Seven Rescued After Storm Blocks Colorado Roads
Weasel crews in Colorado towed seven marooned travelers, including two children, from five miles of deep snow after a moontai storm. An Air Force plane guided two tracked vehicles to the Rampart Range area southeast of Denver, delivering the rescued to Ranger Station. Ambulances waited to take the group to Denver as Spring rains drenched the eastern U.S. with record downpours.
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Brest
Colorado
Air Force
Rampart Range
Kours
Denver
Birmingham
Ali
Anniston
Alay
Chattanooga
Teras
Meridia
Miss
New Orleans
Tombigher
Lta
Columbus
Upper
Panhandle
Mundrevis
Heigt
Perryton Ace
Irvin Br, Bachan
Railio Styrion Keye
Perry Fon
Tall tale about Rus hawking Bunyanovitch seat
A Vladivostok paper claims Russian loggers invented tall tales of a giant aviator named Tantiskd Banyvanovile. The Siberia Alaska link is traced, noting the spread to America via Anyaine vile stories and a Poky Wad friend quoted today.
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Seatile
Arkinadl
Vladivostek
Stevens
Poky
Russhan
America
Siberia
Alaska
Crusade Against Crime Pushes Churches to Act
The National Council of Churches urges churches to bolster moral fiber and aid in the Kefauver crime crackdown. The interim policy condemns gambling including legalized racetrack wagers and bingo. Senate probes seek to extend the Kefauver committee's life as witnesses face contempt questions. Croft linked to gambling rings was arrested in the Florida Keys. O’Connor says more witnesses will be heard.
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Kefauver Committee
National Council of Churches of Christ
General Board
Washington
Senate
Tobey
R-N. H
Sen
Kefauger
D.tenn
John Burling
John Croft
Senate Crime Investigating Committee Behind Closed Doors
Croft
Gamy
Newport, Ky
FBI
Florida Keys
O' Conor
F All
Nation's Grocers Shift Prices to New Controls
Washington March 29 grocers move $20 billion yearly of food costs to a fixed markup system under government orders to complete by April 30. About 60 percent of foods fall under fixed markups, limiting price changes by store locality type and item. DiSalle said more price decreases than increases likely, but farm price movements could offset cuts. The OPS positions pricing by district offices with posted charts, marking a shift to definite dollar selling prices.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Inet
DiSatln
Siopcs
Auriol Pledges Full Support for NATO
President Vincent Auriol of France pledged full support to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization during a White House meeting with President Truman. He affirmed France's readiness to defend against foreign aggression and reported French and associated states efforts against Communist aggression in Indochina.
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Tashington
Vincent Auriol
France
Truman
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Auriol
Mr. Truman
White House
Joseph Snort
Peather
Typhoid Mary Husband Stricken Three Times in Year
A California Typhoid Mary case sees the husband of the known carrier infected three times from January–February 1950, May, and January this year. He recovered after chloromyvetin and streptomycin treatments. the Public Health Service notes he is clinically well but gives no action about the wife.
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Washington
California
Public Health Service
W. A. Longshore Jr
California Department of Public Health
Suspect Held in Murder and Kidnapping Probe
Riverside dispatch reports Army sergeant Lawrence J. Walker of March Air Force Base charged with two counts of murder and kidnapping in the slaying of a Los Angeles couple, plus charges for abducting a woman on Feb 24. Arraignment set. coroner fears demonstrations and will keep Walker from inquests. Police note a bloodstained shirt found at the base. witnesses saw a Black man near the scene.
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Riverside
Negro Air Force
Los Angeles
Lawrence J. Walker
March Air Force Base
W. W. Walrath
Walker
Ben F. White
Betty Maund
Walrath
Newt Abbott
Perris
Calif
Yank Casualties in Korea 57 120 Up 1306 in Week
Washington reports American casualties in Korea rose to 57 120, up 1 306 from the prior week. The tally includes 85 111 killed, 37 918 wounded, 10 691 missing in action through March 23, with 9 602 total combat deaths. Army totals 47 450 casualties, Marines 274 more, Navy 8, Air Force 12, for a current total across services.
