Ten Killed as Navy Patrol Plane Falls
Hollywood March 21 United Press reports the crash of a Navy patrol plane killing ten aboard near Hollywood. Army bulldozers rush to aid 600000 head of starving Nevada livestock as snow blocks roads and railways. Gov Charles Russell declares state emergency to secure federal help amid widespread blizzards.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
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Kansas
Goodland
Nevada
Charles Russell
Idaho State Department
Truman Assets Fund lo Unblock Roads
The White House said on March 21 that President Truman allocated 102000 dollars in disaster relief to clear snow blocked roads in Bowman and Slope Counties North Dakota with a further 100000 set aside for Elko White Pine Eureka Lander Nye Lincoln Counties Nevada. The funds will be administered by the Housing and Home Finance Agency.
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White House
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Slope
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Elko
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Lander
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Apples
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Nevada
Green Gas Chamber
Melvin Tokus
Oakland
Finance Agency
Compromise Hint Emerges in Korean Truce Talks
In MUNSAN Korea March 21 Communist truce negotiators signaled potential compromise on the deadlocked prisoner exchange issue. The Reds offered a two sentence version of their March 5 plan omitting voluntary repatriation, the core sticking point. U N spokesman Brig Gen William F Walkleis called the proposal nothing new though observers cite omissions as a possible sign of flexibility. A second staff group mapped 10 entry ports for troop and supply movements under an armistice.
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Korea
Reds
Wiliam F. Wnnekleis
U. N
Douglas Aircraft pays 11 240 workers retroactive sums in Long Beach
Retroactive pay totaling 3 070 000 distributed this afternoon to 11 240 employees at the Douglas Aircraft Co Long Beach plant. The payment covers raises negotiated with UAW CIO Local 148 and includes 100 Independent United Welders of America members. Foremen began distribution at 1 p m with some checks over 600. The average around 275 per worker plus 385 for welders and 72 000 to 175 welders at El Segundo and San Pedro plants.
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Long Beach
Douglas Aircraft Co
Uaw-Cio
United Welders of America
Douglas Long Beach
James Simpson
Sane Moni
el Segundo
Simpson
Wage Stabilization Board
Yankees Destroyer Jets In Massive North Korea Battle
American Sabre pilots fought a long dogfight over North Korea near the Yalu River. In a 40 minute engagement they damaged or destroyed multiple Red jets and claimed at least three MiGs, with earlier clashes adding to a three day tally of 31 to 36 Red jets damaged or destroyed. Air Force totals show 697 Red aircraft losses overall, as Far East forces set a record for sorties.
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Seoul
Korea
North Korea
Sinanju
Yalu
Manchuria
Air Force
Fifth Air Force
Far East
Where to Find It in the Paper The Post Details
A brief index lists sections and page locations for Beach Combing Bridge Classified Ads Comics Crossword Editorial Financier Obituaries Radio and Television Shipping Sports Theaters and Women's Activities, guiding readers to Page A-19 for Beach Combing and Bridge and Page A-20 to A-21 for Sports while other items appear on late pages.
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Boyle
Perjury Threat in House Tax Probe
Washington March 21 AP House Ways and Means subcommittee threatened perjury action against William Power Maloney New York attorney after a stormy session about his ties to Henry Grunewald Sen Styles Bridges and a multimillion dollar deal Maloney was removed from the witness chair and the transcript sent to the Justice Department for possible perjury charges He denied borrowing money from Grunewald but acknowledged a long friendship and said he had no recollection of a $5000 loan between 1944 and 1948
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William Power Malony
New York
Henry
the Dutchman
Maloney
House
Ways and Means
Justice Department
Grunewald
Kean
R.N. J
Maroney
McGrath Accepts Invitation by Quiz
UF Attorney General McGrath said he would appear before the House judiciary committee to discuss the general administration of the Department of Justice. The committee set next Wednesday for his appearance and also sought access to income tax returns of McGrath and 19 other top officials. Barevid E. Stasgen, former Minnesota governor and GOP presidential candidate, alleges McGrath became a millionaire since taking office.
