Minnesota Primary Test For Three-Way Presidential Field
Six candidates, three Republicans and three Democrats, appear on Minnesota ballots for the March 18 presidential primary. Kefauver filed last night in Tennessee with backers in Coonskin caps. Across the region, Eisenhower Warren coalition talks surface in Wisconsin and California. Delaware and North Carolina actions, Taft support, and Doughton retirement are among the day’s political notes.
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Minnesota
Sen
Kefauver
Tennessee
Coonskin
Wisconsin
Gen. Eisenhower
Earl Warren
California
Philip F. VaFollette
Madison
Warren
Eisenhower
Sacramento
Calif
Rep
Hilling
Keene
N. H
Taft
Ohio
Millikin
R-Cole
GOP
Denver
Campagnn
New Hampshire
Louisiana
Republican State Central Committee
Alabama
States Rights
Truman
Doughton
D-Nc
Congress
Greenville man killed in front of school bus incident
William E. Jones, 7, of North Star in Darke County, was killed Friday when an ad ran behind a backing school bus. The accident occurred near Greenville as the vehicle moved, authorities said.
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Greenvile
William E. Jones
North Star
Darke County
New Problems For Elizabeth As She Takes The Throne
Elizabeth II faces heavy duties after King George VI’s death. Palace decisions loom on her husband’s title, royal ranks, coronation timing, staff selections, and moves from Clarence House to Buckingham Palace. The queen may rest at Sandringham before resuming duties in London.
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Elizabeth
Reign
London
Elizabeth II
Clarence House
Duke of Edinburgh
Prince Charles
Princess Anne
George VI
Victoria
Eliabeth
Albert
Duke of Cornwall
Edinburgh
Royal Navy
Army
Royal Air Force
Royal Household
Buckingham Palace
Sandringham
Windsor
St. George's Chapel
House Report Clears Path for McDonald RFC Nomination
Washington Senators welcomed a House group report that removed a major block to Senate approval of Harry A. McDonald heading the Reconstruction Finance Corp. The panel said no credible evidence questioned McDonald’s honesty though SEC fraud probes continue. Some senators warned confirmation may still lag.
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Washington
House
Senate
Harry A. McDonald
Reconstruction Finance Corp
RFC
McDonald
Rep. Heller
DNY
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Senate Banking Committee
Truman
White House
CIO Fails To Show Hike Is Inflationary Claim
New York report shows steel industry and U S Steel officials disputing CIO United Steelworkers wage demand of 18 1/2 cents an hour. Philip Murray rebutted industry warnings of inflation while John L Lewis Walter Reuther and William Green lead allied unions amid hearings on wage boosts and potential spillover effects.
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CIO
New York i
United Steelworkers
Philip Murray
Wage Stabilization Board
Murray
John Stephens
U. S. Steel Corp
Mur
Ray
Lewis
Reuther
Green
Mr. Murray
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Ind
Walter Reuther
CIO United Atton
William Green
Conflict in Federal Probe Into Tax Matters
Congressional investigators opened a special hearing to resolve conflicting accounts of Assistant U S Attorney Charles O Garan as he brought internal revenue issues before a grand jury without superiors' consent. Testimony included Richard Seward and U S Atty Chauncey Tramutolo with Karesh disputing O Garas actions as McMillan claimed to have halted a May 16 session. The case led to indictments of Tax Collector James Smyth and two aides for conspiracy to defraud the government.
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San Francisco
Federal
Charles O’gara
Richard Seward
O'Garan
Ways and Means
Cecil King
Calif
United States
Chauncey Tramutolo
Joseph Karesh
O'Gara
U. S
Robert McMillan
McMillan
James G. Smyth
Fatal accident in London as train hits pickup truck
Mrs. Mabel Arthur aged 37 from near Springfield died in city hospital after being injured when a Pennsylvania freight train struck her pickup at a crossing in London Ohio. Police said the accident occurred Friday afternoon and the victim was treated but succumbed to injuries. The crossing was not described as blocked by authorities.
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Springfield
Mabel Arthur
City Hospital
Pennsylvania
London
Improvement In Religious Studies Urged
Dr. Gerald E. Knoff of Chicago told 650 members of The National Council of Churches division that revival hinges on a greatly improved teaching program in churches. He urged shared responsibility by Sunday School teachers and parents, noting parents often defer to the Sunday School and church leaders.
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Columbus
United States
Gerald E. Knoff
Chicago
Dr. Knoff
Division of Christian Education
National Council of the Churches of Christ
Christian Church
Knoff
Assembly
Sunda
Nunan Faces Twin Probes In Tax Cases
Former U S tax commissioner Joseph D Nunan Jr faces probes by the Justice Department and Congress over representational work for nine firms with tax troubles. Internal Revenue Bureau turned nine cases over for prosecution. hearings planned by Sen Williams and Rep King aim to question Nunan under oath. Names include Indianapolis Brewing Co New York firms Brown Derby Cap Distributors and others with waivers and denials reported.
