American spy admits guilt in Hungarian court case
American businessman Robert A. Vogeler pleaded guilty to espionage charges in Budapest. He testified as an American agent, detailing instructions to aid atom physicists and escape attempts, and admitted using his role at ITT as cover for espionage in cooperation with U S Army Intelligence officers.
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BUDAPEST
Hungary
Robert A. Vogeler
telephone company
Hungarian peoples court
International Telephone and Telegraph Company
Vogeler
Britain
Vienna
Loarn sary
Vogeter
Standard Electric Company
T.T
Soviet Union
U. S. Army
Actress Wan da Hendrix seeks divorce from Audie Murphy
Wan da Hendrix files divorce in Los Angeles alleging serious mental suffering by Audie Murphy. The 21 year old actress claims health was seriously impaired. Court heard a financial settlement had been reached and Hendrix seeks no alimony from Murphy.
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LOS ANGELES
Wanda Hendrix
Si.l
Audie Murphy
Murphy
Hendrix seco
Truman Aides See No Progress In Coal Parleys
President Truman’s three man board said settlement of the soft coal strike by weekend is very doubtful amid a wide gap between John L. Lewis and operators. Lewis issued an urgent order for miners to return to work as federal court action looms and possible contempt citations are discussed.
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Truman
Lewis
White House
WASHINGTON
IAP
John L. Lewis
David L. Cole
Mr. Truman
United Mine Workers
mners
Federal Conciliation
Cyrus Ching
Dodds
Ching
Cole
moyes
UMW
Con. Lpress
U.S
Senators Clash Over Balancing Budget With Truman
In Washington Democratic senators split with President Truman over balancing the budget. Senate Finance Committee Chairman George argues a balanced budget is possible and needed, while Truman insists revenue can’t meet outlays. Additional lawmakers weigh in with proposals to cut or ease European recovery spending.
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WASHINGTON
Truman
George
D-Ga
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Mr. Truman
han
gore
Bird
gress
Lenamy McCarran
Nevada
Europe
Churchill renews proposal for talks on atomic control
Churchill urged high level talks between the west and Russia on atomic bomb control in a final broadcast from Chartwell. Attlee pledged to respond tonight as Bevin criticized the move amid Britain's election campaign. Churchill argued UN inability to function amid Cold War split justifies Britain weighing the life and death question.
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Churchill
Attlee
LONDON
Winston Churchill
Britain
west
Russia
Labor
Clement Attlee
United Nations
British Broadcasting Corporation
Labor Party
Chequers Court
Ernest Bevin
Edinburgh
Scotland
Bevin
Chartwell
Chinese Held British Ship Cadenceus at Kaohsiung
Chinese Nationalist naval authorities seized the British freighter Cadenceus at Kaohsiung Formosa. Officials gave no disclosed reason. past trade with Communist ports is suggested but unconfirmed. The vessel remains detained at Takao in the southwestern Formosa region.
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TAIPET
FORMOSA
Kaohsiung
Formose
ete
Takao
Czechs jail 26 for anti state plot in Moravia
Twenty six men convicted of anti state activities by a Moravian State Court were sentenced to jail terms from one to 25 years. The defendants tried at Jihlava were charged with belonging to a band that plotted to overthrow Czechoslovakia's Communist led regime and with planning assassinations of public figures.
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PRAGUE
CZECHOSLOVAKIA
Jihlava
Flood danger rising in southern area as floods expand
Flood dangers grow in the south with millions of acres flooded and 23 000 homeless. Backwaters of Mississippi tributaries drive evacuations across Louisiana and Mississippi while Red Cross estimates 2 000 to 6 000 more may be displaced by March 1. A blizzard sweeps through parts of the Midwest as floodwaters threaten Arkansas, Illinois, Kentucky, and Missouri.
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Associated Press
midwest
ana
south
Arkansas
St. Francis
Louisiana
Missiye
Red Cross
Madlsville
Lassere
Ferriday
Mogsouri
ani
Kentucky
Striking Cincinnati cab drivers face police opposition
Cincinnati police report arrest of cab driver Herold King for taking a passenger without a license during a strike by taxi drivers. King, cited to appear in police court, could face a 700 dollar fine if convicted as protesters press for free rides to gain sympathy.
