Connally Demands Vandenberg Quit Spark Union Pressure
Sen. Connally denounces Detroit AFL and Wayne County Federation of Labor for demanding Sen. Vandenberg’s resignation as shameful. He urges Vandenberg’s indefinite continuation in office, citing his long service and bipartisan foreign policy work. At Grand Rapids, Frank X. Martel endorsed the resolution urging a substitute Michigan senator. Vandenberg’s recent health issues noted.
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Ashington
Sen
Connally
Detroit Afl
Wayne County Federation of Labor
Vandenberg
R.-Mich
Sen. Vandenberg
Senate
Michigan
U. S
Texas Democrat
Grand Rapids
Frank X. Martel
Federation
Republican State Central Committee
Martel
Washington, D. C
Lansing
Statehouse
G. Mennen Williams
United States
Flo
War orphans found on Inchon islet by U S Navy officer
Lt Edwin H Bahr and a small boat crew from the cruiser St Paul discover 45 starving Korean orphans and two women and a man on a shell ripped Inchon islet. They bring back food clothing and supplies as the ship and crew respond with aid and relief.
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Balnel Yokyo
Inchon Harbor
Korea
Edwin H. Bahr
Mira Mar Ave
Long Beach
Calif
St. Paul
Inchon
Scout
Bahr
Bo't
Amos T. Hathaway
Bakersfield
Compromise agenda proposed for Big Four talks amid Soviet objections
Paris dispatch reports Western powers submitting an eight item compromise agenda for a Big Four foreign ministers meeting. The Soviet Union dismissed it as stifling discussion while NATO allies seek to address tensions in Europe and examine arms, German questions, and commitments with France and the United Kingdom.
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Paris
Soviet Union
Alexandre Parodi
U.S
Philip C. Jessup
Andrei ¥. Gromoke
Germany
E West
eludeL.romyko
Chicago Gunman Slays One and Wounds Three
In CHICAGO on March 10 a gunman entered a tavern and killed Leo Lanzitta while wounding three others. Witnesses include bartender Joseph Calcagno and patrons James Esposito and brothers Cuoneo and Patsy Caleagno. Police have no motive yet. The tavern is at 7095 Morgan.
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Chicago
UPA
Joseph Calcagno
Leo Lanzitta
Cuoneo
Patsy Caleagno
James Esposito
Joseph Caleagno
Bridges Reported Desperately Ill in New York
Boston March 10 UP Harry Bridges a convicted West Coast labor leader is described as desperately ill with the flu in New York He was scheduled to address about 300 people last night under a Progressive Party of Massachusetts sponsorship
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Boston
Harry, Bridges
Lay
New York
Bridges
Progressive Party of
Massachusetts
Tearfully Vows Restitution in Market Robbery
Chris W. Blake owner of a market at 2401 E.15th St. reported a robbery by a man in a dark coat who took $32 after threatening with a pretend gun. The bandit apologized as he left promising to return funds and to rob larger places, claiming a stomach hernia and unemployment.
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Spears
Chris W. Blake
E.15th St
Blake
Burtnal Blake
Johnston Denounces Wage Board Lie Amid Labor Rift
Evie Johnston framed as false reports that Charles E. Wilson dictated wage board decisions. He stressed no influence by Wilson and urged labor, management, and government to restore a functioning tripartite board, noting ongoing talks as union leaders fault rigid controls. The United Labor Policy Committee quit mobilization Feb 28 amid charge of big business dominance.
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Wage Stabilization Board
Johnston
Labor
Tripartite Board
United Labor Policy Committee
Organized Labor
Truman
Plan Slaughter in China Attributed to Reds and Russians
Taipei reports the Nationalists accuse Reds of mass killings in China and claim a Russian plot targets 200 million lives. Defense ministry figures cite 1,000,000 already executed from 25,000,000 slated for death, with towns like Wusih Pingyang Wangyen cited for massacres and 157 eye-witness killings on Yuhwan Island.
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Taipei
Formosa
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Ministry of Defense
Free Press
Defense Ministry
Wusih
Shanghai
Nanking
Lake Tai
Yuhwan Island
Pingyang
Wangyen
Chekiang Province
Heart Attack Kills Ex-Premier Shidehara
Former Japanese Premier Kujuro Shidehara died at 78 from a heart attack at his Tokyo home. He had been Speaker of the House of Representatives and helped shape the postwar constitution.
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Tokyo
Kujuro Shidehara
Shidehara
House of Representatives
Queuille Forms Caretaker Cabinet In France
Paris March 10 Premier Henri Queuille formed a caretaker government to prepare for elections as France’s 16th cabinet since 1944. The plan mirrors Rene Pleven’s previous lineup, with Queuille securing a confidence vote 359 to 205 in the national assembly.
