Peron claims new method of atomic energy in Argentina
President Juan D. Peron announced that Argentine scientists have discovered a new method of producing atomic energy. He said it could be used on a large scale in power plants and industry, claiming it mirrors the sun’s hydrogen-based process though he offered no technical details. The claim drew cautious interest from U.S. officials amid the inter American foreign ministers conference, with scientists demanding more Buenos Aires disclosures before assessing global impact.
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Joseph F. McEvoy
Uenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Argentina
A. — Peron
United States
Peron
Washington
U.S
New York
Associated Press
Howard W. Blakeslee
Buenos Aires
Russia
Perona
Doctor Nigro Named In Bail Plea For Gangsters
Ashington March 24 AP a Kansas City physician Dr D M Nigro was named as the man who allegedly asked a beer distributor to raise 30000 bail for two Gargotta brothers tied to a 1947 nightclub robbery in Iowa. The witness Lew Farrell reluctantly confirmed the doctor’s identity under pressure from a Senate crime probe. Farrell praised Nigro as reputable but explained he did not want the name public. The doctors past narcotics conviction was reversed and no charges remained.
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Ashington
D. M. Nigro
Kansas City
Lew Farrell
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Farrell
Dr. Nigro
Dr. Nigra
Nigra
Gargotta Brothers
Charli
Gus
Atlantic
Iowa
Harlan
Nigro
Notre Dame
Tom Pendergast
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Far
Gunmen Target Costello Elevator Visit Amid Cash Cache
Three men armed and accomplices forced an elevator to Costello’s 18th floor New York apartment seeking his whereabouts. Police say Costello may have been present or away. visitors rode to the 8th floor before fleeing, after realizing he was not home. The group left without a clear target.
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New York
Frank Costello
Senate Crime Committee
Central Park
Costello
Martin Kelly
Thomas Goggin
Joseph Percaballi
Bcatelte
Assassin Fails Herb Noble Target for Tenth Time
Fort Worth Texas March 24 Herbert Noble walked away from the tenth attempt on his life A self styled retired ambler crawled safely out of private plane after a bomb caused the explosion occurred yesterday The scene was nobles farm north of Grapevine in Denton County He is a private pilot The blast scattered engine parts as far as 115 paces from the plane An earlier attempt on Nobles life involved his Blevite Adates who stepped on charter of Nobles car at their Bellas home
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Fort Worth
Texas
Herbert Noble
Ambler
Star-Telegram
Noble
Grapevine
Denton County
Jobie
Hite
Adatés
Bellas
Sunny Easter Forecast Promises Bright Weather
Los Angeles reports a forecast from the Weather Bureau chief forecaster for Easter Sunday. The prediction calls for sunny conditions with no rain or dew, promising a brilliant view for Easter celebrations.
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Los Angeles
A. K Showalter
Weather Bureau
Peetic
Youth arrests uncover eight thousand in loot from burglaries
Two youths were arrested at Temple Ave and Broadway leading to recovery of roughly eight thousand dollars in stolen goods from thirty burglaries across Long Beach and Lakewood. Inspectors Whitmore Tong and Detective Cady traced the loot to Pomona and Victorville, with six television sets, fur coats, silverware, and more recovered.
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Long Beach
Lakewood
Fred Whitmore
I. L. Tong
D. J. Cady
Norwalk
Victorville
Pomona
Dhes
Eldon TC. Deeket
Loma Vista
Charles F. Beas
Ian Greenmeadow
Harland C. Deck
Forrest H. Smith
Temple Ave
Broadway
Fair
Thomas L. Winner
Three Saved Here When Skiff Upset Off Seal Beach
Three men were rescued from two miles off Seal Beach after their skiff overturned in 53 degree water. Don Madison swam a mile toward shore while Ed Smith and Francis Schmid clung to the hull. Navy tug Redwine spotted rescuers and pulled Madison to safety, then saved Smith and Schmid after locating Madison.