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Washington
McGrath
House Judiciary Committee
Department of Justice
Justice Department
Truman
Barevid E. Stasgen
Minnesota
L A Los Angeles Cost of Living at Peak as U S Index Dips
Los Angeles records the highest cost of living in its history with the consumer price index at 1990.7 while February food prices fell due to cheaper eggs and vegetables. Nationwide living costs declined 0.6 percent in February. wage cuts affect 1,150,000 railroad workers starting April 1.
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San Francisco
Los Ageles
Max D. Kossoris
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Kossaris
Bureau
Los Angeles
Washington
Tornado Warning In Southwest Weather Area
The Weather Bureau warned of tornado breeding weather in the southwest. Thunderstorms were expected in southern Arkansas northern Louisiana extreme southeastern Oklahoma and the north half of eastern Texas. A few isolated tornadoes may occur late this afternoon and evening. Such storms are not uncommon in March and usually confined to small local areas.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Southwest
Arkansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Texas
Weather outlook clear tonight and tomorrow
A clear night follows with warmer conditions in the afternoon tomorrow. The weekend looks dry with no rain expected, providing mainly light winds and mild temperatures.
Bodies of Two Found Afloat Amidst Debris
A four engine Navy patrol bomber with ten aboard crashed into Corpus Christi Bay after takeoff from the Naval Air Station. Two bodies recovered by mid morning. remaining remains to be retrieved amid difficult conditions. Names withheld pending next of kin notification.
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Bay
Naval Air Station
Navy
Frank Screws
NAS
BM. Dyer
Wisconsin Court Upholds Warren on Ballot
The Wisconsin Supreme Court allowed Gov Earl Warren to stay on the April 1 Presidential primary ballot after a challenge by Max Polcyn Milwaukee who alleged irregularities in Warren slate filings for the Republican national convention Polcyn claimed Warren was a stalking horse for Dwight D Eisenhower The court declined to take jurisdiction but said Polcyn could return to the Supreme Court or pursue the challenge at the national GOP convention which will set member qualifications.
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Wis
Wisconsin Supreme Court Today
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Warren
Max Polcyn
Milwaukee
California
Polcyn
Warren Imeruly
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Edward T. Fairchild
Poleyn
Alpine Avalanche Kills at Least Seven Workers
An avalanche in Tyrol, Austria struck workers at a mountain hydroelectric station. Seven men were killed and eight others escaped. The disaster occurred today near the alpine site, with emergency crews on site.
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Vienna
Austria
Austrian Tyrol
Ridgway warns Soviets build force in Siberia threaten Japan
General Ridgway told Tokyo's top editors that Moscow has a vast Siberian military buildup with more than 5000 fighter planes and submarines in the Japan Sea. He warned communists in Japan were copying Chinese tactics to seize labor unions and publications and form violent cells. He stressed U.S. troops will stay in Japan after a peace treaty solely to oppose Soviet power, denying any territorial aims in Japan.
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Tokyo
Matthew B. Ridgway
Russia
Siberia
Japan
Japan Sea
United Nations
Sakhalin Island
Ridgway
Daiichi
U. S. Senate
San Francisco
U. S
Steel Leaders to Push Drive for Price Relief
NEW YORK March 21 Steel industry leaders vow price relief if wages rise. Economic Stabilizer Roger L Putnam says industry officials will seek another meeting with the Office of Price Stabilization after a Wage Stabilization Board recommendation. A national steel strike had been postponed to April 5 following a CIO Steelworkers Union contract dispute.
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Steel Industry
Roger L. Putnam
Putnam
Office of Price Stabilization
Wage Stabilization Board
Cio-Steelworkers Union
National Steel
MacArthur Denies Inconsistent Stand
New York March 21 Gen Douglas MacArthur denies an inconsistency in his public stance toward a potential 1948 GOP nomination. He says he would not shrink from duty or public calls, while noting no statement guarantees acceptance of a presidential bid. Whitney says others may interpret the situation.
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Wiaceti
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Arthur
Petty
Mal Gon
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S Ling
MacArthur
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Whitney
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