Surviving Mary Ann Church Recovers From Forest Ordeal
Four year old Mary Ann Church, sole survivor of a trio lost in Nicolet Forest during a weekend snowstorm, recovers in a Wiss hospital. Her sister Kathy and cousin Steven Kennedy, both five, died. their double funeral is planned Thursday at Community Bible Church Mountain. The other child was found by Sig Johnson, who followed a hunch southwest toward the windward path.
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L. A. Aircrafters Plan Pay Boost Vote Ordered
Union workers at North American Aviation Co in Los Angeles plan a wage rise from 1.78 to 2.03 dollars per hour. Local 887 CIO United Auto Workers, led by president Paul Schrade, says 14 000 workers support the proposal. Columbus plant workers will vote on a similar increase this Sunday.
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Ohio
Eisenhower interest wanes in bid for 1952 nomination
In a scattered roundup, Congress delays on calling Eisenhower for foreign aid testimony as Gruenther reports. Ike plans a April 2 radio television report on European buildup and options to step down. Nebraska and Wisconsin primaries heat up with Taft and Warren campaigns, while Barkley warns of a fateful decision in 1952.
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Arthur H. Vandenberg Jr
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Herbert C. Holdridge
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Fight to remove Taft from New Jersey ballot
In Trenton and Hackensack a legal and political battle unfolds over removing Sen. Robert A. Taft from New Jersey's Republican presidential primary ballot. Bergen County Clerk Alexander Allen warns 250,000 ballots printed for April 15 could cost $10,000 to redo. Taft seeks withdrawal. Gov. Driscoll backs Eisenhower. Attorney General Parsons seeks court order to force clerks to drop Taft. Stassen also on the poll with Eisenhower and Taft.
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Owens Gorge Project Hit by Major Legal Battles
Independence March 25 The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power files suits totaling 2128000 against Owens Gorge contractors over delays excess costs and repair damages tied to the 42000 100 hydroelectric project. The Owens Gorge Tunnel Contractors and others face similar suits as part of a widening dispute with the department.
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South Europe Navy Headquarters Opens
Naples March 25 Allied naval forces opened their South Europe headquarters led by Chief of Staff Rear Admiral H H McLean. The unit draws officers from the US French Italian and British navies with liaison officers from Greece and Turkey under Admiral Robert B. Carney.
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Southern Europe
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Robert B. Carney
NATO
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Turkey
Gas Bombs Riot in Rome Amid Trieste Protests
Rome police used tear gas to disperse clashes as mobsDemanding Trieste’s return to Italy surged in downtown Rome and Naples. At least five officers injured, about 100 ring leaders detained. protests spread from Trieste to Milan and Rome near the U.S. mission. Riot youth bands targeted the U.S. Consulate and embassy area.
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Mother Plunges With Tot in Arms
A despondent mother, Mrs. Terry Cluart, 30, leaped from a hotel roof in Los Angeles with her six-year-old son John. Both died. a note to the husband cited despair. Cluart had suffered after losing a baby a year earlier.
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John
J. B
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Double Tragedy Leaves Eleven Orphans In Sharp Shooting
Frederick residents tell of Mehri Vietax Stull who killed his wife Martha in the tavern kitchen after an argument and then shot himself in a field while police hunted him. The couple’s death leaves eleven children as state police confirm the killings and the aftermath.
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Mehri Vietax Stull
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Nevers Stull
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Japanese Patrol Boat Stuck in Ice Near Hakodate
SENDAI Japan March 3 A Japanese patrol boat Tahikari became trapped in five feet thick ice while aiding a freight vessel off Hokkaido. Rescue efforts continued as crews assessed damage and sought a safe withdrawal from the ice bound area.
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