Truman Attacks GOP Seen As 1950 Campaign Pattern
President Truman accuses Senate Republicans of sabotaging bi partisan foreign policy to gain control in 1950. He targets McCarthy Bridges and Wherry as McCarthy’s associates, defends Acheson and Jessup, praises Vandenberg Saltonstall and Stimson, and hints at naming a Republican ambassador at large.
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Truman
Key West
Fla
Senate
McCarthy
Rwis
Kremlin
Bridges
R-H
Wherry
Rneb
Mr. Truman
Acheson
United States
Kerry
Republican Policy Committee
New York
Dean Acheson
Philip C. Jessup
Owen Lattimore
State Department
Vandenberg
Michigan
Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Henry L Stimson
Jessup
GOP Senators Strike Back at Truman Attacks
Three Republican senators denounced President Truman's charge that their criticism sabotages U S foreign policy and aids the Kremlin. McCarthy Bridges and Wherry said they aim to expose security risks and push out subversives, insisting their actions seek to safeguard the nation.
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Washington
Truman
Kremlin
Key West
Fla
State Department
McCarthy
R-Wis
Bridges
Wherry
Senate
United States
Russia
Berle Divorced Again in Virgin Islands Divorce
Former showgirl Joyce Matthews wins a second divorce from television comic Milton Berle in the Virgin Islands. The custody of their daughter Victoria, four, is awarded to Matthews. Attorney Samuel I. Hartman reported the ruling.
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New York
Joyce Matthews
Milton Berle
Samuel I. Hartman
Virgin Islands
Miss Matthews
Victoria
Missing baby recovered in Brooklyn woman's home
One of two infants reported missing was found in the Brooklyn home of Mrs Catherine Palmore after she said she took the child because she thought it was cold. The six month old Diane Marie Ranzi was found in bed with Palmore and her two year old daughter. Palmore had mistaken it for a neighbor's child. No charges filed. The other infant, nine day old Chaneta Holden, remained missing from Lincoln Hospital incubator, with fears she may have died.
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New York
Brooklyn
Diane Marie Ranzi
George Bell
Catherine Palmore
Lincoln Hospital
Chaneta Holden
Kids And Cops Help Shape Lawful Youth
A civic essay urges harmony between police and citizens. It argues police on duty protect children with parental support, and that respect for law starts at home to prevent youth mischief and future penalties. Martin.
Point Four Plan Faces 1st Big Test in Congress
In Washington the Truman Point Four program to aid underdeveloped nations heads for its first major congressional test as the House debates the three billion dollar foreign aid bill. About 45 million in foreign aid requests would start July 1, with critics calling it a successor to the Marshall Plan and a global WPA. Secretary Acheson defended the approach amid concerns of broader entanglements in Asia and the Middle East. House leaders hoped for a final vote before nightfall but were ready to extend the windup to Monday to avoid parliamentary snarls.
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Truman
Congress
House
Acheson
Asia
Middle East
Senate Foreign Relation
Con Mite
Hisse
Approval Seen On Truman's Appointments
Senate approval appeared likely for President Truman's picks for defense posts Secretary of the Army Frank Pace Jr and Secretary of Air W Stuart Symington to chair the National Security Resources Board. Republicans praised the nominees as Democrats on the Armed Services Committee backed the moves amid past opposition to Wallgren.
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Senate
Truman
Air
W. Stuart Symington
National Security Resources Board
Frank Pace, Jr
Senate Armed Services Committee
Symington
Mon C. Wallgren
Resources Board
Wallgren
Federal Power Commission
NLRB
John R. Steelman
Cain
R-Wash
Auto Runs Wild. Six Servicemen Escape Injuries
In Newport Rhode Island an automobile carrying four sailors and two marines plowed through 130 feet of fence toppled small trees and halted with its top crushed under a lamp standard. Police noted minor cuts for the sailors while the Marines appeared uninjured. The group left the scene on their own power.
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Newport
R. I
Mystery Sub Sought By Destroyer Off Northern California
The Navy destroyer Colahan swept the Pacific seeking a mystery submarine sighted five miles off northern California with planes aiding the hunt. Reports link to earlier sightings near Trinidad Harbor and echoes of a German model believed used by Russians.
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Eureka
Cal
Colahan
Pacific
California
Navy
United States
San Francisco
San Diego
al Chisholm
Chisholm
San Francisco Bay
Cape Mendocino
Here
Trinidad Harbor
Bridges Perjury Trial Heads to Jury in San Francisco
After 81 days and over 2 million words of testimony the Harry Bridges perjury case goes to an eight-man, four-woman jury. Judge George B. Harris will give final instructions before deliberations on whether Bridges lied about not being a Communist when he naturalized in 1945. Two aides, J. R. Robertson and Henry Schmidt, face conspiracy charges tied to Bridges' sworn claim.
