Yugoslavia accuses USSR of military pressure on Tito regime
Belgrade cites a 481 page white paper alleging coordinated Eastern bloc pressure with arms and troops sent to overthrow Tito. Deputy Foreign Minister Ivo Vejvoda said UN involvement possible if policy worsens, while denouncing Hungary and Romania for border military moves. Two distinct points: Yugoslavia’s formal charges and its stance on UN recourse.
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Romania
Eighth Army Flanks Seoul Front in Korean Drive
Tokyo dispatches report the Eighth Army widening a 70 mile front and advancing another mile and a half toward Seoul. Communist rear guards resist in the eastern mountains as signs of withdrawal spread along the line and pursuit intensifies.
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Noted People Comment On Leadership And Korea War Outlook
International News Service reports quotes from Walter L. Dunham and Attorney General McGrath on responsibility and press freedom. Gen Crerar sees Korea as the start of a broader struggle. A US Eighth Army briefing details 6,522 enemy casualties in 48 hours, river crossings near Seoul, and linked 25th and 24th Division advances with renewed UN momentum.
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Father Finds Girls After All Night Hunt Tragedy
Gazette staff writer reports a father locating two girls after an all night hunt resulted in their deaths when a door reportedly closed on them. authorities investigate possible accidental suffocation and safe house conditions are examined for future prevention.
Dressed icebox tragedy ends two missing daughters search
In Mesa early this morning a distraught father found his two daughters, Esther seven and Julia four, suffocated inside an abandoned five cubic foot icebox behind their stepfather's home after an all-night search. The mother and neighbors aided the rapid, fruitless effort. Ex-Officio Coroner Hunesaker will hold no inquest unless the medical exam finds another cause. The father Henry Gutierrez 35 operates a lawn service and the family of eight had been missing since 8 p.m. yesterday. The bodies were taken to Meldrum Funeral Home.
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Jack Hunesaker
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Light Showers Forecast for Valley and State
The United States Weather Bureau predicts increased cloudiness with light showers in the Valley and state tonight and tomorrow. No major precipitation is expected in the five day outlook through next Wednesday, with only scattered showers possible Tuesday or Wednesday. Temperatures stay near seasonal averages with mild days into midweek. Phoenix readings show 55 in the morning, 73 to 74 yesterday, while Grand Canyon snow has melted from the South Rim and Flagstaff reports about three inches.
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Responsibility Clause Waits House Vote
The Arizona House prepared to enact a relatives responsibility clause into state social security law after hours of debate. The bill, approved 40 to 22 by the Committee of the Whole, raises the relative income threshold to 251 dollars per month and requires adult children with parents on aid to contribute at least 15 dollars monthly if earning 251 or more.
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Deputies Still Miles Apart In Talks On Talks Agenda
Paris March 9 AP Western deputies wrapped up a fifth meeting with Russia's Andrei Gromyko and voiced deep pessimism over progress toward agreeing on topics for a foreign minister conference. An American official said yesterday there was a small chance to fit one item, but today there is even less optimism, with officials noting they are miles apart.
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Russia
Andrei Gromyko
Glanly
Deaf Mute Wife Slain By Husband in Omaha Home
John R. White a 27 year old deaf church elder surrendered to Chicago police and confessed to strangling his deaf mute wife Katherine 24 after a breakfast argument in their Omaha apartment. He carried a newspaper clipping of the slaying when he came forward.
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John R. White
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Katherine
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James Mulloy
Homicide
Auto copper ban cuts use in radio antennae
The government prohibits copper in the manufacture of automobile radio antennae and curb warning parking rods. The step aims to curb copper use in vehicle components and curb perceived waste in road systems.
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Washington
North Weather Brief Sees Mercury Rise After Cold Snap
Cold northern Midwest regions saw temperatures rise above zero in some cities for the first time in days while Montana, the Dakotas, and Minnesota endured renewed sub zero readings. Readings dropped as low as 23 below in Great Falls and Bismarck with snow and cold extending across the region.
