U S Moves To End East West Troops Dispute
U S moves to end the east west arms dispute by reviving a census plan for troops and non atomic armaments. Frank Nash urged UN inspection with Russia and pledged full cooperation. He said the Soviet claim of Western superiority could end if Moscow accepts facts over propaganda.
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U.S
Lake Success
United States
Frank Nash
Russia
United Nations
America
Nash
U.N
Soviet Union
New Castle News Briefs Highlight Police Aid and Local Notices
Mary Jane Nord assists school children at North and North Jefferson streets aiding crossings as drivers comply. A sign proclaims No Personal Checks Cashed at a local establishment. City workers clear ashes from streets after thaw. Churches suspend most services for a cooperative campaign at the Cathedral. A winter-hibernating ground squirrel is found during sewer trench work. Temperatures a year ago ranged from six to five degrees above. Bell Telephone project set to start soon on South Mercer and South streets.
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Jefferson Streets
New Castle
Mary Jane Nord
Pa Nene
South Mercer
South Streets
Bell Telephone Company
Daily Weather Report Western Pennsylvania Forecast
Cloudy and windy with occasional rain today and tonight. Low 40s tonight. Sunday cloudy and colder with snow flurries in the north. Peak 43, trough 38, precipitation traces. River stage 8.9 feet. Year ago: 26 high, 6 low, 0.3 inches precip, snow.
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Pennsylvania
United States
Baby Born Weighing More Than 17 Pounds
Mary Beth Bush born yesterday in Cuyaoga county weighing 17 pounds 5.5 ounces. She is reported doing well at Berea Community hospital but placed in an incubator for slight cyanosis and a skin ailment.
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Cleveland
Mary Beth Bush
Cuyahoga County
Berea Community Hospital
Mary Beth
Wage Increases Due For Million Workers
More than one million workers will receive wage raises of four to five cents an hour today due to the cost-of-living index peak on January 15. Automatic hikes apply to 800,000 CIO United Auto Workers members and about 200,000 workers in other industries under escalator clauses in their contracts. Some increases may exceed ten percent, conflicting with the stabilizer ceiling set by Eric Johnston.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
CIO
United Auto
Eric Johnston
Three Hungarians Sent to Siberia for Deportation
In Budapest two Hungarian foreign office officials Janosi Lajos and Janos Garami plus Emerik Vada former under secretary of state were arrested and deported to Siberia, per the Danubian news agency in Rome. The trio were linked to Communist leader Mattyas Rakosi.
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Rome
INS
Danubian
Foreign Office
Budapest
Siberia
Janosi Lajos
Janos Garami
Emerik Vada
Mattyas Rakosi
First Red Cross Drive Report Totals $7,281.10
At the first 1951 Red Cross fund report meeting in the New Penn hotel officials and division chairmen announced $7,281.10 raised so far, 14 percent of the $52,000 goal. Rev. R. E. Hovencamp chaired as fund chairman for ill L. J. Lewis. eight divisions reported including Mrs. Roy Long and Mrs. Walter Fulkerson with varied cash and pledge totals.
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Red Cross
New Penn
R. E. Hovencamp
L. J. Lewis
Roy Long
Walter Fulkerson
Alec Samuell
Special Groups
Seventy Employes Of Cleveland Firm Are Given Autos
Seventy workers at the Cleveland Cutter & Reamer Company received new automobiles as a bonus for one year or more of service. President DalMs E Winslow announced the gift at a Cleveland banquet and said the cars were a share of profits. The firm operates plants in five cities and has already given cars to employees at Springfield Ohio and Auburn Indiana plants, with additional allocations planned for Shelbyville Indiana.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Cutter & Reamer Company
DalMs E. Winslow
Springfield
Auburn
Ind
Mass
Shelbyville
Never Heard Such Lying Declares Probe Chairman
Senate committee findings on influence in federal loans provoked Fulbright to say I have never heard such lying in my life. The FBI has transcripts for possible perjury prosecutions as witnesses linked to White House ties testified. He suggested a broader inquiry into the moral level of government might be useful.