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SAN Francisco
Harry Bridges
George B. Harris
Bridges
U. S
CIO Longshore
J. R. Robertson
Henry Schmidt
CIO International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
ILWU
AFL Teamsters
CIO Ilwu
Washington
McCarthy
Owen Lattimore
Lattimore
Senate
Wisconsin
Communist Party
McClarthy
Moscow
Russia
State Department
United Sta
Ocarthy
Philip Jessup
Jessup
Sattimore
Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Uni Nations
Afghanistan
Walter Hi Page
Johns Hopkins University
Unon
London
New York International Airport
British Overseas Corporation
New York
Atlantic
Shannon
Ireland
Fire destroys thermometer parts at Chaney Manufacturing
A fire at Chaney Manufacturing Company in Springfield ruined metal and glass thermometer parts. Damage was estimated at $5,000.
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Springfield
Chaney Manufacturing Company
Convicted arsonist admits setting fire at Belle Vista
Nicholas Verna a 22 year old World War II veteran and former Belle Vista resident confessed to starting the blaze at the Belle Vista sanatorium in Springfield Township causing nine deaths. He told authorities a sick feeling prompted him to light a towel in the basement and later admitted to other fires after his discharge from the Army. Officials will meet to decide steps against Verna as welfare investigators review allegations some patients were strapped to beds.
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Philadelphia
Nicholas Verna
Belle Vista
Springfield Township
Charles Taylor
Verna
Army
Valley Forge General Hospital
Phoenixville
Howard T. Cohen
Capt. Cohen
Delaware County
Capt
Cohen
Montgomery County
Department of Welfare
Former Governor Cox Quietly Observes 80th Birthday
Former Ohio governor and 1920 Democratic presidential nominee James M. Cox marks his 80th birthday in Miami. He plans no interviews to avoid mail, focusing on rest and his diversified newspaper holdings in Dayton Springfield and Atlanta, including a pending Journal Constitution merger with himself as chairman.
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Miami
Fla
United States
Cox
Ohio
U. S
House of Representatives
Franklin D. Roosevelt
League of Nations
Dayton
Springfield, O
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The
Sun
Miami Daily News
Atlanta Journal
Journal Herald
Evening News
Atlanta Constitution
Plan To Hike Defense Fund Hits Trouble
Washington AP A House economy drive blocks a push to raise next year’s national defense spending Rep Taber NY top GOP on Appropriations says he will resist attempts to add about 600 million to the 1951 defense appropriation Rep Rogers Fla vows to back increases in a 29 billion omnibus measure Defense Chief Vinson seeks larger budgets for Army Navy and Air Force after Gen Eisenhower flags funding gaps
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Washington
Rep. Taber
New York
House Appropriations Committee
Armed Services Committee
Dwight L. Rogers
D-Fia
House
Defense Department
Vinson
D-Ga
Appropriations Committee
Army
Navy
Air Force
Dwight D. Fisenhower
Taber
Case Decision Withheld In Missouri Grounding Trial
Norfolk AP report says Navy general court martial recommendations for the Missouri skinner will stay secret until two other officers’ trials finish. Capt. William D. Brown pleaded guilty to neglect of date in the ship’s grounding in Chesapeake Bay on January 17 and stated the ship’s grounding was caused by his orders.
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Norfolk
Navy
William D. Brown
Chesapeake Bay
Brown
Chester C. Wood
Death ends case in Columbus truck slay
Haroldy Cooper, 50, charged with second degree manslaughter for fatally injuring 72 year old Harry M. DeVault by running him over with a truck on October 25, died of a heart attack yesterday. Cooper was awaiting trial.
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Columbus
Haroldy Cooper
Harry M. DeVault
Cooper
New U S Foreign Economic Program Planned
Washington reports outline of a new U S foreign economic plan aimed at closing the export import dollar gap. Gordon Gray named special assistant to coordinate the effort with Acheson directing the study and Feis to Europe for independent assessment.
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Washington
Truman
United States
State Acheson
Russia
State Department
Fla
Gordon Gray
Army
Hfe
Acheson
Herbert Feis
Western Europe
Plana
Hese
Woman hits molester with pocketbook. two men abduct suspect
In Columbus a woman reported she struck a man attempting to molest her with her pocketbook. Two men in a passing car intervened, pulled the offender inside, and drove away saying they would “take care of him.”
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Columbus
Learn square dancing at home this Sunday
A Sunday feature begins a series on square dancing led by a national authority with local pictures and diagrams. Also noted are the 4-H Sewing Club honoring Mrs Reymond Paullin, Sutphin Street extension maps, and a census taker photo with Middleton weddings and Easter Egg Hunt details.
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Reymond Paullin
Columbus
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