Sander Faces Hearing Before Medical Group
Dr Hermann N Sander faces a hearing by the Hillsboro County Medical Society as the State Board of Registration in Medicine already holds a pending inquiry into his right to practice. A charge has been filed, two Catholic hospitals have banned him, and the case follows his acquittal March 9 for the death of Abbie Boretto.
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N. H
Hermann N. Sander
New Hampshire
Lloyd L. Wells
Hillsboro County Medical Society
State Board of Registration In Medicine
Sander
Abbie C. Borreto
County Society
Wells
Board of Censors
Men Believed Carried To Sea On Ice Floe Near Anchorage
Anchorage Alaska AP three men, reported trapped on a 150 foot ice floe, were believed carried out to sea by Cook Inlet current. Search planes and ground crews renewed efforts after an air and ground hunt proved fruitless. Police had been told the trio were spotted on the floe near Anchorage, with railway passengers reporting three jackets on the ice yesterday.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Cook Inlet
North Pacific
Former Detroit Mayor Jeffries Stricken With Heart Attack
Former Detroit mayor Edward J. Jeffries Jr suffered a critical heart attack in a Miami Beach hotel. It was his second attack in recent years, first reported in July 1947 while he served as mayor of Detroit. he is currently a Detroit city official.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Edward J. Jeffries, Jr
Detroit
Jeffries
Two Are Killed And Seven Hurt In Auto Crash Near Here
AP report details a two-vehicle wreck near here last night causing two deaths and seven injuries. Deceased are Louis Henry Phetteplace 70 general manager of Clinchfield Railroad and his son Louis Henry Phetteplace Jr 50 superintendent of Tennessee Power and Light. Critical injuries include Sylvia Wells 47 of Clearwater along with Mr and Mrs Harvey Bullington of Clearwater. Four Ohio State University students Nancy Welsh Thomas Ferguson Robert B Rankin and John C Oty were among the injured.
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Joe E. Carpenter
Louis Henry Phetteplace
Clinchfield Railroad Company
Louis Henry Phetteplace, Jr
Tennessee Power and Light Company
Erwin
Tenn
Sylvia Wells
Clearwater
Harvey Bullington
Ohio State University
Nancy Welsh
Thomas Ferguson
Robert B. Rankin
John C. Oty
Carpenter
Prisoners Attack Guard And Escape From Reformatory
Six inmates attacked guard Ed Murdie at Colorado State Reformatory Camp No 1 and fled last night. Murdie suffered a concussion. the six stole a pickup and headed south before roadblocks were set up, according to Warden James Thomas.
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Buena Vista, Colq
Colorado State Reformatory
James Thomas
Ed Murdie
29 Billion Dollar Bill Approved By House Group
The House Appropriations Committee approved a 29,045,030,164 deficit-boosting spending bill. Defense leads costs with 13,911,127,300. Veterans Administration 5,801,782,795. Atomic Energy Commission 947,970,000. No deep cuts in major programs. debate over further cuts continues.
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Senate group weighs ECA program shift in farm aid plan
Senator Connally predicts Congress will reject substituting 1 billion dollars of U.S. surplus farm products for cash in the European recovery program. House committee backed the shift despite admin protests, while ECA seeks 9.95 billion dollars plus 150 million remaining funds.
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Senator Connally
Texas
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U. S
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Economic Cooperation Administration
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Hickenlooper
R-Iown
House
Vorys
Ohio
Secretary of Agriculture
Kee
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Vary
Europe
Retired Miner Sues Union Faces Eviction
UNIONTOWN Pa AP the retired coal miner George H Livengood 55 says he will be out on the street next Monday after sheriff sells household goods to satisfy a 400 debt for back rent He was expelled from the United Mine Workers welfare fund trustees after filing a federal suit in Washington D C last September He charged wrongful dispersion of funds and sought removal of trustees including UMW President John L Lewis The suit is pending Livengood lives with two children Jerrie six ill with whooping cough and Max 19 who works as a candy company stock boy He has a heart condition.
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Uniontown
United Mine Workers Welfare Fund Trustees
George H. Livengood
Fayette County
Livengood
Livengoods
Jerrie
Max
UMW Welfare Fund
Washington, D. C
UMW
John L. Lewis
Fever Kills 230 in Bolivia in Recent Weeks
Yellow Fever has killed 230 people in Bolivia with over 1,000 stricken in a remote area. Health officials say cases have been checked with aid from the Rockefeller Foundation and the Pan American Sanitary Office.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Rockefeller Foundation
Pan-American Sanitary Office
McCarthy names top Russian agent tied to State Department
Senator McCarthy said he handed Senate investigators the name of the man he calls the top Russian espionage agent in the United States connected with the State Department. He linked the man to Alger Hiss and stated the claim amid ongoing inquiries into Communists in the department.