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Washington
Senate Committee
Congress
White House
Fulbright
D) Ark
FBI
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Senate Investigations Committee
Truman Begins Florida Vacation At Key West Base
President Truman starts a security tight Florida vacation at Key West on a naval base. The base houses thousands of naval technicians and submarines with advanced detection devices, amid Cold War tensions and fears of Soviet submarine power.
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U. S
Key West
Fla
Truman
Florida
Naval Base
Russia
U. S. Island
Price Ceiling Forum Monday at Castleton Hotel
Retail merchants are invited to a Monday morning forum at 10 30 in the Castleton Hotel to learn about government price regulations. Eben L Reid of the Greater New Castle Association will discuss Regulation 7 on ceiling prices and answer questions on price ceilings policy.
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Castleton Hotel
Eben L. Reid
Greater
Latour Sentenced Again to Hang for Murder
Adelated Latour, a 50 year old lumberjack, is sentenced to hang for the murder of Cecile Rainville eighteen months earlier. He claims Rainville attacked him with a knife during a rejected advance and says she was accidentally killed in the struggle. The retrial was granted by Canada's Supreme Court, with execution set for May 15 by Mr. Justice A. M. Lebel.
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Sudbury
Ont
INS
Adelated Latour
Cecile Rainville
Ag Latour
A. M. Lebel
Deaths: Jack Johnson Roy Kirkwood L H Cline Garver
Obituaries list several local residents with ages and addresses including Jack Johnson 75 of R D 9 John T Rogan of Youngstown Ohio Prentice Pomeroy Roy Kirkwood 70 of 608 Superior Street Mrs L H Cline of Slippery Rock and George Samuel Garver 76 of 312 Knox Street.
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Jack Johnson
R.D
John T. Rogan
Youngstown
O. Prentice Pomeroy
Roy) Kirkwood
Superior Street
Revival Enters Second Week In City
Cathedral auditorium expected to host capacity crowds as city revival series with over 40 district churches enters its second week. Evangelist Dr. Hyman J. Appelman of Kansas City will speak at 2 30 p m and 7 30 p m Sunday, with a musical program directed by Rev. John Troy and a local young ladies trio providing special music.
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Cathedral
Hyman J. Appelman
Kansas City
John Troy
Legion of Honor Presents TV to Jameson Memorial Hospital
Commander Robert L. Pearsall and Karl Chandler of the Legion of Honor donate a television set to the Jameson Memorial hospital children’s ward. Director Joseph Friedheim accepts on behalf of the hospital. The gift grew from a polio ward need highlighted by Hillsville teacher Mrs. Hewitt and influenced by local volunteers.
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Jameson Memorial Hospital
Robert L. Pearsall
Karl Chandler
Legion of Honor of
Valley of New Castle
Joseph Friedheim
Carol Robb
Bessemer
James A. Hewitt
Hillsville School
Hewitt
Legion of Honor
Friedheim
Senator Arthur Vandenberg Relapses in Grand Rapids
Michigan Senator Arthur Vandenberg remained in very poor condition after a relapse at his Grand Rapids home. His physician said there has been no improvement since the setback, despite a more comfortable night, as the 66 year old Foreign Affairs leader continues convalescence after prior lung ailments and operations.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
INS
Michigan
Arthur Vandenberg
Republican Statesman
A. B. Smith
Vandenberg
Washington
Queuille Fails to Form New French Cabinet in Crisis
Paris March 3 Henri Queuille told President Auriol he cannot form a new coalition cabinet amid the crisis sparked by Rene Pleven's resignation over electoral reform. Bidault's bid to take over also collapsed.
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Paris
INS
Henri Queuille
Vincent Auriol
Auriol
Rene Pleven
Georges Bidault
Belief Draft Induction Age Will Start At 18
The senate floor manager forecast the Morse amendment to ban inductions under 18 will be defeated by a substantial margin. Senate votes at 2 p.m. on the measure, a test of support for starting inductions at 18 as the universal military training bill nears a showdown.
