All-out Plan of Diplomacy U S Adopts Total Effort
Secretary of State Acheson calls for a single minded voluntary campaign by Congress executive departments business agriculture press and people to curb Soviet expansion. The plan emphasizes meeting Soviet pressure wherever possible and strengthening democratic confidence through aid and self reliance.
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Ashington
Acheson
Congress
Business
Agriculture
United States
White House
Advertising Council
Francis Russell
State Department
Wilmar Fishing Boat Sinks West of La Jolla
The Long Beach boat Wilmar foundered and sank fifteen miles west of La Jolla this morning. Captain C W Packard of Los Angeles and his two crewmen escaped in a motorboat and alerted the Coast Guard via radio. Perseus searched the area but no trace of the vessel had been found. Packard joined the Perseus to help in the search after the Wilmar began taking water around 1 a.m. and salvage efforts proved fruitless.
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Long Beach
Wilmar
la Jolla
C. W. Packard
Los Angeles
Packard
Sweet Girl
Coast Guard
Perseus
Freed Mercy Death Case Doctor Still to Face State Board
AN DIA New Hampshire March 10 AP Dr Hermann Sander acquitted of murder in a cancer patient death still faces a hearing before the State Board of Registration in Medicine State health officer John Wheeler said the board will decide on any medical penalty and will contact members promptly Dr Sander and his wife returned to their farmhouse to resume quiet family life They posed for photos and the doctor offered no interviews while Attorney General Phinney said he did his duty Numerous patients paid delinquent pills and some donated to a fund for the doctor.
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Andia
N. H
Hermann WN. Sander
State Board of Registration In Medicine
John S. Wheeler
Sander
Dr. Sander
New England
Inews
William L.phinney
Naval Official's Plane Strikes Power Lines at Salt Lake City
A four engine Navy plane carrying Undersecretary Dana Kimball and 11 others struck power cables near Salt Lake City airport in a snowstorm. The C54 landed with three propellers damaged and no injuries reported. Power outages affected Salt Lake Valley for about 40 minutes. Pilot Lt Elmer Thompson declined comment.
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Salt Lake City
Navy
Dana Kimball
J. A. Bale
Utah Power and Light Co
Hale
Salt Lake Valley
Power Company
Jordan
Elmer Thompson
Patuxent, River Naval Air Station
Kimball
San Bernardino
Calif
Marguerite De La Motte Dies Silent Film Star
Marguerite De La Motte, once a leading lady with Douglas Fairbanks Sr., died at St. Francis Hospital in San Francisco at age 46 after a cerebral hemorrhage. She had retired from films about 20 years ago and lived in the city, active in Red Cross work.
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San Francisco
Marguerite de la Motte
Douglas Fairbanks Sr
St. Francis Hospital
Miss de la Motte
Lk Motte
Red Cross
Top Eagles Face Lottery Accusations
A grand jury in Ottawa Ohio indicted three national officers of the Fraternal Order of Eagles and one state officer on charges involving publicizing a lottery and blackmail. Indictments name Matthew L. Brown Joseph Kellner Joseph A Gunderman and Barnett H Goldstein with varying counts.
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Ottawa
Ohio
UPA Grand Jury
Fraternal
Order of Eagles
Matthew L. Brown
Springfield
The
Grand Aerie
Joseph Kellner
State Eagles
Joseph A. Gunderman
St Mary’s
Grand Worthy
Eagles
Barnett H. Goldstein
Portland
Ore
Grand Aerie Legal Adviser
Wherry Calls Spy's Release Travesty
Senator Wherry condemns Secretary Acheson for backing a suspended sentence for Valentin A. Gubitchev, a Russian spy. He argues the decision undermines equal justice, noting Judith Coplon received 15 years and Gubitchev was spared deportation. He accuses Acheson of bungling the case and calls for law to take its course.
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Sen. Wherry
R.-Neb
Acheson
Valentin A. Gubitchev
Gubitchev
Wherry
G. QO. P. Senate
Russia
United Nations
Judith Coplon
Justice Department
New York
Miss Copion
State
Justice Departments
State Department
Europe
United States
Ito
Northern Plains States Struck by New Snowstorm
A new snowstorm swept the northern plains while a lizard carried by 4p mile per hour winds rode out of the Great Lakes into central New York State. The Dakotas dug out after the prior blizzard as portable generators were flown to North Dakota to restore power and save food. Reports from New York state noted roads closed and 12 inches of snow near Syracuse with several rural schools closed, while damage estimates topped $1 million across the Dakotas, Minnesota, and Iowa.
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Chicago
Great Lakes
New York State
Plains
U. S
Dakotas
North Dakota
Red Cross
Fred Andahi
Robert Brumett
Fifth Army
New York
Utica
Ithaca
Syracuse
New England
Massachusetts
Upper Plains
Georgia
Alabama
Northwestern Heil Telephone Co
Minnesota
Iowa
South Dakota
James Robertson
Plankinton
S. D
Beachcombing News Highlights Across Pages
A brief list summarizes feature items from multiple pages including beach combing, bridges, editorials, sports, comics, obituaries, radio and television, shipping table, theaters, tides and temperatures, and women’s activities across the edition.
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Boyle
Jurist Rejects Bail Reduction in Davidian Killing Case
Federal Judge Harry C. Westover refused to reduce bail for Joseph and Alfred Sica, two Los Angeles men linked to a multimillion dollar narcotics ring. With star witness Abe Davidian slain, prosecutors argued the Sicas would benefit from his death, while defense said $25,000 bail each is still unaffordable. The judge noted the case remains highly serious and could unfold further after grand jury sessions.
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Los Angeles
Harry C. Westover
Joseph
Alfred Sica
Russell Parsons
Circuit Court of Appeals
California
Abe Davidian
Fresno
Davidion
Joseph Sica
Fred Sica
U. S
Norman Weukom
Davidian
Westover
United States
Istate
Dewey reported in excellent condition after surgery
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey was reported in excellent condition today after a shoulder operation for acute bursitis. The report came from New York on March 10, noting the governor’s health following the procedure.
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Dewey
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Triplets Born Day by Day in Flooded Louisiana Town
A 36 year old fisherman's wife delivers triplets over three days. Dr N G Nasif notes the unprecedented pace. The Hardie family, living on a houseboat with seven other children, faces crowded quarters as floodwaters sprawl across east Louisiana.
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Lester Hardie
Jonesville
Judy Mae
Julia Fae
Jodie Lee
Hardie
Nasif
Associated Press
N. G. Nasif
Myrtle
Milburn
Lester Paul
Shirley
Ouachita River
Brown's
East Louisiana
Black River
Yawn and Goodnight Sign Speeding Ticket
A man reported a speeding ticket signed Yawn and Goodnight, deputies Sid Yawn and Steve Goodnight, prompting the Houston sheriff’s office to verify the unusual signature on the issued citation. The case involved a subordinate worker who received the ticket.
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Houston
Sheriff's Office
Sid Yawn
Steve Goodnight
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Sandra Emmert
Forestville
Helen Zupancis
Sandra
U.S
L. B. Fishing Boat Founders
Sinks
Freed ‘Mercy Death
State Board
Naval
Doug Fairbanks Sr
Martha
Hermann N. Sander
Candia
A. P. Wirephota
Sica Brothers
By Keith Fuller
Edna Lucille
Edna
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