Queen Juliana Addresses Congress for World Unity
Queen Juliana of the Netherlands addressed a joint U S congressional session urging world unity and warning NATO nations against overemphasizing defense at the expense of economic and social well being. She thanked Americans for wartime aid and pledged the Dutch people will share the burden to build world peace.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Juliana
John Simmons
State Department
White House
George Washington
Unknown Soldier
Congress
Washington
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The
Netherlands
North Atlantic
Russia
Europe
Eyes on a trim cabin cruiser on East Side lot
Residents eye a compact cabin cruiser parked on an East Side lot as the vessel heads toward eastern waters. The changeover from rural to city mail delivery affects home boxes and canvassers revisit affected areas to update the new book entries while local weather prompts caution for outdoor attire. Progress on the Little Neshannock bridge near Fayette continues, signaling infrastructure momentum.
Daily Weather Forecast with Cloudiness and Temps
Cloudiness tonight with a low of 30 to 36 degrees. Tomorrow remains largely unchanged in temperature. 24 hour stats show a max 56 and min 33 with 0.01 inches of precipitation. River stage at 6.9 feet. Year ago had a max 52 and min 30 with traces of precipitation.
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United States
Air battle over Korea boosts Allied score to 38 jets
The third straight day of clashes over northwest Korea left American pilots destroying two Communist jets and damaging six more. Capt. Robert H. Moore earned his fifth Mig kill, becoming the ninth American jet ace in Korea as ground fighting continued. The three day tally shows 15 jets definitely destroyed, three probably destroyed and 17 damaged.
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Northwest
Korea
Robert H. Moore
Houston
Tex
Northwest Korea
Disabled Truck Inflames East Deer Home Hit by Drift
A tractor trailer fire on a hill caused a truck to drift into the East Deer township home of Steve Novolik after the driver stopped on the highway. Police say brake lines failed, damaging the truck about 3000 dollars and the house about 2000 dollars. The truck belonged to Ben F. Evans of New Kensington.
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East Deer
East Deer Township
Joseph Hales
Steve Novolik
Ben F. Evans
New Kensington
Morris Fired by McGrath
Washington April 3 Attorney General McGrath fired Newbold Morris the administration cleanup man McGrath sent reporters a brief curt note to Morris ordering him to surrender all files records and documents to the FBI
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McGrath
Washington
Newbold Morris
The
FBI
Speculation Rises On Ridgway Korea Trip
Gen. Ridgway arrived in Korea from Tokyo and met with UN armistice officials at Munsan. He said no significance to the trip while a statement to reporters was planned for tomorrow. The postponement of prisoner talks fuels talk of a new UN plan for POW exchange.
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Ridgway
Korea
Tokyo
Kimpo
Seoul
Charles Turner Joy
William P. Nuckols
Truman to Hold News Conference Amid McGrath Morris Fallout
President Truman will meet newsmen at 4 p.m. EST in Washington in his first news conference since announcing he will not seek reelection. Reporters will press on the McGrath Morris dispute and the broader political scene as Morris may resign if McGrath stays.
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McGrath
Newbold Morris
McGrath-Morris
National Airport
Queen Juliana
Morris
Truman Veto Expected on Tideland Return Bill
Opponents of a Senate backed bill to return the three mile offshore tidelands containing oil and gas to coastal states expect a presidential veto. Senator O.Mahon D. Wye led the opposition and said he assumes President Truman will veto, as he did a similar measure five years ago. The White House declined to comment until the bill reaches the president.
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Washington
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Supreme Court
Interior
O’mahoney D. Wye
Truman
White House
Modern North Street School Replaces Fire-Damaged Building
The Thayer architecture team and the local school board announce a new 350000 dollar school to be built on the former site at the corner of North and East streets in New Castle. The L shaped, two wing design creates a two story classroom block and a one story activities wing, with a health suite and dental and audio facilities for pupils.
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Thayer Architecture
East Street
Adminisistration
Lodge Arrives in Paris to Meet Ike on Nomination
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge Jr arrived in Paris and predicted General Eisenhower could be nominated on the first ballot at the Republican convention. Lodge, leading the effort to back Ike for president, planned talks with Eisenhower the next day.
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Paris
Ike
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Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
General Eisenhower
Lodge
Eisenhower
May Suspend Sentence For John De Venuta
New York April 3. John De Venuta testified that Willie Sutton and Thomas Kling were his partners in robbing a Sunny Side bank on Long Island. De Venuta 38 agreed to turn state evidence and plead guilty to second degree robbery. A suspended sentence may be recommended by Queens DA T Vincent Quinn and Judge Peter T Farrell.
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New York
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John’’ de Venuta
Willie
Sutton
Thomas
Kling
Sunnyside
Long Island
de Venuta
Queens County
T. Vincent Quinn
Peter T. Farrell
Scheele Sworn In For Second Term As Surgeon General
Dr Leonard A Scheele will be sworn in for a second term as surgeon general of the Public Health Service. The oath will be administered by Federal Security Administrator Oscar R Ewing.
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Washington
INS
Leonard A. Scheele
The
Public Health Service
Federal Security
Oscar R. Ewing
Western Union Workers Strike 31000 Strong
Western Union workers 31 000 strong walk out for higher wages crippling message transmission nationwide except New York City. The strike began after failed federal mediation and will suspend message operations nationwide for a temporary period with New York City area spared.
