Bradley heads to Netherlands for NATO defense talks
General Omar Bradley departed Washington for the Netherlands to discuss regional planning for NATO defense. Secretary of Defense Johnson and other officials prepared for meetings in The Hague focusing on five regional planning groups for northern Europe Western Europe southern Europe North America and the North Atlantic.
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FHA Tightens Mortgage Insurance Amid Fund Shortfall
The Federal Housing Administration moves to ration mortgage insurance as its $6.75 billion limit nears exhaustion, halting final commitments and requiring daily clearance from headquarters. The action comes as Fannie Mae also nears its $2.5 billion authorization, with a Senate House housing bill conference underway to resolve differences.
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Congress
Senate House
Goodrich to Hike Truck Tire Price
B. F. Goodrich Co will raise the price of its first line truck tires about five percent on April 1. Vice President James J. Newman cited rising crude rubber costs and other elements of cost as reasons. First line truck tires are made entirely of natural rubber.
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B. F. Goodrich Company
Goodrich
James J. Newman
Census Job Launched for Farm Census Nationwide
The 1950 census taking started as postal carriers began delivering farm census forms to rural mailboxes. Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, the two Carolinas and part of Arkansas are left out due to landlord tenant complexities. Farmers elsewhere should complete forms and return them when enumerators arrive for population questions on April 1.
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Alabama
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Carolinas
Arkansas
Census Bureau
McCarthy Targets Truman Over Loyalty Files Fight
Senator McCarthy accuses President Truman of endangering national security by delaying loyalty files he says are needed by the Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee. White House aides discuss limited access while Democrats urge lawful access and voluntary cooperation to avoid forceful subpoenas.
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Truman
Senate
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State Department
White House
United States
Trydings
Wisconsin
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Fla
Congress
AlcCarthy
Senator Hickenlooper
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Tydings
Fighting To End Says McCarthy In Interview
Cincinnati radio interview with Senator McCarthy cites his battle against Communists as he says the road is strewn with corpses of men who dared to fight Communism. He adds the affair will continue until it is cleaned up.
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Cincinnati
Arty
Mc Carthy
R-Wis
State Department
McCarthy
Tom McCarthy
WKRC
Counter Plans Turned Down In Chrysler UAW Talks
Conciliators pressed Chrysler Corporation and the CIO United Auto Workers to end a 58 day strike over pensions. Chrysler and the union rejected each other’s proposals yesterday but mediators said talks continue. A further bargaining session was held with F E. M. Sconyers and Noel Fox coordinating efforts.
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Chrysler Corporation
CIO
United Auto Workers
Chrysler
F E. M. Sconyers
Noel Fox
State Labor Mediation Board
Sconyers
Senate OK Seen On AEC Appointment
President Truman’s pick Thomas E. Murray of New York appears likely to face little Senate opposition for the Atomic Energy Commission post. Murray replaces Lilienthal, will not become chairman, and Sumner Fike stays as acting chair until Strauss leaves after April 15. a new chairman may be delayed until Truman’s return in April.
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Trumar
Thomas E. Murray
New York
Atomic Energy Commission
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Murray
David E. Lilienthal
White House
Key West
Fla
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Lilienthal
Sumner Fike
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy
Air Force Bombers Crashed During Training Missions
A B 5 from Davis Monthan Air Force Base crashed in the far desert west of Gila Bend Arizona during a routine training mission with unknown occupants. A Griffiss Air Force Base C 47 transport crashed on takeoff in heavy snow near Rome New York with casualties not yet known. An explosion and basement fire at the T H department store in Austin Texas injured at least two men with rescuers still missing.
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Public Information Office
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Griffiss Air Force Base
Rome
Edd W. Johnson
Air Force Public Information Officer
Griffiss Field
New York
Austin, Texas
T. H.ms
John Woody
U.S. Plans Massive Overseas Military Base Expansion
The United States plans a sweeping building program for overseas bases, including Alaska and Pacific locations like Okinawa and Johnston Island, with about 289 million of 865 million in military public works requests. Congress recently debated amendments as hearings continued.
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Okinawa
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Pacific
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Atlantic
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Libya
Saudi Arabia
Senate
Armed Services
House Armed Services Committee
House
ICC Approves Increase Of Red Cap Fees
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved raising Red Cap baggage fees from 15 to 25 cents at terminals in St. Louis, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, and Columbus effective April 1. The move follows a 1947 rise and aims to cover Red Cap service costs as station porters are salaried. The CIO union opposed the increase, warning it could curb use of Red Cap Service and harm employment and public goodwill.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Columbus
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Tough Customer Rewards Carhop with $100 Tip
Denver AP reports red headed carhop Mrs. Doro thy Hawkins served a hard to please driver in a green Cadillac at a drive in. After horn blaring and a complaint over 21 cents for two cups of coffee the customer handed her a $100 bill and drove off.
