Senate seeks Truman loyalty files in forced request
A Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee moved to compel President Truman to produce secret loyalty files dating back to 1940. Subpoenas named Secretary of State Acheson Attorney General McGrath and Civil Service Chairman Mitchell to appear next Tuesday with the records.
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Washington
Truman
Senate
Arma
Mr. Truman
Ket. Fla
Aches
McGrath
Karry Mitchell
Civil Service Commission
Senate Foreignelations
Joseph Duke
McG Irthy Cr-Wis
State Department
Civil Service Loyalty Board
FBI
Acheon
Mitchell
Tydings
de Mi
Glen
McCarthy
Hut
Civil Service Loyalty Review Board
Senator Wherry
Nebraska
GOP
Hle Maxes
Wherry
Acheson
Atlantic Pact Foreign Ministers Set May 8 Meet
The twelve Atlantic Pact foreign ministers will meet in London on May 8 to chart Western moves in the cold war and show Russia a unified strength. Bevin, Acheson, and Schuman planned a separate Big Three talk while finance ministers met to discuss defense financing. Military chiefs approved a single-nation plan for collective defense.
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London
Russia
Ernest Bevin
Bevin
Soviet Union
U. S
Dean Acheson
Britain
Acheson
France
Robert Schuman
Commons
Hague
Holland
Steree
Former Ohio Democratic Leader Dies at 62
Francis W. Poulson, longtime Ohio Democratic figure and attorney in Cleveland, died suddenly of a heart attack at his Shaker Heights home. At 62, he was known for his close ties to Governor Martin L. Davey, chaired the State Democratic Organization, and edited its publication. He ran for state attorney general in 1935. He leaves a widow, a son, and five sisters including Mrs. Earl Dailey of Columbus and Mrs. Allan Thayer of Detroit.
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Cleveland
Francis W. Poulson
Ohio
Democratic Party
Shaker Heights
Poulson
Martin L. Davey
Davey
State Democratic Organization
Qchican
Millersburg
Holmes County
Francis D
Earl Dailey
Columbus
Allan Thayer
Detroit
Man Acquitted in Ohio Murder Case
Noah Sylvia, 40, was acquitted in the common pleas court at West Union Ohio of first degree murder in the slaying of his brother in law Alva Unger 27 during an October argument. Sylvia testified self defense.
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West Union
Noah Sylvia
Common Pleas Court
Alva Unger
Sylvia
Republicans Win Slash In Foreign Aid
The House voted 165 to 163 to cut 250 million from Europe’s Marshall Plan funding as part of a wider drive to reduce foreign aid. The move reduces Western Europe aid from 2.95 billion to 2.70 billion, with Korea, China, and Point Four programs still under scrutiny and a broader 29 billion domestic cut drive looming.
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Washington
House
Europe
Korea
China
Truman
Man Is Sentenced For Embezzlement
Marcel E. Pittier, 42, former manager of Seaboard Finance Company in Canton Ohio, was sentenced to one to ten years in the Ohio penitentiary after pleading guilty to embezzling 7200 dollars. He was arrested last year in Kansas City Missouri.
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Canton, O
Marcel E. Pittier
Seaboard Finance Company
Ohio
Pittier
Kansas City
Common Pleas
Paul G. Weber
Stark County
Secret Service Nabs Counterfeit Money Batch
Secret Service chief A. E. Baughman told a Senate Appropriations subcommittee that a group of counterfeiters, including Mexicans who came from Mexico to Chicago, were busted after a hitchhiker discovered a bag of fake $10 notes. He noted rising losses and that counterfeiting is concentrated in the Midwest and Chicago area with national reach.
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Washington
Secret Service
A. E. Baughman
U. S. Secret Service
Senate Appliation
Baughman
Mexico
Chicago
Texas
Middle West
New York
United States
Edwards Engineering founder Edward R Edwards dies at 77
Edward R Edwards founder of Edwards Engineering Company of Niles died yesterday at St Elizabeths Hospital He was 77.
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Youngstown
Edwards Engineering Company of
Niles
Edward R. Edwards
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Truman set to name budget chief Lawton
White House sources say Frederick J. Lawton 49 a government career officer will be Truman’s next director of the budget Lawton a 15 year budget bureau veteran and lawyer accountant may succeed Frank Pace Jr who becomes secretary of the Army The changes include moves for Symington Finletter and Strauss with vacancies in atomic energy and undersecretary roles.
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Key West
Fla
White House
Frederick J. Lawton
Truman
Washington
Lawton
Franking Jr
Arkansas
Army
Winter White House
Budget Bureau
Pace
Bureau
Air Force
Symington
National Security Resources Board
Thomas K. Finletter
Finletter
ECA
London
Atomic Energy Commission
Lewis Strauss
Virginia
Gordon Gray
University of North Carolina
Three-Wus Bus Crash Injures Ten Near Westerville
A Akron to Cincinnati greyhound bus and two cars collided three miles north of Westerville leaving ten hurt. The severely injured Carl C. Jones, 59, was cut in half by the crash. Bus driver Paul Musick and other car driver Donald Law were among the injured. several bus passengers were treated at Westerville Medical Center and Grant Hospital in Columbus.