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CINCINNATI
APS
Cmer
George Pearcy
Herold King
King
Cris E. Hamion
Cinennati, Incorporated
Pearcy
Wyson Day
Dav
Pearey
Robert Lengerrich
the
Brotherhood of Drivers
Ind
Cinciunrty
Utilities is Committee of City Somnen
Nine B-36 Survivors Back At Home Base Greeted By Families
Nine B 36 survivors returned to Carswell Air Force Base Texas greeted by wives and children as a C 54 transport brought them home from a crash on the western Indian coast. Survivors including Lt Darrah and Lt Gerhart shared calm accounts of the parachute descent and near collision with their missing crew. A search continues for five airmen who parachuted from the bomber and are not yet found.
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FORT WORTH
TAPA
Carswell Ace Forse
Uhr
theim
Albuquerque
McChord Air Force Base
Tacoma
Wash
Darrah
Marutch Ferry
Ohio
Paul Gerhart
Geemantown
Mounted Police Lead On Missing Plane in Yukon Search
Whitestose New York AP reports Royal Canadian Mounted Police pursue a new lead in the C-54 transport plane missing in the Yukon. Mounties will use dogs sleds and possibly tracked vehicles to cross rough terrain toward Burwash Landing near Kluane Lake, seeking four dozen crew and passengers.
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WHITESTORSE
N.Y
Royal Canin Mounted pole
Yukon
Theda
Burwash landing
here
Alaska
Winter Walk by Gordon Martin
A man escapes noisy rooms to hike winter woods finding exercise and peace in frosty trails. He witnesses scenes of snow banks shadows sunlight quail and a frozen stream as the day ends under a brilliant sunset. The poem conveys quiet glory of the woods in winter.
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GORDON MARTIN
Three Burned To Death In Car Accident Near Columbus
A car left a curve on Route 9 north of Columbus and struck a telephone pole, bursting into flames. Byron Harrington, 23, and Donna Smith, about 25, both of Columbus, were killed. A third unidentified young man also died, while Robert Baxter, 21, was critically injured and hospitalized. Police said occupants were ejected or trapped as wires were torn down.
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COLUBUS
here
State Highway Patrol
Byron Harrington
Columbus
Donna Smith
Somerset
Robert Baxter
Grant hospital
Coumbus
Westerville
Fisk
Banter
Co-Pilot Forced To Calm Passenger To Avert Crash
Washington AP report details a Beechcraft charter flight from New York to Florida that diverted to Washington after a 10 minute struggle with a hysterical female passenger. Co pilot Sallee said he kissed her to quiet her while fearing loss of control and possible crash. The passenger Willie Jane Frost 38 of Coral Gables Florida and Los Angeles required hospital care after landing.
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WASHINGTON
Willie Jane Frost
Coral Gables
Fla
Los Angeles
Sallee
Bill Odom
yeserday
i Sallee
new
sinier
K. H. Arbanowich
Long Island Rail Crash Kills Dozens and Injures Many
A crowded Long Island railroad collision last night left at least 28 dead and over 100 injured. Motorman Jacob Riefe of Baldwin, charged with manslaughter, reportedly ran a red light at a makeshift siding as two trains collided. About 1,000 passengers were aboard the two trains when the wreck occurred near Rockville Centre during grade separation work. Emergency crews rushed to the scene, with doctors severing limbs and rescuers using torches to reach victims in the twisted cars.
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Long Island
ROCKVILLE CENTRE
Jacob Riefel
Baldwin
Frank Gudoita
Kiefer
nog
Nassau County
New York
tash
Naperville
Manhattan Island
raidh aad
Torch Needed To Get Living Out Of Wreck
A Rockville Centre AP report describes a night rescue after a rail wreck killing 28. Lanny Hart freed survivors with a cutting torch while R W Campbell helped in the third car, burning out seven living and two dead before night end. Mrs Margaret Relte Culn, 65, was killed near Deshler in a separate Deshler area incident.
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TORCH
DAVE ROBINSON
STAN JOHNSON
ROCKVILLE CENTRE
N. Y
suluaban
Jers
artis
Nepio
Garagenan Lanny Hart
R. W. Campbell
Campbell
Bayshore
Long Islind Railroad
Wwe
FINDLAY, GO
Margaret Relte Culn
M Comb
Hancock County
Deshler
Arenry County
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Iwan Fuller
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Fred Alvin Greroy
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ooe
Dubanowien
National Airport
Sadee
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