Trunk Death of Milwaukee Teen Stuns New York
A 16 year old Milwaukee girl found dead stuffed in a trunk on a Long Island Sound estate prompts homicide theories. Police question Bernie Robinson and a truck driver as possible suspects after a narcotics connection emerges.
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Milwaukee
Harlem
Atty
Alexander Herman
Bernie Robinson
Long Island Sound
Robinson
Joanne Barbara Scott
Gerald Scott
Greenwich
Conn
James C. Greenway
Yale University Department of Health
Greenway
South Carolina
Legal Control Group Seeks Signatures for Scurry County Liquor Election
The Scurry County Legal Control Council reports already gathering more than the required names for a local option petition to legalize all alcohol sales. Seventeen petition copies circulate this week for county clerk certification before the March 10 commissioners court meeting, with a goal of 3,000 signatures by midweek.
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Scurry County
Commissioners’ Court
Scurry County Legal Control Council
Charles H. H. Cooper
R- S. Bickerstaff
J. W. Browning
Nolen Beauchamp
A. B. Shelton
Charles M. Benge
Vernon O. Rannefeld
Jim S. Sullenger, Jr
Austin D. Flatt
D. C. Melivain
Henry F. Wenetschlaeger
Harry Ward
H. W. Ward
R. A. Schooling
J. H. Whitehurst
J. B. Woodall
Truman Ivison
Sam W. Head
N. R. Clements
Eisenhower Welcomes Greece and Turkey to NATO Camp
Supreme Headquarters at SHAPE reports Greece and Turkey join the Atlantic defense alliance. Eisenhower meets with two political backers amid silent stance on any campaign ties. Forbes and McCann hint at New Jersey primary implications and Taft’s possible voter choice. Flags are raised marking Greece and Turkey’s NATO entry near Paris.
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Turkey
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United States
Malcolm S. Forbes
New Jersey
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Defiance College
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Paris
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Britain
France
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Community drives raise funds for portable iron lung in county
Hilton Lambert and local groups led a road side drive to fund a portable iron lung for free public use in the county. Donations topped about a two thousand five hundred dollars including an air lock device, while a polio survivor modeled the respirator in the downtown window.
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American Legion
Shriners
Veterans of Foreign Wars
The
Legion
Lambert
Betty Morgan
J.C. Morgan
MacDonlad
Raymond Williams
Six Candidates File For City Offices As Deadline Passes
Six men announced for five city offices in the April 1 general election as the filing deadline at noon yesterday passed. Mayor Forest G. Sears seeks a third term. Ward No. 1 contest between Dr. Robert H. Hargrove and F. A. Karr. other wards have unopposed or single candidates. Ennis Floyd withdrew after learning incumbent J. Elmo Crowder would run.
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Forest G. Sears
Ennis Floyd
Wade Pipkin Motor Co
Robert H. Hargrove
Junior Chamber of Commerce
F. A. Karr
State
H. B. Allen
N. R. Clements
Southwest
Snyder
A. M. McPherson
Sears
H. G. Towle
Crowder
Crowder - Hall
East Highway
Ivan Gatlin
Clements
Avenue U
The
American Legion
Ernest Taylor
Karr
Haskell
Highway Department
Twenty - Fifth Street
Floyd
Warn Against Soft Pedaling in NY Tax Inquiry
Republican tax investigators threatened to yell like hell over any soft pedaling of the New York internal revenue office inquiry. Rep. Reed demanded the resignation or removal of Secretary Snyder, accusing him of winking at irregularities. The dispute surfaced as the Ways and Means Committee showdown neared, with some Democrats opposing further investigation.
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Washington
New York Internal Revenue Office
New York
House
Ways and Means
New York Internal Revenue Setup
Justice Department
New Premier Named By Farouk To Lead Shaking Nile Nation
Cairo reports indicate King Farouk named Ahmed Naguib Hilaly Pasha 63 to succeed Aly Maher Pasha as premier after Maher Pasha quit amid palace disputes. Police patrolled Cairo streets as political turmoil spread and rioting earlier left at least 67 dead.
