Fate of Newark airport after deadly crash weighed in meeting
Elizabeth residents face a future for the Port Authority field as a Newark airfield, closed since yesterday's four engined National Airlines crash that killed 27 aboard and four on the ground. Govs Dewey and Driscoll and 27 airlines await talks in New York on airport tenure and safety.
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Elizabeth
N. I
National Airlines
New York
Port of New York Authority
Alfred E. Driscoll
New Jersey
Thomas E. Dewey
Hareli de ¥Iore
Lynbrook
Revered minister linked to multiple slayings in Rock Hill
Police in Rock Hill report that a 60? old Methodist minister Rev Arthur W Baker and his wife Maude Jordan Baker and Marni Ruth Lowry Vails and her infant Deborah Jean Vails were found shot to death in the preacher's home. Baker had a long medical history and was discharged from a hospital last week.
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Rock Hill
D. C
Arthur W. Baker
Maude Jordan Baker
Marni
Ruth Lowry Vails
Deborah Jean Vails
Blind Driver and Passenger Narrowly Escaped Collision
In Muncie Indiana a blind driver named Coats drove the wrong way on a one way street until his blind passenger alerted him. Mario Pieroni a former judge had been talking but sensed they had passed the two way traffic stop intersection.
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Muncie
Ind
Coats
Mario Pieroni
Usy
Pieroni
ACTH Price Cut Slashes Cost for Arthritis Drug
Philadelphia United Research Laboratories announces a 69 percent price cut for ACTH. New extraction process from hog pituitary glands lowers price from 266 to 492 cram per gram, with further 40 cent per unit reductions for certain injections. Sold only to hospitals and registered pharmacists on doctor’s prescription.
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Philadelphia
United Research Laboratories
Philadelph
Robert Roth
United Research Cher
Roberts
Senate Unit OKs Arnall Unanimously
The Senate banking committee unanimously approved former Georgia governor Ellis Arnall to head the Office of Price Stabilization. Arnall urged fact based actions on decontrol and said a Senate vote would follow after briefing on inflation and policy. Di Salle resigns to run for Senate in Ohio. Capehart noted no GOP opposition.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Ellis
Arnall
Georgia
Arnal
Senate
Maybank
D-S. C
Banking Committee
Monlay
Truman
Michael di Salie
di Salle
Ohio
Sen. Capehart
Arnnall
Seizure of Japan Boats Denounced by Ridgway
Gen Matthew Ridgway denounced Soviet seizure of Japanese fishing vessels in a note to authorities. He accused the Reds of seizing 17 percent of boats, confiscating 29 ships, wrecking one, and leaving 33 missing or unaccounted for. Russians allegedly held fishermen, conducted interrogations, and sought fines in dollars on baseless grounds. Seizures occurred on high seas off Hokkaido near Sakhalin.
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Tokyo
Matthew B. Ridgway
Reds
Ridgway
Japan
U.S
Hokkaido
Sakhalin
Air Force Defends Korea Policy Amid Ace Death Row
In Korea the Air Force defended keeping all jet pilots, including aces, on duty for a 100-mission tour after Maj. George A. Davis Jr. was shot down. Davis had 11 MiGs and three Red bombers in 59 missions and his widow urged a home return. The piece notes pilots Ja bara Gibson Becker and Monroe and reports Rep. Mahon seeking investigation and Sabath quoting Truman on possible sacrifice for peace. Symington signals interest in Senate run.
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U. 5
Fifth Air Force
Korea
Air Force
Maj
George A. Davis Jr
Davis
U.S
James Jabara
McKinney
Texas
Ralph O. Gibson
Mt. Carmel
Itil
Richard D. Becker
Whetwood
Monroe
Washington
Rep. Mahon
D-Texas
Sabath
D.-Iii
Truman
America
House
Symington
Senate
White House
W. Stuart Symington
St. Louis
Missouri
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Reds Lawyers Attack Sea Captain Testimony in Trial
In Los Angeles defense lawyers moved to strike key parts of Sea Captain David Saunders’s testimony implicating 11 defendants in a California Communist case. Judge Mathes oversaw cross examination plans, with Saunders detailing connections to William Schneiderman and an agent named Fisher and citing party funding after the 1940 Voorhees Act. Steve Nelson, described as a professional revolutionist, was cited as the tribute’s payer.
