Minister Killed In Auto Wreck In Pennsylvania
Rev. Henry K. Haines 27, pastor of St. Pauls Harbaugh charge in Franklin County and former Zion Church assistant in Hagerstown Md., died when his car struck a parked tractor trailer on US 30 near Waynesboro Pa after reportedly falling asleep. He was en route from York Va to his home. extricated after the crash. survived by a wife and two children.
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Caledonia
Henry K. Haines
St. Paul's-Harbaugh
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Franklin County
Zion Church
Hagerstown
George J. Evinka
U. S
York
Ministerial Association
Chambersburg
Evinka
Charles B. Meminger
Fayette
Baltimore
Johnston
Flood
Mr. Haines
Maytown
Jets Outnumbered in Korean War Air Battle
In northwest Korea over Sinanju a 30 minute air clash left U S Fifth Air Force pilots claiming one MiG-15 destroyed and two damaged. For the week ending Friday U N pilots reportedly destroyed nine Russian built fighters with others damaged while Fifth Air Force losses were light. Weather halted Saturday operations and carrier planes bombarded both Korean coasts.
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Seoul
Korea
U. S Fifth Air Force
Sinanju
U.N
Fifth Air Force
Korean
Frida
Cabin Cruiser Burns Waterman Loses Life
A 79 year old waterman, Capt Benjamin Greenfield, died when a 28 foot cabin cruiser moored in Back Creek burned after a fire broke out about 2 am. The blaze endangered nearby boats as firefighters and residents moved them to safety. The vessel reportedly belonged to Earl Browdie of Washington.
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Dancer
Churches To Seek 6 Million Dollar Sunday
New York March 22 churches plan the One Great Hour of Sharing drive to raise over six million dollars for foreign mission relief. Thousands of congregations across denominations hold special services and collections to support needy peoples abroad. Armed Forces notes: President Truman declared Armed Forces Day for May 17 with government airlifts operating under civilian subordination in ceremonies.
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New York
Armed Forces
Washington
Truman Vederda
Eremon
Crash kills 44 of KLM flight near Frankfurt suburb
A KLM four engine DC-6 from Rome to Johannesburg crashed in a Frankfurt suburb killing 44 of 48 aboard with four survivors. Rescue workers battled flames as Willibald Hoffman and Konrad Beutel pulled victims from the wreck.Authorities report instrument landing in gray weather. cause pending. A chaplain offered blessings as searchers recovered three cases of gold and a book titled Point of No Return.
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Frankfurt
Germany
West Germany
U. S. Air Force
Rome
Johannesburg
John Bickford
Big Rhine-Main Air Base
Willibald Hoffman
Konrad Beutel
Rhine-Main
Amsterdam
Warm March ends as rainy spell cools county
A rainy period arrived this morning cooling the warm March weather. Showers and possible thunderstorms are expected to linger until tomorrow morning, with the Weather Bureau predicting a gradual drop in temperatures over the weekend. The airport reported widespread thunderstorm activity across Missouri, Illinois, and Kentucky, and a snow line in the far north. Despite the change, Frederick read 47 at 9:30 am, with a Friday high of 80 in the city and 90 in the sun.
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Missouri
Ilinois
Kentucky
Frederick
Cuba Bounces Russians Back to Mexico After Airport Standoff
In Havana, March 22, Cuba’s new regime under Fulgencio Batista expelled two Soviet diplomats, Fedor Zarkov and Alex Filtofz, sending them on a Mexican Airlines flight to Mexico City. The action signals a hard line against Reds as Cuba remains a hub for Moscow documents, with an embassy and ongoing material shipments surfacing despite no formal Moscow mission.
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Havana
Cuba
Mexico
Fedor Zarkov
Alex Filtovz
Mexico City
Fulgencio Batista
Moscow
Latin America
600000 Head Of Livestock May Starve
SAN FRANCISCO March 2274 Air Force cargo planes fly to Nevada to team with Army bulldozers in a plan to save 600000 starving cattle and sheep. Hay drops will be guided by ranchers from Hamilton Field. Bulldozers clear lanes as hay-laden trucks follow. Operation Haylift replaces Breakthrough as too late for some herds after two months of snow in Nevada.
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San Francisco
Air Force
Nevada
Hamilton Field
Eiko
Nev
Sixth Army
Newton Crumley
Elko County
Truman
Taft Speech Draws 2000 in Wausau during Wisconsin primary
Senator Robert Taft spoke to about 2000 people in Wausau Wisconsin on March 22 7 outlining plans to reorganize the State Department dismissing Secretary Dean Acheson and appointing capable judgment men Taft defended his stance on McCarthy while avoiding a direct reply to a question about Len McCarthy of Wisconsin and urged the House committee to shift focus from McCarthy charges to those accused.