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Nile Nation
Cairo
Egypt
Aly Maher Pasha
Britain
Ahmed Naguib al Hilaiy Pasha
Hilaly Pasha
Maher Pasha
Mohammed Aly Maher Pasha
Hilaly
Wafd
Mustapha Nahas Pasha
Greeks Give Death Sentences To Accused Red Sympathizers
A Greek military court sentenced eight Greeks to death and four to life imprisonment for radioing military secrets to Communist nations. Among those condemned were Nicholas Beloyannis and Ioannidou, while several others received long terms. The case involved underground networks in Bucharest and Red stations in Czechoslovakia, Hungary, and Romania.
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Bucharest
Romania
Red
Nicholas Beloyannis
Elli Loannidou
Elias Arghyriades
Nicholas Calaoumenos
Philaretos Lazarides Dimitrios Batsis
Miltiades Bisbianos
Haralambos Touliatos
Dimitra Katrivanou
Catherine Triantaphyllidou
Dimitrious Prodromides
George Chryssis
Stavros Michakis
Constantine Triantaphyllides
Supreme Court
Nicolopoulos
Moscow
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
United States
Teodore Razintis
Battles Rise on Korean Front as Armistice Talks Stall
On March 2 the 155 mile front saw renewed fighting with Allied tanks pushing into Red territory and Chinese artillery and infantry raids repelled. U S Eighth Army officers warn of potential spring offensives while Air Force operations target North Korean supply lines. Friday tank thrusts west of Chorwon and near Kumsong incurred losses for the allies with at least ten tanks damaged and fifteen bunkers destroyed or damaged.
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Eighth Army
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Chorwon
Kumsong
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Red
German Arms Program Put Under Fire
German labor leaders and the six million strong workers oppose Chancellor Adenauer's rearmament plan. They refuse to back defense policy and call for general elections to decide remilitarization amid Socialist opposition. The move strains Adenauer's three party coalition and mirrors CDU deputies with labor ties.
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Germany
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
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Lisbon
European Defense Community
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Labor
Christian Democratic Party
CDU
Lattimore Admits Soviet Writer Help On Pacific Affairs Policy
Senator investigators heard Owen Lattimore acknowledge inviting a Soviet writer to shape Pacific Affairs editorial policy for the Institute of Pacific Relations. He refuted claims the move aimed to make the magazine a Communist mouthpiece. He testified for the fifth straight day.
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Owen Lattimore
Senate
Pacific Affairs
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IPR
Lattimore
Communist Party
Sen. Ferguson
R-Mich
Soviet Council of
Middlemen Named Principal Cause in Shipments to Europe and Korea
Senate investigators study profits and fees in shipping munitions to Korea and aid materiel to Europe. A source cites over $1,000 daily profits on some charters as Johnson orders a detailed cost inquiry into middleman use and contract practices. Officials note government cargo ships are sometimes chartered to private operators, while other vessels operate under agent fees.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
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Atlantic
Pentagon
Truman Plans Nationwide Address On Europe Aid Bid
President Truman will use a radio and TV address Thursday night to push a foreign aid package totaling 7.9 billion dollars for Europe. Congress weighs reductions as Sen. OMahoney and Rep. Mansfield suggest cutting foreign military funds before economic aid. Last year lawmakers cut 1.2 billion from the request.
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Truman
Congress
White House
Acheson
D-Wye
Rep. Mansfield
D-Mont
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Paris
Vacancy Claim Reappears in Scurry County Land Rows
The narrow east west strip between H&TC and H&GN surveys in Scurry County draws interest as FE Carter of Coleman seeks a vacancy claim. If proven not covered by old surveys, Carter could gain one sixteenth royalty with the state retaining a share.
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FE. A. Carter
Coleman
State Land Office
Carter
M. R. Estes
H&tc
H&gn
Estes
State School Land Board
No Progress In Korea Peace Talks Over Prisoner Exchange
In Munsan on March 2 negotiators from Communist and Allied sides failed to move toward a truce, with both factions sticking to hard positions. Fresh disputes over prisoner exchange terms deepened the deadlock as UN Command accused the Reds of repudiating their agreement to provide supplementary data on war prisoners.
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Munsan
United Nations Command
Light Showers Forecast as Warm Front Moves North
Weather summary notes light showers in Snyder yesterday with cooler temperatures in the area. No significant rainfall expected as a warm front from the Rio Grande Valley moves northward, with a high of 58 degrees recorded unofficially at 5 PM yesterday.
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Rio Grande Valley
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