Commission Moves To Ban Wire News For Horse Rooms
Ohio state utilities commission orders Western Union to show cause within 10 days why race wire service should not be shut down. Hearing set for March 19 in Columbus with eight subpoenas including Mickey McBride and several Steubenville publishers and telegraphers connected to Continental Press.
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Commission
Western Union
Columbus
State Utilities’ Commission
Western Union Telegraph Co
Ohio
Continental Press Service
Cleveland
Arthur A
Mickey’’ McBride
McBride
Continental Press
Copany
New York
T. B. Gittings
Gittings
Rene Philastre
Adams St
Steubenville
Crowley Publishing Co
A. J. Eibeen
Crowley
J. F. Edwards
Steel Workers Stage Strike At Tank Plant
About three thousand steel workers walked out at an East Chicago tank armor plant operated by American Steel Foundries for the government. The action began Friday afternoon over grievances including a 10 minute tool-cleanup period with the company labeling the walkout unauthorized. A tentative three year contract averting a statewide truck drivers and longshore workers strike was reached in Indiana pending union approval and Wage Stabilization Board review.
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Chicago
American Steel Foundries
Cio-United Steel
Indiana Truck Companies
AFL Teamsters Union
Wage Stabilization Board
Waste Probe Targets Pentagon Public Relations Officials
Congressional investigators plan to shift focus from goods to people in a probe of waste in the military. House armed services subcommittee chair Hebert aims to study 161,517 Washington defense headquarters employees and about 500 Pentagon public relations staff to see if propaganda replaces information. Hearings also continue on consolidating service catalogs into a single federal listing.
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Washington
Hebert
D-La
House
Armed Services Subcommittee
Defense
Pentagon
Herb
William M. Miles
Wright Field
Dayton
Ohio
Hugh H. Master
Air Force Headquarters
Armed Services
Dr Bundesen Says He Did No Wrong
Dr Herman N Bundesen Chicago chief health officer since 1931 was granted a leave of absence amid a Cook County grand jury true bill charging nonfeasance and malfeasance in the horse meat scandal. He testified three times and denied wrongdoing while facing possible penalties up to 20000 dollars and removal.
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Chicago
Herman N. Bundesen
Cook County
Bundesen
Martin H. Kennelly
Board of Health
Crewman Saves Buddies In Flight Over Pacific
Navy crewman R A Ostrofe steered a P4Y Privateer after food poisoning hit the pilot co-pilot and navigator. Ill men swapped roles as Ostrofe kept the plane level for three hours until Atsugi Base. The trio recovered and the plane landed safely. Cort hay credited Ostrofe for the safe return.
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Pacific
Navy
Ostrofe
San Francisco
Atsugi Air Base
David E. Gibbs
Oakland
Calif
Richard G. Hansen
Menlo Park
James E. Corthay
Corthay
Hansen
Korean Action Stull Flight Over North Korea
Korean Action Stull Flight reporting that Sabre jets from the U S Fifth Air Force claimed eight MiG 15s shot down in North Korea with no losses. The weekly summary notes nine U N planes lost, five to ground fire, one to mechanical failure, three unknown. Sabres likely destroyed another MiG and damaged eight in air battles. Clouds hid targets on Saturday and weather reconnaissance flights were limited. Ground actions remained light after Friday probing attacks on the front.
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Seoul
Korea
North Korea
United Nations
Taft Sees Victory in New Hampshire Primary
Sen. Robert A. Taft of Ohio told 1,600 in Manchester that his recent campaign stops show he will win New Hampshire's GOP primary next Tuesday. Eisenhower, Kefauver and Stassen also featured in the race as Republicans battle for delegates and a Democratic slate seeks Truman support. Taft and rivals peppered questions about taxes Korea and government graft while campaigning through the frosty state.
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Jack Bell
Concord
N. H
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
New Hampshire
Practical Arts
Manchester
Kefauver
D-Tenn
President Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Tat
GOP
Eisenhower
Chicago
Truman
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Douglas MacArthur
Taft
Olient
China
White House
Salem
Ore
Oregon
Dwight Eisenhower
Earl Warren
California
Wayne Morse
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Lawyer Denies Will Reason For Shooting
New York attorney Lol A Rosenblatt 51 says there is no connection between the assassination attempt and his fight to obtain sole heirship to a fortune. He was shot in the thigh outside his Park Avenue apartment by a gunman who fled in a waiting car. The will of Eleanor Morgan Satterlee granddaughter of J P Morgan the elder left an estate estimated at 35 000 to several hundred thousand dollars. The will is being contested by Satterlees sister Mrs Mabel S Ingalls who claims influence by Rosenblatt and Dr Richard H Hoffmann. Police pursue a theory the attack may relate to Rosenblatt being impartial chairman of New Yorks cloak and suit industry labor troubles.
