Aid Plan Money Criticized In Senate Hearings
Senate Foreign Relations leaders denounced the Marshall Plan funding and its administration. Chairman Vandenberg urged a business like operating system, while Senator George warned against an all or nothing stance on initial aid. Douglas defended the plan as hearings continued with Hartman next.
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Vandenberg
Senator George
Lewis W. Douglas
England
Douglas
Hartman
State Department
Democrats Evaluate Leaders for House Campaign Job
Washington AP Democrats eye six candidates to head the Democratic Campaign Committee after Patrick Drewry's death. Potential successors include Albert Gore Lyndon Johnson Harry Sheppard and Michael Kirwan with others Edward Hart and John Carroll considered. Johnson might seek Senate, Kirwan among vice chairmen candidates. Republicans hold 245 seats to Democrats 186 with three vacancies and one ALP member.
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Washington
Congressional
Democrats
Patrick Drewry
Virginia
Drewry
Albert Gore
Tennessee
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Harry R. Sheppard
California
Michael J. Kirwan
Ohio
Gore
House
Johnson
Senate
Kirwan i
Edward J. Hart
New Jersey
John A. Carroll
Colorado
American Labor Party
Eisenhowers backers hold fast to plan in NH primary
Senator Tobey states nobody can stop an Eisenhower slate in New Hampshire and expects a strong showing in the March 9 GOP primary. Seven of 17 early delegate filings favor Eisenhower, with Dewey and Stassen also represented. Tobey, ill with a cold, may campaign for the Eisenhower slate.
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Washington
Senator Tobey
New Hampshire
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Dewey
Stassen
Trucker's Swerved Load Crashes Near Lodi Kills Local Man
Myron Creed a 21 year old from Niles Ohio was killed when a steel laden truck veered across U S Route 42 near Lodi struck a culvert and overturned authorities said. Creed died at the scene and the driver was not immediately identified police reported.
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Medina
Myron Creed
Niles, O
Lodi
Pauley Talks Under Scrutiny In Cabinet Links
Senate committee probes Edwin W. Pauley for talks with two cabinet members about a profitable market deal last August. Secretary Anderson and Robert E. Hannegan may be called to explain Pauley’s discussions at his Hawaii estate. Stassen alleged administration traders profited about 4 million since war’s end, naming Pauley as a key insider. Pauley became a special assistant to Royall in September.
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Man Ferguson
R-Mich
Senate
Edwin W. Pauley
Anderson
Robert E. Hannegan
Democratic National Committee
Pauley
Ferguson
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Stassen
Congress
Army
Royall
A Department
Widow of Franklin marshal seeks 15000 from bandits
Clinton County widow Pearl E Graham administratrix of William E Beebe Graham sues Carlo Pezzopane 40 San Diego Calif and Johann Deutsch 39 Oakland Calif for 15000 in damages for gunshot wounds her husband received during the December 12 1935 robbery of the Franklin D National Bank. The case notes the bandits planned the heist with stolen cars and disguises before a gun was seen and authorities were alerted.
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Carlo Pezzopane
San Diego
Calif
Johann Deutsch
Oakland
Franklin, D
National Bank
Pearl E Graham
William E. “Beebe” Graham
Graham
FBI
Pezzopane
Deutsch
California
Rail Strike Fails To End Operations On Akron Belt Line
Akron belt line rail strike enters third day with minimal impact as outside crews operate three locomotives and 14 workers. Brotherhood locals picket for higher pay and working rule changes while union claims scab crews with detectives guard sites. The Belt Line, run by Akron Canton and Youngstown Railway with Erie and B&O connections, links local plants.
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Akron and
Barberton
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen's Union
Belt Line
Saily
Union
Belt Operation
Akron, Canton and Youngstown Railway
Erie, Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Ohio
Smoke bombs used in Cambridge store holdup
Police sought the source of smoke bombs used to cover the escape of three gunmen who seized $50,000 in cash at a department store near Harvard University. Ballistics experts examined shells for markings that could reveal if the bombs were military in origin and point to the suspects.
