Britain May Lose $150 Million in Marshall Plan Aid
Washington dispatch says Paul G. Hoffman warned Britain could forfeit 150 million dollars in next year’s Marshall Plan funds unless it joins a European plan to reduce trade barriers. He stated the money would go to a European Payments Union regardless of Britain's participation. Hoffman urged Britain to join, citing broader issues and sterling-area commitments as real obstacles to the plan.
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Washington
Paul G. Hoffman
Britain
Hoffman
European Payments Union
ECA
Payments Union
Planes Crash In Mid-Air Killing Two Pilots
Two F-51 planes collided during a training flight near Steubenville Ohio killing First Lt William Drazie of Steubenville and First Lt Neil H Diehl of Columbus both pilots burned beyond removal. Three other aircraft survived the incident with no injuries.
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Steubenville
Ohio National Guard
William Drazie
Ohio State University
Neil H. Diehl
Columbus
Here
John Kowalczyk
Lockbourne Air Base
Miss Kenyon Wall Ansiwer Red Charges
Dorothy Kenyon plans to testify before a Senate sub committee on Tuesday to refute McCarthy accusation that she is linked to 28 pro Red organizations. She spoke at a news conference in Philadelphia prior to a 100th anniversary event for the Women's Medical College of Pennsylvania.
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Philadelphia
Dorothy Kenyon
Senate
Joseph R. McCarthy
Roosevelt
Stalin set for major public address in Moscow
Prime Minister Joseph Stalin prepares to deliver a major speech in Moscow as campaigns for the Supreme Soviet elections begin. Molotov, in a separate speech, urged peaceful coexistence of communism and capitalism but warned imperialist danger and hydrogen bomb fears.
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Moscow
Joseph Stalin
Stalin
Supreme Soviet
Soviet Communist Party
Russia
V. M Molotov
Molotov
Soviet Union
Sander Expected to Resume Practice After Board Review
Dr Hermann N. Sander, acquitted of murder in a cancer patient's death, believes the New Hampshire board of registration in medicine will allow him to return to patients after deliberation. A board representative cautioned hearings may take weeks as the state house prepares to set a hearing date, with euthanasia legislation gaining momentum from a New York activist.
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State Board
Candia
N. H
Hermann N. Sander
State Board of Registration In Medicine
State House
Abi C. Borroe
House of Delegates
The
New Hampshire Medical Society
Concord
Board of Registration
Hamilton S. Putnam
Roberson Jones
New York
Euthanasia Society of America
New Hampshire
Italian inventor’s flying machine breaks, hospitalizes creator
In Turin, Italy, 4ido Villa of Genoa designed a pedal powered winged device. It flew 150 feet before failing on a second attempt, leaving Villa hospitalized with a broken leg.
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Turin
Italy
4Ido Villa
Genoa
Villa
Close Vote Forecast On Housing Program
The Senate faces a tight vote on a scaled down cooperative housing plan tied to a broader housing bill. Senators Bricker and Maybank dispute inflation risks while Sparkman predicts an edge for supporters and Bricker seeks to kill the measure with an amendment. If defeated, a Tobey Ives substitute would move the program under FHA.
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Washington
Truman
Senate
Sparkman
D-Ala
Bricker
Ohio
Senate Banking Committee
National Mortgage Corporation
Maybank
D-Sc
Tobey
New Hampshire
Ives
New York
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Pope Urges Global Armament Peace Plea
Pope Pius XI issued a world encyclical calling for a crusade of prayer on Passion Sunday March 26 to curb the arms race. He warned that fear and distrust hinder peace, lamented persecution of sacred ministers, and criticized Communist regimes for suppressing church rights in schools and the media.
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Vatican City
Pius XI
Rome
Spo
Killed In Crash At Street Crossing In Jefersonville
Gail Burns about 30, operator of a small grocery here, was killed instantly last night when his automobile was struck by a Detroit Toledo and Ironton Railroad freight train at a local street crossing. Sheriff’s office reported no one else injured.
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Sonville, O
Gail Burns
Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Railroad
Sheriff's
Fuchs Confession Stuns U S Atomic Secrets Nightly
The confession from Klaus Fuchs raises grave fears he exposed U S atomic data and hydrogen bomb theory to the Soviets. Senators McMahon and others reviewed the document behind closed doors after FBI and AEC briefings. Fuchs, a British scientist and Communist, was convicted March 1 and sentenced to 14 years.
