NATO Ministers Study Soviet Policy And Plan Air Bases
Lisbon reports say U S Secretary of State Acheson and fellow ministers reviewed top level reports on the Soviet Union. NATO planners race to field 30 to 60 divisions by 1952 while cost sharing and Germany's status dominate talks.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Atlantic
U. S
Acheson
Soviet Union
Free World
Wawlian Alliad Sat
Sochc
Cmneu Ucicnag Miltiavers
Council
Finance
Allied Chiefs of Staff
W. Averell Harriman
Europe
Russia
NATO
European Defense Community
West Germany
London
Konrad Adenauer
NATO Council
Eisenhower
France
Morocco
United States
Jetmen Bag Two MIGs In Air War
In Korean skies American Sabre pilots downed two MIG-15s amid a 20 minute battle as 27 Sabres fought 5 Reds. Ground actions included Red ambushes near Kansong and a larger UN rescue, with Strangle air raid constraints and a jet bombing a bridge near Munsan Panmunjom. Wisconsin battleship reports fire in East Korea and US casualty toll rises to 105 841 with 65 killed last week.
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Seoul
Air Force
U. S
Red Ambush
United Nations
Kansong
Eighth Army
Red
Freedom Bridge
Munsan
Panmunjom
USAF
United States Air Force
Tokyo
Wisconsin
East Korea
U. S. Seventh Fleet
A Burrows
Washington
Defense Department
Lab Tests To Probe College Boy's Death
State laboratory tests on a rifle and a blood stained handkerchief were scheduled today in the investigation of the mysterious death of Williams College sophomore Millard Romaine Jr. The rifle and handkerchief were found near his body in a fraternity house room. Romaine was the son of a Cincinnati manufacturer.
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Williamstown
Mass
State Laboratory
Williams College
George Royal
Millard Romaine Jr
Romaine
Cincinnati
Taft Group Sets Up Indiana District Leadership
INDIANAPOLIS The Taft for President organization in Indiana completed district level setup Wednesday with Charles W. Ainlay of Goshen named Third District director.
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Taft Group
Indianapolis
Indiana
Charles W. Ainlay
Goshen
Sailors force sick captain to abandon split Fort Mercer
Coast Guard recounts brutal sea drama as crewmen forced their ailing skipper to jump from the Fort Mercer after the tanker split in two near Chatham Massachusetts. Rescue units saved survivors including the captain F C Pate l and others as the stern section was towed and the bow later sunk to clear navigational risk.
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Coast Guard
Fort Mercer
Castle Island
Pendleton
Portland
Yakutat
Cmdr
Joseph Naab
F. C. C. Paetel
Houston
Tex
Noah
Galdon
Fahmer
John V. O'Reilly
Staten Island
N. Y
House Committee Attacks Tax Officials in SF Inquiry
The King subcommittee wrapped 16 days of hearings in San Francisco condemning politically appointed officials as incompetent while praising rank and file workers. It cited a 1951 shakeup led by Collector James G. Smyth and alleged top Washington mismanagement allowed political favoritism and misconduct. The report highlights O Gara and Doolan as pivotal but impetuous figures amid broader probe.
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Gene Kramer
San Francisco
King
Internal Revenue
Cecil King
Calif
Washington
Revenue Service
Internal Revenue Office
James G. Smyth
U. S
Charles O Gara
Thomas Doolan
O’cara
O'Gara
Doolan
Smyth
Ridgway Defends Korea War Why We Fight
Gen. Matthew Ridgway told the Far East Department ROA convention in Tokyo that Americans must see why U S forces fight in Korea as Communists plan global aggression. He warned a refusal to act would betray U S principles and cited Washington’s birthday in his remarks.
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Tokyo
Matthew B Ridgway
Korea
Ridgway
U. S
Churchill Denies Taking Free Rides Was Wrong
London Prime Minister Churchill defends his January trip to the United States and Canada, saying gifts and free passages from Cunard and US/Canada were for British taxpayers, not ministers. Opposition voices accuse him of failing in his duty by accepting gifts from commercial interests.
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London
Churchill
United Sates
Canada
House of Commons
Cunard
Middleton Bank Held Up in Gunfire Ambush
Two gunmen attempted a bank robbery in Middleton Tennessee and were wounded by returning fire from citizens as a hostage was seized and escaped unharmed. Senator Williams stated no tax money has been collected on two million dollars in claims against four taxpayers. In Lisbon Portugal, Dean Acheson told Atlantic Allies there is a good chance for peace in Korea by winter end, though it unsettled NATO partners fearing new Asian trouble.
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Middleton, Tenn
Middleton
Washington
Sen. Williams
R-Del
Joseph C. Nunan
Lisbon
Portugal
U.S
Dean Acheson
Korea
NATO
Acheson
Asia
Tax Expert Assigned To Ships Sales Probe
Washington AP government moves include a tax expert at hearings into ship buying and selling deals tied to Newbold Morris and Joseph E Casey. Subcommittee probes seek if taxes were avoided as Casey’s group profited from tanker sales. Morris denies any wrongdoing.
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G. Milton Kelly
Washington
Newbold Morris
Internal Revenue Bureau
Casey
Morris
Hoston H. Wasson
Julius C. Holmes
U. S. Maritime Commission
Wasson
United Tanker Corp
United
China International Foundation, Inc
Oil Walkout Seree 3 By 22 Unions
Denver report: a oil industry strike set for March 3 by 22 unions led by CIO Oil Workers International Union president A. Knight. Strike aims at a 25 cent per hour raise. Details on targets and duration withheld as organizers prepare.
