Rise
The American Federation of Labor urged immediate steps to control growing unemployment, noting 2,000,000 more jobless than in early 1947 or 1948 and a total work force near 59,000,000. It cited non seasonal job losses, high school graduates facing competition, and ongoing labor statistics on February employment and weekly earnings.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
U. S
Labor Organization
Census Bureau
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Chrysler
Pesole
Four Children Helped After Fire Destroys Scott Home
A Magnolia Corners fire left Neil Scott, 44, his wife, and four children homeless. Scott died from burns the day after saving the kids. The family moved in with relatives as neighbors and volunteers, including a carpenter, contractor, and donors, rally to build a new home and furnish basics. Offers pour in from southern Wisconsin.
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Scott
Wisconsin
Lad Drowns At Whitehall
Whitehall Wisconsin five year old Daniel Jacobson son of Mr and Mrs Gaylord Jacobson drowns Saturday afternoon in a four foot pool at Clarence Schaefer farm near Whitehall He and a Schaefer child slipped on ice into the water while playing near an open Trempealeau river chase Fred Jacobson ran for help and Schaefer was rescued Funeral services are incomplete.
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Whitehall
Wis
Daniel Jacobson
Gaylord Jacobson
Clarence Schaefer
Jacobson
Fred
Schaefer
L of Woter
Oreenow
Trempealeau River
Girl Not Certain New Hand Is To Her Liking
Brownsville Tennessee. An 11 year old farm girl Betty Lou sees fitted with an artificial hand. She lost her right hand last December. She dislikes the metal hook hand and will not wear it until she returns home to Brownsville.
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Brownsville
Tenn
Betty Lou
Enn
Ten-Year-Old Drowns After Ice Break Near Waukesha
Pat Flamingo, 10, of Waukesha, drowned Saturday when he broke through Fox River ice above a dam while playing with a friend. Rescuers had not recovered the body by late Saturday.
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Waukesha
Wis
Pat Flamingo
Fox River
Pat
Nick Flamingo
Favor 9 Day Buck Season Proposed by Wisconsin Deer Panel
Wausau Wis The executive council of the Wisconsin conservation congress heard a deputy recommendation from its deer committee for a nine day forked horn deer season next fall with no horn length limit. The committee also urged a nine day any deer season in critical areas and an alternate nine day any deer season. Iliam Grimmer said the department would support a forked horn season and possible controlled season for 1951 in overpopulated zones. Charles Smith said the department should set its own rules with the conservation commission as umpire. The meeting extends through Sunday and was led by John Lynch of Gordon who read the committee report.
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Wausau
Wis
Executive Council
Wisconsin Conservation Congress
Conservation Congress
Conservation Department
Iliam Grimmer
Grimmer
Charles Smith
State Conservation Commission
Deer Committee
John Lynch
Gordon
B 25 explodes over Arizona killing seven North American workers
A converted B 25 exploded in flight near Chandler Arizona plunging seven North American Aviation Co Los Angeles employees to their deaths. The craft broke apart over a half mile area as it descended in drizzle, with pieces piling into an irrigation ditch and a five foot trench in a field. Witnesses described a loud blast and parts narrowly missing cars on a highway during an attempted emergency landing.
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Phoenix
Ariz
North American Aviation Co
Los Angeles
Arizona
Air Force
Gila Bend
Mayo Ae
Los
el Paso
North American
State Aw
Chandler
Allen Rolland
Capehart Brother Dies in Columbus
Ivan Capehart aged 45 died of a heart attack in Columbus Friday night. He was the office manager for the Western and Southern Life Insurance Co and a brother of Indiana Senator Homer E. Capehart.
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Columbus, O
Ivan Capehart
Homer E. Capehart
Indiana
Western and Southern Life Insurance Co
Frameup Turns Into Marriage for Nottingham Couple
In Nottingham England police officers Geoffrey Everett and Alice Robinson posed as a courting couple in plain clothes to trap handbag snatchers. The ruse led to their marriage on Saturday.
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Nottingham
Eng
Geoffrey Everettt
Alice Robinson
Nottingham Forest
Secret Peace Studies Told
Washington reports reveal top level planners spent six years preparing for postwar peace without fully considering a Soviet West split. A 726 page volume on postwar foreign policy preparation shows drafts for a United Nations and strategies, with notes that Russia cooperation was not seriously planned.
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Washington
U.S
Russia
West
State Department
Truman
United Nations
Y R A. Notter
Germany
Cordell Hull
Leo Besvelite
Police Break Up March in Munich Protest Acquittal
Police dispersed a march of about 1500 in Munich protesting the acquittal of two former Gestapo officials by a German court. Ten demonstrators were injured during the Saturday gathering. The two men were freed on charges related to killing wartime slave laborers.
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Munich
Germany
Gestapo
Wisconsin Jet Crash Kills Guard Pilot Near La Farge
Ray Victor Beaumont a 25 year old Wisconsin Air National Guard fighter pilot from Milwaukee and Marquette University journalism student died when his F 80 jet crashed in Maple Ridge Vernon County after departing from a routine flight near La Farge A crowd gathered as fire and flames consumed the wreckage and investigators arrived Officials noted a heavy overcast and the crash is to be reviewed by civil aeronautics and military authorities Beaumont a World War II air medal recipient was married and served as part time editor of a university magazine
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Tribune
Air National Guard
la Farge
Raymond V. Beaumont
Milwaukee
Otto Jefson
Viroqua
Wis
Wisconsin Air National Guard
Here
Ilot
Ray- Sate Ictor Beaumont
Marquette University
Cleveland
Beaumont
Minneapolis
Billy Mitchell Field
William Callow
Waukesha
Wisconsin
Heodare Roberts
Vernon County
Maple Ridge
Jiff
Jefson
Earth
Benford Frye
Ted Roberts
Orana
National
Sheriff's Department
Roberts
Morris Moon
Investigat
la Crosse Brice Prairie
National Guard
Civil Aeronautics
Far East
Air Force
Wisconsin Rep. Davis Warns Dane County Dental Society
Madison report notes Rep. Glenn Davis of Wisconsin warned the Dane County Dental Society on Saturday about alleged planners scheme to socialize. The remarks reflect a political dispute framed around government involvement in health care.
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Madison
Wis
Glenn Davis
Dane County Dental Society
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Fulton Oursler
Civil Defense
Navy
AFL
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Lake
Rukwa
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Africa
Raymond Beaumont
Marquette
Rep. Davis
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