Fair Enough by Westbrook Pegler
Westbrook Pegler argues Ike Eisenhower should stay in his post amid anti Ike sentiment from New Deal supporters. He criticizes Time Life Washington circle and others while noting mixed views in the New York Herald Tribune and New York Times on federal education funding and federal control.
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Madrid
Eisenhower
New York Herald Tribune
Ike
New Deal Company
Roosevelt
Roosevelts
Tke
Columbia University
Bandwagon Club
New York
Eleanor Roosevelt
New York Times
The
Times
Benjamin Fine
Senate
Texas
Louisiana
Supreme Court
Washington
Fine
51 Prisoners Escape Through Tijuanas Tunnel
Mexican and Southern California police hunted 51 prisoners who tunneled 30 feet to escape Tijuna jail Saturday night. Five others were captured. Jose Gonzales Esquivez described hunger and filth as the jail leaked rain while the men allegedly dug the tunnel with their bare hands over more than a month and hid the dirt in their clothes.
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Tijuana
Mex
California
Jose Gonzales Esquivez
Esquivez
Amelio Barrena
Reds Claim Allied Aerial Attack on Korean POW Camp
In Munsan Korea Communist negotiators charged the U N Command with a criminal air raid on a prisoner of war camp near Changsong. A British soldier was wounded as trials of the truce supervision began selecting five ports of entry for each side.
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Munsan
Korea
U. N
North Korea
Changsong
Reds
Kangdong
George W. Hickman
Sinuiju
Chongjin
Hamhung
Manpojin
Pyongyano
Kang
Three gun carrying boys arrested in Memphis burglary case
Memphis police report three junior high students aged 13 14 and 15 armed with long 45 caliber revolvers carried out a seven week crime spree netting $2000 in cash and merchandise. they burglarized nine physicians offices and businesses spending funds on shows soft drinks candy and dates. one teen was caught with two long barreled revolvers tucked in his belt. continued on eleventh page.
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Memphis
E. C. Wilson
Wilson
Police Service
Red Cross High Rating For Ouachita Parish Chapter
Ouachita Parish chapter leads north Louisiana with the highest Red Cross fund campaign percentage. Harold Brady reports $22,593 in gifts, over half of the $40,000 parish quota. Oak Ridge Tennessee is the only southeastern community meeting its quota. In Monroe, DeSiard road district reports show gains with Mrs. Inabnet turning in $104.79, about 20 percent above last year.
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Ouachita Parish
Louisiana
Red Cross
Harold Brady
Drive
Brady
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Monroe
W. B. Inabnet
DeSiard Road
Snab
French-Canadian woman held in Reno Redfield burglary case
Marie Jeanne d Arc Machaud, a frequent guest of Reno millionaire La Verne Redfield, is jailed in Flagstaff on conspiracy to transport stolen property charges. FBI found $50,000 in cash and part of Redfield’s valuables, and recovered the stolen safe from an abandoned mineshaft near Reno.
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Flagstaff, Ariz
Reno
la Verne Redfield
Redfield
Marie Jeanne d’Arc Machaud
California Limited
Chicago
FBI
Nevada
Hot Springs
Iran Oil Talks End Deadlocked After Bank Mission Fails
A World Bank team failed to restart Iran's oil flow after talks with Prime Minister Mohammed Mossadegh ended in a deadlock. Bank officials and Iran clashed over use of British technicians, operating control of the nationalized industry, and oil pricing.
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Tehran
Iran
World Bank
Joint Oil Board
Washington
Hector Prudhomme
Mohammed Mossadegh
United States
Aly Shayegan
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
Mossadegh
Municipal workers seek defense jobs amid city shortages
Baton Rouge reports from the Public Affairs Research Council of Louisiana note growing defense job competition for municipal employees. Six cities use one man patrol cars. New Orleans employs women traffic officers. Shreveport may follow with similar patrols and inspectors cross trained for building, electrical, and plumbing duties.
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Baton Rouge
Public Affairs Research Council of Louisiana
Louisiana
New Orleans
Caddo-Bossier Safety Council
Shreveport
Eisenhower Testimony On Foreign Aid Sought
Senators crack party lines over asking General Eisenhower to fly from Europe to testify on the 7.9 billion foreign aid program. McMahon and other Democrats urge testimony to reinforce support, while Holland and Sparkman warn against politicizing the issue and say the move could hurt approval.