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Denver
Jack) Knight
CIO Ol Workers International Union
Knight
J. J. McKenna
Whiting
Ind
Dayton Receives NIB Tournament Invitation
New York noted Dayton Holy Cross and Seton Hall have accepted invitations to the National Invitation Basketball Tournament chairmen Asa Bushnell said today. The six-team field includes St Johns Brooklyn St Bonaventure and Duquesne with the meet set for March 8 at Madison Square Garden.
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New York
Dayton
Holy Cross
Seton Hall
Asa Bushnell
Madison Square Garden
St. John's
Brooklyn
St. Bonaventure
Olean
N. Y
Duquesne
Pittsburgh
Ohio Judge Resigns from Washington County Bench
Judge Joseph Thomas of Washington County today informed Gov. Lausche of his resignation. The governor’s secretary acknowledged receipt of the letter but did not disclose the reason for the action.
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Columbus
Joseph Thomas
Washington County
Frank J. Lausche
Marietta
Elizabeth Taylor and Michael Wilding wed in London storm media
Elizabeth Taylor and Michael Wilding married in a noon civil ceremony at Caxton Registry Hall in London amid a lively crowd. The 19 year old bride and 39 year old groom arrived separately and faced the last minute rush to confirm divorce papers from her prior marriage to Nicky Hilton. The couple’s radiophoto divorce proof sped across the Atlantic to satisfy the registrar.
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London
Elizabeth Taylor
Michael Wilding
Caxton
Amer'ca
Liz
Nicky Hilton
Atlantic
UN Lists Russia Out As Neutral In Korea Talks
At Panmunjom an Allied spokesman says UN reasons for rejecting Moscow are clear and cogent. The UN Command warns Russia’s past Korea role bars it from neutral status and future steps will be stepped back until Moscow accepts a final decision without delay.
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Munsan
Korea
Russia
Soviet Union
Tokyo
Moscow
Voice of the
U.N. Command
Kremlin
Panmunjom
U.N
Murray Summons Top Strategists Into Conference
Pittsburgh AP Steel-hungry America awaits whether CIO United Steelworkers will strike at midnight Saturday. Philip Murray summoned top strategists for 10 a.m. Executive Board and 2 p.m. Wage Policy Committee meetings to decide. Observers expect a possible delay to allow Wage Stabilization Board input. The dispute centers on an 18 cent wage rise and concessions versus industry price boosts.
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Pittsburgh
America
CIO
United Steelworkers
Philip Murray
Murray
USW
Wage Stabilization Board
WSB
Truman
Information on Troops Demanded in House Vote
The House demanded more details on Truman Churchill talks in a 189 to 143 roll call. Republicans and Southern Democrats favored the measure, urging fuller disclosure of any troop commitments to Britain. Churchill faced cross-examination in London as Labor sought assurances no secret understandings were made.
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Washington
Truman
House of Representatives
Winston Churchill
Britain
London
Churchill
Labor Party
Acheson
State Department
House
Foreign Affairs Committee
Richards
D-Sc
Taft NATO stance sparks GOP split in 1952 race
Senate debate over Taft's future foreign policy splits the Republican camp as Morse backs Eisenhower and Brewster says Taft would honor North Atlantic commitments. The piece also notes New York congressional results blamed on Truman and Louisiana governor race where Kennon defeats Earl Long’s handpicked successor.
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Sen
Taft
U. S
Morse
R-Ore
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gen
Eisenhower
New York
Truman
Hugh Quinn
Robert Tripp Ross
Louisiana
Robert Kennon
Earl Long
Long
Kefauver Opens Ohio Campaign Tour Tonight
Senator Estes Kefauver launches his Ohio campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination with a Warren appearance seen as an opening gun for delegates. Ex-price administrator Michael DiSalle is expected to attend, with Kefauver to East Liverpool for a lunch and a Marietta dinner, while his organization fields 36 Ohio delegate candidates for the primaries.
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Warren
O. i
Estes Kefauver
Lookout Mountain
Tennessee
Ohio
Presiden
Kefauver
Michael DiSalle
Price
U. S
East Liverpool
Marietta
Sub-Zero Blast Grips Midwest Snow Storm Closes Roads
Sub-zero winds sweep the upper Midwest with temperatures from -10 in Havre to -1 in Rapid City as a three day storm slows highway travel across Montana Dakotas and Minnesota. Light snow drifts reach New York northward and Wisconsin with flurries through the Great Lakes region.
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Upper Midwest
Mid-Continent
Montana
Dakotas
Minnesota
Mississippi
Ohio River
Havre
Mont
Rapid City
New York
Wisconsin
Great Lakes Region
Iinois
Ohio Mother Held In Strangulation Of Baby
Mrs. Diane Lilly of Richwood Ohio, 27, is charged with murder in the strangulation death of her 10 month old daughter Emily. She was found with self inflicted wounds in her sister's San Antonio home and is in critical condition at a local hospital. Doctor Jack Lilley, husband, was notified and will bury the child in Richwood. Lilly reportedly estranged from the family. Capt W V Owen stationed at Randolph AFB, Columbus, says Lillys ran affairs.
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San Antonio
Tex
Diane Lilly
Richwood
Ohio
Lilly
Jack Lilley
Emily Lilly
W. V. Owen
Owen
Columbus
Randolph Air Force Base
Lillys
Richwood Medical Clinic
Cold Hearted Divorce Testimony in Los Angeles
Mrs Betty K Holger testified her husband Fred Holger a professional hockey player had a very cold heart. The judge asked if he was cold as ice. She was granted a divorce yesterday on grounds of cruelty.
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Los Angeles
Betty K. Holger
Fred Holger
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