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Columbus
Greyhound
Here
Carl C. Jones
Sunbury
Delaware County
Paul J. Musick
Donald E. Law
Ralph Azar
Mae Faulkner
Orrville
Delbert Donovan
Lexington
Richard Lender
Canton
A. J. Cobb
Cordell
C. F. Martin
Francis
Westerville
Westerville Medical Center
Grant Hospital
State Highway Patrol
Law
Jones
Dolly the Circus Elephant Put To Death
Dolly the circus elephant was executed at dawn in Sarasota Florida after killing five year old Edward Schooley who fed her peanuts last Sunday. John Ringling North said protests swayed the last minute decision and the animal was given cyanide at 5 am before burial.
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Sarasota
Fla
Dolly
Edward Schooley
John Ringling North
Winter Quarters
North
Ohio High Schools See Walkouts Over Teaching Staff Reprisal
More than 600 Ohio students walked out of four high schools protesting dismissals and contract disputes. Yorkville saw 160 pupils, Sharonville 60, Middle Branch 334, and Leetonia 75 to 100 joined the protests. School board actions prompted comments from Scalzi, Smiley, and others as Steubenville faced multiple dismissals and board resignations.
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Coach Mills Smiley
Sharonville
Steubenville
Ohio
Yorkville
Philip Scalzi
Cincinnati
Miles Smiley
Middle Branch
Canton
Melvin Snede
Leetonia
Columbiana County
Curtis H. Allison
W. H. Bailey
Scalzi
Yorkville Board
John Calabria
Snode
Ransom Barr
Smiley
Bradley Revis
Allison
Charles D. Fox
Fox
GE Sues Macy's to Halt Appliance Price Cuts
General Electric moves to sue Macy's in state supreme court over below minimum prices on GE steam irons and sandwich grills. Westinghouse warns retailers of possible action for below minimums as a price war widens.
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New York
General Electric Company
Macy's
State Supreme Court
Richard Weil, Jr
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
Westinghouse
Officer Finds His Son Dead
Pasadena police officer Dan Sheridan found his 11 month old son Michael dead on an operating table after an ambulance rushed him to a hospital. Mrs Sheridan said she left the child briefly in a high chair and returned to find him hanging by his neck with the food tray catching his head.
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Pasadena
Cal
Dan Sheridan
Sheridan
Michael
What’s The Use Fighting Back To Win
A motivational piece urges readers not to quit when life is hardest. It contrasts the “what’s the use” mindset with courage, insisting mediocre effort fails while persistence and gumption lead to success, urging fighters to find reasons to continue and push through adversity.
Senate group to get plans on Far East
Secretary of State Acheson and roving Ambassador Philip Jessup will brief the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Far East policy. Topics include limited aid to non Communist allies, Jessup’s on the spot findings, a Western powers meeting in London, and the question of a peace treaty with Japan.
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Senate
Far East
Washington
Acheson
Philip Jessup
Asia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Far Eastern
Jessup
London
Japan
Youth Beaten Sparks Battle Over Slot Machines
Urbana youth Henry Dobbins said four men beat him last week after accusing him of stealing slot machines from Crescent Farm Club. He filed assault and battery charges against Felix Calabrese and his brothers Alfred and Robert Calabrese of Springfield, accusing impersonation of police. The Calabreses posted $300 bonds, pleaded not guilty, and were held for the grand jury.
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Urbana
Champaign County
Henry Dobbins
Crescent Farm Club
Here
Felix Calabrese
Springfield
Alfred H
Robert Calabrese
Calabrese Brothers
Justice of the Peace
Clark Sharpe
Midwest braces for freezing spell as cold air sweeps in
Strong winds and snow sweep the Midwest with below zero readings in North Dakota and the Red River Valley. Temperatures dip across the region while the cold air spreads toward the middle and north Atlantic. Skies clear in many areas though Great Lakes light outages occur in spots.
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Midwest
Hudson Bay Country
Dakotas
Minnesota
North Central
Red River Valley
North Dakota
Middle
North Atlantic
Ohio Valley
Kansas
Missouri
Rockies
Pacific
Canada
Great Lakes
South Atlantic States
Damage suit filed against Colony Club near Huntington
In Cincinnati the Colony Club faced civil actions for $15,000 in damages filed in U S District Court by Ernest Kincade and Helen Floyd of Huntington West Virginia. The suit claims club parking lot employee waved causing a collision with another auto.
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Cincinnati
U. S
Colony Club
Huntington
W. Va
Erenest Kincade
Helen Floyd
Steubenville Flier Marries German Nurse Who Saved Him
Alexander Nyirati, 33, an ex Air Force sergeant, wed German nurse Margaret Simmering, 27, who cared for him during a 12 day coma after a paracute leap. She stayed 18 hours daily for 12 days, then 9 more days as he recovered in multiple Army Hospitals. They plan to return to Steubenville, with immigration delays resolved, and sail for the United States on April 6.
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Berlin
Steubenville
Alexander Nyirati
Margaret Simmering
Telford Taylor
Nuernberg
Nyirati
Air Force
Miss Simmering
Army
Stars and Stripes Today
Berg«lin
Frankfurt
United States
Germany
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