Talks on Malian Trieste status spark London talks
London to host talks among Britain the United States and Italy on Western occupation of Trieste and Italian claims. Rioting and injuries in Italy have raised tensions as Italy seeks a verdict on Trieste’s status and future governance.
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Britain
United States
Italy
London
Trieste
Waseingyun
France
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Adriatic
Beity
Yugoslavia
Fairmont College President Dismissed by State Board
The State Board of Education fired Fairmont College president George H Hand, effective at term end June 33. The move followed faculty discontent and proposals to replace Hand with an overall administrator to restore harmony.
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Charleston
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Fairmony
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Thelma Loudin
Fairmont
Raymond Brewster
Huntington
Mandel
Coleg
Restaurant meal prices to be frozen at February level
Prices on restaurant meals will be held at the February 39 level effective April 7. Operators must post by April 25 the ceilings on all main food and drink items. OPS said price changes could occur only under OPS orders based on the BLS wholesale food price index.
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Office of Price Stabilization
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Weather outlook and temperatures forecast this week
Fair tonight with a low of 28 to 33. Saturday will be cloudy and warmer. March 29 to April 2 expect temperatures 2 to 5 degrees above normal. Warmer through Sunday and cooler Tuesday with some rain in the northeast Sunday and fair by Tuesday. Rain chances include one quarter inch northeast and one tenth inch in the other portion. Normal West Virginia highs around 46 in the north and 48 in the south.
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Beckley
Oak Hill High
Glade Creek
Bellop Greenarier
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Bethlehem Steel and CIO United Steelworkers Meet on WSB Recommendations
Bethlehem Steel and the CIO United Steelworkers met for the first time on Wage Stabilization Board recommendations but the talks broke up quickly. Bargaining was adjourned indefinitely amid confusion over the WSB plan and a threatened steelworkers strike set for April 8.
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Bethlehem Steel
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United Steelworkers
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Bethlehem
Former West Va Resident Charged With Misconduct
The Air Force says Captain Jerry Mitchell Jr. a former buyer and contracting officer at Air Materiel Command will be court martialed at Wright Patterson Air Force Base. He faces three counts alleging negligence and recklessness in duty between May 1950 and June 1951. Mitchell was reassigned to Wright Patterson after misconduct was discovered and returned to duty with the 2750th Airbase Wing.
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Air Force
Jerry Mitchell Jr
Air Materiel Command
Wright- Patterson Air Force Base
Mitchell
Wright-Patterson
Airforce Base
Mysterious Balloonist On Busman's Holiday
A stranger in Stratford Wisconsin slept at a local hotel then left town, abandoning a parachute and instruments. General Mills weather researcher Nick Green identified as the flyer on a day off, while local officials held the gear for safekeeping.
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Minneapolis
Fim
Charles Moore
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Aeronautical Division
General Mills
Nick Green
Myron Mueller
Mueller
Carl Mueller
Emmett Covin
Mic Ray
Navy
Arguments End In Murder Trial
Nellie Gray Clark, 23, of Leser, faces a Raleigh County Criminal Court jury after final arguments in a murder case. The trial follows a previous jury disagreement in January over the fatal stabbing of her husband Waller in her sister Lasher’s apartment. Prosecution said Clark stabbed unarmed husband to avoid dispute as a bystander nearby intervened. defense claimed self defense. Final arguments were set after the noon recess. Also reported: one thousand Easter rabbits burned in a barn fire near Albany, tied to breeder Clarence Mondore who raised them for sale at Eastertime.
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Leser
Raleigh County Criminal Court
Knzpp
Miss S Lasher
Anthony A. ‘Spatacino
Clark
Ned H. Ragland
W. A. Thornhill
Premier Named in Tunisia by French Pressure
In Tunis today the Bey named Salah-Eddine Den Mohammed Baccouche as premier, replacing Mohammad Chenik who was arrested by French authorities. A former premier and French ally, the 69 year old landowner plans to form a new cabinet within the next few hours to restore order and push Tunisia toward eventual self rule.
