Censorship Report Ties MacArthur To Washington Policy
Washington sources say the Truman administration asked General MacArthur to clear any future public statements with political significance. The move, linked to a December directive, follows his offer to meet the Communist commander in Korea and hints at possible UN policy changes. Tokyo reactions were shock but unchanged about direct orders.
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Washington
Mar
Truman Administration
Douglas F
White House
State
Defense
Wrruman
MacArthur
Korea
United Nations
China
State Department
Tokyo
Truman
General MacArthur
Plane Crash Kills 11 in Argentina
In Tierra del Fuego near Rio Grande a government passenger DC-3 operated by Argentine Airlines crashed on a scheduled flight to Buenos Aires. Officials report 11 killed and eight injured among those aboard.
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Buenos Aires
Mar
Yesternday
Argentina
Rio Grande
Tierra del Fuego
Centenarian Jesse J. Tyson Dies in Wilmington
Delaware's oldest resident, Jesse J. Tyson, aged 105, died last night in Wilmington. He attributed his longevity to good liquor, fat meat, and hard work in his youth.
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Wilmington
Jesse J. Tyson
Delaware
Tyson
Allies Shatter Red Regiment Near Parallel
Allied troops on the western front pressed toward the Red Korean border amid heavy combat. U S forces clashed with Chinese regiments, killing hundreds, trapping Reds near the 38th parallel as UN planes dropped surrender leaflets and South Korean troops advanced near Munsan.
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Red Regiment
Tokyo
U. S
United Nations
Imjin
Munsan
U. N
Republic of Korea
Younpo
U. S. Eighth Army
38Th Parallel
Uijongbu
South Korea
Imjim
Chinnampo
Forecaster Sees Rain and Warmer Weather Ahead
Temperatures in Hocking County reached 54 by noon after a low of 18 last night. The five day forecast calls for above normal temperatures, averaging three to six degrees above the 49 and 32 normals. Warmer conditions expected Wednesday through Sunday with possible rain on Wednesday Friday and Sunday.
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Hocking County
Acheson Calls Hemispheric Anti Red Cooperation
Secretary of State Acheson urged the American republics to act now against international communism with full economic and military cooperation with the United States. Speaking at the Inter American Conference, he warned of a vast Soviet imperialist threat and urged a coordinated defense plan among 21 republics.
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Washington
Mar
Acheson
United States
Inter-American Conference of Foreign Ministers
Russia
Cook Begins 300 Year Alcatraz Sentence
SAN FRANCISCO March 27 Badman William E. Billy Cook moved into Alcatraz Prison last night to begin serving a 300 year sentence for the kidnapping and murder of a five member family.
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San Francisco
Mar
William E
Billy) Cook
Alcatraz Prison
German War Bride Denied U S Residence In Espionage Case
Ellen Knauff, a German war bride, was barred from permanent residence in the United States by a special Immigration Service board of inquiry. Testimony linked her to Czech espionage activities as agent Kabyla. Her lawyers plan an appeal. case may last months as both sides prepare further hearings.
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Washington
Mar
Ellen Knauff
United States
Special Immigration Service Board of Inquiry
U.S
Board of Inquiry
Kabyla
Civil Censorship Division
Trade Club To Consider Constitution
Logan Trade Club schedules a Wednesday 7:30 P M meeting at the Ohio Power Co office to discuss the proposed constitution and by laws. Copies were mailed to members. Topics include monthly meeting plans, credit information distribution, and promoting Hocking County scenery. Open to all members and prospective members.
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Logan Trade Club
Ohio Power Co
Hocking County
Logan and Vicinity
Trade Club
Carrier Joins Search For Missing Plane
More than 100 aircraft including 66 from the U S carrier Coral Sea scoured the Atlantic 600 miles off Ireland for a Globe master transport plane missing with 53 U S airmen aboard. Third Air Division headquarters said the carrier sent planes aloft but with no word of the missing aircraft, little hope remained for survivors. The Globe master vanished on a flight from Limestone, Maine to Mildenhall, England.
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London
Mar
U. S
Coral Sea
Atlantic
Ireland
U. S. Third Air Division
Limestone
Mildenhall
Eng
Winter Road Damage Set at 12 Millions
Ohio highways may suffer up to 12 million dollars in winter damage, state highway director T. J. Kauer said. He noted the figure has already climbed above 8 million and continues rising as frost and moisture worsen many sections beyond repair.
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Columbus
Ohio
T. J. Kauer
Kauer
Crash Victims Injuries Grow After Route 33 Collision
Mrs. Lawrence T Webb of South Logan remained in serious condition at Lancaster Fairfield Hospital from a Sunday Route 33 head on crash. Her husband Mr Webb was recovering satisfactorily. Their sons Philip 20 months Jon Ed eight were treated and to be released. Robert L Elick 19 Sugar Grove Route 1 faced injuries from the crash.
