Aerial Guards to Protect U S Atomic Plants
Defense Department announces aerial guard lines around major atomic plants and 200 miles of Atlantic coast sea area from Maine to Norfolk Va with 24 hour alerts as part of long range defense. Fighters, anti aircraft weapons and radar coverage will identify and intercept unidentified aircraft over prohibited zones near Hanford Los Alamos and Oak Ridge.
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Joseph C. Goodwin
Washington
Atlantic
Maine
Norfolk
Defense Department
U.S
Oak Ridge
Tena
Hanford
Wash
Los Alamos
N. M
CAA
Fena
Department
Air Force
Poris
North America
Civil Air Defense
No Tax Cut in Sight Taft Favors 4 Billion Stash in Budget
In Baltimore Rep Joseph W Martin Jr Republican leader predicts no income tax cuts for many years criticizing Democratic spending. Taft boosts a 4 billion cut in Truman budget tying to GOP economy plan. Brewster says Republicans will push sharp budget cuts in a party principles draft.
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Taft
Truman
Associated Press
Baltimore
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
R-Mass
House
Advertising Club of
Congress
Washington
Taf
Ohio
Brewster
R-Me
Maine
Miners weigh direct action amid West Virginia strike
In Fairmont and Charleston reports a sampling shows Northern West Virginia coal workers ready to heed John L. Lewis if he orders a return to work. Picket lines dump coal near Wilsonburg while calls grow for five day weeks and welfare payments to coax a resumption of production during the nationwide coal strike.
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Associated Press
Fairmont
Truman
West Virginia
Clarksburg
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Harrison County
Fitzaugh Reynolds
Gregory and Pole
Wilsonburg
Fruman
Gypsy
Dawson
Bethlehem
Pinnickinnick
Owings
Haywood
UMW
Grant Town
Joe Serdick
Policeman Saves Four Officers Drowns In Flood Waters
Sutton Police Chief Minter Pullen escaped from a submerged car after it swerved into flood waters. Garland Mace a 24 year old Braxton County conservation officer drowned. Pullen then rescued four other occupants Elmer Eugene Donahue 24 of Spencer Galdie Hacker 21 of Hennie Kathleen Bender 24 of Canfield and Rose Lynch 25 of Sutton.
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Associated Press
Sutton
Garland Mace
Braxton
Minter Pullen
Paw Swiger
Pullen
Swiger
Thos
Elmer Eugene Donahue
Spencer
Galdie Hacker
Hennie
Kathleen Bender
Canfield
Rose Lynch
Weather Summary for Rivers and Nearby Areas
A weather recap notes rain and freezing conditions across northern areas with brief sleet and snow possible. Highs reached the upper 80s to 50s in various locations, while overnight lows varied. Rainfall measurements are sparse and rivers near Bellepoint show water levels about seven to ten feet above normal and muddy conditions.
Symington Outlines Danger of Surprise Attack
Secretary of the Air Force Symington warned that Communist powers possess the world’s largest ground army air force and submarine fleet and could launch a surprise atomic attack on any U S area with no sure defense. He spoke at Baylor University noting three stark facts behind the Iron Curtain including an atomic explosion and Russia’s proximity to U S cities, with Waco within an eight hour bomber flight from Moscow. Also, U S tax data shows January cigarette receipts at 177301, down from December, as officials emphasize alert conditions. General MacArthur’s commanders urged joint chiefs for more air sea and land forces to bolster defenses in Asia, while Formosa and China politics were sidelined in briefing.
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Mexico
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John Fae
Defense Department
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Charleston
Kanawha River
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Sutton
Logan
Kanawha
Lowe
Logan County
Little County
Clay
Riverside
Weather’ Bureau i Huntington
Leroy Stone
Ohio
Huntington
Stone
State Highway Commission
Sterlings
Rum Junction
Rock Creek
Boone County
Dunton
Genoa
Missouri Branch
Wayne County
Wallace
Waco
Tex
Symington
Russia
United States
ATR Force
Baylor University
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Moscow
Tokyo
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Formosa
China
Education and Work Reform at Pruntytown Industrial School
The West Virginia Industrial School for Boys at Pruntytown emphasizes academic education as the cornerstone of rehabilitation. Since 1941 changes under Hubert Mollohan and continued by Superintendent Jesse Riley have shifted focus from punishment to schooling, with 268 boys mostly in school, 10 teachers earning model ratings, and comprehensive programs in sports, 4-H clubs, and vocational training.
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Thomas F. Stafford
Industrial School For Boys
Pruntystown
West Virginia Industrial School For Boys
Hubert H. Mollohan
Calhoun County
Jesse E. Riley
Line
Wheeling
Riley
I Bountytown
West Virginia
Belington
Monongal
Fairmont East
Pruntytown
Missouri Battleship Frees From Chesapeake Bay Grit
The 45 000 ton Missouri broke free from grounding off Thimble Shoal as tugs and high tide finally pulled the battleship back into deep water. Rear Admiral Allan E Smith ordered the ship afloat at 7 30 a m as Admiral Blandy retired, and the fleet breathed a relief after weeks of peril and a hazardous salvage operation.
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Associated Press
Norfolk
Chesapeake Bay
Thimble Shoal
SNE
Allan E. Smith
Missouri
W. H. P. Blandy
Atantic
Blandy
Navy
William M. Feehteler
Confession and suicide end wartime tale in Virginia
In Danville Virginia a wounded veteran with artificial legs pinned by his wrecked car on a rain slick roadside made a dramatic confession to a newspaper man before fatally shooting himself. He claimed lies about Sgt Lemons during World War II and asked for the journalist to relay his alleged confession. Witnesses watched as he spoke, then pulled back when he threatened others and demanded the reporter come forward.
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Associated Press
Danville
Andrew Louis Blasko
Fentress
Route One
Norfolk
James Hughes
Ran
Blasko
John Tate
Danville Bee
Hughes
Tate
Germany
Jack Lemons
Norfalk
Florida
Attorneys Argue Coal Dispute in U S Court
In Washington the government urged a federal court to find unfair labor practices in current coal strikes and slowdowns and to order John L. Lewis and his miners to halt tactics. The case by Balatime Board council Robert Denham centers on tainting output figures and union tactics amid eight months of strikes and shifting work weeks.
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Associated Press
Washington
Government Today
John L. Lewis
Balatime Board Council
Ames Rever Crue Sucy
Fruman
Denham
White House
Truman
Nto
Nestineh Lewis
Dominick Manoli
National Labor Rewitions Board
Richmond B. Keech
Manoli
James Bord
Bureau of Mines
Lewis
Northern and Western
Statler Hotel
Keech
Manole
NLRB
United Mine
Soft Coat
Hopkins
Armed owner confronts 150 pickets at Lost Creek
At Lost Creek an armed mine owner protected his property as about 150 pickets gathered near L. E. Cleghorn’s Apple property. Deputy Gay Lanham said trucks tied to Cleghorn’s tipple were dumped before the crowd dispersed.
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Associated Press
Fairmont
Lost Creek
Gay Lord Langhan
Apple
L. E. Cleghorn
Cleghorn
Lanham
Princeton Railway Workers Called Back
Sixty eight laid off workers returned to the Virginian Railway in Princeton today. The recall includes forty eight caryard employes and twenty machine shop workers.
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Princeton
Associated Press
Princekton
Virginian Railway
Carlyard
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