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McCarthy
Senate
State Department
Wisconsin Republican
Truman
FBI
Senate Committee
Mc‘Carthy
Alger Hiss
Department
Hiss
U. S
Russia
McCarthy in duel over alleged Communist taint touches edge
Joseph R. McCarthy a former amateur boxer triggers a dispute with charges the State Department is infested with Communists. He offers proof but has produced none and faces skepticism from Republicans and Democratic critics. A Senate inquiry into his accusations looms as he vows a fight may cost somebody a bloody nose.
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Washington
Joseph R. McCarthy
Rwis
McCarthy
State Department
Senate Democrats
GOP
Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee
Mom's Cooking by Gordon Martin
A mother welcomes her college son home as his appetite returns with his visits. She cooks constantly to satisfy his voracious hunger from breakfast through dinner, pleased by his strong, contented appetite and appreciation of her meals.
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Gordon Martin
Martin
Two Sisters Reunite with Lone Brother After Decades
In Chicago, two sisters Mrs. Rose Gamberdine and Mrs. Pauline Rieck learned they have a brother, Orlando P. Salerno, who had been separated from them in 1918 during the influenza epidemic. Salerno, a painter at the Naval Ordnance plant, found his birth records and then located the sisters, discovering they had lived within ten blocks for 15 years.
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Chicago
Rose Gamberdine
Pauline Rieck
Orlando P. Salerno
Salerno
Naval Ordnance Plant
Two Small Ships Refused Entry By Communists
In Hong Kong the American President Lines cancelled the liner General W. H. Gordon voyage to evacuate foreign nationals from Shanghai after Chinese Communist officials refused entry to two shallow draft vessels needed to carry evacuees through mined waters. 103 passengers were boarded for Shanghai, with the ship set to depart for Yokohama that night.
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J. J. Berryman
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Yokohama
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Japan
Wherry Leads GOP Attack on Acheson
Senator Wherry leads a Republican push to pressure Secretary of State Acheson, accusing him of undermining the national economy and aiding leftist appeasement. President Truman backs Acheson while GOP allies in Congress defend critics of his policies and actions.
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IllinoIs Rep Ralph Church Dies During Committee Hearing
Rep. Ralph Edwin Church of Illinois, 66, collapsed at a House hearing on President Truman’s plan to curtail the National Labor Relations Board powers. He suffered a heart attack in the witness chair and was pronounced dead after aide physician arrival. House adjourned out of respect as Capitol flags were lowered.
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Ralph Edwin Church
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House Committee On Executive Expenditures
Fressent Truman
National Labor Relations Board
Mr. Truman
Rep
A . L. Miller
R-Neb
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Plane Wreckage Found Near Harlingen Two Dead
Charred wreckage of a light plane missing since Sunday was found at the mouth of a dry arroyo near Harlingen. Both occupants, Hal Shumate a radio newscaster and FE W Elwell a businessman, were dead. They had taken off from the Harlingen airport at 9 a m for a pleasure flight over Red Fish Bay.
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Tex
API
Hal Shumate
Harlingen Radio
FE. W. Elwell
Harlingen
Red Fish Bay
Durant Bonds and Jewels Recovered in Durant Home Burglary
Boston youth George B. Roden, 22, was arrested in Hollywood on a burglary charge after detectives found $314 060 in bonds stocks and jewelry stashed in a chair at the Will Durant residence. Roden claimed he happened by, broke in through a window, and found the loot while the Durants were away visiting a guest’s husband. Details note $278 000 in bonds $36 000 in non negotiable stocks and $300 in Mrs Hattie Sturz jewelry.
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Boston
Will Durant
George B. Roden
T. T. Betcher
Raymond Keeley
Boden
Durant Mansion
Hattie Sturz
New York City
Durant
Arefal Durant
Durants
Sturz
Louis
Roden
Fire damages five buildings in Ashland County town
A late morning fire seriously damaged five adjacent business buildings in an Ashland County town. Discovered at 4 50 am by a passing truck driver, crews from Polk West Salem Wellington and Sullivan fought the blaze. Buildings damaged include a pool room print shop post office hardware store and general store. Firefighters believe the fire started at the rear of the middle hardware store.
Explosion on XC-9 engine injures eight in flight test
SAN ANTONIO TEX Air Force official blame static electricity for the blast in one engine of the XC 9 the worlds largest land based plane Eight men were injured in the explosion yesterday seriously spelled out. authorities investigate cause and assess damage to the aircraft and facility
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Air Force
Rene Serously
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