Yanks Stayed On In Europe Postwar Plans At Yalta
Washington reports reveal Roosevelt and Stalin discussed postwar troop presence and a Soviet American trusteeship in Korea. Bohlen notes show Roosevelt doubted long US stays in Europe, while Stalin pressed about Korea. By 1950 six divisions and air and naval forces remained in Europe.
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Four youths escape jail in yard breakout then nabbed nearby
Four boys aged 13 to 17 staged a junior size jailbreak yesterday, using a spoon to chip bricks and squeeze between bars, scaling a ten foot fence near the Shafer Nelbar underpass. Patrolmen Short Fitzgerald and Ferguson trapped two, then another, near Fleming Road and Shafer Street. They were recaptured after a 40 minute chase and jailed in the jail flop room. They face Juvenile Court on breaking and entering charges, with arraignment possibly delayed.
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Senate probes Peress case as former Army chiefs testif
Washington Senate Investigations subcommittee summoned Lt. Col. Rudolph Leverich, former chief dental surgeon at Camp Kilmer New Jersey, to testify on Irving Peress promotion and discharge. Witnesses said Peress was suspected of disaffection and that promotions were pushed despite security concerns. The hearing aims to finish within a week after three days of testimony from Army officials.
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Ralph W. Zwicker
A Test Postponed in Las Vegas Weather
Unfavorable weather in Las Vegas forces postponement of today s scheduled atom ot.
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Senate clash over stock market inquiry turns heated
Senator Capehart accuses Fulbright of harassing the Eisenhower administration during the Senate stock market inquiry. Fulbright, chairman of the Banking Committee, rejects the charge and defends the probe as a fair study of market dynamics as GM prices and competition come under scrutiny. The House chamber voices tension amid broader debateabout market volatility and reactions from Leonard Hall and John Kenneth Galbraith.
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Groundhog shadow hints at brief warming then cold
After a wintry morning with ice and 31 degrees, today's high may top 30 but warmth is limited. The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and continued cold tonight, with a gradual warmup expected tomorrow followed by scattered showers by tomorrow evening.
Nixon Says Atomic Weapons Ready in Pacific War Threat
Vice President Nixon declares the United States possesses atomic weapons in the Pacific and will use them if needed. He calls tactical atomic explosives conventional for attacking military targets and cites lessons from the Yalta pact while urging strength to deter communism.
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Arson? Arsenal Heist Looms Over Cleveland Suburb
In Shaker Heights Ohio two masked gunmen raided an Ohio National Guard 107th Cavalry armory early today taking four unloaded grease gun submachine guns. They wounded Guard Officer John Sullivan in the wrist and shoulder. The robbers demanded where the weapons were and fled after firing a warning shot. A statewide alert followed.
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Shaker Heights
Robert Templar
East Cleveland
John C. Sullivan
Sullivan
Shaker Square
Happy Hooligan Witness Describes Grocery Robber as Baritone
Mrs Fay Bush who witnessed a $50 grocery holdup in San Francisco told police the robber had a baritone voice. She added she would recognize his voice anywhere and noted he sang You ll never know just how much I love you as he fled.
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Fay Bush
Jet Pilot Saves The City After Cuban Air Crash
A USS jet from Guantanamo Bay exploded in flight near Santiago Cuba yesterday. The pilot ejected safely by parachute but sustained a leg fracture. Authorities opened an investigation into the malfunction and a mission disruption.
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Three Judges To Try Youth In Murder Case
In Bucyrus Ohio 17 year old Frederick Spears will face a three judge court on April 26 for second degree murder after waiving a jury trial through his court appointed attorney Police say Spears admitted strangling his sister Patricia Ann 16 during a pillow fight in a Galion home bedroom last December 31 while parents were away
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Ohio
Frederick Spears
Common Pleas
John C. Carroll
Spears
Patricia Ann
Galion
Park Dreams Realized After Teen Effort in City
In a Sunday Journal feature the story traces how four Middleton teens asked the Park Board for a local park about a year ago and how their dream nears fulfillment. The piece also previews expansion of the city park program and a sports section highlighting champions across city leagues. A Middleton crowd took the show train to New York, with a full page of tour photos planned for Sunday.
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First clay nugget marks Tri-Gray program debut
A youngster made a clay piece described as a brick of gold in the Tri-Gray program. Though not worth $32 an ounce to others, it represents her first modeling attempt. The full adventure will be printed in Sunday’s Journal.
Widow says FDR would not have released Yalta record
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, visiting Tel Aviv, states she is sure the U S record of the Yalta conference would not have been published if her husband had been alive. She noted FDR talked with Churchill on many matters and suggested Hong Kong’s handover, but adds she wasn't present and cannot know for sure.
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China
Bonn Gives Rearming Final Okay
Bonn and Germany move toward rearmament with the Bonn Parliament approving the final Paris pact and the Bundesrat backing three related treaties. The measures grant Allied troop allowance, West European Union and NATO access, while Saar under international control proceeds toward final ratification by remaining nations.
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Pilot Killed In Ohio T 33 Crash In Dayton Area
A T 33 jet trainer crashed near West Milton, 15 miles north of Dayton, killing Capt. Harold C. Fischer of Alexandria, Virginia. The explosion created a 20 by 15 foot crater and scattered wreckage over a mile square. It followed a similar fatal crash last Sunday near Portsmouth that killed Capt. Frank S. Norris of Dayton. Fischer was on a routine flight from Andrews AFB to Dayton.
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Frank S. Norris
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County approves annexation bid amid split vote
Middletown officials ballot on two annexation efforts with 560 acre eastern tract approved by Gordon Augspurger and Ben Van Gorden while Arthur Reiff opposed. A second petition for 827 acres near Mayfield and Oxford State Road was tabled amid fraud and signature dispute claims.
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Gordon Augspurger
Ben van Gorden
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Mayfield
Oxford State Road
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Reiff
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Marshall Road
Arnold Skinner
Vernal Gross
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GOP Chief Assumes Ike To Run For 1956
Leonard W. Hall, Republican national chairman, said he assumed Eisenhower would seek re election in 1956 but noted the road to political success grows tougher. At a $100 plate fund raiser in Miami attended by about 300, he urged southern gains to win more Congressmen to back Ike's program. The event, called nonsegregated, drew five Black attendees at separate table. Gray Brewer and Wesley Garrison declined comment on invitations. Hall criticized the Democratic party as left wing.
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Fla
Leonard W. Hall
Eisenhhower
Florida
Eisenhower
Biscayne Terrace
Gray Brewer
Wesley Garrison
Earl E. T. Smith
Palm Beach
Garerison
Brewer
Hall
Democratic Party
Father Son Die In Chair For Murder In Kentucky
Eddyville Kentucky. Roy Tarrence 49 and his son Leonard 26 died in the electric chair for the 1952 killing of Louisville attorney Francis McCormack. Leonard carried a Bible and a prepared statement claiming the public never heard both sides and asked the Bible be buried with him. They were the first father and son executed in Kentucky for the same crime after years of appeals.
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Roy Tarrence
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Leonard
Louisville
Jeffersontown
Kentucky
Torrences
U.S. Supreme Court
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Leonard’s : Rewife
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Taylor In Tokyo Steps Into Far East Command
General Maxwell D. Taylor completes a 12 day Southeast Asia tour and departs for Tokyo to assume duties as U S Far East commander on April 1.
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Maxwell D. Taylor
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