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Tunisia
Salah-Eddine den Mohammed Baccouche
Mohammd Chenik
French Assembly Ratifies Japanese Peace Treaty
Paris reports the French National Assembly ratified the Japanese peace treaty by 349 to 10. The measure moves to the Senate for review before President Vincent Auriol can sign, with council approval regarded as certain.
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Paris
French National Assembly
Loe
Getnel
Republic
Vincent Auriol
Kilgore Hints Truman Will Not Run Amid Nebraska Feud
In Nebraska the presidential race sees Kefauver and Kerr trading accusations over voting records and campaign tactics. Kefauver charges Kerr with smearing him via an ad attacking his Congress record on Communist control legislation, while Kerr disputes the claim and defends his position on religious tolerance. The exchange shifts focus from campaigns to Eisenhower Stassen Taft and MacArthur as Republican contenders vie for votes ahead of the next primary and convention. Kilgore suggests Truman may not run again, amid party strategy and editorials about policy and leadership.
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Tennessee
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Stevenson rejects Democratic nomination for President
Illinois Governor Adlai Stevenson declares he will not seek the Democratic presidential nomination and will resist any bid to draft him. He cites unfinished work as governor, personal obligations to supporters, and ongoing state reforms as reasons, warning that withdrawal would cause chaos in Illinois.
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Yank Planes Hit Red Supply Lines
Allied warplanes attacked Red supply lines in Korea this afternoon despite bad weather. B-25s dropped high explosives on rail and highway traffic while B-26s hit six supply trucks on North Korean highways. Ground actions saw an Allied patrol return to U.S. lines after Red fire cut them off west of Charwon.
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Pilot Rescued In Helicopter After North Korea Capture
Marine Captain William B. Smart of Leesville Louisiana was shot down in North Korea. He parachuted to a landing zone under heavy fire and was grabbed by Red troops. A rescue helicopter, led by Lt. John R. Calhoun, pulled him aboard despite multiple hits.
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Pravda Claims Secret US Japan War Emergency Pact
Moscow Pravda asserts a secret US Japan agreement during a state of emergency. It says Tokyo’s politics know the terms, while Japan supposedly will push armament propaganda and build forces. It also claims Gen Ridgeway told Yoshida the US would warn Japan of moves without seeking public input.
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Japan raids target Reds as cabinet proposes harsher security laws
Tokyo reports police raided nearly 2,000 Red hideouts in one of the largest postwar crackdowns on the Communist party. The cabinet proposed two new laws to stiffen penalties for subversion and to protect U S garrison forces, sending them to Parliament for action.
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Communist Party
Truck driver suffocated in freak West Virginia accident
Charles Hartman 28 was found pinned under a truck after it overturned on Sector Road near U S 290 five miles west of Romney. The truck allegedly came to rest upright, trapping the driver beneath the front wheel as authorities investigate the bizarre fatal mishap.
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Here
L. W. Kelley
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Kelley
Sistersville approves three year hospital levy
Sistersville voters approved a three year levy for Sistersville General Hospital in a municipal ballot. The levy is expected to raise about 22 600 dollars for the institution now run by the city. Mayor Walter Bradfield was re elected for two years and ran unopposed along with D D Buck as city clerk and MB Wilson as city treasurer and collector after filling Hills vacancy last year.
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Okeh Hospital
Ithe
Hills
Trent Links Pay And Politics To Teacher Scarcity
West Virginia officials tie teacher shortages to politicized placements and low morale. State Supt. W. W. Trent urged school superintendents that merit-based, rule-guided placement and rural housing arrangements could ease shortages and improve qualifications for next year. The meeting also discussed seniority and efficiency hurdles in staffing.
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Charleston
W. W. Trent
West Virginia Association of School Superintendents
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Special Forestry Section Promises Timber Heritage Insight
The Sunday Register announces a forthcoming special section on forestry for Raleigh and nearby counties. The piece urges readers to view the print and picture feature detailing local woodland land and conservation needs.
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