Rights Attorney Warns of Bloodshed Risk in Duval County
In a three day federal court hearing, Arthur Gare Hays argued Parr's life is in danger if no injunction is granted. Frank J. Knapp challenged Parr rights and warned federal intervention could override state processes as final arguments continued with Rangers Alfred Allen and Joe Bridge facing claims. Judge inquiries prompted written submissions as both sides disputed alleged threats and violence amid ongoing investigations in Duval County.
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Arthur Gare Hays
New York
Parr
Duval County
Frank J. Knapp
Alfred Allee
Joe Bridge
Garfield
Pete
Alice
Jacob S. Floyd Sr
Alfred Allen
Duvall
Hays
Mitchell argues public works not solution to unemployment
Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell opposes immediate public works as a cure for unemployment. He warns the economy is in a necessary readjustment after wartime peak and predicts a brief uptick in joblessness before settling at a plateau.
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Flint
Mich
James P. Mitchell
America
Secretary of Labor
Inc
Queen Elizabeth II arrival marred by deadly Melbourne crush
At Melbourne a surge by about 40 000 people overwhelmed a police barrier as Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh arrived. A man was crushed to death amid the crush, while the crowd gave an orderly but noisy reception with confetti and streamers raining down from office windows.
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Melbourne
Australia
Elizabeth I
Duke of Edinburgh
Tasmania
Parliament House
Weather Preview Fair Afternoon With Warm Temperatures
The forecast indicates fair conditions this afternoon with highs around 70 degrees and a low near 43. An extended warm spell may push highs to the mid 70s while yesterday reached 63.
Dodge City Hosts Major Roundup of Strayed Cattle
In Dodge City Kansas State Brands Commissioner Charles R Lake led a large roundup to return cattle to their owners after last week's dust storm and blizzard. Officials reported thousands of cattle strayed with many kept in stockyards or corrals as the effort stretched for weeks.
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Dodge City
Kan
Kansas
Charles R. Lake
Lake
Colorado
Witness testifies on Warren nomination amid arrest incident
Senate Judiciary Committee heard testimony from Roderick J. Wilson of Hollywood who opposes Warren’s nomination to chief justice. A San Francisco fugitive warrant led Capitol police to briefly arrest Wilson before releasing him to his attorneys with a promise to return for further questioning. The committee recessed to 2 p.m. to continue deliberations.
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Roderick J. Wilson
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Earl Warren
Wilson
United Press
Ear
Warren
Langer Rnd
Hollywood
Calif
Justice Department
Michael J. Dowd
Metropolitan District Police
San Francisco
Dowd
Langer
Judiciary Committee
P.m
Capitol
Sen. Langer
R-Nd
Vatican Doctors Resume 24-Hour Vigil Over Pope
Vatican doctors and attendants returned to round the clock watch over Pope Pius XII due to renewed difficulty in feeding the 77 year old pontiff. Prof. Riccardo Galeazzi-Lisi spent the night in the papal apartment as the vigil was resumed after a prior suspension on February 14.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Pius XII
Riccardo Galeazzi-Lisi
Papal
Galeazzi-Lisi
Governor Protests Moving VA Office
Texas Governor Allan Shivers protests to Veterans Administrator Harvey V. Higley against transferring the Dallas Veterans Administration district office to Denver. He warns the change would inconvenience tens of thousands of veterans in Texas Louisiana and Mississippi served from Dallas.
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Washington
Allan Shivers
Texas
Harvey V. Higley
Dallas
Veterans Administration
Denver
Shivers
Louisiana
Mississippi
Far East Expert Kenneth Young Heads For America
Tokyo reports Kenneth Young, a Far East specialist, left for the United States to inform the State Department on his new view of the Communists at Panmunjom.
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Tokyo
Far East
Kenneth Young
United Tos
Panmunjom
Court Orders Solon Jailed by Supreme Court
The Texas Supreme Court ruled 6 to 3 to jail Rep. Frank Sentell of Snyder to serve three days for contempt. He was remanded to Scurry County sheriff, with his attorneys likely to seek another hearing. The action stems from a October Snyder civil case courtroom scene.
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Austin
The
Supreme Court
Frank Sentell
Snyder
Dist
Sterling Williams
Legislator
Sentell
Scurry County
Supreme ‘Court
Trail Court
James Roosevelt Ordered to Provide Monthly Support
In Pasadena California James Roosevelt was ordered to pay his wife Romelie Roosevelt 1625 monthly temporary support for herself and their three children pending trial of separate maintenance suits. She sought 3500 while he claimed about 2200. He faces accusations of adultery and mental cruelty. The judge also ordered the late President Roosevelt's eldest son to pay 3500 toward attorney fees and 850 in court costs.
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Pasadena
Calif
James Roosevelt
Romelie
Roosevelt
Kurtz Kauffman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Trains Collide Head On In Hamburg Injury Toll Rises
An elevated train collision near Hamburg main station injures 30 people, with four in serious condition. The crash occurred at the entrance to the station just after the morning rush hour, sending commuters scrambling for safety.
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Hamburg
Germany
Yugoslavia Says It Caught 337 Spies Since 1948
Yugoslavia's government reports it has caught or killed 337 spies since Tito split from Moscow in 1948. During the same period 11,611 Yugoslavs were arrested for sympathizing with the Soviet bloc, 2,240 sentenced to prison.