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Cambridge, Mass
Harvard University
Armed Services
Ballistics
Airport program upheld by court in Ohio ruling
Cleveland AP reports the Eighth Ohio Court of Appeals ruled unanimously that an airport development showing public necessity cannot be blocked by property owners. The decision affirmed a 1960s Common Pleas ruling finding no cause to intervene against Cuyahoga County's Richmond Road Airport project, despite thousands of east suburban residents opposing the site.
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Cleveland
Ohio Court of Appeals
Common Pleas
Charles J. McNamee
Cuyahoga County
Richmond Rd
Ex-Congressman Thom steps aside in Ohio primary race
Canton veteran William R. Thom, who ran in ten 16th district campaigns, says he will not seek his old seat and is willing to step aside for a worthy Democrat in this year's primaries. Wooster former congressman John McSweeny has announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination.
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Canton, O
William R. Thom
Canton
John McSweeny
Wooster
VA Out-Patient Service Hailed as Broken Down
Officials of the Ohio Department of the Disabled American Veterans charged that the Veterans Administration outpatient and hospital services in Columbus Cincinnati and Cleveland are virtually without funds. They said authorizations to make physical examinations are piling up at Cleveland and Cincinnati.
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Columbus
Ohio Department of the Disabled American Veterans
Veterans Administration
Cincinnat
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Berlin Receives French Legion of Honor Medal
Hollywood AP reports songwriter Irwy Berlin awarded the Cross Knighthood of the French Legion of Honor by French Consul Alex Andre de Manziarly. Berlin praised for achievements in music as the decoration was presented last night.
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Hollywood
Irwy
Berlin
Legion of Honor
Alexandre de Manziarly
Five Bank Robbers In New Orleans Bank Heist
Three of five bandits were captured after a mid morning bank robbery in New Orleans. Two suspects described as the brains of the outfit remain at large with about 49 000 of the 114 000 haul. George W. Ricketts and Tommie Ricketts, both 21, and John Hassenback, 23, were jailed on armed robbery charges. a suitcase carrying 60 000 and a bag with 30 000 hidden in a floor hole were found.
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New Orleans
A A Watters
Hibernia National Bank
Joseph Scheuring
George W. Ricketts
Chalmette
Hie
Tommie Ricketts
John Hassenback
Scheuring
Ricketts
Hassenback
Hansenbach
Louisiana
Russian ship in distress aided by Soviet relief vessel
A Soviet merchant vessel transferred a lifeboat and passengers from the stricken Dvina to a safer craft, improving chances to tow her toward a Japanese port. Because seas remain heavy no passengers have yet been moved. The Dvina has drifted about 150 miles east of Hokkaido since Wednesday night as rescue ships stand by.
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TOKYO
Japan
Hokkaido
Three Missionaries Killed by Bandits
The Rev Adolph G Anderson of Minneapolis reported that his daughter Martha Anderson and two other missionaries Esther Wooriund and Dr Alec Berg were slain by bandits in China. The group, members of the Evangelical Covenant Church, were on an errand from a mission at Siangyang in Hebei province. Anderson noted his daughter had returned from a two year furlough last August after six years at the same mission.
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Adolph G. Anderson
China
Evangelical Covenant Church
Chicago
Martha J. Anderson
Esther Wooriund
Youngstown
Alec Berg
Siangyang
Hepah Ince
Anderson
Lausche Rumors Resurface In Miller Campaign Speech
In Cambridge Ohio an AP report notes rumors that former Gov. Lausche will announce his candidacy for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination today at noon. Miller decries communism as a threat to natural rights, urging renewed dedication to democratic principles and opposition to totalitarian rule.
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Cambridge
Ohio
Ray Tago
Gran Miller
British Troops Bar Arab Attacks On Jerusalem Front
British lancers from the Death of Glory Regiment and an armed guard defend the northern frontier of Palestine near the Jordan headwaters as Arab volunteer forces from Egypt Libya Saudi Arabia Iraq Syria and Lebanon train in southern Syria. Britain signals openness to U S Marines if needed to protect the Jerusalem consulate amid rising Arab Jewish strife.
