Senator McCarthy Moves to Back Red Spy Charges
Senator McCarthy says he will outline several important cases accusing a Communist spy ring in the State Department and may name individuals. The Foreign Relations subcommittee holds recess and plans to hear Dorothy Kenyon and Phil Jessup responses to McCarthy's charges.
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Senator Toils
Washington
McCarthy
Wis
State Department
Senate Foreign Relations
McCathy
Dorothy Kenyon
Wisconsin
Miss Kenyon
United States
United Nations Commission
Kenyon
New York City
U. S
Phillip C. Jessup
Tax Writers Abandon Truman Bid and Move to Tax Bill
Washington AP reports Democratic tax writers appear to drop the plan for a $1 billion tax cut without offset. They may approve a tax bill slashing excises by about $1 billion while seeking to raise about $1 billion through closing loopholes and new levies on corporations estates and gifts. The bill reportedly avoids changing individual income tax rates and faces possible Truman veto if excise cuts are not offset. House Democrats weigh how to cover the revenue loss and where to recoup funds.
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Truman
British Labor Survives Key Vote by Narrow Margin
In London the Labour Government barely held a critical parliamentary test by 310 to 296 against a Conservative motion on nationalizing iron and steel. The vote reduces the majority to six and signals further trouble ahead with a housing amendments vote and potential resignations if defeated. Florence Horsbrugh won Moss Side, costing Labour a seat as the party faces factional strains.
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London
Britain
Attlee
House of Commons
King George
Labor
Florence Horsbrugh
Acheson Proposes Total Diplomacy in Cold War Plan
Secretary of State Acheson outlines a new slogan total diplomacy to curb Soviet expansion. He calls for a single minded voluntary campaign by Congress government and people to back U S foreign policy and strengthen democratic life with aid to Europe and Asia and increased imports to support allies.
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Acheson
U. S
Washington
State Acheson
Congress
United States
White House
Advertising Council
Soviet Union
Greece
Turkey
Indonesia
Europe
The Family Barn Reminisces On a Vanishing Town Structure
The piece reflects on an old barn being torn down in a historic town area. It recalls Dobbin the horse and horse-drawn life, noting the mansionlike house, hay loft ladder, manger, and gingerbread trim. It laments the lost era of hacks and surreys and the memories of a family barn.
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Dobbin
Icy Grip Tightens Across Eastern U S With Cold Air
Winter's grip remains across the eastern half of the United States as cold air from Canada moves south. Up to 45 mph gusts hit New York City while a blizzard snarled upstate traffic and at least three deaths were linked to the storm.
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Canada
New York City
Carolinas
Alabama
Georgia
Tennessee
Mississippi
Florida
Miami
New York
St. Lawrence
Canadian
New York State
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Montana
Minnesota
Wisconsin
New England
Canton physician liable for patient injury wins $5 000
In Canton Ohio a common pleas court jury awarded $5 000 to Mrs Nellie Reiner against Dr Fred Kauffman after she fractured her hip when he allegedly bumped into her barrier entering a hospital corridor at Aultman Hospital on September 25 1948. She sought $25 000. Attorneys said no parallel case is known.
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Canton
Common Pleas Court
Aultman Hospital
Nellie Reiner
Fred Kauffman
Two-Truck Crash Kills Samuel Grigsby in New Lexington Area
A collision six miles north of New Lexington killed Samuel Grigsby 31 of Newark who drove one truck. John H. Hawk of Mount Vernon, driver of the other truck, was uninjured according to police.
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New Lexington, CO
Here
Samuel Grigsby
Newark
Oie
John H. Hawk
Mount Vernon
Hawk
Doctor Sander Faces Hearing After Acquittal
Dr. Hermann N. Sander awaits a Board of Registration in Sandicina hearing to decide potential medical penalties following his acquittal on murder charges in the death of a patient. State health officials and NH Medical Society leaders weigh the case as Sander rests and plans return home.
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Sander
Candia
N. H
Hermann N. Sander
Board of Registration
Sandicina
John S. Wheeler
House of Delegates
New Hampshire Medical Society
Plas
Concord
Wheeler
Owever
Dr. Sander
Herm
Manchester
Louis E. Wyman
Reginald Borroto
Abbie Borroto
Borroto
Elise
Hillsborough County
Abbie C. Borreto
NEA
Freedom For Coplon On Bail To Be Sought
Attorneys for Judith Coplon seek bail from the United States circuit court of appeals during the appeal of her espionage conviction. The government argues Coplon could flee. Gubitchev also seeks appeal after his 15 year sentence.
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Coplon
Gubitchev
New York
Judith Coplon
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Miss Coplon
Valentin A. Gubitchev
United States
Russia
Sylvester J. Ryan
Circuit Court
John M. Kelley, Jr
Kelley
Miss Conlon
Moscow
Life Termer Caught After Lengthy Chase
Alcide Benoit a life term convict known for the 1937 killing of a Michigan state trooper was captured after an hour long pre dawn pursuit. He stole a police car and tried to flee 20 miles before surrendering while handcuffed. Police recovered two axes in the car.
