American Dancer Dies In French Plane Crash
In Nice on March 3 a French airliner hit a flock of seagulls after takeoff, crashing in flames. Among 38 aboard were Harriet Toby, 21, a New York native and rising dancer, two French actresses Lise Topart and Michele Yerly, and 34 others. one survivor, Marguerite Delpy, was severely injured.
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Nice
France
Harriet Toby
New York City
Joan Harriett Katzmann
Lise Topart
Michele Yerly
Air France Viner
la Valentine Valley
Miss Katzmann
Nine Inch Snow Hits Kansas and Rain in East
Snow blanketed northern regions with nine inches at Smith Center Kansas as light fog accompanied the fall. Snow mixed with rain and sleet along the southern belt while the middle and south Atlantic states and Ohio Valley saw rain. Bitter cold persisted across the north, with subzero readings in multiple locales and Salt Lake City recording eight inches of fresh snow. A violent thunderstorm in Waco Texas caused about 100000 in damages.
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Associated Press
Rocky Mountains
Smith Center
Kan
Atlantic States
Ohio Valley
Gulf States
Oklahoma
Plains
Rockies
Maine
Miles City
Mont
Jamestown
N. C
Caribou
Salt Lake City
Weather Bureau
Waco
Texas
Tceday
Californians Plan to Maul Solons Shirts
In Berkeley on March 3 the State Farm Bureau Federation plans a campaign urging 60 000 farm families to mail shirts to Congress to protest taxes. The move began last Friday in Marysville when secretary-treasurer Don W. McCully removed his shirt at a federation meeting. McCully later said hundreds in Marysville and Redding were mailing shirts to Rep. Claire Engle of Red Bluff.
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Berkeley
California State Farm Bureau Federation
Congress
Marysville
Don W. McCully
Federation
McColly
Redding
Claire Engle
Red Bluff
Sen Smith Keeps Alaska Statehood Bill Alive
Washington March 3 The Senate was asked to reconsider its action in returning the Alaska statehood bill to committee with no immediate vote on the motion by Senator Smith RANJ to keep alive chances for a possible reconsideration. The bill was returned to committee by a 45 to 44 vote last week. Vice President Barkley said the motion can be called up later by any Senator but cannot be voted on until a pending motion to take up the submerged oil land bill is disposed of.
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Washington
Senate
Sen. Smith
Ran J
Sid
Smith
Barkley
Connally Presses France to Do Utmost for Aid
Sen Connally warned France that without doing her utmost to defend herself she cannot justify large US aid. He spoke after Acheson met with the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on NATO defense plans. France faced a cabinet crisis as Premier Faure's tax rise proposal failed. France’s share of US aid for the year to June 30 was set at 600 million.
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Washington
Sen
Connally
Texas
France
United States
Acheson
Senate Foreign ‘Relations Committee
Premier Faure
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Sen. Sparkman
U. S
NATO
Lisbon
Dean Acheson
Senate Foreign Affairs Committee
U.S
Associated Press
Right Wing Pinay Opens Frank Attempt To Lead Cabinet
PARIS March 3. Antoine Pinay sixty year old conservative said he would see if he could form a new cabinet to get France out of its political and financial jam after a talk with President Auriol. He would consult friends and give a definite reply. Pinay’s chances are doubtful as previous premiers failed to form stable coalitions. There is resistance from Socialists and Gaullists. In Washington Dean Acheson faced questions over French politics as France’s aid share and Indochina war burdens loom.
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Paris
Antoine Pinay
France
Pinay
Vincent Auriol
Auriol
Edgar Faure
Paul Reynaud
Rene Pleven
Independent Republican Party
Finey
California governor asks Legislature not to cut taxes
Gov. Warren unveiled the largest California budget to date asking for 1,185,397,270 for the new fiscal year starting July 1. He warned against tax cuts despite a 192,053,220 surplus, calling for continued spending to cover rising state costs and signaling a special session on fiscal matters. He proposed 40 million for schools and 12 million for needy districts, plus 55 million for GI home purchase and Bay Bridge refinancing. The plan includes using 862,302,379 of surplus funds to maintain a pay as you go policy.
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Sacramento
Warren
California
Caeet
Fetate
San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge
Where to Find It Beach Combing and More
The notice lists section pages for various topics including Beach Combing on B-1, Boyle on A-13, Bridge on A-13, Classified ads in B-4 to 7, Obituaries on B-4, Radio and television on AA, Shipping on B-3, and Sports on A-14 to 16, with Theaters on A and Women's activities on page 30.
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Boyle
Pagi
Panesee
Reds Concede UN Right to Veto Soviet in Truce Setup
PANMUNJOM March 3 The United Nations has the right to veto Soviet nominations for a neutral armistice inspector, the Reds admitted in truce talks, while lashing Allies over prisoner exchanges. NKPA Maj Gen Lee Sang Cho accused the Allies of blackmail lying stalling and massacre of prisoners. The Reds said the UN could reject Russia with valid reasons, but still rejected the existing veto rationale. Col Don Darrow of the UN said any Soviet veto would be irrevocable and that the Reds may be stalling to confirm UN resolve. Continued debate on prisoner exchange in Armistice Subcommittee.
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Panmunjom
United Nations
Red
Russia
Lee Sang Cho
AL Mes
U. N
Soviet Union
Korea
Don ©. Darrow
U.N
Chang
Chun San
Darrow
U. N Command
Sani
Treasury Official Foley Questioned By Senate Panel
Senate expenditures committee pressed for closed session testimony from Undersecretary Edward H. Foley Jr. over alleged “lay off” pressure on IRS cases. John B. Dunlap testified there was no interference while he was revenue commissioner. The hearings tied to President Truman’s IRS reorganization plan and its impact on taxpayer rights and court access.
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Washington, March
Sen. McCarthy
R.wis
Foley
Senate Committee
Truman
Internal Revenue Bureau
John B. Dunlap
Revenue
McCarthy
Bureau
Dunlap
The
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
250 MiGs Out Two Bagged Five Hit
SEOUL March 3 American Sabre jets shot down two Mig-15s and damaged five more as 250 Red fighters moved south of the Yalu. The Sabres fought in four battles, with two MiGs downed and others damaged. Ground actions were patrols with limited activity.
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Seoul
Korea
Yalu
Sloudy es on te to morrow 2 mies per ee
A partly unclear note appears to reference travel or timing with a rough phonetic spelling. The readable words hint at tomorrow and two months per some unit, but the fragment lacks concrete actions, names, or places to anchor a factual summary.
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Mme
Marguerite Delpy
Kansas
Solons
Joan Katzman
Alaska
Bill
Sen. Connally
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Indochina
Europe
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St. Bernards
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Alps
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Frank Sprague
Sprague
Dorothy
M’carthy
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