Truman Blasts Mindszenty Trial and Hungary
President Truman denounces Hungary for Mindszenty case calling the trial infamous and a kangaroo proceeding. He notes a pending treaty-violation investigation and cites Britain and the United Nations potential actions while the House adopts a protest resolution. Hungary expels a U S vice consul and an attache amid spying charges as the Mindszenty matter widens to international diplomacy.
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Associated Freas
Truman
Hungary
Joseph Cardinal Mendszenty
Britain
HOUSE
U. S
Mindszenty
United Nations
Senate
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
U. N
U. WN
Budapest
Robin Steussy
Snful
United States
Ingation
Stephen A. Koczak
Legation
Tibor
Col
President Opposes Public A-bomb Count
President Truman said the United States should keep its atomic bomb count secret and rejected a suggestion to disclose numbers. He denied any public discussion on the stockpile, noted Russia’s demand at the UN, and announced Philip C. Jessup as a special UN ambassador.
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Ras
United States
Truman
Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
Russia
United Nations
General Saville Urges Swift Radar Net Plan for U S
Maj. Gen. Gordon P. Saville, head of the Air Defense Command, told Congress the air warning system is critically inadequate and urged swift approval of a 161 million dollar plan to establish a worldwide radar screen with sea outposts. The bill, championed by Rep. Durham and Sen. Vinson, would authorize construction but not funding.
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WinsHincron
Air Force
Congress
Gordon P. Saville
Air Defense Command
United States
House Armed Services Committee
Rep
Durham
D-N
Vinson
D.-Ga
Armed Services Committee
Leaky Gas Main Triggers Blast Near Salt Lake School
Gas escaping from a broken main exploded near a Salt Lake County school in Salt Lake City on February 10, flaming for about an hour before firefighters stopped the blaze with no injuries reported.
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Salt Lake City
Salt Lake County
Blizzard Across Rockies and Great Lakes Strains Rescue Efforts
A new Pacific storm whips snow and wind across the Rockies while Great Lakes states face flurries and colder weather. President Truman approves 150000 to aid blizzard victims as Rail and road disruptions persist from Ogden to Rawlins. Air relief through Cheyenne and Salt Lake City areas continues amid mounting human suffering.
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Associated Press
Northwest Pacific
Great Lakes
West
Truman
Pacific
Rockies
Midwest
Mississippi
Alabama
Virginia
Og‘den
Utah
Laramie
Wyo
San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Ogden
Sierra
Portland
Los Angeles
Wyoming
Union Pacific Railroad
Omaha
Rawlins
Hanna
Casper
Green River
Rawling
United Air Lines
Cheyenne
Salt Lake City
Idaho
Gulf of Alaska
Pacific Northwest
Shoreline master plan hearing set for March
Municipal Airport seeks a weather station as part of city planning. A shoreline master plan hearing is scheduled for March 3. Other items include Teletype hometown news and additional spy ring stories, with pages listed for various sections.
Pair Draw Death for Slaying of Mohandas Gandhi
New Delhi Feb 10. Narayan Godse and Narayan Apte editors of a Poona newspaper were sentenced to die for Gandhi’s assassination. Five of eight defendants got life terms. VW Savarkar acquitted. Dr R Badge turned state's evidence and was released. Others jailed include Vishnu Karkare Gopal Godse and Kistayya Shankar. The group linked to Hindu Mahasabha and the martial Mahratta race.
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New Delhi
Narayan Godse
Narayan Apte
Poona
Inday
Mohandas K. Gandhi
VW. D. Savarkar
Gandhi
Dr. R. Badge
Vishnu Karkare
Ahmednagar
Madam la
Punjab
Datttraya Parchure
Gopal Godse
Kistayya Shankar
Shanker
Lal
Hindu Mahasabha
Neely Seeks Dismissal of NLRB Counsel Denham
Sen. Neely demanded the firing of NLRB general counsel Robert N. Denham calling him biased and prejudiced after Denham testified on Taft Hartley provisions. Randolph of the ITU and the United Mine Workers urged repeal of Taft Hartley and new labor laws.
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Wiener
Senate
Sen
Neely
D.-W. Va
Robert N. Denham
National Labor Relations Board
Denham
Woodruff Randolph
International Typographical Union
Ganatt
Rchiag
United States
NLRB
Randolph
Free American Trade Union Movement
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
U.M. W
U.M.W
Taft
Publishers
I.T.U. Song
Smany
Soviet Spy Ring Bits Still May Be Active
Army warns remnants of the famed Sorge espionage ring may still operate in world capitals. The report, partly censored for security, links Sorge and Ozaki Hozumi to crucial wartime intelligence. Agnes Smedley is accused of Soviet spying, which she denies.
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Richard Sorge
Japan
Moscow
Hitler
Russia
U. S
Sarge
Ashington
I ‘Nokyo
Douglas MacArthur
Tokyo
House un-American Activities Committee
Ozaki Hozumi
Agnes Smedley
Sorge
Ott
Ozaki
Konoe
Germany
Siberia
Storm Warnings Issued for North Coast by Weather Bureau
The Weather Bureau ordered southwest storm warnings from Cape Blanco Oregon to Cape Mendocino California at 6 am. Southerly winds of 35 to 45 mph were forecast with the storm shifting to westerly and easing tonight. Small craft warnings of 20 to 30 mph were issued from Cape Mendocino to Point Sur for this afternoon and tonight.
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San Francisco
Feb
Cape Blanco
Ore
Cape Mendocino
Calif
Bureau
Point Sur
Hoover Commission urges end of politics in U S jobs
The Hoover Commission urges Congress and President Truman to outlaw political favoritism, remove politically influenced appointments, and reform civil service to cut red tape, raise pay, and centralize wage policy. It calls for handing hiring to agencies under modern procedures and securing a career service attracting top talent.
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Washington
Hoover Commission
Congress
Truman
Bipartisan Commission
Sitip
Civil Service Commission
Herbert Hoover
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