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Washington
Joseph D. Nunan Jr
Justice Department
Congress
The
Revenue Bureau
Nunan
U. S
J. Sen. George
D-Ga
Senate Finance Committee
Rep
King
D-Calif
House Ways and Means Committee
San Francisco
Sen. Williams
R-Del
Indianapolis Brewing Co
Senate
Williams
Internal Revenue Bureau
Watson Elevator Co
New York City
Brown Derby Corp., Ltd
Brown Derby Wine and Spirits Corp
Capitol Distributors Corp
Eulberg Brewing Co
Portage
Wis
Lawrence Bardin
Racine
Alvin Bardin
Raccine
Denmark Brewing Co
Denmark
Joseph and Elsie Adiman
Physician Gustave Hochwalt Dies at 79 in Dayton
Dr. Gustave A. Hochwalt a longtime physician in Dayton West Virginia passed away Friday night at age 79 after more than five decades of medical service. He practiced in the community for over 50 years and was a prominent local figure.
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Dayton
Gustave A. Hochwalt
Barber Keeps Using United Nations Barber Shop Name
A Third Avenue barber in New York registered the shop as United Nations Barber Shop in 1946, unaware the U N General Assembly had banned commercial use of the title. U N officials asked him to drop the name but offered a descriptive alternative, while the barber vows to resist changing his 32‑year‑old business name.
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New York
United Nations
Third Avenue
U.N
Korea
Tom Fucarino
U.S. A
Fucarino
U.N. General Assembly
Stavridi
VU. N
Soviets Denied Neutral Status By U N In Korea War
U N Command vetoed Soviet Russia as a neutral nation for Korean armistice policing. Poland and Czechoslovakia were accepted as neutral behind the lines inspectors. Allies cited Russian military aid to North Korea and Soviet officers training its army. The Reds proposed a top level peace conference but offered no concrete non Korean solutions. North Korea's Nam Ti inj submitted a draft noting it did not commit the Inter conference.
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Munsan
Korea
U. N
Russia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Reds
Red
Adm
C. Turner Joy
Nam Tl Inj
Inter
Nam
Joy
Don Darrow
Switzerland
Norway
Sweden
U.N
William P. Nuckols
Fifth Air Force reports lightest week of losses in operation stretch
Allied Sabres hunted Northwest Korea as the Fifth Air Force announced the lightest losses since Operation Strange began last August. Off Northeast Korea ships bombarded Wonsan for a second year. Last week's air losses were one Sabre and two Thunderjets downed by ground fire. The Sabre lost belonged to Maj. George H. Davis Jr. of Lubbock Texas, who previously shot down two Red jets.
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George McArthur
Seoul
Northwest Korea
Fifth Air Force
Northeast Korea
Wonsan
George H. Davis Jr
Lubbock
Tex
Korea peace talks stall as UN and Reds haggling continues
The UN and Soviet representatives debated a new draft aimed at breaking the stalemate over Korea. Both sides clashed on which nations should inspect arms as Col Darrow noted Moscow would back Swiss Norwegian and Swedish roles if the UN accepts them.
Boys Find Body in Cambridge Beach Hollow
Two boys found the body of Ira Thomas, 62, a retired laborer, Friday in Beach Hollow near Cambridge city limits. He had been missing since Thursday. Police did not suspect foul play.
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Cambridge
Ira Thomas
Beach Hollow
Undercover Agent Lists Red Agents in San Diego Case
FBI undercover man Lloyd N. Hamlin testified in a San Diego setting, naming nine defendants as party members. He described passing reports to the FBI since 1945 and identified roles in six clubs and local committees before resigning from the Communist path in 1950, with subsequent protection by federal authorities after contempt proceedings.
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LOS Angeles
FBI
San Diego
California
Lloyd N. Hamlin
Naval Intelligence
Hamlin
Herbert Philbrick
National Party
American Veterans Committee
Celia Shermis
Verna Langer
Independent Progressive Party
State UN- American Affairs Committee
U. S. Attorney's Office
Youth Will Face Blackmail Charge
An 11-year-old youth, James Hastings Cox, was held on a blackmail charge in Richmond Indiana after sending an extortion letter demanding 500 to a man, Harvey Ritchey. Cox surrendered with bond set at 2000 as his stepfather and mother faced probate. The letter directed Ritchey to mail the money to a girl in Eaton, who knew nothing of the plan.
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Richmond
Ind
W. W. McBroom
James Hastings Cox
Harvey Ritchey
Cox
James Troutwine
New Paris
McBroom
Ritchey
Career Man May Be Next In Red Probe
A U S diplomat John P Davies Jr now deputy director of political affairs at Frankfurt is cited by ex CIA operative Lyle Munson as proposing six persons to guide CIA Far East policy. The panel notes Munson testified Davies suggested non Communists be used for OPC guidance but the CIA rejected the idea. Davies says allegations were unfounded and unnecessary recall to Washington.
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Bon
Germany
John P. Davies Jr
U.S
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Davies
Washington
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Lyle H. Munson
Ferguson
R-Mich
Peresons
Far East
Munson
Frankfurt
State Department
Loyalty Security Board
Dave Jes
New York
Silver Spring
Mates Pope
OPC
Intelligence
Vie
Munsem
Edegar Snow
Agnes Smedley
Anna Louise Strong
John Fairbank
Harvard University
Wilma
Benejamin K. Schwartz
France to Trim Defense Amid Financial Crisis
Paris reports reveal France faces severe fiscal strain and will cut defense spending from an estimated five billion dollars to about 3.5 billion. Trade liberalization efforts falter as quota restrictions are rolled back, reducing imports from other European partners by 14 to 20 million dollars monthly. The franc’s weakness fuels market speculation of possible devaluation, though official rates deny imminent change.
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Preston Grover
Paris
France
Marshal Aid
U. S
Europe
America
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