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Lawrence T. Webb
South Logan
Logan
Lancaster Fairfield Hospital
Webb
Philip Vance
Jon Ed
Webbs
Robert L. Elick
Sugar Grove
Elick
Employers Attack Jobless Benefit Law
Columbus Ohio March 27 Employers attacked liberalized portions of Ohio s jobless benefit law two years old Led by George Hammond of the Ohio State Council of Retail Merchants the hearing before the Senate commerce and labor committee centered on a bill by Sen Robert A Pollock The measure would deny benefits to workers who quit or are fired for just cause end the 5 weekly minimum for dependents and require 20 weeks of work to qualify while retaining 25 weekly benefits for 26 weeks Labor spokesmen backed a rival plan proposing 35 weekly maximum
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Columbus
Ohio
George Hammond
Ohio State Council of Retail Merchants
Senate Commerce and Labor Committee
Hammond
Robert A. Pollock
Stark
Labor
Danish American Talks Open Over Greenland Defense
Secret discussions on Greenland defense between Denmark and the United States opened at the Danish foreign ministry in Copenhagen. The Arctic island Greenland is a focus as both nations seek to bolster defense and strategic cooperation.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Greenland
Arctic
Danish Foreign Ministry
Senators report threats to lives amid crime probe
Three members of the Senate crime investigating committee disclosed threats to their lives. Senator Tobey said he received two letter threats and one by telephone. Chairman Kefauver described threats as crackpot letters and an obituary note. Senator Hunt cited a prior letter warning against meddling at hearings in Miami. Tobey denied long-term protection and noted police presence during New York hearings.
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Washington, Mar
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Tobey
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Senator Hunt
D-Wye
Miami, Fla
New York
Senator Tobey
Yonkers
Washington
Neighbors Quench Fire in Rural Home on Pleasant Valley Road
A two story house owned by Mrs. Clarence Cox on Pleasant Valley road was saved from severe damage yesterday afternoon when about 15 neighbors carried water from a spring to battle a blaze starting in the upstairs. Mrs. Cox was in Logan visiting a child’s doctor. One room and contents were damaged. faulty wiring is suspected.
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Pleasant Valley Road
Clarence Cox
Cox
Fulbright Urges Moral Renewal Beyond Law
Senator Fulbright denounces a moral decline corrupting American democracy and calls for a citizen commission of eminent jurists educators religious leaders labor and former officials to restore integrity. He criticizes win at all costs sports scandals and urges private citizens with proven character to lead remedy efforts.
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Washington
Mar
Fulbright
Arkansas
Senate
Congress
Bandit's Son Dies
Jesse James Jr. aged 75, son of the Missouri outlaw, died yesterday in Los Angeles at a Kansas City attorney and bandit lineage. The report notes a heart ailment as the cause of death.
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Los Angeles
Jesse James, Jr
Kansas City
Optimistic Mobilization Chief Sees Progress In War Effort
Washington March 27 Mobilization Director Charles E Wilson said the country has in sight the military power to deter aggressors and that inflation has been moderated. He urged possible brakes on inflation and signaled a revised Defense Production Act with price controls for farm products. Wilson hinted a reorganized Wage Stabilization Board and new dispute settlement powers, while noting ODM is poised to report quarterly progress to President Truman.
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Washington
Mar
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
Office of
Defense Mobilization
Boar
Trump
ODM
Truman
More Ohio Guard Units to Be Called
Gov. Frank J. Lausche said more Ohio National Guard units would soon be called to active duty. The adjutant-general’s office confirmed the plan but could not identify the units until commanders are notified, anticipated tomorrow morning.
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Columbus
Frank J.lausche
Ohio National Guard
Adjutant-General
Hungry Lioness Interrupts Circus Party for Film Folk
A hungry lioness escaped her cage during a circus costume ball in Palm Springs on March 27. She chased cars and wandered near the desert kitchen before being corralled by singer Allan Jones, Renaldo Ferrari, and photographer Earl Tiesen with ropes and prods. Rudolf Hernandez, an elephant handler, quickly moved an elephant to block the lion outside the tent while trainers recaptured the animal. John Ringling North Jr. praised Hernandez, saying such quick thinking makes a circus great.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Allan Jones
Renaldo Ferarri
San Francisco
Earl Tiesen
Stewart Lopps
Rhode Island Insurance
Rogers Ranch Club
Hopps
Desert
Jones
Ferarri
Tiesen
Rudolf Hernandez
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