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Wages Hiked as Greyhound Buses Roll from Phoenix
Greyhound buses began rolling out of Phoenix after a week long walkout by Pacific Division employees. First bus left at 5 20 a m with about 30 coaches redeployed and traffic reported near normal. The 10 percent agreement raises long distance drivers from 6 6 to 7 23 cents per mile and hourly drivers to 1 57 dollars per hour with station wages up 10 percent and top pay to 345 73 monthly. Pacific Division workers voting 92 percent in favor.
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Belgium Nazis Go To Prison
Brussels report states Gen Ernest von Falkenhausen and Hans Reeder were sentenced by a Belgian court martial to 12 years hard labor for war crimes. They were found guilty of ordering the execution of 240 Belgian hostages and accused of arresting and deporting Jews and Belgians. Lt General Georg Bertram received 10 years. Lt General Bernhardt von Claer was acquitted.
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Germany
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Georg Bertram
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Radio Shock Kills Baby on Lakeside Calif
A coroner's report states nineteen month old Nancy Lynne Hayden was electrocuted when she touched a portable radio on the sink as her mother bathed her in Lakeside California.
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Burma Surgeon Freed From Prison
The Burmese Court of Appeal ordered the release of Dr. Gordon Seagrave, the Burma surgeon, reducing his six year sentence to about six months already served. The court upheld forced labor on two treason charges, citing motives to aid rebels but ruling it amounted to aiding their flight. Seagrave, 53, had run a Namkham mission hospital for 25 years amid Burma’s civil war and hoped to resume care for his patients.
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Joke notices fool Cleveland draft amid humor
Cleveland draft officials report a prank where at least five residents received fake induction letters calling the notices a joke. Robert Riter, 22, a World War II veteran, recalled his wife nearly fainting as a stranger delivered a mocked army notice and vanished.
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Strikers March On Mexico City
About 3,500 striking coal miners and supporters began a mass demonstration in Mexico City to urge labor unions and leftist groups to back their cause. They traveled 900 miles from northern coal fields to protest government labor policy and blame the state for job losses after a wildcat strike against U.S. mines failed.
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Rollback Of Soap Prices Prepared
Washington March 9 price stabilizer Michael V. Di Salle said a government ordered cut of about one cent may apply to all household soaps. The reduction was disclosed last night as imminent.
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Michael V. di Salle
Isaac Bond Issue Vote Tomorrow
An election in the Isaac School District will decide a proposed 100000 bond to build a 500000 dollar new plant at 31st Avenue and Roosevelt Street. Federal aid of 400000 may help fund classrooms as the district plans half day sessions for 25 rooms. voting runs 6am to 6pm at 35th Avenue and McDowell Road main hall.
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Cain Appeals For Retention Of UMT Plan
Senator Harry P. Cain urged the Senate to keep the universal military training feature in the draft bill. He argued that 18-year-olds should face mandatory four months of basic training and six years of reserve service, saying untrained youths die in war without training. Cain spoke as a father of a 13 year old and warned against removing UMT from the measure.
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Liquor Traffic Studied by Senate Crime Committee
In Washington on March 9 the Senate Crime Investigating Committee examined illicit liquor shipments from Cairo Illinois into dry Southern areas. A spokesman said the interstate bootlegging operation was large scale and valued in the tens of millions of dollars.
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Cairo
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Tax Liens Filed Against Gambler Beard and Wife
Internal Revenue Commissioner George J. Schoeneman announced liens totaling 4 167 328 31 were filed in federal court in Washington against Samuel R. Beard and his wife. The liens cover taxes penalties and interest for 1944 through 1947 following a criminal complaint accusing Beard of evading 478 007 in income taxes for 1944.
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Samuel R. Beard
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Bevin to Leave Post as Foreign Secretary
London reports say Ernest Bevin will resign as Britain's foreign secretary due to ill health at age 70. Deputy Prime Minister Herbert Morrison is likely to succeed him, with Prime Minister Attlee to announce changes this weekend. Morrison, long home front leader, would rise to international stage if chosen, as Bevin plans call for elder statesman role.
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