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Washington
Klaus Fuchs
United States
Fuchs
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
McMahon
Russia
London
Federal Bureau of Investigation
U.S
Montreal
Ensign
Can
FBI
U. S
Army
Civilian
Atomic Energy Commission
Manhattan
Dayton To Vote On Income Tax Measure
Dayton voters will be asked to approve a new city income tax after the Ohio Supreme Court voided the prior half percent levy for lack of proper voter approval. Commissioners said a citizens committee will seek initiative signatures, then a new ordinance could go to a special election in June.
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Dayton
Ohio Supreme Court
Patty Homan Dies in Dillies Bottoms Fire
Pat by Homan two died and her father John Homan was burned critically in an explosion ignited blaze at their home in Dillies Bottoms, Bellaire Ohio region.
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Bellaire, O
Patty Homan
John Homan
Dillie’s Bottoms
The Hiker's Dream Fails as McGinley Rests on Trail
McGinley joins a hike with Daniel Boone identity thrown in as bravado. He overestimates his stamina, struggles to keep pace with the boys, and finally collapses into exhaustion while the youngsters press on. He declines to demonstrate woodsman skills and doubts he can climb another hill.
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McGinley
Daniel Boone
McKinley
Ohio Death Row Slayer Granted 60 Day Reprieve
Theodore R. McClure, a Cleveland Negro convicted of killing Nicola Salupo in a Cleveland grocery holdup, received a 60 day stay of execution from Gov. Frank Lausche just 50 minutes before scheduled electrocution. The stay followed pressure from a nonofficial group calling themselves the court of last resort and Michigan officials requesting review. McClure remained calm in death row as the reprieve was announced after his planned last meal.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Theodore R. McClure
Cleveland
McClure
Court of Last Resort
le Moyne Snyder
Michigan State Police
Raymond Schindler
New York
Earle Stanley Gardner
Harry Steeger
Argosy
Snyder
Laueche
Michigan Supreme Wage
Lansing
Mennen Williams
Asche
Williams
Lausche
Gov. Williams
Detroit
Michigan
Supreme Court
Ralph W. Alvis
Nicola Salupo
Russian Plans To Leave U.S. Soon Report
New York dispatch reports Vac entin A. Gubttehev a Soviet spy convicted in a U.S. case will accept the government offer of release from a 15 year term if he returns to Russia. The government had given him options to choose his penalty for conspiracy and attempted espionage.
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New York
Vacentin A. Gubttehev
U.S
Russia
United States
Gubit
Republican drive targets Secretary Acheson over communist hunt
Behind the scenes GOP pressure mounts against Secretary of State Acheson as Senator Wherry of Nebraska accuses him of being "hunting" in the Gubitceheyv apy case during the McCarthy era. The attack follows the ongoing Communist hunt operations and GOP efforts to challenge administration positions.
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Washington
Acheson
McCarthy
Wis
Senator Wherry
Nebraska
Gubitch plan to flee U S on same ship used by fugitive
The article reports that Gubitehey plans to depart the United States March 20 aboard the Polish liner Pol ish Linervatory, the ship used by Communist fugitive Gerhart Fisier last May. A federal judge set a 15 year sentence for Gubitehey and Judith Copion, suspended if he leaves within two weeks and never returns.
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United States
Gerhart Fisier
New York Times
The
New York Herald Tribune
Gubitchev
Sylvester Ryan
Gubitehey
Judith Copion
90 Injured in Fighting at Antwerp
Belgian capital Brussels reports 90 injured as demonstrators clash in Antwerp ahead of a advisory referendum on exiled King Leopold I. Police used force to quell large-scale fighting during a fireworks display staged by Leopold supporters. The referendum concerns Leopold’s possible return and abdication if votes fall below 85 percent.
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Belgium
Antwerp
Leopold I
Leopoldiers
Ta Am
Leopold
Prince Baudouin
London
Germany
Ykiow Hee
Swi
Prings Charles
Paul-Henri Spaak
Leonord
Campelen
Derby couple injured by airborne glass from high note
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wallis, listening to Webster Booth sing Rose of England on the radio, were hit by glass shards when a high note shattered a drinking glass on their sideboard. No serious injuries reported and they avoided further harm by moving away from the radio.
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Derby. Ene
FOE Officers Facing Arraignment in Ohio Indictments
Ottawa Ohio authorities announce nine secret indictments against three Fraternal Order of Eagles national officers and a state official. Indicted are Matthew L. Brown James Kellner Joseph Gunderman and Barnett H. Goldstein detailing lottery operations publicizing blackmail and out of state business. Arraignments are set for April 10.
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Fraternal Order of Fagies
Ohio
Matthew L. Brown
Springfield
The
Grand Aerie
James Kellner
Ohio Eagles
Joseph Gunderman
St. Marys
Grand Worthy
Barnett H. Goldstein
Portland
Ore
Kellner
Brown
Gunderman
Goldstein
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