Kefauver Says People Will Choose Democratic Nominee
Senator Kefauver urged in Omaha that if President Truman won t seek re election the people will pick the Democratic nominee through primaries. He noted Truman has called primaries eyewash and referenced Stevenson s alleged invitation to run, which Stevenson reportedly declined.
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Steel wage clash prompts WSB parley with Wilson
Washington reports say Nathan Feinsinger of the Wage Stabilization Board refused to back down on a 17 percent wage boost as Defense Mobilizer Charles Wilson met with Feinsinger Putnam and Arnall. Wilson seeks a deal to curb steel labor strife set for an April 8 CIO strike affecting 650000 workers. Arnall left Wilson’s office amid questions. a Wilson aide offered no comment.
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Transamerica Banking Empire Ordered Cut Up
The Federal Reserve Board voted 3 to 2 to order a breakup of Transamerica Corpora tion's banking empire in five western states. The ruling says the group controls 7 billion in deposits and half the loans in California Oregon Nevada Washington and Arizona, suppressing competition. Transamerica may appeal, with 90 days to report plans to dispose of bank stocks. court routes include enforcement or direct judicial review.
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Weather Outlook: Sunny Tomorrow After Early Fog
Mostly sunny conditions follow an early fog patch with cooler temperatures. Light variable winds shift to the southwest by afternoon, ranging from 10 to 18 mph.
Californian Warren backs voting for Warren in GOP primary
Wisconsin rally remarks show California Governor Earl Warren urging Eisenhower supporters to vote for him in the upcoming Republican primary. Warren says delegates elected for him will back him at the convention, and notes possible crossovers from Democrats as Eisenhower’s strength grows in Wisconsin.
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FBI Chief on Morris Job Urged by Lawmaker
Washington March 27 A House Democrat Rep Francis E Walter proposes drafting FBI Director J Edgar Hoover to head the government drive against corruption replacing Newbold Morris. Walter backs Hoover for the post and says he would fight for approval at a closed committee meeting. He recalls Morris’s tainted tanker deal and asserts Hoover would do a fine job.
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Witness Asked to Silence by Senate Panel on Grain Scandal
A Senate committee hearing on government grain scandals excused witness Alfred ONeill after Chairman Ellender warned him not to answer. ONeill, an ex Agricultural Department aide under grand jury scrutiny, faced questions about grain shortages on his Ipswich farm. Senator Aiken protested, arguing grand jury delays hampered full inquiry while the panel pressed ahead with other witnesses.
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Pilots land flaming air liner with no major injuries
Braniff DC-4 with four engines on one wing caught fire after engine loss, yet pilots Jack Stanford and John Beakley guided the plane to a wheat field near Hugoton and evacuated 49 aboard. One passenger injured. flames engulfed most of the aircraft. Stanford and Beakley downplay the feat as routine while a passenger calls it a flawless landing.
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Gunman Kills Three in Nebraska Ranch Home
A shotgun attack near Merriman Nebraska killed three people including George Mensinger and his wife, wounded a baby and neighbor Cliff McDonald. Authorities blocked the area and planes searched the sparsely settled sand hills as they identified the suspect and tried to locate him.
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Train derailed injures thirteen near Winnemucca
The Western Pacific California Zephyr derailed after a landslide in a desert cut about 40 miles west of Winnemucca. Thirteen passengers and crew, including 31 crewmen aboard, sustained minor injuries treated by Dr. James A. Callaghan. The train continued toward Chicago after wrecking trains cleared the nine upright coaches.
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Four Children Drown in Tia Juana River Tragedy
Four children drowned late yesterday in the rushing waters of the Tia Juana River. Police reported today that three victims were from the same family. Identified victims are Francisco Marcial Andrade, 6, Socorro Andrade, 14, Hada Andrade, 10, and Pedro Ontiveros Castaneda, 14.
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Farmhouse Fire Claims 8 Lives in Pa
SOMERSET Pa March 27 Eight persons six of them children died in a farmhouse blaze at Rockwood eight miles south of Somerset. Only Franklin Whipkey 10 escaped by leaping from a window. Neighbors said the fire began about 7 am in the three story home of Joan Whipkey. Firemen found four charred bodies from the ruins and the coroner reported only a smoldering shell remained.
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Motorist Pedestrian Die In Los Angeles Freeway Crash
Los Angeles march 27 one man was killed and two injured when a panel truck crashed into a bridge on the Arroyo Seco Freeway. The truck bounced off an abutment and struck a tree 330 yards from the bridge. Harvey L Ledesma 22 year old Watsonville farmer was killed. A second fatality Whoo Pock Soo 87 was struck by an automobile in downtown Los Angeles.
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Bridges Defends Interest in $7 Million Tax Case
Sen Styles Bridges testified before House tax investigators that his involvement in a $7,000,000 Baltimore tax dispute was an official congressional inquiry aimed at ensuring a fair government and fair taxation. He said his actions were prompted by a request and he handled the matter like thousands of others, denying any personal gain.
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Moscow Plane Wreck Kills 70 Near Moscow Airport
Reporters say a passenger aircraft from the Black Sea city of Onesse overshot a runway at Tula Airport and collided with a military transport plane preparing to fly to Berlin. More than 70 people died including 34 honor students from the Moscow Military Academy aboard the transport.
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Eisenhower resignation near as NATO chief hints emerge
Chicago reports General Eisenhower was expected to resign as head of SHAPE and return to the United States by late May. Informants said he would tell President Truman through Lovett that political position requires leaving European command. Lodge and other backers discussed Paris consultations ahead of the Republican convention.
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