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Paris
Henri
Navy awards $329,800 dry dock wall contract at Long Beach
The Navy announced a $329,800 award to MacDonald-Kruse Co. of Sun Valley to build a reinforced concrete retaining wall around Dry Dock No. 1 at Long Beach Naval Shipyard to protect against subsidence caused by sea water encroachment. Also listed is an $347,800 repair contract for Santa Ana Air Station buildings. both projects are part of a broader $54 million program to safeguard the yard and facilities.
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Long Beach
Santa Ana
Navy
Long Beach Naval Shipyard
Mareel Dry Dock
MacDonald-Kruse Co
Sun Valley
Calif
Emmet E. Spring
Santa Ana Air Station
O. W. Karn & Stanto Reed Co
Los Angeles
Marinees
George W. Hering
USMC
8000 Homeless in Philippine Fire
Manila dispatch reports a wind driven fire in Iloilo on Panay Island left eight thousand homeless. Five blocks of business and residential property were destroyed with estimated damage around one million dollars and mayor Rafil Jalandonni blamed the blaze on strong winds.
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Manila
Loilo
Panay Island
Here
Rafil Jalandoni
Reds Fight On In Korea As UN Advances Near Han River
In central Korea five UN divisions gained up to four miles as Chinese Reds retreated, abandoning ammunition and mortars. Across the eastern front fighting eased after brutal encounters. Communist losses neared 30,000 with 6,849 killed or captured yesterday, boosting totals to about 25,887 for the first three days of the UN offensive.
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Tokyo
U.N
Eighth Army
Korea
U. N
U. S. 25Th Division
Han River
Toksa
Seoul
Yangpyong
Legion Chief Hurt in Korea Jeep Crash
American Legion Commander J. Erle Cocke suffered a wrenched back in a jeep accident two miles south of Hoengsong on Korea's central front. He was with Maj. Gen. Frank Ef Lowe, Truman's envoy to the armed forces, when the jeep skidded and rolled down a 15 foot embankment. Both were shaken but not seriously injured. They continued to Tokyo as scheduled.
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Korea
American Legion
J. Erle Cocke
Hoengsong
Cocke
Prank Ef Lowe
Truman
Lowe
Tokyo
Lisbon hit by quake and cyclone causing panic and cut lines
Lisbon tremors and a cyclone disrupted the city today as seismological officials in Toledo reported great intensity. Madrid also felt the quake. Several seismograph needles broke during the event and communications were cut across the area.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Lyon
Madrid
Spain
Seismological Observatory
Toledo
Weather outlook Mostly clear tonight and Sunday
A weather report notes mostly clear skies tonight and Sunday with warmer daytime conditions Sunday afternoon. Light variable winds prevail with a westerly breeze gusting from zero to eighteen miles per hour tomorrow afternoon.
Dubuque Officials Seize Classics in Obscenity Probe
County Attorney John Duffy ordered police to seize literary classics from the city library as a grand jury probes sale of obscene books. Officers seized Tom Jones Decameron and works by Rabelis and summoned librarian May Clark to testify. Police also took Stretch on the River by Richard Bissett and seized copies from two department stores.
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Dubcace
CP County
John Duffy
Fielding
Tom Jones
Boccaccio
Dubuque County
Grand Jury
Dubuque
Richard Bissett
Duffy
Bakewell Wins Missouri 11th District Race
In St Louis Claude S Bakewell a Republican beat Harry Schendel by about six thousand votes in a special election to fill the late Democrat John Sullivan seat. Don Leadbeck Christian Nationalist trailed, while Bakewell blamed Schendel’s candidacy on Morris Schenker and the Kefauver committee. VA US reaction ranged from celebration in GOP ranks to denunciations from Democrats.
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ST. Louis
Claude S. Bakewell
Missouri
Bakewell
Congress
Harry Sehendel
John B. Sullivan
Guy George Gabrielson
Republican National Committee
Washington
Truman
St Louis
Schendel
Don Leadbeck
Morris A. Schenker
Kefauver Crime Committee
Tke
William M. Boyle Jr
Democratic National Committee
Fire and blast destroy defense plant in Champaign
An explosion and fire at the Alloy Engineering and Casting Co in Champaign damaged the plant about 2 05 am. Owner Mrs Henry Harris asked the FBI and Navy intelligence to investigate citing defense work for Navy and Air Force. Damages run into several hundred thousand dollars with much machinery destroyed. An unidentified man reported the fire to a police station and disappeared.
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Champaign
FBI
Naval Intelligence
Alloy Engineering and Casting Co
Henry Harris
Navy
Air Force
Harris
Classifieds and pages listed in Boyle-Page guide
The notice outlines where to find sections in the issue: Churches on A-7 to A-9 and B-4, Classified ads on B-4 to B-8, Comics on A-6, Financial on A-4, Radio and television on B-4, Schools on A-3, Shipping on A-4, Sports on 6-2 and 3, Theaters on A-10, and temperatures on A-5.
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