Carlsen Recalls Two-Week Atlantic Ordeal For Flying Enterprise
Falmouth England AP Capt Kurt Carlsen told thousands of supporters how he survived a two week battle against wind and cold after abandoning the Flying Enterprise. He watched the ship sink 37 miles off Falmouth in 40 fathoms of water and spoke of his loyalty to the vessel and its crew.
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Falmouth
Eng
Kurt Carlsen
Carlsen
Atlantic
Isbrandtsen Line
Kenneth Dancy
Carlson
Dancy
Carson
Capt. Carlsen
Allies Demand Red Explanation In Airfield Dispute
Truce negotiators pressed the Chinese and North Koreans for clarification on airfield plans during a possible armistice. Major General Howard Turner noted a contradiction between earlier Communist talk of building airfields and recent denial. Hsieh Fang urged no change in position. Talks in Panmunjom proceed with prisoner exchange and supervision subcommittees meeting for short sessions as broadcasts warn of a critical stage.
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Munsan
Korea
Reds
Howard M. Turner
Turner
Hsieh Fang
Panmunjom
Nam Il
Joy
Geveral Hsieh
Hsieh
Peiping
Tokyo
U.N
Sabres Edge Jets In Far North Korea Air Battles
American F-86 Sabres shot down four MiG-15s and battled Red jets within 39 miles of Panmunjom. One MiG fell near Sarion as U N forces bagged 11 jets this week with 12 damaged. Naval action by Rochester and destroyers shelled Kosong while Gregory and Mackenzie dueled Red shore guns.
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Seoul
Panmunjm
Sarinon
Yalu River
Korea
Manchuria
Panmunjom
U. N
Thursy
Rochester
Collet
de Haven
Kosong
U. S
Gregory
Mackenzie
Train Kills 17 Year Old in Morral Collision
Carol Garver, 17, of Marion was killed Thursday when his car was struck by a Columbus and Ohio railroad train at Morral. The fatal crash occurred as Garver’s vehicle intersected the tracks, authorities said.
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Marion
Carol Garver
Morral
C. and O
Roosevelt Jr. and wife welcome daughter Nancy
A daughter named Nancy was born today to Rep. and Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt Jr at Leroy Sanitarium New York.
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New York
Nancy
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Leroy Sanitarium
Southeast Asia Defense Lived By Wests Generals
Pacific powers military chiefs meet in Washington to discuss action to stop Red China's possible intervention in Indochina. French General de Lattre de Tassigny warned of a major move by China as observers from Britain France the United States plus Canada Australia and New Zealand attend the top secret conference. A unified South Indochina command is considered amid Korea war context.
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Washington
Pacific
Southeast Asia
Red China
Britain
France
United States
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Asia
Paris
de Lattre de Tassigny
Indochina
Omar Bradley
U. S
William Slim
United Nations
China
U.N
Korea
Widening search for 45 seamen lost with freighter Pennsylvania
In the Pacific off Vancouver Island a large area is being scanned for the freighter Pennsylvania and its 45 crew members who abandoned ship. Three ships and seven aircraft pursue the lifeboats amid 60 foot waves, snow squalls, and near zero visibility with no wreckage found.
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Seattle
Pennsylvania
North Pacific
U. S
Vancouver Island
Coast
Coast Guard
UN General Assembly OKs Disarmament Commission
The United Nations General Assembly approved by 42 to 5 a plan to form a 12 nation Disarmament Commission. It will study step by step arms and armed forces reductions culminating in a prohibition on atomic weapons, with initial studies starting within 30 days and a first report due by June 1952.
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Paris
United Nations General Assembly
U. S
Britain
France
U. N. Assembly
Assembly
Russia
Luis Padilla Nervo
Security Council
Canada
Four Carrollton Basket Players Die In Wreck
Four Ghent elementary school basketball players died in a car crash when their borrowed car hit a parked truck Thursday night. Two others were injured slightly. the fourth died earlier in a Louisville hospital. The boys were returning from practice in a vehicle owned by their coach Bob Tanner.
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Carrollton
Ghent
Louisville
Bob Tanner
Attempt On Racket Fee Probed By Alabama Jury
A grand jury in Phenix City, Alabama was convened to probe the blast that destroyed Hugh Bentley’s home as he led anti-gambling efforts. Judge J B Hicks urged full accountability, with Solicitor Arch Ferrell seeking the death penalty for those found guilty. Bentley blamed the bombing on gambling pressure, while callers whispered motives amid a town known for vice.
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Willard Keith
Alabama
Phenix City
Ala
J. B. Hicks
Hugh Bentley
Bentley
Hicks
Associated Press
Arch Ferrell
Russell County
Frol
Fort Benning
Chattahoochee Ver
West resolve weighed in Southeast Asia security plan
Washington reports that a Southeast Asia security pooling plan among air land and sea forces would link loosely to NATO. Churchill Truman talks set the tone as leaders discuss likely measures to fortify Southeast Asia amid Red China fears and potential UN action.
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East Asia
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Southeast Asia
France
Alphonse Juin
Red China
Indochina
U. S
Korea
Malaya
Egypt
Europe
U S Orders Cut In Housing Metal
The government ordered a sharp cut in use of metals for home building and civilian construction starting April 1. The Defense Production Administration said metal allowed for housing in the April May June quarter would permit about 600000 new starts per year, 45 percent below last year’s 1100000 and below the current 850000 pace.