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Washington
Western Union
New York City
Western
New York
American Communications Association
AF of Commercial Telegraphers
Defense
Policeman Named Robber In $138000 Butler Holdup
Mrs Ruth Saul identified a North Braddock policeman as the gun man who slugged her while robbers looted her husband Craig Saul’s Butler safe of 138000. Burdell and three friends were arrested in a related “shake down” case as officers hold others in connection with the incident.
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Pittsburgh
Ruth Saul
North Braddock
Saul
Butler
Craig Saul
Fred Burdell
Henry Ellenbogen
Burdell
Jack Vergili
Sam Fratto
Willie Mendicini
Bolich Refuses to Testify Before House Probers
Former Assistant Internal Revenue Commissioner Daniel A. Bolich refused to answer questions before a House subcommittee led by Rep King. Bolich said answers could incriminate him and cited health concerns, appearing under protest after missing two prior appointments. His attorney said the case is being pursued by a federal grand jury in New York.
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Internal Revenue
Daniel A. Bolich
Internal Revenue Bureau
Bolich
House
Rep. King
Calif
Robert L. Callahan
Brooklyn
N.Y
New York
Ninety Day Oil Strike Ends in Bayonne
In Bayonne New Jersey 1970 workers returned to Tidewater Associated Oil refinery under a new three year wage contract ending a 90 day strike that began January 5. The agreement, signed by company representatives and the Tidewater Employer association, improves seniority benefits and working conditions after a vote of 1149 to 191 by the union.
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Tidewater Associated Oil Company
Tidewater Employer Association
Death Record Listings for April 3 1952
Lawrence Charles Winger 72 of West Middlesex. Mrs John L Young 78 of 449 East Washington Street. Mrs Alex Lewis 46 of 136 West Center Way.
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Lawrence Charles Winger
West Middlesex
John L. Young
East Washington Street
Alex Lewis
West Center Way
Eight Indicted In Cecil Bank Scandal
Eight men indicted by a federal grand jury in Pittsburgh on misapplication and false entry charges tied to a $78,100 misappropriation at the First National Bank of Cecil Pennsylvania. Indictments follow the bank chief's death and a $1.8 million shortage. defendants listed with towns Mt. Lebanon Canonsburg Bridgeville Cecil.
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First National Nir
Cecil, Pa
John F. Wagner
Wagner
John C. Joseph
Mt. Lebanon
Joseph J. Caplan
Canonsburg
Mario Branciforti
Michael D. Pihakis
Dhee Iting
Regis G. Tornavene
Bridgeville
James R. Coleman
Cecil
Frank C. Dicio
Mario M. Dicio
FBI
Dikos
Eisenhower Silent on Primary Outcomes in Wisconsin and Nebraska
Paris April 3 Gen Dwight D Eisenhower gave no reaction to the Wisconsin and Nebraska primaries as Taft broadens his standing with GOP leaders. Friends say the SHAPE commander may cut a militant campaign and return home next month with plans to resume activity in the U S by early June.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Taft
Ohio
Ike
Eisenhower
Abilene
Kans
U. S
Eisenhower expected to win GOP nomination on first ballot
Paul G. Hoffman, co-chairman of the citizens committee for Eisenhower, predicts in Los Angeles that General Eisenhower will secure the Republican presidential nomination on the first ballot at the July convention. London local elections begin with Conservatives and Labourites contesting control of 13+ governments as about six thousand candidates run in 62 localities across England and Wales. A three power conference on the Trieste issue opens in London with Anglo American officials inviting Italian troops to join occupation forces in the split territory where about 10,000 troops are stationed in the free zone.
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Los Angeles
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Paul G. Hoffman
Citizens Committee For
Eisenhower
London
London County Council
England
Wales
Trieste
Split
Britain
WU. S
Free Territory
No Indication Of Compromise On Steel Issues
In New York a last minute conference opened between CIO United Steelworkers and major steel firms led by U S Steel. With Benjamin Fairless and Adm Ben Moreell involved no compromise was shown as union leader Philip Murray and executives declined to predict results while wage stabilization talks continued.
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Washington
Arnall
U.S. Steel
Benjamin Fairless
Adm
Ben Moreell
Jones and Laughlin
New York
Big Six” Steel Companies
CIO
United Steelworkers
Philip Murray
Wage Stabilization Board
John A. Stephens
U.S. Steel Corp
Steelworkers Union
Bethlehem
Republic
Youngstown
Phone Strike Postponed Amid Near Settlement in Midwest
Detroit reports a planned strike by 18 000 Michigan telephone workers and 23 000 in Ohio and northern California was postponed until 6 am Monday. CIO CWA official A T Jones announced the delay as talks with Michigan Bell resumed after Beirne arrived from Washington to brief negotiators.
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Ohio
California
A. T. Jones
International
CIO Communications Workers
Michigan Bell Telephone Co
Joseph A. Bierne
CWA
Washington
Jones
Beirne
Michigan Bell
Weathering Summer Picnics In Shade And Rock
A reflective note on long warm days with picnic trips lasting hours. The author envisions driving out, walking with a basket and lemonade, seeking a shady level rock to spread lunch while insects buzz. The mood hints at simple outdoor leisure and seasonal cadence.
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