West Germany anger over Saar treaty fuels protests
West Germany protests the French-Saar treaty urged by Adenauer, arguing it creates border and independence provisions that could not be erased by an eventual peace deal. Paris grants Saarland near self government while France gains strategic influence in postwar borders. The clash signals fragile Europe unity as elections loom and Allied oversight remains debated.
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LT Lie
France
Val-Stricts
Jey
Saar
Korrani Adenauer
Ruhr
Attlee
Stern
Conservat
Winston Churchil
Bergman Rossellini Nuptial Date Not Set
In Rome on March 10 a lawyer for Ingrid Bergman and director Roberto Rossellini said no wedding date has been fixed. Their Swedish son, born February 2 and registered as Rossellini's son, is not yet baptized, according to attorney Gino Sotis.
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Ingrid Bergman
Roberto Rossellini
Gino Sotis
Rossellini
McCarthy
Peurifoy
Social Security
Nation
Senate
Marshall J. Mantler
Atlanta
Bureau of the Salesmen's National Association
Olga Ross
New York
National Council of Salesmen's Organization, Inc
House
Pike's Peak Goal Man Aims Wheelbarrow Record
Larry Hightower, 41, of Elnesburg, aims to push a wheelbarrow to Pike's Peak summit in about seven days, starting tomorrow. He began in 1946 to set a world record and has logged 18,297 one wheel miles, planning another 10,000 miles to claim the title. He learned of a man who pushed a peanut up the peak to pay off a debt.
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Colorado Springs
Larry Hightower
Pike's Peak
Elensburg
Dr Sander funds groceries after acquittal in murder case
Dr Hermann N Sander, 41, was acquitted of killing cancer patient Abbie C Borreto. With trial costs near 40 000, the Hermann W N Sander Fund provided about 2000 for daily expenses, including groceries, after savings were exhausted. The fund chair called the outcome tragic as aid came from 1800 donors across the United States Canada and Bermuda.
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Manchester
N. H
Hermann N. Sander
Abbie C. Borreto
Hermann WN. Sander
United States
Canada
Bermuda
New York Teacher Ouster Sought Over Communist Ties
Superintendent William Jansen urged the board to discharge probationary first grade teacher Mrs Sylvia Schneiderman accusing her of lying about ties to a group endorsing the Communist movement. The move targets a public school teacher amid disciplinary action.
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Lokk
Maren
Gpichty
Willam Jansen
Jansen
Board of
Edducation
Sylvia Mr. Schneiderman
100000 Children Starve Says Farm Labor Union
Washington March 10 AP The AFL National Farm Labor Union told President Truman that about 100000 children of jobless farm workers are starving while large operators import Mexican labor. Mitchell urged action to provide surplus food and end contract labor. He cited other malnutrition cases in California and Imperial Valley. He also pressed for ending internal labor mobility and for the U.S. Employment Service to return to Mexico all contract laborers.
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A. F. L. National Farm Labor Union
Truman
Mexico
N. F. LA
Mitchell
Mr. Truman
Phoenix
Ariz
U. S. Employment Service
San Joaquin Valley
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Imperial Valley
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Senate
Congress
Tariff Cut Opposed by Nebraska Republicans
Nebraska Republicans Senators Butler and Representative A L Miller oppose any tariff reduction on dried beans. They issued statements for a tariff commission committee on reciprocity information as it weighs Chile's proposal for lower rates.
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Maren
Sen. Butler
Rep
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Nebraska
Tariff Commission
Chile
Lining Up H-bomb Scientists Poses Problem for U.S
Washington March 10 Lining up needed scientists especially foreigners is a major worry in the hydrogen bomb program. Issues include safeguards after Fuchs spy case decisions on full scale testing training impacts and negotiating with Britain The Senate House atomic committee and the AEC fear losing future physicists while production hinges on key experts One authority lists only two native Americans Dr Charles Is Critchfield of Minnesota and Dr J A Wheeler of Princeton among necessary talents.
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Britain
Senate House Atomic Committee
Atomic Energy Commission
Charles. Is. Critchfield
University of Minnesota
J. A. Wheeler
Princeton
World Citizen Granted Visa to Return to United States
Paris March 10 Garry Davis who renounced U S citizenship to become world citizen number one today received permission to enter the United States as an immigrant. A U S consulate general spokesman said Davis is due to leave soon to visit his father Meyer Davis and family. He can become a citizen after the required residence as any immigrant and has no permit to return to France.
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Paris
Garry Davis
Tides and Temperatures at Coast Guard Station
Daily nautical summary lists sunrise at a harbor, moonrise and moonset times, high and low tides with heights, and faint coastal statistics. Foregoing remarks reference the Coast and Geodetic Survey data.
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CAA Plans Major Radar Contract With Hazeline Electronics
The Civil Aeronautics Administration will spend 4.21 million dollars on radar equipment to continuously inform pilots of distance from radio ranges. The contract, the agency’s largest, goes to Hazeltine Electronics Corp of Little Rock for 450 DME ground stations with spares, chosen as the lowest bid among four bidders.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Hazeltine Electronics Corp
Little Nock
Driver Unhurt After Car Crashes Into Parked Bus
In Santa Monica, Tony Gonzales, 36, was not injured when his car collided with a parked bus at high speed. The impact ripped off the car’s side but left Gonzales unhurt.
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Santa Monica
Tony Gonzales
Redless Delving
Gonzales
Duke's Wedding Clergyman Dies in Bedford England
Robert Anderson Jardine, 72, who officiated the Windsor marriage, died in Bedford after a long illness. He had lived in the United States for 12 years before returning to Britain last year. Jardine traveled to France to marry the king to a divorced queen, nearly sparking Church of England discipline, but no action followed. He had resigned as vicar of St Paul’s, Darlingtinn, months earlier, stating the Windsor ceremony was unrelated.
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Bedford
England
Marca
Robert Anderson Jarrdine
St. Paul's Church
Darling‘inn
Windsor
Miracles and Call of Jesus in Nazareth and Capernaum
In a May morning journey from Samaria to Galilee Jesus heals a paralytic son and a ailing mother in law, and calms a demon in the synagogue. Crowds flood Peter’s house as healings spread, while a miraculous draught of fishes triggers Peter’s call to follow Jesus and become a fisher of men. The episode underscores faith, healing, and the rising fame of Jesus in the region.
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Samaria
Galilee
Nazareth
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Capernaum
Simon
Peter Peter
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James
John Jana Nathanael
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