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Washington
Defense Production Administration
Defense
Big Ten Voted Ban On Bowls A Year Ago
Purdue University President C M Hovde states Big Ten coaches unanimously voted a year ago to discontinue bowl games but kept it secret. He spoke at a joint NCAA and AFCA meeting criticizing coaches for failing to curb abuses and urged support for a 111 man presidents committee proposal to end bowl games and out of season practices.
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Cincinnati Ff
Frederick L. Hovde
Purdue University
National Collegiate Athletic Association
American Football Coaches
Hovde
Minnesota
NCAA
Herbert Atkinson Dies. OSU Ex-Chairman Dies in Florida
Herbert S. Atkinson, 63, former chairman of the board of trustees at Ohio State University and a prominent Columbus insurance man, died Thursday in Coral Gables Florida, according to his office.
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Columbus. O
Herbert S. Atkinson
Board of Trustees
Ohio State University
Columbus
Coral Gables
Fla
Cyanamid Head Dies in New York Cerebral Hemorrhage
Larchmont New York Raymond C Gaugler 59 president of American Cyanamid Co died early today from a cerebral hemorrhage in his home and company offices. The death removes a longtime executive who led major chemical interests and guided corporate strategy. He played a key role in expanding the firm during the postwar era and in international operations.
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Larchmont
N. Y
Raymond C. Gaugler
American Cyanamid Co
Two Girls Fired By Army Reinstated After Apology
The Army apologized to Daig LAcCanor Weak and Grace Patton for being dismissed as security risks from the Army Finance Center in St. Louis in 1948. They may be reinstated with back pay minus other income, while details are settled.
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Washington
Army
Army Finance Center
St. Louis
Frank Pace Jr
Communist Party
Father refuses Medal of Honor for Korea gallantry
Washington father Halsey McGovern refused the Medal of Honor for his son’s Korea gallantry saying President Truman is not worthy to confer it. It marked the first time the nation’s highest award was declined. McGovern, with the American Transit Association, also declined the Silver Star awarded to another son.
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Washington
Korea
Truman
Halsey McGovern
American Transit Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
Columbus Fire Fatal To Four
Cleveland firefighters recovered two more bodies, bring total dead to four after a blaze gutted three adjacent Columbus homes holding at least 48 residents. A gas stove ignited curtains in a baby's room Thursday night, and high winds and cold hampered crews as they fought the fire. Victims identified include Chevyl Neal born last Friday to Denver and Essie Neal and Walter Omylski, found with his invalid wife in a room.
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Cleveland
Chevyl Neal
Denver
Essie Neal
Walter Omylski
German House Approves Schuman Plan Amid Turbulent Session
The Bundestag ratified the Schuman plan to pool Ruhr coal and steel with five European nations after a rowdy session in Bonn. The measure now goes to the Bundesrat for final approval as France and the Netherlands already backed it, with Italy Belgium and Luxembourg to follow.
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Bonn
Germany
Schuman
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Ruhr
Bundestag
Bundesrat
Italy
Belgium
Luxembourg
French General Jean de Lattre de Tassigny Dies
Paris reports General Jean de Lattre de Tassigny has died tonight as announced by the French news agency.
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Paris
Jean de Lattre de Tassigny
Franklin Station Agent John Foley Heads 50 Years On Job
Sunday feature profiles Franklin Station Agent John Foley of the New York Central in Franklin who has served on the job for more than five decades. A parallel piece covers Miami Valley craftsman Anthony Martina, a West Middletown machinist whose latest model jeep reflects his hobby. Also highlighted is the Deller home at 205 Broad St with antique furnishings and a Woodrow Wilson School classroom full of boys in Mrs. Louis Richter’s third grade.
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John Foley
New York Central Railroad
Franklin
Mr. Foley
Miami Valley
Anthony Martina
West Middletown
Martina
C. F. Deller
Broad St
Women’s Pages
Middletown
Louis Richter
Woodrow Wilson School
Richter
Woman Confesses Kidnapping 18 Day Old Baby in Minnesota
New Ulm police say a local woman in her 30s confessed to kidnapping an 18 day old baby in Mankato last Thursday. The infant, son of Mr and Mrs Eugene Callahan, is reported safe and under police care.
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Minnesota
New Ulm
Minn
Edward L. Larson
Mankato
Larson
Leonard Scheid
Down
Eugene Callahan
Greenland
Christ
Boxer Dog Cleared in Pekinese Slaying Case
In Salida Colorado a Boxer named Till was tried on a charge of murdering a Pekinese. Police Magistrate R J Murray found Till not guilty. The owner is Louis and Mrs Barbiero and the complaint was signed by Mrs Marjorie Tracy.
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Salida
Colo. W
R. J. Murray
Marjorie Tracy
Till
Louis Barbiero
Tracy
Barbieros
Don Myers
Murray
Congressmen See Atomic Gun Model
The military showed a model of an artillery gun designed for atomic shells to the Senate House Atomic Committee. Carried in a concealing wooden box, the model was viewed at a closed session as Chairman McMahon declined to confirm or deny whether it was built from a final blueprint.
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Washington
Senate House Atomic Committee
McMahon
D-Conn
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