Five Missing Airmen Still Being Sought
The seventh large military plane to crash in the northwest in three weeks left one Canadian and ten American aboard injured. The C-47 Dakota went down on an ice lake between here and Northway Alaska during Exercise Sweetbriar. Ground search continued for five missing airmen and five survivors were treated at McChord Base Hospital.
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British Columbia
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Ketchikan
Theodore F. Schreier
Madison
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Vitale Trippodi
Brooklyn
McChord Base
Charles C. Pooler
Beloit
Kas
Pooler
Trippodi
Air Force
Hervey Porter
Tipping Problem Is Confronted By Cincinnatians
Cincinnati riders face a dilemma as 10 of 407 striking cab drivers run free taxi service. City Solicitor Henry M Bruestlie says accepting tips would violate the law. The Ferguson and Yellow Division drivers strike for a wage guarantee to supplement commissions.
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Ferguson and Yellow Division
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Widow Sophia Haluska Killed by Backing Truck in Cleveland
Mrs Sophia Haluska aged 66 was struck and killed yesterday in Cleveland when a truck backing a trailer toward a loading platform struck her as she walked with her head down due to falling snow. Police said she did not see the vehicle coming.
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Sophia Haluska
Mae West Resting Comfortably After Collapse
ROCHESTER N Y AP Mae West rests comfortably in her hotel today after collapsing on stage during the Diamond Lil opening. Manager Irving Becker cites the physician Dr Maurice Martinsky report that she is suffering from sheer exhaustion and plans to attend tonight's performance.
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Auditorium Theater
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City Slicker Milk A Cow Brings Humble Lesson
A city man McGinley visits his brother's dairy farm and boasts milking a cow. He struggles with the milking art, misinterprets the cow, falls on his backside, and finally learns that milking is harder than it sounds. He ends up mocked for bragging yet remains defeated by Bossy. The tale ends with a warning that not every city slicker can milk a cow.
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Government Mediation Effort Amid Looming Rail Strike Date
Railroad unions set February 27 as the strike date for 250,000 operating employees after a deadlock over a 40 hour week and wage protections. Mediation failed and the National Mediation Board may report to President Truman, triggering a 60 day status quo period before any walkout. The unions claim months of bargaining, with opposition from carriers and a rejected equal treatment demand for yard service workers.
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Francis A. O'Neill
Wias Illegatrt
W. E. B. Chase
BRT
R. O. Hughes
Chicago
National Mediation Board
Demand grows for effort to end cold war
Washington reports rising calls for a new administration push to halt the Cold War before it turns hot. President Truman hinted at a possible future peace mission to Moscow while Senator Tydings urged a world disarmament conference. Kefauver proposed a stronger UN backed by an Atlantic Union to empower Western nations against Russia.
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Senate
Alexander Klein
New York City
United Nations
Klein
Kefauver
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State Department
Floods Evacuate 9,000 in Louisiana and Mississippi
National Guardsmen and Red Cross workers evacuated hundreds from flooded east central Louisiana and southwestern Mississippi, affecting about 2,000,000 acres of cotton and livestock land. Some 9,000 people left homes with no loss of life reported and heavy property damage. Levees held, though bayous backed up surplus waters as northern flood spots showed improving conditions. Temperatures dipped slightly east of the Mississippi while Montana saw light rain and New England to Michigan reported light snow.
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Michigan
Navy Abandons Hunt for Plane Missing Since Friday
The Navy cancelled its six day aerial search for a PBM-5 missing near Galveston with nine aboard from the NAS here. The crew included Lt. (JG) F. Lemmel, instructor pilot, Cincinnati, O. and other officers.
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Areus Christi
Truman attacks GOP on socialism and domestic progress
President Truman assails Republican critique of socialism and urges speed on domestic programs in a speech to 5300 Democrats at a Jefferson-Jackson dinner. He warns GOP efforts to block reform and presses for rapid action on health education and related programs amid Cold War tensions. A separate probe on atomic defenses faces hearings around March.
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Washington
Firefighter dies battling blaze at Cincinnati home
Clarr Parks, 56, died yesterday while fighting a residential fire in Cincinnati. The inferno caused an estimated $750 in damage and Parks collapsed during efforts to extinguish it.
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Cincinnati
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Parks
American Businessman Vogeler On Trial In Hungary
Washington AP reports the State Department says Hungary will convict Robert Vogeler of spying and sabotage. In Budapest the trial began with Vogeler excluded as the British assistant and five Hungarians confessing to espionage. The indictment shows Sanders claimed he spied since 1940 and passed data to Americans while Geiger testified Vogeler had received reports since 1949.
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Budapest
Matyas Rakosi
Hungary
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Ne Vogeler
Edgar Sanders
International Telephone and Telegraph Company
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U. S
Truman Signals Controversy Over Red Lights
President Truman whirled through red lights on a four mile drive to a Democratic dinner, protected by police and Secret Service cover. Officials say traffic rules are waived for officials, but hours earlier Truman told a Crime Conference that he would never run red lights no matter the prerogatives of the presidency.
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Washington
Truman
Secret Service
Truman Defends Free Enterprise Against Socialist Label
President Truman urged Democrats to reject Republican charges that his program is socialist, arguing the nation’s welfare rests on free enterprise. Senator Taft warned the Truman plan echoed Britain’s labor socialist policies, while Truman spoke with cabinet allies about tackling domestic and international challenges.
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Ohio
Truman
Americans For Democratic Action
Ciopac
Political Action Committee
Great Britain
Three Asiatic Nations May Get U.S. Arms
Washington reports that three Asiatic nations may receive U.S. military aid as part of a broader drive to curb Communism in the Far East. India, Indonesia, and Indochina or Thailand may get funding shares from a $75 million pool with State and Defense backing, while Burma, Nationalist China, and Malaya are noted as missing from the aid ring.
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Truman
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United States
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Thailand
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Burma
Malaya
Formosa
Asiatic Commission
Coal negotiators aim for settlement by Monday
Government mediators said they target a settlement by Monday to avert contempt of court for 370,000 miners who have ignored a federal order to return to work. John J. Lewis and mine operators held a third day of talks and a secret three hour session raised hopes of progress on wages and contract terms.
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David S. Cole
Truman
Board of Inquiry
Cole
John J. Lewis
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George H. Love
Northern and Western
Joseph F. Moody
Southern
Harvey L. Cartwright
Indiana Coal Operators Association
Harry Moses
Lewis
UMW
Thomas Kennedy
John Owens
George J. Titler
West Virginia
Bank Hold Up In Outlying Branch Victimless Loot
Washington AP report says three robbers hit an outlying Hamilton National Bank branch near the District of Columbia Maryland line escaping with about $30,000. One robber waited in a car while another guarded the door and a third rounded up the branch manager H R Bauckman and two tellers. No one was hurt and auditors were sent to confirm the loot amount.
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Hamilton National Bank
W. T. Waller
H. R. Bauckman
Waller
District of Columbia
Maryvlan
Sunday Page Highlights From The Common Cold To Garden Tips
This Sunday's Nearby Communities centerpiece spotlights the Warren County Basketball Tournament at Middletown High School gym with cheerleaders and fans behind the action. Also featured are Your Garden and Mr Fix in the Women’s section, a Roger Babson forecast on People That Fly, and Rebecca’s forthcoming pieces on future topics.
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Middletown High School
MR. Fix
Roger Babson
Sunday News Journal
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Gigi) Durston
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