No Tiff With Ike McCarthy Says No Fight
Senator Joseph McCarthy said he had no fight with President Eisenhower and hopes their dispute over his Senate Investigations Committee procedures can be dropped. He asserted both men share strong views on Communists in government and looked to a friendly White House stance. Other leaders urged calm as the controversy was described as simmering down with no expected flare ups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joseph R. McCarthy
Eisenhower
Senate
Wisconsin
McCarthy
White House
New York
GOP
Leonard W. Mall
Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
Mundt
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Parker House Blaze Evacuates 500 Guests in Boston
Fire swept the Parker House on the fifth floor prompting the evacuation of about 500 guests via three elevators and a staircase. One guest, Joseph C. Fitzgerald, 47, suffered smoke inhalation and was treated at Boston City Hospital. The fire occurred in a corridor where decorative items were being prepared for a sales show.
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Boston
Parker House
Joseph C. Fitzgerald
Coral Gables
Fla
Boston City Hospital
Edward Gaughan
Baltimore
Charles Slanina
United
Frank Curley
States
Slanina
W. Calvin Chestnut
Public Health Service
Czechoslovakia
New York
Austria
Jin
Vladivos
Seaman Stranded Without Country Seeks Citizenship
Seaman Slanina, awaiting seven months more sailing time for citizenship eligibility, received a temporary in lieu of passport. After the McCarran Act, he lacked a valid visa or passport and was refused re entry. For 14 months aboard the Trojan Seaman he has tried in vain to obtain visas from U S consuls in Pakistan and India and has nowhere to go. He fears ending up at a station house and does not want to return to Czechoslovakia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slanina
McCarran
U.S
Pakistan
India
Czechoslovakia
Congress eyed billion excise tax cut amid deficit talk
Washington reports House GOP leader Halleck forecast a one billion dollar cut in excise taxes to be sent to the House for a Wednesday vote. Eisenhower stressed the deficit and revenue losses, while Ways and Means backed a 10 percent ceiling on excise taxes except liquor and tobacco, slashing rates on luggage, cosmetics, tickets, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Charles A. Halleck
Eisenhower
Halleck
GOP
Ways and Means
Clark Urges U S to Withdraw From Korea Promptly
Gen. Mark W. Clark, former United Nations Far Eastern commander, told a joint session of South Carolina lawmakers that America should withdraw from Korea quickly. He argued that the Communists might honor their pledge to leave if forces are pulled back and that Korea should be left to Koreans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
S.C
Mark W. Clark
United Nations Far Eastern
America
Korea
Clark
Weather Summary for Wisconsin and Minnesota Reports
Generally fair to night and Friday with continued cold tonight. Friday brings somewhat warmer temperatures with lows from 5 below to 3 above, highs 20 to 25 in the north and 25 to 30 in the southwest. Northwest winds 20 to 30 mph this afternoon, 10 to 29 mph Friday. Minnesota notes show low tonight 0 to 7 below northeast, 0 to 7 above southwest. highs Friday 20 to 27 northeast, 27 to 35 southwest.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Norheast
Minnesota
School bids planned for East Side junior high project
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern reports the board of education will publish advertisements Monday March 8 for a new set of bids on the Webster Stanley Junior High School construction. Bids opened January 27 were rejected after dispute over the lowest legal offer. new bids will be opened Tuesday March 30 at 7 PM at the Vocational School.
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East Side
L Webster Stanley
Oshkosh
Northwestern
Board of Education
Army Private Balks at Query On Red Leanings
A doctor serving as an Army private near Project Lincoln refused to tell Senate investigators if he is a Communist. Pfc. Marvin S. Belsky invoked his constitutional privilege, claiming possible self incrimination, as McCarthy urged referral to the Justice Department for possible contempt of Congress. The session included questions about past and present membership and whether he recruited others, with McCarthy over ruling the Army jurisdiction claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Joseph R. McCarthy
Pfc
Marvin S. Belsky
McCarthy
Justice Department
Belsky
Wisconsin Republican
Murphy General Hospital
Waltham
Mass
Murphy Hospital
United States
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge
Federal Telecommunications Laboratories
Nutley
Communist Party
Eisenhower
Army
Subcommittee
Charles E. Potter
Rmich
Potter
Sens
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Ill
Reds Say U.S. Wooed Ship Captain
The Russian mission in Tokyo charged that American spies tried to win over a Soviet ship captain with promises of $50,000 and asylum in California. The mission called on Japan to curb such provocations. The US Far East Command declined to comment. The skipper was identified as Captain Kulkov, linked to Cay. Philp Krekov, convicted for violating Japan's territorial waters.