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Washington
Senate
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sen
McMahon
D-Conn
Eisenhower
Holland
Florida
Sparkman
Alabama
Congress
Air Stewardess in Fatal Shooting In Overland
Betty Lou Tracy an Ozark Air Lines stewardess admitted shooting Lawrence E. Keil 43 twice or more in a parked car after he accused her of dating others. Keil died at the hospital after six gunshot wounds. Tracy described taking his gun during a prior visit and firing until it would not fire.
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ST. Louis
Lawrence E. Keil
Brown Hairgrove
Overland
Ozark Air Lines
Betty Lou Tracy
Keil
Funeral Home
Miss Tracy
Marjorie Keil
Memphis
Larry
Red Cross Outlook In Japan Encouraging
A Tokyo cablegram to American Red Cross president Roland E Harriman from General Ridgway reports no fixed quotas yet high enthusiasm for a drive. He notes spontaneous campaign activity by Eighth Army personnel as evidence of the American way of life and anticipates surpassing prior records.
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Roland E. Harriman
American Red Cross
Tokyo
Eighth Army
General Ridgway
Deadline Extended for 1951 Income Tax Payment
The final time to pay the 1951 income tax is midnight tonight. The deadline was moved from March 15 to March 17 because March 15 fell on a Saturday. Letters must have a postmark by midnight to avoid penalties.
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Internal Revenue Department
Public Welfare Board Meets Amid Steel Strike Threat
Washington reports a steel industry crisis as plans for a shutdown begin Sunday with a strike at midnight. Philip Murray of CIO and steelworkers weighs delaying actions while the Wage Stabilization Board prepares its recommendations. In New Orleans, Louisiana officials discuss Welfare Department legislation to comply with federal funding, including aid to dependent children and eligibility reforms.
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Washington
Philip Murray
CIO
Wage Stabilization Board
Murray
WSB
New Orleans
Louisiana
Board of Public Welfare
Welfare Department
A. A. Fredericks
Fredericks
Department
Beavers Enters Fifth District Congress Race
Fred H. Beavers Sr. of Kilbourne and Oak Grove Louisiana announced his candidacy for congressman from the Fifth District, a 14 parish northeast Louisiana seat. He pledged to serve honestly if elected and urged decent voters to consider his bid seriously.
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Fred H. Beavers
Kilbourne
Oak Grove
West Carroll Parish
Fifth Congressional District
Louisiana
Louisiana jet ace says MIGs easier to shoot down now
Maj. William T. Whisner Jr. of Shreveport, a 100th mission veteran and seventh jet ace, reports MIG-15s easier to down as they come in greater numbers. He credits improved firing positioning and notes tougher MIG pilots, while praising Col. Francis S. Gabreski and Lt. Col. George L. Jones for leadership before departing for Japan and the U.S.
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Jet Ace
Sam Summerlin
Seoul
Korea
William T. Whisner, Jr
Archer Ave
Shreveport
Sabres
Whisner
Japan
U. S
Francis S. Gabreski
Oil City
George L.jones
Rescuers Save 33 From Sierra Mine Slide After California Storm
A weekend California storm wrecked a tungsten mill high in Pine Creek canyon near Bishop and trapped 33 workers and families when a massive snow slide caved part of the United Vanadium Corp site. Flooding hit Santa Barbara and Los Angeles counties as northern areas braced for a new storm. Temperatures ranged from 29 in New York to 70 in Brownsville with snow in Nevada Utah and the northern states.
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Bishop
Calif
California
Sierra Nevada
U. S. Vanadium Corporation
Pine Creek Canyon
Here
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Santa Barbara
Los Angeles
Nevada
Utah
New York
Great Lakes
Appalachians
Mississippi River
Texas
Plains States
Rockies
Chicago
North Platte
Browns
Aedge
Best Way to Push a Chair Promotes Want Ads Service
An advertisement urges selling unwanted furniture through NEWS-STAR-WORLD WANT ADS. It touts buying selling renting job and lost article services and invites readers to call the WANT AD number 5161 for help wording their ad.
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News-Star—World
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