Warren Sees No Way to Cut Budget Much
SACRAMENTO March 13 AP Gov Warren rejects cutting the billion dollar budget by 30 to 40 million and insists expenditures stay within income to avoid new fares. He says this is not the time to raise taxes and wants to preserve funds for long overdue state building. Warren warns against raiding 25.1 million set aside for 1951 52 construction and says the budget may be reduced only if legislature eliminates services. He notes shared responsibility with the legislature and reports recovery from illness with arm pain lingering.
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Warren
California
Sen
Ben Hulse
el Centro
Ien
Hulse
Senate
Assembly
House
Ways and Means
Sen. Hulse
Arrowhead Hot Springs
Case Prices Tied to Cost of Food
Washington March 13 The government allowed public eating places to raise menu prices to reflect higher food costs and banned increases in pre Korean price margins The OPS order effective April 1 predicts some price rises and rollbacks for margins after July 1 Marion W Isbell head of the OPS restaurant branch expects fewer than half of eating places to raise prices in April if food costs stay flat and does not foresee a spike in food prices
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Washington
Marion W. Isbell
OPS
U N Drive Surges as Reds Melt Away in Korea
Nearly 200000 United Nations troops push north in a broad advance across Korea outflanking Seoul and threatening Hongchon base. Chinese and Korean forces retreat after heavy losses, while U.S. units reach the Seoul Chunchon highway and merge toward Hongchon. Casualty reports show fighting along a widened front.
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U. N
Korea
Seoul
ChangjPyong
Hongchon
Hongchow
38Th Parallel
Dying Boy in Adrian Receives Flood of Card Mail
Adrian Michigan reports a 11 year old cancer patient Robbie Hirtline amid Morse River Road home mail overflow. More than 115000 letters and 2000 parcel posts arrived by last night, with 20 pouches today. A TV gift came from coworkers of father Henry Hirtline at American Chain and Cable Co. Cards lift spirits though doctors fear only weeks or months remain.
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Adrian
Mich
Lonely Morse Ra
Robert
Robbie) Hiftling
Stanley Weer
Bobbie
Robert Line
RFD-1
Jasper
Henry Hirtline
American Chain and Cable Co
Lillian
Russ in Mexico City Set to Aid A-spies
AP reports during the atom spy trial that the Russian embassy in Mexico City was prepared to help spies flee the United States. Witness David Greenglass testified Julius Rosenberg urged escape after Klaus Fuchs arrest, detailing a coded contact plan from Mexico City to Sweden and Czechoslovakia. He described payments, travel routes, and instructions to contact the Russian ambassador with a message signed I Jackson.
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York
Mexico City
United States
Jarres
David Greenglass
Los Alamos
N. M
Julius Rosenberg
Mexico
Rosenberg
Gineer
Ethel
Morton Sobell
Russia
Greenglass
Hiroshima
Klaus Fuchs
England
Greenplass
Harry Gold
Philadelphia
Bold
I. Jackson
United Nations
Columbus
Oklahoma
Paris
Vera Cruz
Sweden
Stockholm
Stocks Fall Fast as Market Slumps in Selling Surge
New York on March 13 saw a broad market decline as selling intensified from the opening. Stocks dropped as much as 4 to 4 dollars per share with most losses between 1 and 3 dollars. Brokers cited war talk from Korea, inflation fights by the government, and weakness in the government bond market as key factors behind the panic selling.
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New York
Korea
Deep South Snow Strikes Across Regions, Tornado Tests Midwest
A wide storm blankets Dixie with snow as frost hits the Rio Grande Valley. A “baby tornado” damages Tampa windows while Atlanta youth battle snow. In Des Moines a school election proceeds amid snow and 24 inches fall in Estherville. Roads slick, hundreds of schools closed, and power lines snap in several states.
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Hy United
Dixie
Rio Grande Valley
Midwest
Tampa
Fla
Atlanta
Onis
Des Moines
New Orleans
Mobile
Ala
Jackson
Miss
Kentucky
Iowa
Estherville
Texas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
No Trace Found of Missing B 29 in Mediterranean
British air crews after an all night flare search in the western Mediterranean reported no trace of the missing U S 829 and its crew of 12. The plane based at Lakenheath disappeared on a routine navigational flight last Friday. Capt. David C. Brown of Long Beach was aboard. His wife Mrs. Betty Brown resides at 2268.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Mediterranean
Lakenheath
England
David C. Brown
Long Beach
Betty Brown
Sunny but cooler forecast with coast morning fog
Weather report notes sunny skies but cooler temperatures tomorrow. Early morning fog along the coast. Winds shift from light variable into southwest at 10 to 15 mph by tomorrow afternoon.
