Hickenlooper Seeks MacArthur Views in Korea Policy Debate
Senator Hickenlooper accuses the Administration of smoke screening MacArthur's Korea policy while Senator Long argues Truman blocked a risky gamble. The two join in late month to probe Far Eastern military and diplomatic policy as a congressional split erupts over MacArthur's firing and Navy and air power options.
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New Profit Regulations Aimed at Cutting Manufacturer Profits
Washington AP Economic Stabilizer Eric Johnson plans a three part anti inflation program to curb profits by setting a fair and equitable standard for manufacturers profits. The plan targets an 85 percent cap relative to a three year average and includes labor and agriculture components with a June 1951 deadline.
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Allied guns batter Chorwon Red defenders in Korea drive
Allied forces intensified their push toward Chorwon as heavy artillery blasted the Red Korean bastion. Tokyo AP reports the attack tested new resistance while UN troops pressed the offensive.
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39 Believed Dead In Gulf Ship Crash
Seventeen seamen died and 22 missing after the collision of two tankers Esso Greensboro and Esso Suez 200 miles south of Morgan City Louisiana. The Suez sustained one death and four burn injuries. Greensboro had most of the fatalities and survivors were flown to Corpus Christi.
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Newark Man Confesses He's Killer
A Newark man confessed to choking and beating to death Mrs. Richard Loewendick in her front room. Police described Jamison’s drinking sprees and subsequent self report after delivering himself to the Newark police with his wife.
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Meek Mighty Pay Tribute To Vandenberg
Meek and mighty gathered in Grand Rapids for the funeral of Sen Arthur H Vandenberg the famed bipartisan foreign policy advocate of the Republican party Delegations from Washington attended including Vice President Barkley and Secretary Acheson The service set for 2 p m at Park Congregational church with capacity crowds and a loudspeaker in the basement for overflow mourners Vandenberg 67 died after a long illness his body lay in state in the church chapel
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Frogtown Items Push MacArthur Off Front Page
Dahlonega Nugget editor explains space constraints forced a front page rise for Frogtown and Yahoola disturbances over the MacArthur firing. The editor invites readers to request views by visiting the Nugget Tower office in Dahlonega.
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Week Maid Admits Stealing Gems From New York Hotels
Detectives say a $31 week chambermaid from Brooklyn, Julia Arbobetsky, 44, admitted stealing jewels valued at 350 000 to 400 000 dollars from guests in 35 high end New York hotels over 30 months. She was charged with larceny and held on 2500 dollars bail.
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Balky Bridge Delays Truman Cruise Amid Ballpark Booing
President Truman faced a rocky day as the South Capitol Street drawbridge malfunctioned delaying his Williamsburg yacht voyage from the naval gun factory on the Anacostia River. Earlier he tossed the first ball at a Washington game where fans booed and clapped sporadically, described as a cold reception.
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MacArthur’s New York Homecoming Parade Draws Record Crowds
General Douglas MacArthur rested at the Waldorf Astoria amid a citywide celebration after a 15 mile ticker tape parade through New York. 7.5 million people cheered as 4 million spectators flooded the streets. MacArthur plans to visit Chicago and testify in Washington later this month while his reception echoed earlier hero welcomes.
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Detroit Transit Workers Strike Paralyzes City Services
In Detroit a surprise walkout by AFL streetcar and bus workers shut down mass transit. Mayor Albert E. Cobo invoked a state law against public servant strikes, promising dismissal and urging a quick resolution. Thousands of night shift workers were stranded as motorists shared rides. impact on auto production looms Monday.
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Mississippi floods threaten towns across three states
The Mississippi surged in the upper valley causing evacuations for thousands as floods neared record levels. The Red Cross reports about 3000 evacuees with more waiting. States declared emergencies and levees and dikes went up while National Guard and Civil Defense assist in care and preparation. Cooler weather and showers were forecast for the region.
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Nationalist China Approves New Military Aid Group
In Formosa Taipei AP reports Nationalist China formally approves a 15 member Military Assistance Advisory Group to operate under the US embassy. Foreign Minister George Yeh says the Maag mission will begin early next month, linked to Ambassador Kar L. Rankin.
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Lie Arrives In Cairo On UN Secretary General Tour
Trygve Lie Secretary General of the United Nations arrives in Cairo after traveling from Damascus on a tour of Europe and the Middle East. He continues his itinerary with meetings planned in the region.
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Songwriters Work Overtine On Tune Quoted By General
New York AP reports Tin Pan Alley composers busy on songs based on the theme General MacArthur quoted in a congressional speech. Autry, Crosby, and Crosby say they will record or perform the tune linked to his West Point days in upcoming releases and radio shows.
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Four Deputies Deadlocked Over Foreign Ministers' Conference Agenda
PARISH AP reports the four power deputies, after seven weeks of talks, reached no new progress in drafting the agenda for a foreign ministers conference. Western spokesmen said there were no developments at today’s 35th meeting since March 5.
Trains Crash Near Glasgow Injure About 100 Fans
Two special trains carrying football fans derailed near a Glasgow suburb station. Reports say about 100 people were injured, with several seriously hurt.
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W Arthur Apology to Truman Revealed by Times
The New York Times reports that General MacArthur told President Truman he could send his best troops to Europe, the U S Second Division, to influence Europe. He reportedly apologized for embarrassing the President on Formosa and predicted limited Chinese or Soviet intervention in Korea.
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MacArthur Apologizes to Truman Over Formosa Crisis
The Times reports MacArthur apologized to President Truman for embarrassing him on Formosa. It notes his November 29 warning of a new war and his shift toward a tougher Far East policy, fueling White House and Pentagon tensions.
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