North Africa Air Bases Deemed Safe By U S Air Force
Washington reports the U S Air Force is confident in the security of its North African bases including six in Morocco and Tripoli area. Officials cite unrest elsewhere and rely on French protectorate authorities and local government to maintain order while keeping funding and specifics confidential.
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North Africa
U.S. Air Force
Elton C. Fay
Washington
Morocco
United States
France
Europe
Air Force
Tripoli
U. S
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Taft Eisenhower Battle Looms In Oklahoma District
In Bartlesville Oklahoma Republicans prepare for a Taft Eisenhower contest at the Second District Convention. Eisenhower supporters in northeastern Oklahoma lack the strong organization seen in other districts while Taft backers appear confident. Two district delegates remain to be named in Tulsa. Taft nears victory in the First District with four Oklahoma delegates already allocated and Taft holding one of the at large slots.
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Bartlesville
Okla
Oklahoma
Eisenhower
Sen
Taft
Tulsa
Chicago
Barkley Hints Career May Be Nearing End
In Louisville, Vice President Alben Barkley suggests his long Washington career may be nearing its end. He attends a Heart Fund drive dinner with Mrs Barkley, jokes about Rep Thurston Morton and quips he may not be at Washington after the next election.
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Louisville
Alben Barkley
Washington
Barkley
Kentucky
Thurston B. Morton
Cobwebs Get Inmates High In Cali Jail
In Cali Colombia inmates in a single cell reportedly used spider webs as a makeshift narcotic. Police observed a human pyramid and a top prisoner rolling cobwebs in papers, smoking until authorities ordered a rapid cleaner.
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Cali
Colombia
Andes
City Commission probes Nazi youth group at city high school
Philadelphia mayor appoints nine member City Commission on Human Relations to investigate a Nazi type youth group at a city high school after two youths arrested for synagogue fire bombings say they belonged to the club. The commission enforces race, color, religion, and national origin discrimination laws.
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Philadelphia
Joseph S. Clark Jr
City Commission On Human Relations
U S Moves To Collect 4 875 000 Storage Fees
A government survey shows legal action to recover about 4.875 million dollars from 15 storage firms over alleged shortages of grains and other farm products held under price support programs. It also seeks 177 thousand dollars from firms for failure to deliver properly graded grains. Additional cases and potential losses are under review. Brannan expects total losses to be well under five million, likely under one million, noting losses may be concentrated in conversion shrinkage and grade failures.
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Richmond
Kentucky
Lamon McIntosh
Court of Common Pleas
Butler County
Ohio
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Lemon Township
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Aoe Seesose
Mary Lord
Fred Ross
Washington
Agriculture Department
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Truman Urges Support For Scout Program
President Truman calls for unqualified support for the Boy Scouts three year program Forward on Liberty's Team on the eve of Boy Scout Week. He praises scout training for developing character leadership and individual responsibility.
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New York
Truman
Boy Scout
Liberty
Ford Foundation Plans Multi Nation Aid in India and Pakistan
The Ford Foundation in Pasadena announced an initial grant of 6.55 million dollars to train industrial workers and advance agriculture health and literacy in rural areas of India and Pakistan. The largest grant of 1.2 million targets a three year development program in Indian villages with a goal of reaching 15 000 beneficiaries within five years.
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Pasadena
Calif
Ford Foundation
India
Pakistan
Three Die As B 29 Crashes Near March Air Base
A B 29 bomber crashed in an alfalfa field near March Air Base California killing three men and injuring eight. The pilot apparently failed to complete a emergency landing with wheels up. Surviving crew were pulled from the wreckage as rescue teams arrived.
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March Air Base
Calif
Air Force
C. W. Gatchel
Billy Lee
T. Set. W. S. Bradley
Riverside
R. C. Dunlap
Father Injures Daughter in Farm Accident Near Anadarko
At a farm near Anadarko Oklahoma a father accidentally ran over his five year old daughter Patricia causing critical injuries. The incident occurred as Sechrist and his wife drove a truck toward the road with a farm tractor and then exited to start it. Patricia was found on the ground with pelvis and skull fractures.
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Anadarko, Okla
Sechrist
Anadarko
Patricia
Western nations launch 46 sulphur defense projects
Forty six projects are under way in eleven countries of the Western World to boost production of defense essential sulphur.
General Groves urges atomic force over ground troops
New York retired Lt. Gen. Leslie Groves, head of the atomic bomb project, told sales executives that the United States should rely on the atomic bomb rather than large ground armies in any war with Russia. He argued distant fronts and elastic defenses make foot troops impractical and that destroying Russia’s industrial capacity would require bombing with the strongest bomb available.
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New York
United States
Leslie R. Groves
Russia
Latvian Admits Tale Is Phoney
In Stockholm a 21 year old Latvian lumberman named Aivars Ozoliich canceled his kidnapping tale under questioning. He said he fled the Soviet Embassy after going there voluntarily to arrange repatriation and merely changed his mind about returning to his homeland, part of Russia. Police report only a dispute with Soviet officials, no violence.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Russia
Aivars Ozoliich
Laborer Smuggling Penalties Studied
The House aims to quickly approve a Senate passed measure that would impose up to 2000 dollars in fines and five years in prison for smuggling Mexican laborers into the United States or concealing and transporting them after entry. The Senate approved the bill by voice vote after a lengthy debate.
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Washington
House
Mexico
United States
Senate
Files For Congress East Liverpoul Nomination Filed
The Rev Norman E Mygaard of Lisbon has filed with Columbiana County Board of Elections for the Republican nomination for 18th District congressman running in the near future election.
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Liverpaul, O
Norman E. Mygaard
Lisbon
Columbiana County Board of Elections
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