State Board To Rule If Dr. Sanders Will Go Back To Practice
Dr Hermann N Sander faces possible suspension or revocation of his medical license after acquittal on murder charges in the death of patient Abbie Borreto. The New Hampshire State Board of Registration in Medicine will set a date for a formal hearing while the state medical society weighs an opinion at a closed session of delegates.
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State Board
Candia
N. H
Hermann N. Sander
New Hampshire
State Board of Registration In Medicine
Sander
Abbie Borroto
House of Delegates
The
New Hampshire Medical Society
Hamilton S. Putnam
Society
Ground Crewmen and American Line Strike Ends
CIO ground crewmen ended an 111 day strike against American Airlines. About 4,600 workers will return to work at 7 am EST as American vows 100 percent operations by Monday. Settlement, brokered by federal mediators, cuts demands for a 20 cent hourly raise from current wages $1.02 to $2.14.
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NEW York
CIO
American Airlines
Michael J. Quill
CIO Transport Workers Union
Quill
Oper
TWU
Paris Subway Strike Fails Amid Communist Push
Paris workers return to jobs after CGT led stoppage fails to halt city transport for five weeks. Despite 32 000 city employees winning a 5 percent raise, thousands stay away as non Communist unions stay absent. Dockers longshoremen and other workers join pressure for higher pay as tensions rise over U S aid and Vietnam.
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Paris
U. S
General Confederation of Labor
CGT
Reds Vote On Delegates To Supreme Soviet
Soviet citizens began voting for delegates to the Supreme Soviet as polling opened across the union. The campaign praised peace while Stalin’s speech was not yet reported. officials argued the system favors peaceful coexistence and economic competition with capitalism.
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Reds
Supreme Soviet
Stalin
Eddy Gilmore
Moscow
Soviet Union
Parliament
Siberia
Russia
Lazar Kaganovich
Tashkent
Uzbekistan
Molotov
Snake venom used to save life in Toledo hospital
Mrs. Glenn Ledyard of Temperance Michigan lay critical in Parkview Hospital Toledo after doctors infused a snake venom serum from Detroit to control a life threatening hemorrhage. The treatment, administered after a prompt from Michigan officials, is noted as a rare alternative to surgery for acute thrombocytic purpura.
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Toledo
Michigan
Detroit
Glenn Ledyard
Temperance
Mich
Thomas Keane
Ohio
Keane
Michigan State Board of Health
Parkview Hospital
Ledyard
Doberman Attacks Sleeping Man in Chicago
Edward Seversen, 2, woke to his watchdog Doberman Red attacking him in bed. The dog bit repeatedly, tearing his lip and biting his face, chest and arms. After a savage fight, his wife handed him a revolver and he killed the dog at close range. Seversen received 55 stitches for 12 major wounds.
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Chicago
Edward Seversen
Red
Seversen
Twice Too Often New Jersey Tax Office Denies Suit Loss Claim
In Newark AP report a girl claimed on income tax returns that she lost her bathing suit while swimming and deducted $20 for three years running. IRS official Manning said the claim was duplicated and cannot stand as a repeated loss.
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Newark
N. J
Internal Revenue
John E. Manning
Interracial Tension Rises in Detroit as City Faces Crisis
Detroit faces rising interracial tension, with Mayor Al E. Cobo warned by George Schermer of the Interracial Committee. He calls a special leaders meeting as factors including doubling Black population, wartime housing pressures, and increased buying power strain the city’s housing and race relations.
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Detroit
al— E. Cobo
George Schermer
Schermer
Little Joe the AWOL pigeon heads home in style
An AWOL carrier pigeon named Little Joe, found half frozen on a Chicago sidewalk, flies from Chicago to Newark in a cardboard box cage. He is met by an Animal Welfare League official and a delegation from the Society For the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals before being escorted to Fort Monmouth New Jersey.
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Joe
Chicago
Newark
N. J
Fort Monmouth
John Sauer
Sauer
Animal Welfare League
Allen Glisch
League
U. S. Arm Signal Corps
Glisch
Publisher's Mind Blank He Tells Wife Reunion at Airport
Thur man Miller Jr. a 35 year old Cedarville newspaper publisher who had been missing since January 24 was reunited with his wife at Cincinnati's Greater Cincinnati Airport. He flew in from Jacksonville Florida and recalled waking in a hotel room unsure of his name before a stranger helped him.
