Jails Finger Woman in Reno Burglary Case
A 36 year old brunette, Marie Jeanne d Arc Machaud, is jailed in Flagstaff as a possible finger woman in the Redfield Reno burglary. She carried $50,000 in cash, 28 pieces of jewelry, and securities, with bail set at $10,000. The case links four men and two women to transporting stolen goods across state lines.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Redfield
Reno
FBI
LaVerne Redfield
Marie Jeanne d’Arc Machaud
Machaud
California
Chicago
Redfields
John Tribegi
Milwaukee
Louis
Firpo) Gazzigli
Andrew Robert Young
Frank Sorrenti
Leona Mae Giordano
Los Angeles
Young
Ines
Federal Bureau of Investigation
F.B.I
Louis Gazzigli
Jim Woods
Gazzigli
Communists Lay Bricks Around Their Conference Tents
In Panmunjom Korea the Communist negotiators move with care as UN forces plant 54 pine trees along the Allied paths. Today Communist soldiers lay bright red bricks along the edges of the walks to their tents.
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Panmunjom
Korea
U.N. Command
U N Accuses Aerial Attack on POW Camp in Korea
Communist negotiators charged the United Nations with a drone strike on a Changsong prison camp wounding a British soldier. They noted previous ROE clashes at Koje Island and Kangdong as U N and Reds clash over five port entries for troop and materiel movements in the armistice talks.
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Robert B. Tuckman
Munsan
Korea
U.N
North Korea
Reds
Changsong
Tsai Cheng-wen
Tsai
U.N. Koje Island
Kangdong
Sinuiju
Chongjin
Hamhung
Manpojin
Pyongyang
Seoul
Kangnung
Kunsan
Taegu
Pusan
St Patrick’s Day Parade Draws 100000 In New York
About 100000 people are expected to march up Fifth Avenue for the annual St. Patrick’s Day parade. The traffic stripe along the route is painted green. Parade chairman John J. Sheehan predicted the event would be the biggest and best in his 18 years of supervision, with fair to windy weather and upper 30s temperatures.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
St. Patrick’s Day
John J. Sheehan
Erie freight train derails near Warren demolishes diner and store
Four cars of an Erie freight train left the track just beyond the Warren depot and demolished the Mayflower Diner and a poultry store. Had the incident occurred another day, both businesses would have been serving customers.
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Lueck
Wearing Of The Green Starts Early In Ireland
Dublin hosts Ireland's largest St Patrick's Day parade with thousands in green, led by President Sean T. O Kelly and Prime Minister Eamon de Valera. Archbishop John McQuaid will bless the mass at the cathedral ending the procession. Lord Mayor Andrew Clarkin's Mansion House flag flies as celebrations spread nationwide. Clarkin sends wishes to Irish in the United States for grace and prosperity.
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Dublin
Ireland
St. Patrick
O'Connell Street
Sean T. O'Kelly
Eamon de Valera
John McQuaid
St. Patrick's
Mansion House
Andrew Clarkin
United States
Clarkin
America
Apostle
Delay on asking Eisenhower to testify on foreign aid
Senate Foreign Relations Committee postponed action on inviting Gen Dwight D Eisenhower to testify on the 7 9 billion foreign aid bill citing absent members The move follows statements by McMahon to delay until Gruenther testifies and reflects party divides over using Eisenhower in politics with Lodge opposing the motion Saltonstall suggesting Eisenhower may return if critics persist Hoffman and Clay noted Eisenhower would decide based on congressional need
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Washington P
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Connally
D-Téx
McMahon
D -- Conn
Eisenhower
Lodge
R-Mass
Brewster
Rme
Brewsters
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Associated Press
Alfred M. Gruenther
United States
Senate
Gruenther
Holland
Florida
Sparkman
Alabama
Congress
Sen
Saltonstall
Providence
R. I
Paul G. Hoffman
Lucius D. Clay
U. S
Europe
Paris
Clay
FBI Joins State Search For UC Youth
The FBI joined a four-agency effort to locate Helmut Graef a 23 year old Austrian student at the University of Cincinnati missing since March 12. His blood stained car was found near Columbus with a smashed driver window and blood on the front seat. Wadsworth police reported a man fitting his description seen hitchhiking Saturday though he appeared confused.
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Columbus
Federal Bureau of Investigation
University of Cincinnati
State Highway Patrol
Franklin County Sheriff's Office
Columbus Police
Helmut Graef
Graef
Cincinnati
Ralph Capoziello
Wadsworth
Morris to face second quizzing by McCarran panel within a month
Newbold Morris, under scrutiny over alleged Communist front ties, will be recalled before the Senate Judiciary Committee as Sen. McCarran says the inquiry will be thorough. Morris denies subversive links and plans questionnaires for top federal officials, with Becker named as chief counsel and a staff of about 20 lawyers.