Gambler Costello Balks at Deportation Probe Testimony
Frank Costello, accused crime boss, faced possible deportation as Senate investigators pressed him on wealth and bootlegging history. He refused to divulge financial details and challenged the panel to prove its charges, demanding humane treatment. Senate members noted grounds for deportation amid testimony about citizenship and past illicit activity.
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New York
Frank Costello
Senate
Sen. Tobey
Ron. H
Costello
George Wolf
Federal
Rudolph
Halley
Five Mile Jam Delays Traffic On Cahuenga Freeway
Hollywood March 13. A house moving rig broke down on the Cahuenga Freeway delaying thousands of drivers from the San Fernando Valley to Studio City. Hundreds of cars jammed for over five miles as crews tried to mend the machine before dawn. The house was being moved to allow a new freeway link.
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Hollywood
Cahuenga
San Fernando Valley
Studio City
Potice
House Defeats Emergency Reorganization Proposal
The House rejected a bill granting President Truman power to reorganize executive agencies for national defense by a 227 to 167 vote. Senate already passed a similar measure. Other actions include rent control extension, troop assignments to Western Europe, Hawaii and Alaska statehood work, and an extension of one year for war prisoner claims filings.
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House
President Truman
Senate
Congress
Truman
U. S
Man Connally
D.-Texas
Europe
Connally
Foreign Relations and Armed Services
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate Insular Affairs Committee
Hawaii
Alaska
War Claims Commission
New York Hollywood Musicians Set Walkouts Tomorrow
Union musicians plan a 6 p.m. strike in New York and Hollywood with support from stars including Milton Berle and Jimmy Durante. Samuel Suber said approval from the AFL Local 802 international office is needed. The walkout targets WOR, NBC networks, DuMont, and about 30 theaters, aiming for a 50 percent pay rise across radio and TV roles.
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New York
Hollywood
Samuel Suber
AFL American Federation of Musicians
Vaughn Monroe
Jimmy Durante
Milton Berle
Fred Allen
Don Voorhees
Howard Barlow
Raymond Scott
International Office of the Union
James C. Petrillo
Suber
Luber
National Broadcasting Co
WOR
DuMont Television Network
Doubt over Reported Execution Plot Against Stalin
Berlin reports that 14 Soviet officers in the Russian zone of Germany were allegedly executed for plotting against Stalin were described as highly doubtful by Allied and East German sources. Intelligence officers called the executions and mass arrests among Red Army garrisons unlikely and said such details would have reached informants by now.
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Germany
Stalin
Red Army
Associated Press
U. S. Supplies Lost in Warehouse Blaze
Houston dispatch reports a major warehouse fire destroying an estimated 1 million dollars of government material. The blaze, at the C. Jim Stewart and Stevenson Co. site, was controlled by mid-morning after threatening nearby buildings.
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Houston
Sire
C. Jim Stewart and Stevenson Co
Eisenhower's vow clouds presidential picture
Eisenhower's willingness to spend life unifying free world's defenses clouds the forthcoming presidential outlook. The teletype summary notes a broad spectrum of sections and page references across the edition, including features on Boyle, bridges, classifieds, comics, and sports. The issue also highlights editorial, radio and television, shipping, theaters, tides and temperatures, and women's activities across multiple pages.
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Eisenhower
Free World
Boyle
Plan Tabled by 21-14 Vote in House Unit
The House armed service committee rejected an effort to tie a troop deployment ban to the military manpower bill, voting 21 to 14 to table the proposal by Rep. Towe. The panel is drafting the draft age reduction to 18 and universal training, with a 4 million man ceiling discussion ahead.
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Washington
House Armed Service Committee
Europe
Congress
Rep. Towe
R-N. J
Vinson
D.-Ga
House
Tomore Row
GOP
Rep
Arends
West Says Russ Talk Deadlocked
Paris March 13 A spokesman for the United States Britain and France announced that talks with Russia on an agenda for a Big Four foreign ministers meeting were completely deadlocked.
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Paris
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Mass Slayer Cook Pleads Guilty to Kidnap Charge
U S District Judge Stephen Chandler accepted a guilty plea from Bill Cook, a confessed slayer, and ordered a sanity hearing. Cook admitted kidnapping the Carl Mosser family and pleaded guilty under the Lindbergh Act to avoid the death penalty, with a jury to determine if death is warranted. He was captured in Mexico after abducting the Mossers in December and fleeing through the southwest.
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U. S
Stephen
Chandler
Bill Cook
Cook
Federal
Carl Mosser
Robert E. Shel- Sort
Karl Menninger
Topeka
Hugh Galbraith
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Atwood
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Oklahoma County
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Mexico
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