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Ed Smith
Siena
Don Madison
Sorrento Dr
Francis Schmid
Albany St
Huntington Park
Seal Beach
Madison
Navy
Smith
Schmid
Coast Guard
Navy Base
LR. Redwine
Grocery-price Lid Set to Begin Within a Week
Cincinnati report states Price Stabilizer Michael V. Di Salle announces a price clamp on groceries within the week. Regimes cover about 65 percent of dry groceries with fruits and vegetables excluded. meats already controlled. Manufacturers to roll back prices to pre war levels within about ten days.
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Cincinnati
Michael V. di Salle
Office of Price Stabilization Report
Disale
MacArthur offers to discuss peace and may urge crossing 38th Parallel
Tokyo March 24 AP Gen MacArthur offered to discuss peace with the Red commander in Korea and ordered UN troops to cross the 38th Parallel if necessary. He said he stood ready to confer in the field and directed the Eighth Army to cross the line if tactically safe as Allied forces rout Reds south of the border. Continued on Page A-2.
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Tokyo
MacArthur
Korea
United Nations
Red Korea
South
U. N
Seoul
U. S. Eighth Army
North
South Korea
Washington
London
Mac
Cold Easter Ahead Across Much of United States
Associated Press reports a clear but chilly Easter across most of the nation with variable temperatures from the central to eastern regions. Snowfalls of two to six inches were noted in parts of Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan while sunshine was expected in many areas by Sunday afternoon.
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Associated Press
Weather Bureau
Chicago
Midwest
Central Midwest
Gulf States
Rocky Mountain States
Pacific Northwest
California
Wisconsin
Upper
Michigan
Iowa
Minnesota
Church Classifieds and Sections Listing by Page
The note lists where to find church pages A-5 7 8 9 and other sections in the paper. It mentions classified ads Poges B-4 and comics A-4 pages, financials A-4, radio and TV B-4, shipping table A-4, and sports F pages with beer theaters and tides.
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Poges
Fpoges
Ae Os AZ
Giants Plane Sighting Triggers Atlantic Rescue Hunt
Forty planes and five ships searched the Atlantic about 450 miles west of Ireland for a giant U S Air Force transport with 53 aboard. NBC quoted the Admiralty as sighting life rafts and flares while officials could not confirm. Brig Gen Paul T Cullen, deputy commander, was aboard the missing plane.
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Shannon
Atlantic
United States Air Force
Ireland
London
Admiralty
U. S. Navy
U. S. Air Force
Therish
Paul T. Cullen
U. S
Proposed Peace Treaty Enlists Japan as an Ally
London dispatch reports the United States drafted a provisional peace treaty for Japan to enlist Japanese men and industries in the UN effort. The plan would allow self defense, no limits on future armed forces, and no withdrawal terms for Allied occupation. John Foster Dulles delivered it to Japan for review.
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London
United States
Japan
United Nations
John Foster Dulles
Truman
Far Eastern Commission
Dulles
Philippines
Australia
New Zealand
Weather Update: Clear Night Ahead Then Warmer Tomorrow
Forecasters expect a clear night with calm skies. Warmer conditions arrive tomorrow with a high near 64 degrees.
Tires for New Cars Slashed 25 Percent
Washington reports government controls on automobile tires and tubes for new cars will drop 25 percent on April 1. The National Production Authority said rubber for civilian use will fall about half during April, citing a temporary synthetic rubber shortfall and rising military demand.
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Washington
National Production Authority
NPA
Gut Prise
Army permits father Far East reunion with son in Korea
A 52 year old New Yorker, Robert Strasser, heads to Tokyo or Korea to reunite with his son Theodore, a 23 year old paratrooper in Korea. Strasser, a precious metals firm sales manager, lobbied officials and even Gen Douglas MacArthur for permission. He will travel at his own expense, with location and duration to be set by military commanders in the area.
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W York
Far East
Korea
Robert Strasser
New York
Tokyo
Theodore
Strasser
Army
Et Aa
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Herb Noble
REDS
Arrow
Georgia
Atlanta
Willie Stevens
C. C. Styron
38Th Line
Olen Clements
Son
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