Taft Attacks Truman Stand on Spy Probe
Senator Taft accuses President Truman of stalling the McCarthy spying inquiry while demanding the removal of treason suspicions from the administration. The hearing stage includes Budenz and Lattimore with a subpoena set for April 20 and continued debate over access to FBI loyalty files.
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Truman
Washington
Ohio
Senate Republican Policy Committee
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McCarthy
R-Wis
State Department
Louis Budenz
Owen Lattimore
Johns Hopkins
Budenz
Lattimore
Communist Party
Bu- Genz
Senate Foreign Relations
Tate
Mr. Truman
Inquiry Committee
FBI
Tudor Decision Review Sought By Prosecutor
Ohio Supreme Court to review an Appeals Court ruling granting a new trial for Dwight Tudor 27 of Columbus convicted of fatally shooting 14 year old Mary Ann Page in a Springfield area schoolyard. Prosecutor Stanley N Husted said he will pursue review before Tudor awaits execution at the penitentiary.
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Columbus
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As- Tudor
Ohio
Mary Ann Page
Tober
Columbo
Clark County
Compleas Court
Court of Appeals
Tudor
Appeals Court
Ohio Penitentiary
Ralph Alvis
Plane Incident Not To Launch Hot War
Washington reports point to no intended wide war after Soviet protest over an American B 29 bomber allegedly violating Latvian Soviet airspace. Officials say unarmed U S Navy patrol plane may have been shot down, with steps including a formal protest and renewed tension.
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3,000 Visit FDR Grave Daily on 5th Anniversary
Five years after Franklin D Roosevelt's death as many as 3000 people visit his grave daily. A memorial service at the grave will be led by Rev Gordon L Kidd of St James Episcopal Church with public access to the site.
Dirksen Faces Lucas In Illinois Senate Race
Former Rep. Everett Dirksen won the Republican nomination for U. S. senator in Illinois and will face Scott Lucas in November. Lucas, renominated without opposition, seeks a second term as seven incumbents won renomination in the primary. The turnout was light with about 1.5 million of 5 million registered voters casting ballots.
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Everett M. Dirksen
U. S
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Dirksen
Scott W. Lucas
Truman
Senate
Lucas
Mrs Roosevelt Injured in Hyde Park Car Collision
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt driving to Hyde Park to mark her husband's death anniversary was shaken in a three car crash. She rode with chauffeur Russell W Linaka after leaving a United Nations session at Lake Success where she serves as a U S delegate. An oncoming car struck the lead vehicle and then sideswiped the Roosevelt sedan.
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Hyde
Roosevelt Home At Hyde Park Draws Thousands Each Tour
The article notes the Franklin D. Roosevelt estate near Hyde Park welcomes visitors yearly, with up to 3,000 tourists in a day during season. It highlights Roosevelt’s life at home, the Hilltop stone mansion, and items in the Franklin D. Roosevelt Memorial Library such as his early birth record, marriage certificate, inaugural address, and family Bible.
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Sally
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Edith Kermit Roosevelt
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Holland
United States
B 29 Crash Kills 13 Aboard Near Sandia Base
A B 29 from Kirtland Field crashed last night near Sandia Secret Weapons Base in the Manzano mountains east of Albuquerque. All 13 airmen aboard are presumed dead with the area sealed off and next of kin being notified.
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SAP
Sandia
Air Force
Manzano Mountains
Strategic Air Command
Walker Fase
Roswell
Kirtland Field
Walker Base
Washington
Howard G. Bunker
Air Force Special Oo Command
Kirtland
Special Weapons Command
Bridges keeps U S citizenship for at least a month
Federal Judge Harris extended Harry Bridges citizenship for at least a month while he weighs authority to cancel it. Bridges was sentenced to five years for perjury after a jury convicted the Australian-born CIO leader of lying about not being a Communist when signing naturalization papers in 1945.