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Los Angeles
California
U. S
William C. Mathes
David Saunders
Saunders
Wirin
San Francisco Mariner
Lurther
William Schneiderman
Commounist Internationale
Fisher
American Communist Party
International Workers’ Fund
Schneiderman
Lenin
Steve Nelson
Pennsylvania
Where to Find It Eagle Page A9 and Related Sections
The notice lists where to locate various newspaper features across pages and sections. It names Eagle-Page A-9 Bridge-Page A Classified Ads-Pages 8-3 Gemics-Page 5-4 Crossword Puzzle-Page B Editorial-Page A-8 Obituaries-Page B-7 Radio and Television-Page A-6 Shipping-Page 5-6 Sports-Pages A-10 and A-11 Theaters-Page B Titles Temperatures-Page B-6 Women's Activities-Page B-2 and 2.
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Eagle
Spending Spree Grilled by Congress on Armed Forces
Washington reports Congress pressed the armed forces over alleged wasteful spending. Rep Lyle warned a military spending spree risks economic harm and potential billions could be trimmed from Truman's budget. The House subcommittee demanded concrete answers on lack of standard item catalogs and wasteful practices.
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Washington
Congress
House
Armed Services
M. L. King
Munitions Board
The
Lyle
Texas
United States
Truman
Hebert D
Nation pays silent homage to King George VI
London readers learned that about 6000 people per hour filed past the coffin in Westminster Hall as the nation mourns King George VI. Nearly 100000 empire citizens are expected to pass by the bier today with more people likely on the remaining days before the funeral at Windsor. The Duke of Norfolk appeared in the queen's name for national mourning, and the king rests prior to transport to St George's Chapel.
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London
George VI
British Empire
Westmiinster Hall
St. George's Chapel
Windsor Castle
Duke of Norfolk
Earl Marsha
Clear tonight and tomorrow with cooling winds
Weather summary indicates clear skies tonight and tomorrow with decreasing winds tonight. Temperatures will be cooler tonight and warmer tomorrow afternoon, signaling a mild and improving conditions trend.
West Europe Snow Claims Lives of 34
Zurich reports winter storm across Western Europe has caused at least 34 deaths and many injuries. Heavy wind driven snow blocks roads and railways from Italy to Scandinavia, isolating Alpine towns and valleys such as Kalsetal including Melkoedeé in the ninth day of the blizzard.
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West
Europe
Zurich
Switzerland
Italy
Scandinavia
Alps
Kalsetal
Melkoedeé
Talks Suspend Until Enemy Submits Plan
MUNSAN Korea Feb 12 Communists promised to draft a new plan to patch up the latest truce trouble spot and govern ments for a final Korean peace. The Reds did not indicate when it would be ready or its form. Truce negotiators adjourned.
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Munsan
Korea
Reds boast of mighty pact with Russia
Hong Kong Feb 12 Communists through Peiping radio boasted a mighty alliance with Russia ready to meet any western aggression. The broadcast linked to a nationwide air program marking the second anniversary of the Sino Soviet friendship treaty and said the alliance could defeat American aggression alleged in treaty talks between Japan and the Chinese Nationalists.
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Hong Kong
China
Peiping Radio
Allance
Russia
Aire
Communist Radio
Japan
Communists make concessions on truce machinery setup
Report notes two concessions in a separate truce tent as staff officers work to supervise a ceasefire. Reds offered to raise monthly rotation to 30 000 troops and set up four neutral entry ports for inspecting incoming troops and materials, with neutral teams to monitor. The source hints the plan may originate from Pyongyang or Peiping. The Allies stated further steps are pending.
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Pyongyang
Peiping
U N Fire Traps Savage Chinese Attack on Height
In the Snowstorm near Mundung Valley Communist troops attacked UN lines. Allied infantry repelled the assault with heavy casualties among the Reds. About 96 killed and 130 wounded, with 200 forced back. Probing actions occurred along the eastern front and near Yonchon and Pohang River areas.
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Eighth Army
Korea
United Nations
U. N
Mundung
Yonchon
Pohang River
Man-Eater Sought In Panama Shark Hunt Seeks Clue
In Panama six native fishing teams begin a shark hunt to find the maneater that may have killed Swedish engineer Gosta Videgaard. Investigator Harry Lederman leads the expedition to recover clues from the waters near Panama City after Videgaard disappeared January 25.
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Fanama
Panama
Gosta Widegaard
Harry Lederman
Videgaard
Sederman
Paitilla’ Point
Wiif Videgaard
Panama City
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