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Palestine
Jordan
Holy Land
Egypt
Libya
Saudi Arabia
Iraq
Syria
Lebanon
London
Britain
United States
U. S
Jerusalam
Washington
Two Die as Car Skids on Icy Ohio Highway
In Sandusky Ohio a car skidded on an icy patch of Highway Four striking a tree killing Alice E Weller 30 and Richard L Elgart 20 and injuring Joseph Trendowies who is in Bellevue Hospital in critical condition Charres Hartzell 20 of Bellevue the driver escaped with facial cuts all workers from General Motors New Departure division returning home from night shift the crash occurred near 1 30 am
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Highway Four
The
State Highway Patrol
Alice E Weller
Richard L. Elgart
Joseph Trendowies
Bellevue
General Motors Corporation
Charres Hartzell
Actors to finance appeal for Satira
Chicago friends of Patricia Schmidt Toledo plan a benefit to fund an appeal of her homicide conviction in Havane. A volunteer committee will meet Saturday to discuss details. Schmidt, a dancer under 15, was sentenced after Mee was shot aboard his yacht in Havana Harbour.
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Chicago
Patricia (Sauira) Schmidt
Toledo
Cuba
John Lester Mee
Jack Irving
American Guild of Variety Artists
Miss Schmidt
Audencia
Havens
Mee
Havane
Harper Sere
No General Steel Price Rise Foreseen in Cleveland
Despite a $3-a-ton pig iron price increase by American Steel and Wire Company yesterday, steel executives in Cleveland said there would be no broad rise in steel prices, though some specialty items might be adjusted upward.
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Cleveland
American Steel and Wire Company
Painter Otto Demint Killed by Freight Wagon in Van Wert
In Van Wert Otto L Demint a 4 M4 painter was killed today when a freight wagon struck his vehicle or person details unavailable the incident occurred during a local transportation mishap with few specifics provided by authorities.
Four Coaches Leave Tracks Near Boston
At Back Bay Station a Providence to Boston locomotive overturned, injuring eight hospitalized and more than 50 shaken. Firefighters freed engineer John L. Morehead after a rail fragment shattered windows and sparked a platform blaze. initial reports of 63 hospitalizations were revised downward.
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Boston
Providence
Back Bay
New Haven
City Hospital
John L. Morehead
Boston City Hospital
Freezing of Undelivered Explosives Amid Loot and Quarantine
Local and federal authorities froze all undelivered surplus Army explosives after police seized 67 tons of cyclonite bricks in Ulster County New York and 58 tons found in a warehouse and a Wall Township farm. A total of 199 tons were reported missing with 5 200 combat knives and first aid kits recovered. The move came as Zionist groups were alleged to have gathered explosives for shipment to Palestine and an Arab Higher Committee demanded FBI scrutiny of Jewish and Zionist funding and arms support in the United States.
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Asbuay Park
New York
New Jersey
Palestine
Ulster County
N.Y
Monmouth County
Victor Carton
Navy
Earle
Leonardo
United Nations
Federal Bureau of Investigation
United States
Naegana
Irgua
Epidemic Closes Maternity Ward in Pasadena CA
Pasadena California AP report says an infant diarrhea outbreak linked to Virus X has forced Huntington Memorial Hospital to close its maternity ward. Superintendent Aiden B. Mille reports four infant deaths and four premature baby deaths possibly linked to the illness, with 19 other infants affected.
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Pasadena
Calif
California
Huntington Memorial Hospital
Aiden B. Mille
Partitioning Solution Sought By Commission
The United Nations Palestine Partition Commission weighs when to enter Palestine and how to enforce decisions as Arabs boycott meetings amid rising violence. A London visit with British officials is planned and entry dates hinge on UN-British withdrawal talks and the August 1 deadline for partition.
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London
General Assembly
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