Senate group shelves Truman housing plan with 2B loan
The Senate Banking Committee voted seven to six to shelve the $2 billion cooperative housing measure for two weeks to study its economic impact. Bricker proposed removing the cooperative housing portion, a motion he later withdrew as votes shifted. The plan faced inflation fears and calls for Fed Board input at a public hearing next Thursday.
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WASHINGTON
Truman
Senate Banking Committee
Federa Reserve Board
Seravaur Bricker
Ohio
Bricker
neved
Frear
D-Del
Maybank
D-SC
Five Youths Under Arrest In Kidnaping
Dedham Massachusetts AP Five youths detained on charges of kidnaping and assault with intent to commit an attack on Ann McCarty 22 a college graduate daughter of Police Sergeant John T McCarty who identified a pistol serial number matching a weapon in the Brink s robbery The kidnaping not connected to the Brink s case police said McCarty was seized after being dragged from her home area witnesses said a car pulled up and another followed as she was forced into the vehicle
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DEDHAM. MASS
Ann McCarty
John T. McCarty
Someville
FBI
John B. Cahil
Miss Marty
Court decision on Lewis pact could hasten coal accord
A federal judge found four John L. Lewis contract demands potentially illegal and an injunction was issued. NLRB General Counsel Denham said the ruling may narrow disputes, speeding settlement of the 370,000 UMW strike as a presidential board prepares a Taft Hartley action.
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WASHINGTON
John L. Lewis
NLRB
Robert N. Denham
Richmond B. Keech
United Mine Workers
Denham
UMW
White House
TruMan
West Virginia
Kentucky
Norfolk and Western railroad
Keech
Lewis
Southern
Assauwon
jurst
Coal-Burning Railroads To Cut Service
The Interstate Commerce Commission exempted about 40 small coal-burning railroads from a 25 percent cut in freight service. Major lines slash passenger and freight runs. thousands of workers face layoffs as coal shortages bite across industries. Governor Dever declares a Massachusetts coal emergency as railroads reduce schedules and furlough workers.
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WASHINGTON
The
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
American Short Line Railroad Association
PITTSBURGH
Interstate Commission
John L. Lewis
Paul A. Dever
Masssachusetts
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
B. and
New England, Boston and Maine railroad
Winter Worker by Gordon Martin
A humorous reflection on a man who plans to work outdoors only in spring and summer, while secretly avoiding chores like waxing floors and painting shutters. The piece mocks his excuses as winter fades and summer heat sets in, revealing he speaks big but does little.
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GORDON MARTIN
Tams
Floods Strain Tennessee and Louisiana as Rivers Rise
Associated Press reports floodwaters endanger central Tennessee with Cumberland River near 48 feet and 8 feet above flood stage in Nashville. Red Cross begins evacuations while Brig. Gen. Peter Feringa orders Bennet Carre spillway opening to divert Mississippi River around New Orleans. Light rain spans the region. colder air moves into the northern plains.
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Associated Press
middle Tennessee
Louisiana
Nashville
Cumberland river
Red Cross
Peter A. Feringa
Mississippi River Commission
Minnesta
North Dakota
Canada
Allies Planning Counter Moves On Berlin Blockade
U S High Commissioner John J McCloy said allies will impose volunteer measures against East Germany if the Soviet blockade of Berlin highway trade continues The steel embargo announced February 6 by West Germany was not called a reprisal but the tactics of recent weeks risk further tensions Guards at the Soviet zone frontier 100 miles west reported using delays on trucks bound for Berlin
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BERLIN
U.S
John J. McCloy
east Germa
McCloy
here
Chillicothe Sees First Traffic Fatality of 193u
William F. Wheeler aged 65 was struck by an automobile early today in Chillicothe, sustaining fatal injuries. This marks the city's first traffic fatality of 193u.
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CHILLICOTHE
William F. Wheeler
Trains Cancelled Across Ohio As Coal Shortage Bites Railways
Eighteen passenger trains serving Ohio cities are cancelled at midnight as coal stocks dwindle. The New York Central and Erie railroads blame the ICC curtailment and coal strike, with NYC noting 233 trains discontinued since January. Belmont County miners seek relief amid surplus potatoes from the federal government.
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Associated Press
Ohio cities
New York Central
Erie
Interstate Commerce Commission j
NYC
natin
ICC
Ohio
Big Four lines
Chycaro
Cincinnati
Cincnati
Chicago
Cleveland
St. Loui
Detroit
daly
Cimcinnati
Cineinnati
enid
Ohio penitentiary
Ralph Wl Alvi
pen
Alvis
Belmont County
heart of Ohio
A. J. Scholastice
Study Fund Sought for Lake Erie Pollution Project
A. W. Marion asked the Water Resources Board to provide 100,900 dollars for a study of Lake Erie pollution and the Ohio rivers feeding it. He said the federal government may contribute 325,000 dollars for the project.