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Tito
Yugoslavia
Moscow
McCarthy Presses On With Communist Claims In Senate
In Washington on February 24, McCarthy announced that Annie Lee Moss an Army employee was excused from testifying due to illness while he asserted she remains a possible Communist. He also reported two top party officials will cooperate with the FBI. A separate secret conference among Stevens Dirksen and Nixon fueled talk of avoiding a public clash as Stevens prepares to testify.
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Washington
Annie Lee Moss
Joseph R. McCarthy
McCarthy
Communist Party
FBI
Maj
Irving Peress
Army
Stevens
Dirksen
Nixon
Union Tightens Rules for Strip Teasers In Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City reports AFL union official Vincent Lee of Dallas announces decency rules for variety artists. Dancers must hold artist cards, avoid nudity or explicit contact, and cannot perform past union standards. enforcement can end bookings at venues and impact acts in cities like San Antonio.
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Oklahoma City
Vincent Lee
Dallas
American Guild of Variety Artists
AFL
Lee
Music Corporation of America
the Organation
AGWA
San Antonio
Tex
Two Men Arrested Trying to Visit Eisenhower in Palm Springs
Palm Springs police arrest Carl Kinsey and John Ortega for vagrancy after they attempted to enter the Smoke Tree Ranch where President Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower were Staying. An unloaded rifle is found in their car. Secret Service reports no life threat and agents hand them to local authorities.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Eisenhower
John S. Davis
Carl E. Kinsey
San Bernardino
John .T. Ortega
Smoke Tree Ranch
Washington
Secret Service
Ortega and
Kinsey
Indio
Rite C. Hagerty
Senator McCarthy targets Army officials over showdowns
The senator’s panel fights with Army Secretary Stevens who barred two Army officials from appearing. Roy M. Cohn labels the Washington couple as top party functionaries and says McCarthy will wait for FBI talks before grilling them further. Peress faces inquiry after recent developments, while the mayor is called a Fifth Amendment Communist for past refusals to testify on Reg affiliations.
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Army
Robert T. Stevens
Stevens
McCarthy
Subcommittee
Roy M. Cohn
Washington
Cohn
Moss
Northeast Club
FBI
Peress
Firm Promises Tussle Against Bootleg Cars
DETROIT February 24 At least one large auto maker vows a hard fight to stamp out bootlegging of new cars Dealers will be warned of dire consequences for selling new cars to bootleg operators at cut rates Boots say other companies are studying the situation Bootleg cars surged late last year as supply exceeded demand Some dealers sold cars to bootleg operators at small margins rather than retail prices.
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Detroit
Red Snow Falls Near Benevento Italy
Red snow covered mountains near Benevento in southern Italy last night. Volcanic vapors colored the snow leaving a striking red tint over the slopes and surrounding area.
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Benevento
Italy
Tremors Rip Through City Damage Hundreds Of Homes
In Wilkes-Barre Pa a second quake within three days damaged hundreds of homes and split streets in a five block area above coal workings 400 feet underground. Residents fled in night clothes as walls floors and sidewalks were unsettled. No injuries were reported as investigations begin.
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Wilkes-Barre
Stremor-Conscious
Were
Woodward Callery
Glen Alden
W. J. Clements
Francis 0. Case
Batchelor Heads For U S Aboard Plane
Cpl Claude Batchelor, once a Communist peace activist, was offloaded from a medical evacuation flight in Tokyo and sent home on another plane. The mission carried the 2 millionth air evacuation patient, S Sgt William MacDonnell. Batchelor, facing possible disciplinary action over his stay with communists, said his record is clean and hinted at a quiet homecoming in Kermit Texas with his Japanese wife Kyoko Araki.
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Tokyo
Air Force
Claude Batchelor
Batchelor
U. S
William MacDonnell
Thomaston
Conn
Crackers
Neak
North Korea
Kyoko Araki
Kermit
Tex
Sek Dier
Kyoko
Bate
French Drive Ousts Reds in Red River Delta Battles
French-led forces mounted a sweep in the Red River delta to crush Communist guerrillas. They seized a Red arms cache near Phat Diem and killed or captured fighters at Truong Pen and Bat Thap as Gen. Rene Cogny expands operations to clear about 70,000 rebels from village bases.
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Hanoi
Indo-China
Red River Delta
Thap
Truong Pen
Troung Pen
Phat Diem
Rene Cogny
Bat Thap
Cool Criminal Added To FBI Wanted List
Charles Falzone 40 known as Falzone with prior holdup arrests is sought by the FBI for theft of a 96000 payroll from a Tonawanda New York boat company while employed there in 1947.
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FBI
Washington
Charles Falzone
Falzone
Husband and Wife Tangle Over Robbery Claim in San Francisco
Mrs Belk Economy 29 testified that her husband James 32 rushed into the shop while holding a weapon and declared he almost died. The incident led to James Economy surrendering. he was held on robbery charges connected to a $330 loss.
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San Francisco
Prime Minister Yoshida Cancels Public Appearance
Prime Minister Igeru Yoshida canceled a scheduled appearance due to ill health before a ceremony with Cabinet ministers in Tokyo. The abrupt cancellation alters plans and raises questions about future commitments and health status of the leader.
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Tokyo
Igeru Yoshida
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