Allied tanks push toward Seoul in major Korean war strike
Three armored task forces drive north against Chinese Reds near Anyang and Pangyo as Dan Ridgway’s Eighth Army reports the largest armor assault of the Korean War. Heavy tank columns blast through Red positions while advancing toward Seoul, with fierce fighting reported along the Tanchon Valley corridor.
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Plan to Draft Married Men Aged 19 to 26 for Military Service
WASHINGTON AP selective director Lewis Bi said draft plans target husbands aged 19 to 26 with no children. An order drafts for universal military training would let the bill apply to a year and deferments for men with wives and children. Hershey said an order has been drafted for presidential approval and he expects endorsement by labor and defense secretaries. If approved by those agencies, President Truman would likely sign.
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Last of Martinsville Seven Executions Carried Out in Virginia
The Martinsville Seven case ends with the electrocution of the last three inmates at Virginia State Penitentiary. Executions occurred within 45 minutes from 7:30 to 7:15 a.m. after multiple clemency pleas were denied. The men executed today were John Clabon Tegier and James Luther Hairston, along with Francis Desales Grayson.
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Lew Jenkins Held In Killing Of MP
Colorado Springs authorities say a car struck a highway roadblock killing Cpl. David L. Dexter, 22, of Colorado Springs. The driver identified as Lew Jenkins, 34, former world lightweight boxing champion, was jailed for questioning after examination at a hospital.
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Government freezes cattle hides sales until March 15
The government froze all sales and deliveries of cattle hides calfskins and kips through March 15 to study new controls for military supply needs while not cutting current output of shoes luggage and related goods. Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky handed Western diplomats the Soviet reply to terms for a Big Four conference with contents not disclosed. The Senate Banking Committee ordered an immediate inquiry into converting the Lustron prefab housing plant in Columbus Ohio to warplane production.
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Railroad strike threatens to halt automobile making
Auto industry sources warned the walkout could force car production to stop as about 135000 workers are idle nationwide. The strike tied up major terminals with limited commuter service at New York City hubs while Pennsy restored some trains. government embargoes and ongoing layoffs widened the industry pinch.
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Karen Elizabeth dies in Boston tiniest quadruplet
Karen Elizabeth, the smallest of the Allen quadruplets, died at 11 45 PM after a cyanotic spell. Born last Friday to Helen Allen and Officer Robert J. Allen the four babies included two boys and two girls. The other three infants were reported doing well.
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Strike Hits Symphony Stranding 103 Musicians
The railroad strike stranded 103 musicians of the rage Symphony Orchestra, forcing the cancellation of the 26th annual concert in Newburgh, North Carolina. An improvised performance occurred at Kingston after the first city event was dropped.
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Rail strikes disrupt U S rail service and wage talks
Rail workers return in some cities as strike signals ease. New York and Hartford routes suspend service threatening fuel and food supplies. The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and three other unions push for 40 hour work week and 48 paid hours with rule changes. The National Mediation Board asks unions to restate settlement terms in writing.
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Atom Blast Warns Las Vegas Residents
Las Vegas residents were warned by the Atomic Energy Commission to stay away from windows during early morning hours as a new atomic explosion is expected in the near future. No date or time for the next blast was announced.
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British Reds push nationwide dock walkout amid wage dispute
London AP report says Communist influenced dock strike threatens Britain’s shipping lifeline as agitators seek to widen the Liverpool Merseyside action. In Liverpool 13,000 dockers ignore the walkout while 63 of 250 ships unload. Ellesmere Port and Newcastle groups show mixed support. The wage dispute centers on a 11 shillings weekly increase. Glasgow and Newcastle groups approve, while Merseyside continues to be a flashpoint.
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Collins Says Army Can Lick Russian Horde
General statements on large scale air movement and paratrooper operations illustrate U S plans to rapidly move troops and heavy equipment. The discussion emphasizes transportability and coordination with fighter cover to establish airfield bases for quick deployment.
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Eisenhower Wins Backing for Western Europe Troop Role
Washington AP report says Gen Dwight D Eisenhower has won broad support in Congress for integrating American troops into Western Europe defense. Some senators still question details like troop ceilings and timing, while Eisenhower pushes flexibility on deployments and equipment needs.
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Casualties Listed in Defense Dept War Casualty List
A Defense Department casualty list identified 89 Korean War casualties including six killed eight wounded 73 missing in action and two injured in accidents all listed in no 219 released today by Washington AP.
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Boosts Urged On Income Tax Gas Cigarettes Liquor
The Truman administration asked Congress for large excise and income tax boosts to cover defense costs. Proposals include 28 percent auto levies and 33 percent on television sets, 4 percent higher individual income tax, beer to 12 dollars a barrel, cigarette tax up to 12 cents a pack, spirits to 12 dollars a gallon, and gasoline tax doubling to three cents per gallon.
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OPS Seeks Public Aid in Policing Price Controls
The government appeals to the public and public figures to assist in enforcing price and wage controls. Attorney General Ye Grath begins a special unit to oversee price controls while President Truman weighs enforcement efficiency and agency cooperation.
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Bank Robbers, feed 5 And 7, Are Arrested
BELLAIRS AP Police captured two bank burglars yesterday less than 30 hours after they entered the Belmont Savings and Loan. The unarmed duo, a seven-year-old boy and his five-year-old brother, broke a window, stole 16 dollars, and two boxes of book matches. Juvenile authorities took custody. the seven-year-old has a prior record with 38 complaints. The five-year-old’s first offense.
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Partridge Minesweeper Sinks After Mine Off Korea
Four sailors are confirmed dead and four remain missing after the US Navy minesweeper Partridge struck a mine off Korea. The 136 foot ship sank within twelve minutes. Names given include Stephen Vincent Hesehler of Akron Ohio and William George Rapien, son of Mr and Mrs Frank J Rapien.
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Tarawa Returns To Sea After 19 Months Inactive
The 27 000 ton carrier Tarawa named for a historic sea battle is recommissioned after a long period of inactivity. The ship was back at sea following 19 months in reserve, marking a significant naval renewal.
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