Czechs Lose $2 Million Monthly Over Oatis Jailing
Washington reports show U S measures against Czechoslovakia to protest William N Oatis arrest have slashed Czech trade by about 90 percent The latest January imports totaled 205 622 against 3 327 658 a year earlier Exports to Czechoslovakia have nearly vanished as the embassy staff shrinkage and heavy licensing curb trade The Prague regime hints at possible release but at a price State Department says no The oil of retaliation continues to bite Czech buyers and tax revenues while Oatis remains jailed
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Eisenhower Dominates New York Primary Setup for Chicago
In Albany Gen Dwight Eisenhower supporters captured most of yesterday's New York GOP contests ending with an estimated 85 to 90 of the state's 96 Republican National Convention votes to him. Eight of eleven contests went to Eisenhower backers while Taft supporters won three. Delegates to Chicago will be unpledged and the Democratic side favors Harriman with 45 of 62 county chairs endorsing him. Kefauver also has some promised support as Bronx Boss Edward Flynn fends off insurgents.
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New York
Robert A. Taft
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Estes Kefauver
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Kefauver
Louisiana Wins: Kennon Narrowly Leads in Gulf State
Robert F. Kennon defeated Harrison Bagwell for Louisiana governor, with C. E. Barham elected lieutenant governor. Democrats swept 11 Legislature seats, and New Orleans posts also went Dem. Kennon to be inaugurated May 13. Orleans Parish tally showed Kennon 44,508 to Bagwell 2,184.
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C. E. Barham
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Florida manatee a strict vegetarian in aquatic world
A Florida manatee is described as one of the few aquatic mammals that do not feed on animal life. It is a strict vegetarian.
Newsman Pushes Congress to Decide Seizure Powers
Charles F. McCahill head of the American Newspaper Publishers Association urges Congress to define by law the president s power to seize private property. Speaking at ANPA 66th annual convention in New York he cites steel industry seizures and Truman remarks on possible takeover of news media. McCahill warns on rights of private owners versus public interest and federal government claims.
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Congress
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Charles F. McCahill
ANPA
Cleveland News
Truman
McCahill
Indianapolis man fined for passing stopped school bus
William W. Foster of Indianapolis was fined in Muncie City Court on Monday for passing a stopped school bus. He said he works in safety talks for an insurance company that spends $30,000 yearly on bus warning signs.
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Muncie, Ind
William W. Foster
Indianapolis
Muncie
Foster
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