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Washington
INS
Senate
Morse
Sen
Johnson
Tex
Taft Says Troop Limit Likely To Fail In Senate
A top Republican senator acknowledged that a legal cap on U S troops in Europe would fail. Sen Taft Ohio said he may not propose such a limit now and would wait to see how foreign relations and armed services committees draft their resolution backing dispatch of additional U S troops. Sen Kem Missouri argued a rider on the draft bill would gain few votes.
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Washington
INS
Europe
Senate
Taft
Sen
Kem
Ohioan
Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
U. S
Eisenhower
Kenn
Royal Couple to Visit Italy for 12 Day Rome Trip
Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip have accepted an invitation from the Rome Polo Club to visit Italy. They are to spend 12 days in Rome beginning April 11, according to a London Daily Mail dispatch.
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London
Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Duke of Edinburgh
Rome
Polo Club
Italy
London Daily Mail
Automatic Speed Control System To Be Established
The Pennsylvania Railroad plans to introduce an automatic speed control system across its operations, touted as the most effective safety measure yet. Operating vice-president J. M. Symes said the program will cost an estimated $10 million.
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New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
J. M. Symes
Eisenhower to Host In Europe Joint Chiefs Meeting
In Paris on March 3 American air and naval chiefs meet with Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower to discuss Western Europe defense. Attendees include Lieut. Gen. Alfred M. Gruenther Admiral Forrest Sherman Admiral Robert Carney Lieut. Gen. Lauris Norstad and French and British officers as potential command appointments are discussed.
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Paris
INS
Europe
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Supreme Headquarters
Eisenhower
Alfred M. Gruenther
Forrest Sherman
U. S
Robert Carney
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Lauris Norstad
U. S. Air Force
Sherman
David K. Bruce
Lambert
Andre Monteil
Viscount Montgomery
Alphonse-Tierre Juin
Airey
Three Detroit Boys Suffocate in Sewer Cave-In
Funeral arrangements were made today after three Detroit boys suffocated in a sewer excavation cave-in. The youngsters Jimmy Tucker age 3 Robert Murphy age 5 and Daryl Wertz age 4 were buried when the trench collapsed about 45 minutes after workers removed digging equipment.
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Detroit
Jimmy Tucker
Robert Murphy
Daryl Wertz
Twenty Firemen Overcome At Philadelphia Fire
In Philadelphia on March 3 twenty firemen were overcome by smoke while tackling a blaze that wrecked the Cambria A C arena in Frankford. Damage is expected to exceed 50000 dollars. A boxing card was planned for the Cambria tonight but the fire origin remains undetermined.
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Philadelphia
Cambria A. C
Frankford
Cambria
U N Forces Hold Positions in Central Korea Front
Reinforced Communist units attacked along Korea's central front Saturday as U N forces in the area held positions and made limited gains. North Korean troops hit American Seventh Division lines near Pangnim in heavy fighting, with about 250 Reds reported killed. U S First Division Marines advanced from Hoengsong and reached day objectives despite fresh Red counter attacks.
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Tokyo
Korea
United Nations
East Central Front
Pangnim
Hoengsong
Republic of Korea
ROK
Meteor Explodes Near Nellis Air Base
A bright meteor lit the sky near Nellis Air Force Base eight miles northeast of Las Vegas last night. It entered from the north, flashed blue, then disintegrated near Sunrise Mountain with an orange glow, producing no sound and only mild local interest amid recent atomic tests on the desert range to the northwest.
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Las Vegas
Mt. Palomar
California
Nellis Air Force Base
Sunrise Mountain
Desert Test Range
March the Maid of Weather Delights with Shifting Skies
The passage portrays March as a whimsical, unpredictable figure. It likens the month to a maid who changes moods and brings wind and rain, snowflakes, and fluctuating temperatures. It also notes March has thirty one days and often cooler spells amid shifting skies.
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March
King Winter
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