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Wausau
Wis
Robert Taft
Ohio
McCarthy
Taft
Inion
Nun Emmitsburg Novice Faces Red Charges in China
Emmitsburg nun and four other sisters linked to a hospital in Kan choy Kwanes province face corruption charges in a Chinese trial. Sister Vincent De Lude, a novice from a local order, is named with Beulp Kolb Eugenia Reges Catherine O'Neill and Bishop John O'Shea among those connected to the case and a separate charge involving 24000 Chinese children.
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Emmitsburg
China
Emmitsbgrg
Vincent de Lude
Kanchoy
Kwanes
Beulp Kolb
York
St. Agnes Hospital
Baltimore
Sier Eugenia Reges
Philadelphia
Seton Institute
Catherine O'Neill
St. John's Hospital
Vincent
John O'Shea
Deep River
Conn
Million Dollar Wrangell Fire Destroys Business District
A wind fueled blaze in Wrangell Alaska wiped out over half the business section early today destroying 20 frame buildings and a residence along the main street. Fire loss estimated near 1 million dollars with 85 homeless and one casualty reported. A boiler explosion is blamed for the fire. Two Coast Guard cutters were en route to aid.
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Wrangell
Alaska
William D. Grant
Coast Guard
Holly
Bittersweet
Specific Performance Complaint Is Filed
Harry L. Zimmerman of Brad dock Heights filed a bill of complaint in Equity Court seeking specific performance of a 1947 written contract to buy the northern half of a Jefferson Boulevard double house from Mr. and Mrs. J Fred Main. Zimmerman paid $2,000 in installments but alleges usurious interest and seeks court-ordered conveyance after proper adjustment.
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Equity
Harry L. Zimmerman
Braddock Heights
J. Fred Main
the Heights
Jefferson Boulevard
Wilbur F. Sheffield, Jr
Zimmerman
Sales Of New Cars Begin To Pick Up
Detroit reports new car sales rising, led by lower priced volume models and an early spring upsurge. Estimates for April-June output approach 1,150,000 passenger cars, with auto makers expecting possible quota increases despite material shortages easing and defense needs.
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Detroit
National
Jane
Sultan’s Independence Bid Denied by Paris
Paris rejected the Sultan of Morocco Sidi Mohammed Ben Youssef's request for a government responsible to him, noting that granting independence could threaten plans for major U.S. air bases in Morocco. France continues to govern the protectorate through a resident general, with a French foreign office source warning of potential risks to strategic bases.
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Paris
France
Morocco
Sidi Mohammed Ben Youssef
Vincent Auriot
U.S
Maroces
Police Investigating Fisher Coffee Shop Robbery
The Fisher Coffee Shop on North Market Street was robbed overnight. Mrs Evelyn Fisher reported intruders gained entry via a rear window and stole cooked meat and other food. no money was taken. Norman Diet and Officer George Crouse lead the inquiry.
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City Pelog Today
Fisher
North Market Street
Evelyn Fisher
Vieves
Ailen Bartgis
Norman ‘Diet
George Crouse
Gruenther Sees Allies Gaining In Europe
General Alfred Gruenther, NATO chief of staff, flies from Europe reporting improvements in European defense against Communism. He testifies on Truman's mutual security funds of 7.9 billion dollars and declines to predict Eisenhower's homecoming. He says the military tide is turning our way and the aggressor faces a steeper uphill curve.
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Washington
Alfred M. Gruenther
Europe
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gruenther
Eisenhower
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Shere
Truman
Lattimore Attacked By Senate Subcommittee
Senators accuse Owen Lattimore of telling untruths under oath and conduct unbecoming a scholar. Lattimore, Johns Hopkins professor and former State Department consultant, faces a harsh, unanimous rebuke after weeks of grilling by the Senate Internal Security subcommittee. The panel read a 2300 word statement labeling him defiant and discourteous, insisting he has uttered untruths. Lattimore offered no further remarks.
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Washington
Owen Lattimore
Lattimore
State Department
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Johns Hopkins University
Chaiprean McCarran
Dnew
McCarran
Strike by United Truckers hits PA roads with minimal disruption
Pittsburgh dispatch reports a 45 000 pound gross weight law strike by the United Truckers Association with some 400 pickets in the western region. Police said highway use remained normal on major routes though up to 400 truckers joined protests at Bedford and along Route 119 and Route 40 while traffic largely resumed after blockades.
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Pittsburgh
United Truckers Association
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Truckers Association
Trafic
Philadelphia
State
Incapolce
Bedford
Route 119
Point Marion
Connellsville
Uniontown
Market Steady In New York Amid Steel Labor Dispute
The stock market held steady in New York as traders faced uncertainties from the steel industry labor management dispute. Indas showed resilience despite the ongoing tensions and related market anxieties.