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COLUMBUS
Lake Erie
Ohio
Natural Resources
A. W. Marion
the
Water Resources Board
President Truman gains support for Baruch World Atomic Plan
President Truman won solid backing in Congress for Baruch plan backed by international atomic inspection. He urged restraint on a world disarmament conference while opposing a large economic aid package and emphasized moving arms into peaceful uses if Russia accepts controls.
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Truman
Congress
United Nations
Bernard M. Baruch
Russia
Presi
out
Acheson
McAlahon
anyerertion
Tyeings
N Mdy
Vrumin
prabien
Doris Fleeson
McMahon
Tydings
goteng international atomic
Cincinnati Taxicab Drivers Set To Vote On Settlement
Cincinnati taxicab drivers strike for three weeks over contract guarantees. They will vote on a company settlement proposal urged by James McNamara federal mediator, while their own committee advises a no vote. The union would keep current pay but add a bonus equal to 1 percent of six months earnings for no accidents from January to July.
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CINCINNATI
Cinginnai
tawresh
ther
nesanannr
James McNamara
Truman to Stress Republican Record in 1950 Campaign
President Truman says voters will judge Republicans by their Congressional record not their platform. He cites the 80th Congress as a poor track record and notes some Republicans agree the party should run on actions over promises. Senators Ives and Hendrickson weigh in on record versus principles.
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WASHINGTON
Truman
Jr. Truman
Republicas
Congress
Ives
R-NY
Hendrickson
ReNJ
sae
Senate Passes 88 Million Aid Bill for Korea and Formosa
The Senate approved an 88 million dollar economic aid package for South Korea and Formosa to curb communism in the Far East. House approval came a day earlier by 240 to 134, with final passage expected after a brief conference. The plan allocates 60 million for Korea and 28 million for Formosa over five months, including 30 million from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
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WASHINGTON
Senate
White House
South Korea
Formosa
Far East
House
Barkley
Congress
south Keres
Teiders
Republic of Korea
Korea
Connally
D-Tex
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Knowland
California
Smuth
New Jersey
Tonnally
Economic Cooperation Administration
ECA
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
China
Ohio River Drops After Toying With Elevation
The Ohio River again fell after a brief rise caused by over two inches of rain. The river reached about 101 feet before dropping to below flood stage, with the decline at a tenth of a foot per hour by last night.
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Ohio
WINCINNAT
U S Soldiers Held In Vienna In Kidnapping Case
Two U S soldiers confessed to kidnapping an Austrian in Vienna last November for a Sawyet direct at a rendezvous in the Soviet zone. They were paid 7000 shillings for the abduction and said they surrendered after exposure of a Soviet sponsored ring.
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VIENNA
AUSTRIA
U. S. Army
Os' Wald Eder
Miems
German scientist Klaus Fuchs charged with passing atomic secrets
German born scientist Klaus Fuchs was ordered held for trial on charges of slipping atomic secrets to Russia. Prosecutor Christmas Humphreys called him a political fanatic on the payroll of a foreign power, detailing two charges that could bring a 14 year term if convicted. Fuchs, 38, appeared in court as witnesses described his progress from Berlin to British science.
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LONDON
Klaus Fuchs
Russia
Christmas Humphreys
haw prs
Fuchs
heath
Wits nesses
Berlin
Entsland
Senator Tydings Links Fuchs Data to Soviet H-Bomb Pace
Senator Tydings says information obtained by Dr Klaus Fuchs could speed the Soviet hydrogen bomb program by a year or more. The Maryland Democrat, head of the Senate Armed Services Committee, told reporters he is confident Fuchs provided accurate theoretical and practical data on the H bomb.
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WASHINGTON
Tydings
D-Md
Russia
Klaus Fuchs
Senate Arms Services Committee
Seaate-House
Fuchs
Atomic research link to British team aids wartime US effort
A 1942 British scientist joined a U S atomic program in 1943 with naturalization papers. He collaborated with American teams, visiting Oak Ridge and Los Alamos, as World War II efforts advanced toward the first atomic weapon.
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United States
Brit ch
Oak Ridge
Venn
Los Alamos
XII, Mex
Parachutists Aid In Rescue Of 10 Airmen
Ten airmen including five U S and five Canadian soldiers were stranded after a crashing C 41 in Yukon. Paratroopers parachuted onto the slope delivering food and medical aid while a ground team closed in. A doctor from Ladd Field and Major J Baczewski treated leg and arm injuries as rescue continued.
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WHITEHORSE
Yukon
U. S
Danny
Ladd Pield
Fairbanks
Alaska
J. Baczewski
Consho- Soeken
Warren County tournament opens in Middletown Thursday
The Warren County basketball tourney begins Thursday in Middletown with fans and teams expected to supply typical thrills and the sportsmanship contest. Lead features preview the event with pictures of Mason Carlisle Springboro and Kingsville cheerleaders and an advance story in Nearby Communities.
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WARREN COUNTY
Middletown
Mason
Carlisle
Springboro
Kingsville
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