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New York
Lol A Rosenblatt
Rosenblatt
Park Avenue
Eleanor Morgan Satterlee
J. P. Morgan the
Cloak and Suit
Reds Make New Charge At Armistice Talks Site
Panmunjom dispatch reports Communist charges that United Nations forces fired artillery shells filled with propaganda leaflets into the neutral zone around the armistice talks. A shell exploded outside the zone and high winds carried leaflets into the neutral area.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations
Nations
UN accuses China of hiding POWs in Manchuria during talks
U N truce negotiator Mundy says Communist forces detain Allied prisoners including Americans in China. Maj. Gen. Lee denounces the charge as fabrications while Libby accuses Reds of threats and withholding prisoners. China calls prisoners “volunteers” and condemns U N instructors in camps.
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Munsan
Korea
U.N
Mundy
Red
China
Lee Sang Cho
Adm
R. E. Libby
Believe 8 Die As U S Plane Hits Jungfrau
A twin engined U S Air Force transport crash landed on a blizzard hid den glacier near Jungfrau Peak in Switzerland. Eight aboard were reported dead or missing as rescuers raced through fierce snow and avalanche danger.
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Bern
Switzerland
Jungfrau Peak
Swiss Air Office
Jungfrau
Wengernalp
Adolf Widmer
Federal Office
Man Sues for Personal Items in Engagement Row
Advertising salesman William Sebring and his former fiancee Linda Aaron clash over three pairs of black lace panties and a cigarette lighter claimed as engagement tokens. Magistrate Corning McKennee rules the lighter stays with Linda and jokes about the set as case closed.
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New York
William Sebring
Corning MccKennee
Sebring
Linda Aaron
McKennee
Mother Hubbard Faces Sanitary Charge Over Pets
New York neighbors reported a woman housing about 40 dogs and cats in a three story brownstone. Police and an ASPCA agent found a dilapidated, odor-filled home with barking animals. She surrendered four dogs and was issued a summons for sanitary violations.
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New York
Mother Hubbard
Elizabeth Moesch
Price
American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Truman Heads to Key West for Three-Week Stay
President Truman arrives in Key West for a three week visit to prepare for the 1952 campaign. He plans a beach outing and expects to announce re election plans around March 29 after meetings with Cabinet and a nationwide address urging passage of a $7.9 billion aid program. His wife’s mother is seriously ill in Washington and may affect his schedule.
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Truman
Washington
David W. Wallace
Blair House
National Guard
Armory
It Gets Everybody New York Notes Cash Printing Plate Slump
Trash collectors found a printing plate for twenty dollar bills on 4 nx street amid reports of inflation and a counterfeit downturn. The discovery hints at wider economic pressures and a waning counterfeit ecosystem in the city.
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New York
23 Named By Jury In Heroin Trade
Authorities named 23 individuals in an indictment aiming to dismantle a nationwide heroin conspiracy spanning coast to coast. Narcotics agents described the case as targeting a multimillion dollar network, with 15 already jailed.
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San Francisco
U. S
Harry J. Anslinger
Truman plan to reorganize IRS faces 49 votes to kill
Senate foes predict 49 votes can defeat President Truman's plan to reorganize the Internal Revenue Bureau. A letter from Truman accused graft in the administration, while a second missive defended agency data refusals as necessary to curb delays. The investigation panel agreed to a $100000 study on Alien Property Office mismanagement as arrests linked to a narcotics ring emerged, led by Waxey Gordon, with charges spanning nine states and a 69-count conspiracy.
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Washington
Sen. Mund
R-Sd
Senate
Truman
Capitol
Internal Revenue Bureau
Atty. Gen. McGrath
Justice Department
Chelf
Senate Rules Committee
Alien Property Office
San Francisco
New York
Waxey Gordon
Mr. Big
Sing Sing
Ernest Gentry
Gordon
Irving Wexler
Gentry
Portland
Ore
Reno Nevy
Phoenix
Ariz
San Francisco Bay Area
New Jersey
Ilinois
Missouri
Minnesota
Feder Grand Jury
Michael Picini
Abe
Chapman
San Mateo
Calif
McNeil Island
Allied troops to hold first coordinated maneuvers in Germany
Gen Eisenhower's headquarters announced that Allied forces in Central Europe will conduct their first joint maneuvers this summer in Germany. In Washington Senate leaders prepared to interview Newbold Morris on his role in the high profit ship deals and trade with Red China.
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Paris
Europe
Germany
Dwight D
Washington
Newbold Morris
China
Keuka Park Firefighters Hold Annual Banquet
In Penn Yan New York Keuka Park volunteer firefighters who also teach at Keuka College were honored at their yearly banquet after a quick response to a fire at the college.
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Penn Yan
N. Y
Keuka Park
Keuka College
Opium-for-supplies barter linked Nationalists near Burma border
Reports from Chiang Mai and border areas describe a covert system where Chinese Nationalists in Burma trade opium for public safety items, clothing, and food routed via a Chiang Mai contact linking Bangkok and Burmese forces. U.S. and British officials deny aid while observers note aid shadowing this network.
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Anl
Burma
Thailand
Chiang Mai
Bangkok
Bangko
Shan
Yunnan
China
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Bill Weith
Reds
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Formosa
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Key West
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Key West, Fla
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