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Cincinnati
Thurman Miller Jr
Cedarville
Greater Cincinnati
Miller
Thurman
Dusty) Miller
Ohio
Jacksonville
Fla
Driver and two others killed in Hart oil truck crash
Miss Helen Majeski 30 swerved to avoid a dog Saturday, causing a collision with an oil truck. Her sister Alma Majeski 30 and Clem Merrill 35, the truck driver, perished. The dog was unharmed.
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Hart, Mich
Helen Majeski
Alma
Clem Merrill
Mercy killing hearing fixed in Coplay
Harold Mohr 36, who confessed the mercy slaying of his cancer stricken brother Walter 55, will face a mercy killing hearing Friday in Coplay. Mohr is held without bail in Lehigh County jail. Walter, who had been blind for 15 years and with cancer for six, was shot after dinner Wednesday night. Family minister read funeral services. defense funding efforts begun by Coplay residents.
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Allentown
Harold Mohr
Coplay
Justice of the
George Miller
Mohr
Lehigh County
Walter
Harold
Kenneth H. Koch
George S. Boyer
Richard Keen
Trinity Evangelical and Reformed Church
Koch
Harry P. Creveling
Ralph
Housing Bill Passage Urged by Democratic Committee
The Democratic National Committee urged party leaders nationwide to pressure senators to pass a middle income housing bill. Chairman William M. Boyle Jr. warned that real estate lobbies and Republican opponents may block the measure, risking a shortage of decent homes for middle income families. Voting on the bill was set to begin Wednesday.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
William M. Boyle, Jr
Democratic Party
Senate
Senate Banking Committee
Brock Pemberton Dies. Broadway Producer Succumbs
Theatrical producer Brock Pemberton died Saturday at his Manhattan home after a heart attack. The 4 year old producer who staged Harvey and many other works passed away leaving a legacy in New York theater.
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Brock Pemberton
New York
Manhattan
Harvey
Senator McCarthy backs down on State Dept charge
The State Department told Senator McCarthy to back up his claim of Communism in the department or retract it in the national interest. Deputy Undersecretary John E. Peurifoy delivered the challenge as McCarthy repeated charges about reds in high U S places.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Washington
State Department
McCarthy
R-Wis
John E. Peurifoy
FBI
Acheson
Peurifoy
Hs Senate
Department of State
Wheeling
Salt Lake City
Reno
Four Budapest legation men called home
The United States plans to recall three military officers from the American legation in Budapest after Hungary's Communist government declared them persona non grata. Col. James Kraft, Lt. Col. John R. Hoyne, and Maj. Donald E. Griffin will likely be ordered out early next week amid tensions over the Vogeler spy trial and broader U.S.-Hungary friction.
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Washington
United States
Budapest
Hungary
James Kraft
John R. Hoyne
Donald E. Griffin
Robert A. Vogeler
Vogeler
U S Denies Responsibility For Bombings
The United States rejects Chinese Nationalist claims blaming it for bombings of Shanghai Canton and Tsingtao. The State Department seeks goodwill with China and President Truman opted not to defend Formosa militarily, despite protests over the attacks.
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Washington
United States
State Department
China
Truman
Formosa
Shanghai
Canton
Tsingtao
Easter Egg Hunt Stray Highlighted In Today’s Look Inside
The issue previews a stray Easter egg hunt on Easter day and offers complete Middletown Dunbar basketball game coverage from last night. It also notes interpretive articles on parking, the Ohio Supreme Court income tax ruling, and the Middletown High School band concert. CAPTIVATING KAARINA VANNINEN arrives in Middletown with her adoptive Girl Scout family, plus a feature on her first impressions. Elsa Simpson pens a St Patrick’s Day piece, and Erika Arnim with Isabelle Blair provide international notes.
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Middletown- Dunbar
Ohio Supreme Court
Middletown High School
Kaarina Vanninen
United States
Middletown
Pretty Kaarina
Estil Marshall
Katrina
Erika Arnim
State Department
Bavaria
Isabelle Blair
Lebanon
Miss Arnim
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