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Washington
Korea
Kim
U. S
Navy
Air Force
Weather outlook with clouds and light rain possible
Considerable cloudiness with local early morning drizzle or light rain tomorrow. Partial clearing Friday afternoon. Slightly cooler tomorrow after noon. Light variable winds except westerly at 12 to 20 mph tomorrow afternoon.
Unidentified Virginia boy found. mystery stumps police
Virginia state police appeal for clues after the body of a young boy is found near a road west of Richmond. The five to six year old child, clothed in a blue denim outfit and a mismatched buttoned sweater, was placed in a blue Army duffle bag. Investigators seek origin, name, and cause of death with FBI aid and continued questions.
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Schmond
Virginia
Ipalize
Virginie
Richmond-Char Jiottesville
Richmond
H. B. King
FBI
Brown Urges Advertising as Crime Deterrent in California
Los Angeles March 29 Authorities urged using advertising and promotion to deter crime. Attorney General Edmund C Brown told 400 enforcement officers at the crime and delinquency institute of a six point plan including parole extension juvenile adjustment jail improvements alcohol clinics school mental checkups and merit awards for law enforcement.
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Los Angeles
California
Edmund C
Pat) Brown
Institute On Crime and Delinquency
Wand
Kefauver
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Brown
America
Fishers Contact Schooner Missing With Girl Crew
Three deaf mute fishermen reported contact with the missing schooner Tropicair in the Gulf after three days at sea. They exchanged notes with the eight girls and a bearded man aboard who asked to be reported as lost. The Tropicair sailed with its auxiliary engine and was seen heading toward Boca Grande or Fort Myers.
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Miami
Fla
UPI
Gulf
Hazel Acree
Venice
News High Lights OFF THE TELETYPE
Teletype digest notes a treaty draft sent to Allies with brief mentions of page locations for features and sections across the paper. Highlights advise readers where to find listings on editors, comics, editorial, finance, sports, theaters and radio television across various pages.
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Boyle
Chituekes
Soviet Proposals Fuel Cautious Hope on Foreign Ministers Talks
Paris dispatch reports Western reactions range from cautious optimism to enthusiasm as the United States, Britain and France review Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko's conciliatory agenda. A meeting with Gromyko was postponed to allow more discussion of his proposals, which drop prior demands on German rearmament and the Potsdam framework.
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Paris
Russia
United States
Foritain
France
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Crime Probe May Ask for Extension
Washington March 29 The Senate crime committee may seek a 30 day extension of its term as it nears the planned end date this Saturday. Indications suggested the panel could request more time to complete its work.
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Washington
Senate Crime Committee
Baby's Mouth Burns From Biting Live Wire
George Dennis Donnigan 15 months of 1538 Pacific Ave. is under observation at Seaside Hospital for severe burns after biting an electrical wire in his home yesterday. Police said the accident happened while the father was repairing an electric plug.
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George Dennis Donnigan
Pacific Ave
Seaside Hospital
Spying Conviction of Rosenberg Couple and Sobel
A federal jury in New York convicted Julius and Ethel Rosenberg and Morton Sobel in a wartime espionage case tied to Russia. The trio, all New York City residents, faces sentencing April 5 as Judge Kaufman called the verdict a sad day for America.
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Atom
Morton Sabell
Julius Rosenberg
Federal Courthouse
New York
Russia
Ethel
Morton Sobell
New York City
Irving R. Kaufman
Kaufman
America
Red
Klaus Fuchs
England
Nagasaki
Japan
David Greenglass
Ethel Rosenberg
Greenglass
Anatoli A. Yakoviev
Los Alasmos
New Mexico
Rosenberg
Sobel
British Protest Over East Sector Bus Attack
Beilin report states Britain filed a sharp protest to Soviet authorities after an attack on American sightseeing buses in East Berlin. Maj. Gen. Bourne demanded culprits be held to account and clear orders issued to East Sector police to prevent further incidents. American officials pressed for a formal protest meeting with Sergei Dengin to seek assurances on Allied travel safety in four power Berlin.
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East Sector
Lemuel Mathewson
U. S
Sergei Dengin
East Berlin
Asue
Berlin
T . Mathewson
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Paulski Bunyanovitch
Protestant Council
Associated Press
NATO
Clen Clements
Tork
China
MacArthur
Tokyo
Muruan
Uijongbu
Chunechon
Redlands
Conti
Aed
Fishers
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