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George PB. Harris
Harris
Brridges
CIO
Bridges
Robert McMillan
U S
Atttorney Vincent “Lallman
Four Euclid Boy Scouts Die in Raft on Lake Erie
Grief filled Cleveland as parents arranged funerals for William Von Hof Richard Bauer David Han and Roland Riemer four Euclid Boy Scouts who died after their water soaked raft capsized in 36 degree Lake Erie waves. Coast Guard Captain James Hirshfield urged nearby youths to respect water and wind as a massive 16 hour search ended with the boys found huddled together on the raft.
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Cleveland
Lake Erie
Coast Guard
James A. Hirshfield
Great Lakes Coast Guard
Duk
Euclid
William J von Hof
Richard Bauer
David Lee Han
Roland Riemer
Capt
W. Hoekman
Grand Rapids
Mich
Selfridge Air Force Base
Michigan
W. S R. Cerle
Lake County
Rich Man Rich in Friends Not Rich in Wealth
A poem contrasts a man with little money or possessions with abundant friendships. He lives modestly, rides the bus, wears plain clothes, and spends time helping neighbors and children, yet remains rich in social ties and goodwill.
Fear One Lost. 50 Are Saved In Ship Fire
A Norwegian freighter Geisha suffered a massive explosion and fire in mid Atlantic. The Coast Guard reported 43 crewmen and 19 passengers rescued from lifeboats, with the first mate missing. The ship, drifting and still on fire, was 442 miles east of New York and 400 miles west of the Azores.
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Atlantic
Ceast Guard
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Azores
Rev. Adiel Kuck Dies in Port Washington Crash
In Port Washington Wisconsin a head on collision killed 46 year old Rev Adiel O Kuck Basil 6 12 miles north of here yesterday His wife and the other car s driver Lee Curtis 4 Black River Falls were seriously injured The Kucks were taking their son Stenney to Mission House College at Plymouth He was not hurt
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Wis
Adiel O. Kuck
Basil
Here
Lee Curtis
Black River Falls
Kucks
Stenney
Mission House College
Plymouth
Local Man Killed by Train Near Cooksville
A New York Central freight struck and killed Joseph C. Lucas, 89, of Beavertown near Cooksville in Perry County yesterday, according to Cerner Harold Minshull for Kow Lexington.
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New York Central
Joseph C. Lucas
Beavertowr
Cooksville
Perry County
Cersner Harold Minshull
Kow Lexington
Three Indicted In Columbus Restaurant Robbery Case
AP report states Mrs Iris Frevier age 42 of Ferguson West Virginia and two more unnamed companions were indicted on charges of robbery kidnapping and theft in connection with a Columbus restaurant robbery. They allegedly abducted two locals and stole their car. one suspect Char’ree Frazier was arrested in Los Angeles while James Parsley remains at large.
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Columbus
Iris Frevier
Ferguson
W Va
Robrey
Om Coumbue Resaurants
Char'ee Frazier
Los Angeles
Janes Parsley
Rescue plane searches Baltic for missing U S Navy crew
In Wiesbaden a rescue plane involved in locating a missing U S Navy four engine patrol plane with ten crew members near Bornholm spotted a life raft. Officials noted a radar image and potential debris as search efforts continued over the Baltic coast near Latvia.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
U. S. Navy
Bornholm
Baltic Sea
Air Force
Baltic
Navy
Hagen Weno
Latvia
Aly Force
Deputies Foil Ven's Attempt To Break Jail
Cleveland AP report describes a jail escape attempt by two inmates John Wesley Hux 77 and Robert S Andros 28 who rushed deputies using improvised tools and a bed sheet rope. They were serving 20 year bank robbery sentences from a January hold up, while accomplice Max remains at large with part of the loot.
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John Wesley Hux
Robert S Andros
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Killen
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Akron
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Ales
Max
Andross
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C Hamberlain
Superior and Loan Association
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Beter
Miami
Fia
Truman Begins Fifth Year In Office In Confident Mood
President Truman marks five years in office in a confident, happy warrior frame. Allies say he is ready to counter Republican attacks on his secretary of state and program. Critics foresee a Western campaign swing ending in Chicago May 15 to outline his plan.
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