Communists accused in mass executions in South China provinces
The Chinese Nationalist Central News Agency claimed that at least 3,000,000 people were executed in Kwangtung and Kwangsi, with a conservative estimate suggesting totals could exceed 7,000,000. The agency tied the Red purge to a broader plan to exterminate up to 200,000,000 in China, while independent sources note vast but uncertain numbers. In Hong Kong observers warned against assuming internal weakness, suggesting purges may reflect consolidation. Also reported: Charles Monroe Parham, 21, captured after months on the run for assault and property destruction, imprisoned in Ellicott City awaiting trial. Annual US matches output cited as 600,900,000,000.
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Trucker's Rest
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Ethics Guide For Campaigns May Be Set Up
Washington reports investigators of the 1950 Maryland inquiry may urge the Senate to act as guardian of campaign ethics and watchdog against corruption. A Democratic Senator said a resolution to create such a body is under study as part of a Rules subcommittee report. The probe centers on Millard E. Tydings accusations that John Marshall Butler supporters ran a campaign of moral squalor and irregular funds. The plan would have the Senate police ethics of future campaigns, a move seen as a break from precedent.
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Senate ethics vote looms amid Butler controversy
Backers of the ethics resolution claim the Senate can review credentials if it so chooses. Chairman Monroney and fellow Democrats aim for a unanimous subcommittee report to avoid implying politics influenced its findings. Senators Hennings Hendrickson and Margaret Chase Smith weigh in on potential censure and actions.
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Will Cross No 38 Where Necessary in Korea
Washington reports that United Nations forces in Korea will cross the 38th parallel where necessary to pressure retreating Chinese forces. Such tactical thrusts may not require a full UN army commitment to North Korea, with future withdrawals prompting consultations between Gen. MacArthur, Washington, and other UN governments.
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Douglas MacArthur
Control Laws Unchanged In Wage Price Debate
Washington March 18 Senator Mayo-Banks? Mayoank D SC says it will be nearly impossible for the Administration to win a tougher wage price control law from Congress unless the world situation worsens. He chairs the Senate Banking Committee and the watchdog group on mobilization. Current laws expire June 30.
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Mayoank
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Senate Banking Committee
Senate House
Truman
Tighe Woods
Maybank
Congress backing for wage law limits drastic changes
Maybank says current wage price controls are adequate and enforcement is lacking in parts of Congress. He notes some lawmakers oppose tighter laws but view the present framework as solid. He warns conditions could shift if the international situation worsens. In a separate item, three Baltimore youths accused of stealing a car near Hampstead collided in Baltimore before a bulletin could reach police. the operator faces Traffic Court today.
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OPA
Hampstead
Baltimore
Burke Named Executive Director of Maryland Safety Commission
Paul E. Burke, 46, of Baltimore, was appointed executive director of the Maryland Safety Commission as announced yesterday by the State Roads Commission. He will work with the Commission and the State Police to promote highway safety and is president of the Maryland Television Dealers Association with a background in automotive and public relations.
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Maryland Safety Commission
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Television Dealers Association of Maryland
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