Truman Calls Russia a Menace in New York Speech
President Truman, sunburned and relaxed, condemned Soviet Russia as a menace to the free world in a 15 minute Waldorf Astoria address to 3,300 high school students. He defended the Fair Deal and urged editors to stick to the truth while returning to Florida this evening.
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Wilson
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Campaign Gains Steam In Paris Talks
Eisenhower campaign gains momentum in Paris with Hoffman and Clay discussing possible return for campaign events. They note NH primary support and debate over whether Ike should stay abroad or return, while Congress weighs foreign aid and whether Ike will speak on election issues.
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Chicago
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Paul G. Hoffman
Lucius D. Clay
New Hampshire
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U. S
Europe
Hoffman
Supreme Headquarters
United States
Amerifee Ike
Three Day South Plains Fat Stock Show Opens Monday
A tidal wave of prize livestock arrives from 19 South Plains and two New Mexico counties for the 19th annual South Plains Junior Fat Stock Show at the Panhandle South Plains Fairgrounds. More than 800 of 1 107 entries passed through Saturday as 4 H and FFA youths converge for area wide competition.
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Lamesa
Jasper
Dick Tune
Buddy
Lubbock
South Plains
Dawson-Borden County
Kenneth May
New Mexico
Panhandle -South Plains Fairgrounds
FFA
Allies Offer to Modify Truce Terms as Koje Island Riot Emerges
North Korean Maj. Gen Nam Ji warned at Panmunjom that such Allied concessions risk protecting Communist China from a potential naval blockade. The incident on Koje Island left 12 POWs dead and seven wounded, prompting UN command inquiry and a pending Army board report.
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Savage storm floods Southern California roads and homes
A windswept storm battered Southern California from the north flooding homes and snarling traffic. The weather system caused one death and brought a snow slide in the region, disrupting travel and forcing precautions across cities.
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California
Driver Of Week Honored For Caution In School Zone
Mrs. James L. Cogburn of Lubbock received the city’s second Driver of the Week award for cautious driving in a school zone. She slowed for bicyclists, used right hand signals, and avoided danger when two riders swerved into her path. The Citizens' Traffic Commission campaign will present a 50 gallon gas prize and a wash and grease job from local stations.
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Citizens’ Traffic Commission
Benton Oil Co
Lewis Nickens
Motor Manners
2500 Paratroopers Hit Silk In Texas Chute Drop
Lometa Texas March 15 2500 paratroopers of the 82nd Airborne Division jumped from 75 planes in six minutes marking the largest chute drop in Texas history. The mass descent over Central Texas drew about 40000 spectators as a practice drop ahead of Operation Longhorn the biggest air ground maneuver ever staged by U S armed forces.
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Wilbur Martin Lometa
Texas
82Nd Airine Division
Exas
U. S
Auto Union Panel Opens Red Purge
A United Auto Workers-CIO board in Detroit took over the Ford Rouge Local 600 to purge Reds. Led by Walter P. Reuther the six man board can fire officers deemed subservient to the Communist party after a 13 hour session following testimony before HUAC that Communist elements dominate the 50 000 member local in the world’s largest. Emil Mazey John Livingston Richard Gosser Joseph McCusker and Edward Cote will serve under Reuther. See AUTO UNION Page 14.
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Edward Cote
West Side
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Weather roundup for Lubbock and vicinity
Partly cloudy and warmer today and Monday with southeasterly winds shifting to southwestierly and stronger Monday. Highs near 65 today, 58 at night, readings show varied hourly data from 22 to 87 across stations in the region including Amarillo and Dallas as humidity ranges between 20 and 85 percent.
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South Plains Farm News Highlights
A fragment lists multiple newspaper sections and page locations including area stock show results on page 5 of section 2 and radio programs for the city on page 6 section 6. It also mentions editorial and church news pages and regional oil and farm notes across South Plains sections.
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South Plains Farm News
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Mystery Woman Held in Reno Robbery Case Sparks New FBI Arrests
FBI announces two more Milwaukee arrests in the Reno vault robbery case linking John Tribegi and Frank Sorrenti to conspiracy charges. Five suspects are in custody including a mystery woman, Mrs Leona Mae Giordano, with connections to the Redsfield residence burglary.
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Frank Sorrenti
Laverne D. Redifield
Hoover
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Tribegi
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Andries Robert Young
Redsfield
Los Angeles
Leona Mae Giordano
New York
California
Riverside
Reed vows tax cut if Republicans win House control
Rep Daniel A Reed of New York says if Republicans win in November and no all out war occurs he will move to cut taxes to pre Korean War levels. He would become Ways and Means chair if GOP gains Congress. He argues high taxes and spending breed inflation and sap production.
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New York
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GOP
Congress
Byrd Seeks 2.5 Billion Cut in Foreign Aid Drive
Senator Byrd announces support to trim 2.12 billion in economic aid from the Mutual Security Program for the year starting July 1. He argues that postwar aid totals are excessive and that military assistance alone may suffice. Congressional committee action on the foreign aid package moves forward amid White House opposition to a full reduction.
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Airiine
Steel Strike Delay To April 8 Asked
Washington reports the government urged CIO steelworkers to delay a planned March 23 strike to at least April 8. Wage Stabilization Board chairman Nathan Feinsinger sent a telegram to Philip Murray promising efforts for a settlement and urging early collective bargaining with six major steel companies within three days of the board’s recommendations.
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