Warren enters Wisconsin primary in 1948 GOP race
SACRAMENTO Feb 19 AP Gov Earl Warren of California agrees to enter Wisconsin's April 1 primary as he seeks the Republican nomination for president. He challenges Sen Robert A Taft of Ohio and former Gov Harold E Stassen of Minnesota. Warren says no commitments to any individual or group and will run his own campaign. Eisenhower has asked his name be withdrawn. Warren also backs a favorite son slate in California's June 3 primary, aiming for the state's 70 convention votes.
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Sacramento
Earl Warren
California
Wiconsin
Presient
Warren
Robert A Taft
Ohio
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Taft
Stassen
Wisconsin
GOP
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Midwest
Eisenhower
German Issue Solved West's Big 3 Claim
Western foreign ministers and Chancellor Adenauer announced progress toward Germany joining a combined army with France. The communique avoided specifics on German parity in NATO and France's conditions. France later approved a European army plan with reservations. NATO talks set for Ligton Portugal.
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Germany
France
VU. S
Dean Acheson
Anthony Eden
Robert Schuman
Konrad Adenauer
French National Assembly
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Ligton
Portugal
Eden
Schuman
Acheson
Immunity power denied to Morris by House group
Washington February 19 a House judiciary subcommittee unanimously rejected President Truman's proposal to give cleanup head Newboy Morris authority to grant immunity to witnesses in the scandals inquiry. The panel will confer with Morris later today on granting him subpoena powers usually held by courts and committees. Morris a Republican attorney formerly president of New York City counts, headed the cleanup program since February first.
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House
Truman
Newboy Morris
Morris
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Imade
Girl Born to Alleged Spy Judith Coplan
Judith Coplan a 30 year old former government employee accused as a spy for Russia has given birth to a seven pound 11 ounce girl at Manhattan General Hospital. Coplan now married to Albert H Sokolov one of her attorneys had been convicted in Washington of taking secret government papers. At a trial in New York she was convicted of espionage conspiracy charges. Both convictions were overturned on appeal but she faces a possible new trial in Washington. She is free on bail.
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New York
Russia
Manhattan General Hospital
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Albert H Sokolov
Washington
Truce Parley Clears Final Armistice Clause
MUNSAN Korea Feb 19 AP negotiators reached agreement on the final clause of a Korean armistice but two major issues remain. Voluntary repatriation of prisoners of war and post armistice rebuilding of Red airfields loom large as staff officers work to draft detailed language for a political conference within 90 days. Joy initially objected then conceded with limits. Continued briefing planned on Page A-4 Col 3.
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Tavernia
Red
United Nations Command
Adm
C. Turner Joy
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U.N
Joy
Giant rescuer frees trapped truck driver near Houston
An unconscious driver in a crushed cab was saved by a towering Black man who ripped open the metal to reach him. Deputies counted on cutting torches until the stranger arrived and pulled the man free, then disappeared into the night without baton or name.
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Here
Ne Negri
Don Henry
Roy Gaby
Finn
Rene
Gaby
Sheriff's Office
Cuttin
Yanks Down 3 Jets in Korea Air Battle
Seoul reports U.S. Sabre pilots shot down three Red jets during a five minute clash over northwest Korea near Sinanju and the Yalu River. Allied jets claimed destruction of four locomotives aiding Communist supply networks and noted heavy MIG activity totaling about 300 aircraft.
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Uru
Northhwest ‘Korea
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Sinanju
Yalu River
Manchuria
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North- West Korea
Pyongyang
Kim Il Sung
Far East Air Forces
Chinnampo
s _yort
MacArthur Urges Nanto Withdrawal From Primaries
New York February 19. General Douglas MacArthur asked election officials in Pennsylvania and Minnesota to withdraw his name from their presidential primaries. He urged the action as part of his campaign statements and sought to avoid splitting antiwar voters.
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Douglas MacArthur
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Weather forecast with increasing clouds tonight and tomorrow
Increasing clouds move in tonight into tomorrow with cooler air. Winds remain breezy at 10 to 20 miles per hour and scattered showers are possible in spots.
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Pegghour
Blizzard Toll 30 in New Snow Due Tomorrow
Boston area endures one of the worst blizzards in years with up to 31 inches in places. Maine and New Hampshire report severe conditions, 1000 plus marooned, rescue trains used, volunteers deliver food, state police mobilize for renewed marooned groups.
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Dakotas
Bus and truck collide on San Francisco Bay Bridge
OAKLAND Feb 19 Ten persons were injured today as a loaded Key System commuter bus and a flatbed truck collided on the San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge. The condition of three passengers was reported serious. The accident occurred on the tower deck midway between the Toll Plaza and Yerba Buena Tunnel.
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Yerba Buena Tunnel
Where to Find It in the Newspaper
The notice lists page locations for sections including obituaries on page 68, Bridge and Comics on pages A and B, Editorial on A-10, Financial on B-6 and B-7, and television on page A-.
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Eade
Fear 9 Dead 32 Rescued in 2 Tanker Breakups
Rough Atlantic seas hindered rescue efforts after two tankers broke in two amid a winter storm off Cape Cod. Nine missing from Pendleton and nine more unaccounted, with 32 survivors aboard Fort Mercer. Coast Guard cutters Eastwind Dexter and Yakatat assisted and towed attempts near Boston and Bermuda stations.
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North Atlantic
Cape Cod
Fort Mercer
Pendleton
Coast Guard
War
Aterm
Boston
Dexter
Helen Stevenson
Bermuda
Chatham
Mass
Atlantic
Eastwinds
Yakatat
Cantain
Fred
Local ACE: 23 year old B 26 pilot hauls five locomotives
Capt. William A. Jessup of Long Beach earns the Third Bomb Wing’s local ace tag by destroying five Communist locomotives in night missions over North Korea. He joined the unit in 1951 after service in Panama and Germany during the Berlin airlift, and has also strafed gun emplacements to silence them.
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Korea
Jessup
Charles F. Wolfe
Chula Vista
Calif
Ira B. Jessup
Air Force
Panama
Germany
Surplus Ship Deal Involves U of Chicago
Washington reports the University of Chicago named in a major surplus ship deal valued at 3.25 million in profit from 201 years of investments. William Leece testified records show 15 thousand dollars invested in two firms engineering the transaction with large stock allocations. Joseph E. Casey was cited as largest single investor, with 26 thousand dollars in American Overseas Tanker Corp. and Greenwich Marine Corp. The arrangement involved tankers leased to Greenwich and a Standard Oil of New Jersey subsidiary, with profits ultimately flowing to stockholders after ships were sold. Tax avoidance claims were noted but not resolved.
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University of Cago
Studing Wehtehr
William Leece
Leece
Joseph E. Casey
Congress
Caney
American Overseas Tanker Corp
U. S
Greenwich Marine Corp
American Overseas
Greenwich
Greenwich- In-Turm
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Envoy Acheson backs Vincent as loyalty board clears him
Washington reports the State Department loyalty board fully cleared career diplomat John Carter Vincent of loyalty and security charges. Vincent will depart New York for Tangier Morocco with a congratulatory letter from Secretary Acheson indicating full confidence. The inquiry found no reasonable grounds for concerns about his credibility during the period when broader calls for coalition government involved China.
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State Department
John Carter Vincent
Department
Vincent
New York
Tangier
Morocco
Payhie Thetay
Acheson
Jeantz Gs
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