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McCarran
Morris
Washington
Newbold Morris
Sen. McCarran
D-Nev
Senate Judiciary Committee
J. Morris
New York
Atty. Gen
McGrath
Samuel Becker
Becker
Federal Communications Commission
Truman
Senate
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Jailbreak Keeps Cincinnati on Massive Manhunt
Ex convict George Washington Fenton, wanted for a string of holdups, car thefts, and burglaries in Cincinnati and Norwood, was captured in Mt. Olivet Kentucky by FBI agents. He broke jail less than half an hour after capture prompting renewed pursuit by a 35 member task force.
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Cincinnati
George Washington Fenton
Norwood
Mt. Olivet
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Fenton
Hoffman Urges Eisenhower Return for Campaign
Paris Hoffman, a top Eisenhower backer, urged Gen Dwight D Eisenhower to come home to help his political supporters before the Republican convention in July. He said he received no reply and noted the nomination could be jeopardized if he stays abroad.
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Paris
Paul Hoffman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Hoffman
Supreme Allied Commander of Concern
United States
Eisenhower
Economic Cooperation Administration
Ford Foundation
New Council Set By Scandinavians
Four foreign ministers from Norway Denmark Sweden and Iceland reach a tentative plan for an all-Scandinavian council. It would debate issues and make nonbinding recommendations to their governments without legislative power pending final government approval.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Iceland
Council of Europe
Pacifists Refuse To Pay 51 Taxes
Forty one members of the Peacemakers a pacifist group based in New York refuse to pay income taxes arguing funds support military use The Rev Ernest R Bromley leads the organization's tax refusal committee noting the practice has continued for years
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Cincinnati
Peacemakers
New York
Ernest R. Bromley
Two Political Foes Involved In Philadelphia Shooting
In Philadelphia a shooting at the Minerva Hotel injures William F. Meade 47 a former Republican City Chairman. Virginia Carroll 33 a former docket clerk and city employee is named by the District Attorney as the shooter though no arrests are made.
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Philadelphia
William F. Meade
Democratic Dist
Richardson Dilworth
Meade
Virginia Carroll
Minerva Hotel
John T. Murphy
Murphy
Miss Carroll
Dilworth
Formr
Jury Commissioner's
John Gary
UAW Moves to Take Over Ford Local 600 Headquarters
An administrative six member board of the CIO United Auto Workers moved to take over Ford Local 600 in Detroit after witnesses at a House Un-American Activities Committee hearing testified that Communists dominated the local. The board, led by Walter P. Reuther, named a four member administrative committee to run operations while firing five unit officers for alleged Communist ties. The fired officers opposed the move, promising to appeal at the next UAW convention. The action follows witnesses’ claims of Communist influence within Local 600 and its General Council.
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Detroit
CIO
United Auto Workers
Ford Local
UAW
Ford
House Un-American Activities Committee
General Council
Walter P. Reuther
Hood
Carl Stellato
Stellato
United States
Canada
House Committee
Wisconsin Battles Red Guns and Air War Over Korea
The battleship Wisconsin sustained superficial damage from Red shore guns off North Korea as three sailors were slightly injured. U S F-86 jets shot down three MiG 15s in the first air battle in four days, likely destroying two and damaging eight. Ground action was light with Allied divisions on alert as patrols clashed near Kosong, seven Communist soldiers reported killed.
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Seoul
Korea
Wisconsin
U. S. Seventh Fleet
North Korea
St. Patrick ‘S
U.S. Eighth Army
Kosong
Policy Committee Of Steelworkers To Set Next Step
The steel labor dispute risks a shutdown as mills prep to halt Tuesday and a midnight Sunday strike looms. CIO head Philip Murray delays action on a WSB postponement while the 200-member policy committee meets to decide. Officials warn a strike could disrupt defense programs including atomic energy.
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WSB
Murray
Washington
Philip Murray
CIO
Wage Stabilization Board
Washington & Production Administration
Manly Fleischmann
Dying father comforts son under freight car tragedy
In Birmingham a 63 year old conductor Ed Brigman died after a gondola loaded with sand toppled into a muddy ditch. He told his son Son everything is all right before succumbing, remaining buried under the 80 ton car for hours as rescue workers toiled.
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Birmingham
Ala
Ed Brigman
Brigman
Roland FE
Wee
Pretty Airline Hostess Kills Boss In Quarrel
Betty Lou Tracy, 20, an Ozark Air Lines stewardess, shot Lawrence E. Keil, 43, a company official, six times after he accused her of dating other men. He died later. Tracy confessed she fired until the gun would not fire. An inquest was planned.
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Keil
Ozark Air Lines
Marjorie Keil
Miss Tracy
Memphis
St. Louis
Larry
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U.S. Steel Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Norman Walker
Rockford
Feneral
Tracy
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