Mind Returned to 1948 Hypnotism Cures Yet Reliving War
In Timore a judge ruled hypnotism revived veteran Whutt Shattuck’s mind to 1948 and South Pacific battles. Shattuck, cleared of a radio theft charge, relived war horrors at a Veterans Administration hospital under hypnosis. Dr Jacob Conn testified Shattuck is now completely cured and ready to return to work.
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Joseph Sheroon
Veterans Administration
Jacob Conn
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War Drummer Gruman Depicted In Montage On Truman
MOSCOW March 24. The Literary Gazette today depicts poet Gruman as a war drummer pounding a drum atop a Wall Street bystander in a controversial montage. The piece frames the President as a drumbeat of wartime policy in a stark political caricature.
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Moscow
Gruman
Literary, Gazette Today
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Jews Plan Provisional Regime in Holy Land
A joint Jewish Agency Vaad Leumi statement from Jerusalem Tedviv announces a provisional Jewish government to begin May 16 in Palestine and rejects any trusteeship. It calls for UN recognition of a provisional administration and outlines steps to minimize chaos while seeking cooperation with Arab neighbors amid ongoing Jewish-Arab clashes.
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U. N. Commission On Partition
Jewish Provisional Council of Government
U.N. Commission
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Near East
Yated
Arabs Hinted Set to Take Tel Aviv
Jaffa Palestine March 34 AP Sheik Hassan Bey Salameh says Arabs are ready to capture Tel Aviv once the British leave. The 37 year old Nazi agent linked leader of Mediterranean Irregulars commands Arab fighters from Haifa to Magdala across the Judean foothills.
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Tel Aviv
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Berlin
Hergliya
Magdala
Judean Mountains
Jervish
Rutin Believed Radiation Aid in Development Fledgling Study
Washington March 24 The Atomic Energy Commission says no antidote to nuclear radiation is known yet it backs promising research into rutin a vegetable compound developed with Drs John B Field and Paul E Rekers under contract The commission studies their report noting rutin may curb radiation damage though mechanism remains unclear and potential side effects need work
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Atomic Energy Commission
Nald Voday
John B. Field
Paul E. Rekers
Tully
Ike's No Aimed at Bourbons Headlines Ike Dismissal
Washington dispatch reports General Eisenhower will not seek the Democratic or any party nomination. He cites his January 22 letter to Leonard Finder, stating he cannot accept nomination under any circumstances. He prepares to take office as president of Columbia University. Rebel Democrats discuss MacArthur as a possible nominee while Southern opposition to Truman's renomination grows.
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Truman
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Eisenhower
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New York
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Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
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MaccArthur
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Alabama
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Easter Parade Boost From Big Flower Crop
The Society of American Florists reports a bumper Easter flower crop for 194? with miles camellias and amalfi varieties headed to 16,000 florist shops. Prices expected near pre war levels due to a 30 percent production rise in the last eight months. Domestic cultivation grew after Japan halted exports, boosting U.S. flower industry with about eight million Easter lily bulbs and a Snow Lily variety developed from limited experiments.
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Gary
Society of American Florists
Japan
Robert H. Roland
Undi
U.S
Almacet
U. S. Department of Agriculture S
Soviet Demobilized Vets Return to Factories
Red Star reports most demobilized Soviet servicemen forego paid vacations to join factories. Soldiers are promised a month of vacation upon demobilization, but many seek to apply their penny experience to Soviet industry and contribute immediately to production.
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Red Paper
Moscow
Red Star
Ward family tragedy recounted in Omaha report
The March 2 Omaha dispatch notes Katherine Ward identified as the sixth victim in a fatal incident linked to Thomas G. Ward. Earlier, five others died in the same event, and authorities report the home scene as the setting for the multiple deaths with details still emerging.
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Ran 'Omaha
Thoms G. Ward
View
Sheltims
Soviet Whaling Ship Reported Near Crown Princess Martha Land
Moscow dispatch reports a Soviet whaling expedition operating about 2 000 miles from both Africa's northwest corner and South America's southern tip, in the Antarctic region near Crown Princess Martha Land.
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Tzvess Ua
Crown Princess Martha Land
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Princess Martha Land
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