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Tokyo
California
Far East
Japan
Russia
Kulkov
Cay
Philp Krekov
Krekov
Hejéo
Worker Rescued From Grain Elevator Conveyor Belt
A 68 year old worker named Taylor Subiett was trapped between a conveyor belt and a lift rail inside a grain elevator at Archer-Damiels-Midland Co Paine. West Milwaukee firemen and police lowered him about 120 feet to the ground in a one hour rescue, and he was hospitalized in critical condition with internal injuries a fractured pelvis and possible shoulder injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
West Milwaukee
Taylor Subiett
Subiett
Archer-Damiels-Midland Co
Paine
Final Present For Sick Chief Seen their Aim
Federal authorities fear Puerto Rican Nationalists may attempt to assassinate President Eisenhower or Secretary of State Dulles as a death present. They warn Albizu Campos’s illness could trigger a final attack by his followers. Investigations link the Monday shooting of five congressmen to a plot to rock the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Secrestary
John Foster Duiles
Pedro Albizu Campos
Nationalist Party
Puerto Rico
Albizu
United Press
Dulles
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
House of Representatives
Justice Department
U. S
House Un-American Activities Committee
Mondar
Light vote seen in Wisconsin 1954 primaries
Wisconsin voters head to the polls next Tuesday for four 1954 elections with minimal campaigning and an unusually light expected turnout. The main races are a nonpartisan judicial primary for two Supreme Court seats and civil court branch nominations in Milwaukee.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Roland J. Steinle
Milwaukee
William H. Dietrich
Hartford
Perry J. Stearns
Shorewood
Supreme Court Justice
Teinle
Walter Kohler Iast
Oscar Fritz
Steinle
Forrmer
Milwaukee County
Milwaukee County Civil Court
Cornelius P. Hanley
Robert W. Landry
John E. Reilly Jr
Mathias F. Schimenz
Branch Six
Civil Court
Christ Alexopoulos
John L. Coffey
John E. Krueger
John H. Wessel
Reilly
Kohler and Wessell
Branch Seven
Supreme Court
Superimendest of Public Instruction
iSome
Senate
Assembly
Chicago Snow Delays Cars as Midwest Braces for More
Chicagoans shovel and dig out stalled vehicles after heavy snow across the Midwest. Detroit and Chicago endure drifting snow and traffic jams while authorities rescue stranded truckers amid near zero temperatures. Alaska reports unusually mild 7 degrees above zero after weeks of extreme cold and ice fog.
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Cleveland
Anthony Celebrezze
Chicago
Detroit
Heyworth
Ill
Botih
I. 136
Fairbanks
Alaska
Lsual
Turks Hold U S Vessel in Sinking Mystery
In Istanbul authorities detained the 7 210 ton American freighter Volunteer State in port on circumstantial evidence linked to the sinking of a Turkish coaster near Marmara. Four men were lost in the Tuesday incident. The vessel is operated by States Marine Corp of Delaware.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Volunteer State
Whch
Seca
Marmaora
The
States Marine Corp. of Delaware
Bricker Says Fierce Lobbying Defeated Treaty Curbs
Senator John Bricker said furious lobbying by White House and State Department aides defeated a proposal to curb presidential treaty making in the Senate. He praised the fight as not over and planned to reintroduce the amendment after studying the issue with the American Bar Association. He criticized charges against his plan and said the which clause drew opposition from President Eisenhower.
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Atlanta
John W. Bricker
White House
State Department
Senate
Ohio Republican
Capitol
Walter F. George
D-Ga
Bricker
American Bar Assn
American Bar Assa
Ricker
Eisenhower
Congress
Bentley Still In Serious Condition
Washington reports Representative Amin M. Bentler of Michigan remained in serious condition at Casualty Hospital after a Puerto Rican assault. Doctors noted no critical change by 3:30 a.m., with the congressman showing satisfactory signs and a strong will to read newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Paul Shafer
Alvin Bentley
Puerto Rico
House of Representatives
Michigan
International Soundphoto
Amin M. Bentler
Casualty Hospital
Tne Sé
Two Lerk Robbers Identified in Kenosha Art Theft
FBI disclosed the names of two of three men sought in the February 8 robbery of Oscar Zerk's $150,000 art and antique collection in Kenosha Wisconsin. Named are Nick Montes and Americo de Pietto, both connected to other cases. Montes is on the FBI ten most wanted list. The third suspect remains unnamed, while a woman and another man were arrested when the collection was recovered.
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Chicago
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Oscar, Zerk
Kenosha
Wis
FBI
Nick George Montes
Americo de Pietto
Eugene Ragen
Zerk
Moning
de Piedtto Fromm
Montes
Tampa
Fla
Danville
de Pietia
FBI Foamirvc
Chegopehce
Engineer Killed and 23 Hurt in Blast at Test Site
A test engineer was killed and 23 injured when a turbine engine explosion occurred at General Motors building 233 during a burn test. Nine workers were treated at a hospital and released, while 14 others remained in serious condition with multiple injuries. Local officials described the blast as a zone test accident, with debris breaching floors and causing extensive damage.
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Jenectady. Noy
Rotr
Chicago roundup nets five Puerto Ricans linked to Nationalist Party
Police in Chicago arrest five Puerto Ricans including a reputed Nationalist Party leader amid raids tied to a planned Washington demonstration. They were handed to the FBI for questioning as authorities seek clarity on ties to a federal investigation and a deadly shooting in the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Oda
Jarze Luis Jimenez
Timothy O'Connor
FBI
Washington
Angel Luis Medina
Almatredo Diaz Matos
Asta Rosario Rosa
Conrales Marin
John Walsh
Walsh
Gonzalo Lebron
Prother
Lolita Lebron
Chicago Sun-Times
Nationalist Party
South Side
Hines Veterans Hospital
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M'Cartily
Staman
Stamen
Creek Enqsilate
Slonina
Dracholslovakia
Board
Marvin Belsky
Ohio Valley
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Midwest
Bentley
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