Voters brave bad weather for New Hampshire primary
In Concord New Hampshire Democratic and Republican hopefuls faced a rainy voting day as early returns from Waterville Valley Millsfield and Hart's Location showed Eisenhower leading Taft Kefauver and Truman with scattered votes. Claremonters reported strong turnout indicating a possible record vote while big city polls open later. Continued on Page A-6.
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D. Eisenhower
Estes Kefauver
New Hampshire
Waterville Valley
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Robert A. Taft
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Truman
Taft
Harold E. Stassen
Manchester
Claremont
Claremonter
Les Taft
Stassen
Napalm Burns Out Secret Red Supply Base
U S jet pilots attacked a camouflaged Red supply base near Sinmak, 30 miles from Panmunjom, using napalm and explosives in the Korean War. The raid involved 250 sorties with jets from Manchuria swarming the depot, while U S and Red air battles yielded multiple MiG losses and damaged aircraft.
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Korea
Manchuria
Sinmak
Panmunjom
Morris defends cleanliness as inquiry probes ship deals
Washington March 11 AP Newbold Morris, government cleanup head, told Senators there was no wrongdoing in his ship deal connections that sent U.S. tankers to Red China. He criticized a law that let prominent figures reap 3 250 000 dollars profit with 450 000 from Morris clients, invested in tankers bought from the government. He refused to resign, despite fire from Congress. Senators McCarthy and Mundt pressed Morris about a 1947 White House linked meeting with maritime officials and urged him to recall details.
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Newbold Morris
U. S
China
Morris
Flanagan
Subcommittee
Francis D. Flanagan
Congress
Truman
Senate
White House
Sen. McCarthy
R.-Wis
McCarthy
Len Mundt
R.S.D
Gale-Force Winds Rake Manhattan Streets
New York on March 11 14 faced gale force winds and heavy rain that tore umbrellas from their shafts and drove pedestrians to cling to lampposts. Wind gusts exceeded 60 mph with sustained 30 mph flows, boats swayed in New York harbor, and Staten Island lost power briefly as the storm battered the metro area.
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Manhattan
Staten Island
Weather Bureau
Rouch
Block Island
Cape Hatteras
Judge Orders Rail Unions to End Walkout
In Cleveland a federal judge ordered three rail unions to end their strike and prevent spread to other lines. Judge Emerich B Freed granted a temporary restraining order and set a March 19 hearing on a permanent injunction. The Army-ruled roads since 1950 faced potential contempt penalties for engineers firemen and conductors if they did not end the walkout.
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Emerich B., Freed
New York Central
Buffalo
St. Louis
Freed
United States
Justice Department
Army
Four in Family Missing in Arizona Search Underway
In Phoenix on March 11 sheriffs and deputies entered Hidden Valley after four members of a Phoenix family vanished since Sunday. Joseph V. Jackson senior, 60, his wife also 60, daughter-in-law Alice Jackson 35, and Barbara Jackson 10, were last heard during a Sunday outing. A sheriff's air posse searched the area for the missing car, with the hunt expanding to Hidden Valley where the elder Jackson owned land. Barbara, diabetic, needed daily insulin injections to avoid harm.
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Jackson
Batista Claims Complete Control of Government
Fulgencio Batista proclaimed himself in charge of all powers and functions of Cuba’s executive and legislative branches after a swift revolution. His Revolutionary Junta announced statutes including a 45 day suspension of the right to strike as President Carlos Prio Socarras sought asylum in the Mexican embassy.
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Batista
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Weather forecast for tonight and tomorrow
Mostly clear and continued cool tonight and tomorrow. Small craft warnings expire by 7 p.m. for winds up to 30 mph. Wind easing tonight to 12 to 20 mph and shifting to the west tomorrow.
Ridgway Accuses Communists of Germ War Lies in Truce Talks
General Ridgway said Red falsehoods were disrupting armistice discussions at Munsan Korea. He blamed Communist negotiators for using inflammatory language and alleged germ warfare stories as aims to cover epidemics or to threaten the talks. Despite a deadlock over prisoner exchange and supervision, his Munsan appearance was seen as routine with talks stalled after brief staff sessions.
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Matthew B. Ridgway
U. N
Ridgway
Jhhat
Mexico Restrains Anti U 5 Mural
Mexico City March 11 Paris will not see Diego Rivera s new mural which exalts Stalin and satirizes the U S Great Britain and France The mural was commissioned for the Paris exposition in May but Mexican officials halted it after discovering the work contains grave attacks against foreign governments with whom Mexico maintains friendly relations The institute and government officials disclosed the decision in a public letter today
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Paris
Diego Rivera
Stalin
U. S
Great Britain
France
Mexico
National Fine Arts Institute
Rivera
Local newspaper page index lists sections and pages
The notice outlines where to find various newspaper content such as Beach Combing on Page B-1, Boyle on Page A-1, and Editorial on Page A-0. It also maps Classifieds to Pages 8-7 and 11, Sports to Pages A-12 and A-13, and other features including Obituaries on Page A-5 and Women’s Activities on Pages 8-2 and 8-3.
Snowstorm Pounds Utah and Southern Idaho
A heavy March snowstorm blankets Utah and southern Idaho, disrupting travel and prompting closures. Snow totals and impacts are being assessed as crews clear roads and monitor conditions.
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Utah
Idaho
Salt Lake City
Ot Ay
Former convict arrested in Reno burglary case
FBI agents in Milwaukee arrested Andrew Robert Young, 46, linked to the February 29 Reno residence burglary of multimillionaire Laverne V. Redfield. Young, with a prior Illinois robbery record and a life sentence for murder in Sheboygan, was pardoned in Wisconsin in January 1946 and faces interstate transportation charges for loot from the Reno crime.
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FBI
Reno
Nev
Milwaukee
Wis
Andrew Robert Young
J. Edger Hoover
Illinois
Sheboygan
Young
Wisconsin
Multimillonaire Laverne V. Redfield
Italy’s NATO Boss Resigns Amid Greek Turkish Opposition
Rome reports Gen Maurizio Lazzaro di Castiglioni resigned as NATO commander of land forces in southern Europe after Greek and Turkish leaders opposed placing their troops under his command. Gen Efisio Marras urged reconsideration, but Castiglioni refused. Eisenhower visited Greece and Turkey last week.
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Maurizio Lazzaro di Castiglioni
NATO
Europe
Tor
Efisio Marras
Castiglioni
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Greece
Turkey
England Raises Taxes and Hikes Imports Again
London dispatch reports Britain increasing taxes and cutting imports to curb inflation. A 30 percent excess profits tax is retroactive to January 1, gasoline up to 35 cents a gallon, bread and meat prices rising, milk costs inching higher, and a bank rate hike to 4 percent. R A Butler announced in the House of Commons the budget for 1952 53 and further import cuts totaling 600 million pounds since October. The pound stands at $2.50.
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Brit
Jain
R. A. Butler
House of Commons
Winston’ Churchill
Nylons Go Poof En Masse In Gotham
Chaos at the International Beauty Show as about a quarter of the 1000 attendees, including 20 or more stenographers, report runs and holes in their hose. Officials cite unusually stagnant air and fumes as contributing factors in a window of smokey conditions over the city.
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Statler Hotel
Hatese
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