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Dorothy Hawkins
Equality by Gordon Martin
A columnist rails against perceived shifts in gender roles arguing that while women gain rights they seek preferential treatment. The piece concludes that men also need equality and that discussions of equality often mask ongoing social friction between the sexes.
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Gordon Martin
Martin
Record Registration For Primary In Cuyahoga County
The May 2 primary eligibility reached a record 600 878 in Cuyahoga County as 8391 people registered on the final day. In Franklin County 3045 registered, with about 207 000 residents eligible to vote. Clerk Tom L Terrell and W L Rarey called the totals satisfying and the exact figures will be known later. Columbus portion not stated.
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Associated Press
Cuyahoga County
Tom L. Terrell
Board of Election
Franklin County
W.L. Rarey
Columbuus
Columbus
May 2 Primary Election: Middle Town totals and Lemon Township registrations
Frank Dobrozsi, clerk of the Middle Town Board of Elections, announced 14 015 residents are eligible for the May 2 primary. Lemon Township has 2 949 registered voters with 276 new city registrations and 169 new township registrations. On the final day 94 city residents registered and 96 added their names at township polling places. Total lists show 13 739 city voters and 2 780 in the township.
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Lemon Township
Frank Dobrozsi
Registration trends show mixed turnout across Ohio counties
Franklin County has strong registrations compared with Cuyahoga, while Cincinnati saw only 1023 sign ups by noon yesterday. Hamilton County total fell to 343,343 after 19,600 were dropped. Springfield and Springfield Township hold 41,584, with 31,484 in Spring fields area. Dayton area Montgomery County added 2,843 registrations, 97 percent from Dayton. Last day registrations were heavy though overall county total 158,628 trails past records. Zanesville reports extremely light registrations. 1290 names were removed January 1 for nonvoting in last two elections.
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Beccause
Transfers Approved for 11 Ohio War Housing Projects
The House approved transferring 11 war housing projects in Ohio to local public housing agencies. The cities Canton Cincinnati Cleveland Lorain and Warren host the sites with two in Canton, one in Cincinnati, three in Cleveland, three in Lorain and two in Warren. Local communities requested the transfers.
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Canton
Cincinnati
Cleveland
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Warren
Ocean Liners Late Due To Heavy Storms
New York AP reports spring storms disrupted North Atlantic shipping. Liner Franconia arrived two days late, Washington three days late, La Guarda 20 hours behind, and Veendam three days late. Captains describe unprecedented high waves yet no injuries or vessel damage reported. Queen Mary arrived yesterday and sails to Europe today.
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Cunard
Franconia
la Guarda
Veendam
William MM. Stewart
North Atlantic
Harold Mile
Cobh
Ireland
Queen Mary
Europe
Congress rejects co op housing plan in mid income bill vote
The House defeated the cooperative housing idea 218 to 153 as part of a mid income housing bill and then approved a separate 4.0 billion expansion of the existing program. The Senate rejected the co op plan 43 to 38 last week. A conference committee will craft a compromise housing bill without the co op component. The issue becomes a political factor ahead of the November elections.
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Senate
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Massachusetts
Jil Democrats
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Amecan Labor Party
Wevte
Pilot Rescued By Helicopter After Four Day Ordeal
CLEVELUM Wash AP An amateur pilot Victor Roberts survived a four day snowbound ordeal in the Cascade mountains after being pulled to safety by helicopter. He suffered leg injuries frostbite shock and a possible chest injury from the rescue. The Ohio unemployment claims also declined 29 percent last month says state administrator Frank J Collooy noting fewer layoffs.
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Frank J. Collooy
Oscar Set For 22nd Appearance Amid Muted Oscar Night
Hollywood AP reports the Academy Awards go on with Oscar's 22nd appearance as nominations surface for best picture actors and actresses. All the King's Men Battleground The Heiress A Letter to Three Wives Twelve O Clock High lead the field with Crawford Douglas Peck and Wayne among top actors. Several supporting nominees including Kennedy Richardson and Whitmore are noted with some absences anticipated on location. Ceremony to start at 11 p.m. EST at the Pantages Theatre.
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