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New York
Indas
Agreement On Ports Of Entry Seen In Korea Talks
Truce negotiators wrap up an agreement on ports of entry as Communists submit maps of five North Korean cities for neutral inspection. UN staff adjust maps to Communist requests while reaffirming repatriation disputes. Ports named in both Koreas include Sinuiju Manspojin Chongjin Hungnam Pusan Kangnung Inchon Taegu. Two issues remain: Soviet nomination to the inspection commission and a ban on new military airfields.
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Munsan
Korea
U. N
U.N
North Korea
Sinuiju
Manpojin
Yalu River
Manchuria
Chongjin
Hungnam
Sinanju
South Korea
Pusan
Kangnung
Kunsan
Inchon
Taegu
Soviet
Russia
Tornadoes May Hit New Areas Across Kentucky to Virginia
Washington dispatch reports Weather Bureau warning that tornadoes may strike new areas in Kentucky Tennessee and Alabama this afternoon with potential reach into western Virginia and West Virginia tonight. Authorities urge prompt shelter and caution for residents in affected zones.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Virginia
West Virginia
Hoffman Seen As Eisenhower Strong Man
Washington report notes Paul G Hoffman rising as a key Eisenhower campaign advocate influencing business support. He delivered messages to Eisenhower in Paris and is seen as a potential cabinet figure, possibly Secretary of State, should Eisenhower win the presidency.
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Hoffman
Eisenhower
Washington
Paul G. Hoffman
Gen
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Guy. Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Sen
Lodge
Massachusetts
ECA
Dewey
Hit and Run Charge Filed Against Union Bridge Man
A Union Bridge man was arrested on a hit and run charge after his Buick struck 16 year old Mehrt Shultz Jr. on South Market street. Shultz, a high school student, suffered only slight injuries. Witnesses pursued the car and identified Ray Frounfelter, who posted bond for trial. Separate reports note a drunken driving arrest and Maine delegates election news.
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South Market Street
Union Bridge
Mehrt Shultz, Jr
Donald B. Rice
Shultz
Herman H. Tyeryar
North Market Street
Tyeryar
Market Street
Young Shultz
Leon Rippeon
Washington
Ray Frounfelter
Frounfelter
Frank Dorsey
Vernon Heffner
Madistrate
Jacob Nathan Mines
Rocks
Ralph Potts
Klinchart
Ailey
Bernard King
Red Cross Fund Passes $5412 In Local Campaign
The current Red Cross Fund total reaches 5412 dollars and 37 cents with 1243 dollars and 40 cents from county canvass plus 4168 dollars and 97 cents from city solicitation. Linganore district joins Braddock in quota achievement as Tennessee tornado relief underscores drive urgency. Fayetteville suffered a February tornado killing three and injuring 83, with 375 families affected and 136 seeking assistance. Rehabilitation costs estimated around 300000 dollars nationwide.
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Red Cross Fund
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Linganore
Braddock
Red Cross
Tennessee
Fayetteville
Finger Pointed At Boy Who Pretended To Aid
In Baltimore on March 22 an 8 year old boy who pretended to aid police in tracking arson suspects became the focus of attention. He claimed two 12 year olds fled the Episcopal Church of the Advent after a March 5 fire that caused about 10090 dollars in damage. Authorities learned a third grader had started an alley fire, and the boy confessed to helping burn papers under questioning. The case was turned over to juvenile authorities.
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Baltimore
Tops
Episcopal Church of the Advent
Tornado Toll Tops 166 in Four States
March 24 dispatch details devastation from spring tornadoes along the Mississippi River corridor. Arkansas bore the heaviest losses with 115 dead as towns like Judsonia and Bald Knob were leveled. Rescue teams, National Guardsmen, and Red Cross workers flood the region amid ruined homes, hospitals, and churches.
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Little Rock
Ark
Mississippi River
Beottville
Arkansas
West Tennessee
Missouri
Mississippi
West
Tennessee
Caruthersville
National
White County
Strawberry Country
Judsonia
Bald Knob
Marvin Crittender
Arkansas Welfare Department
Searcy
Dyersburg
Tenn
Tennessee State Patrol
Joe Williamson
Williamson
Glenda Fern Eadie
Glenda
W. E. Eadie
Must Give Number Of Large Auto Tags Delays in 1952 53 license clips prompt March 31 deadline note
The Department of Motor Vehicles announced no extension to March 31 for displaying license clips. Commissioner Thomas B R Mudd said delays arose from owners failing to enter the large 1951 Mars land license plate numbers on the application, and urged immediate applications with correct numbers.
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Department of Motor Vehicles
Thomas B. R. Mudd
Write-In Order Filed Baltimore Primary Election Suit
March 22 The court ordered Baltimore election officials to show cause why writers voting should not be allowed like the Maryland primaries. The order followed two suits, one supporting General Dwight D. Eisenhower for the presidential nomination and another seeking to clarify the right of every voter to participate.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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