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Gaylord
Mich
Michigan
Alcide
Frenchy) Benoit
Benoit
Otsego County
Here
Flying Saucers and Dimmick Case Stir Debates on Tiny Pilots
A tale of flying saucers with 23 inch tall pilots spreads from Dimmick’s Mexico City wreckage claim to university lectures in Denver. The Air Force calls the reports unsubstantiated and no official word from Mexico exists, while sources differ on the credibility of the midget pilot claim.
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Mr. Dimmick
Ray L. Dimmick
Mexico
Mexico City
Air Force
Dimmick
Denver
University of Denver
Earth
Venus
Francis F. Broman
George T. Koehler
Broman
Koehler
Los Angeles
U. S. Air Materiel Command
Ex‑UN Official Gubitchev Sent Home Amid Accusation Collapse
Russian readers learn Valentin A. Gubitchev is being sent home after charges against him are declared groundless. Tass reports to Soviet readers omit espionage charges cited in yesterday's conviction of the former United Nations staff member.
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London
Valentin A. Gubitchev
New York
Tass
United Nations
Plane Clipped Cable Lands Safely at Salt Lake City
A four engine Navy C 54 with Undersecretary Dan Kimball and 11 aboard struck a power line near Salt Lake City airport and landed safely. The break caused a 40 minute valley blackout as three propellers were damaged and a cable remained attached. No injuries were reported. Kimball had flown from San Bernardino to inspect the Clearfield Naval Supply Depot Water.
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Salt Lake City
Dan Kimball
Salt Lake Valley
Kimball
San Bernardino
Cal
Clearfield Naval Supply Depot
Senate halts housing bill as loans trimmed and plans reevaluated
Senate action cuts Truman housing program from 2.0 to 1.0 billion in government loans and drops direct guarantees. The Banking Committee also trims FHA insurance, veterans loans, and college housing funds, reducing total authorizations from 6.006 to 3.606 billion while rival Tobey Iven substitute resurfaces.
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Washington
Truman
Senate
Legisla
Senate Banking Committee
Tobey
R-Nh
Iven
Federal Housing Administration
FMA
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
Sparkman
D-Ala
Senate votes funds on rent control extension
Washington AP reports the Senate allocated 1.4 million to extend rent ceilings to June 30 and 2.6 million to wind down operations, as Congress negotiates whether to continue rent controls beyond the current law in a 758.7 million appropriations bill.
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Washington
Senate
J. Tighe Woods
Congress
Bricker Opposes Rent Control Funding Bill
Senator John Bricker announced a pairing against a compromise bill to fund rent control operations through June. The measure was approved despite Bricker's vote against it.
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Wastiington
John W. Bricker
Robie
Senate Toughens Budget Poses Rent Control Threat
Senate action on the annual appropriations bill leaves rent control intact while adding about 26.2 million dollars to the House total, as the committee moves to fund continuation of operations and terminal leave payments for workers. Efforts to trim vacations and sick leave fail amid party divisions.
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House
Senate
Woods
Mel Kellar
D-Tenn
Douglas
D-Ill
Senate Appropriations Committee
Pleads Guilty in Bank Robbery Case at Mt Blanchard
Kenneth D Carpenter 38 of Kenton Ohio pleaded guilty to robbing Citizens Bank at Mt Blanchard using a bottle of nitroglycerine as a threat Federal Judge Frank Kloeb postponed sentencing to see if Carpenter was connected to an attempted Lucas County jail breakout Wednesday night
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Toledo
Citizens Bank
Mt. Blanchard
Frank Kloeb
Kenneth D. Carpenter
Kenton
Carpenter
Lucas County
Tug Henry Ice Bound Off Cleveland Coast
The tug Henry with a crew of three or four was ice bound 300 feet off shore at the foot of East 9th Street in Cleveland. Coast Guard units reached the tug and an ice skiff last night and planned to resume freeing operations today.
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Cleveland (Ap
Coast Guard
East 9Th St
Henry
Captivating Kaarina Vannin en’s Middletown welcome story
A 16 year old Finnish girl, Kaarina Vannin en, visits the United States and moves into a Middletown home with her adoptive Girl Scout troop led by Mrs. Estil Marshall. The Sunday feature covers her arrival, first meeting with the scouts, and her impressions comparing life in Finland to Middletown. Elsa Simpson adds a St Patrick’s Day flavor with a humorous piece.
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Kaarina Vanninen
United States
Middletown
Pretty Kaarina
Estil Marshall
Kaarina
ST. Patrick's Day
Elsa Simpson
Journal
Erin
German Woman Tour Highlights Lebanon in Bavaria Visit
Miss Erika Arnim, a German visitor, travels to Bavaria to see a former State Department associate Miss Isabelle Blair of Lebanon. Arnim praises America and Lebanon as a beautiful country as her lead feature for Sunday Nearby Communities pages.
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Erika Arnim
State Department
Bavaria
Isabelle Blair
Lebanon
Miss Arnim
America
Sunday
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