Pike to Head Atomic Board Temporarily
Washington D C President Truman will designate Sumner Pike as acting chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission pending Lilienthal's successor. Lilienthal leaves office tomorrow after a goodbye call to the White House. Pike, a Republican and vice chairman, will start as acting chair Thursday and is one of the original commission members.
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Wasilengton Uf
Truman
Sumner T. Pike
Atomic Energy Commission
David E. Lilienthal
Lilienthal
White House
Charles Ross
Dike
Twister Toll Is 47 Dead in Four States
A series of deadly tornadoes swept 26 communities across Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, and Tennessee, killing 47 people and injuring many. Nine fatalities occurred in Texas near Hur ricane Hill, with LaPorte and Alvin among first hit towns. Louisiana reported 29 deaths near Shreveport, and damage statewide topped 1.5 million dollars.
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Ripley, Tenn
Texas
Arkansas
Louisiana
Tennessee
Hurricane Hill
LaPorte
Alvin
Lone Star
Austin
Snk
Red Cross
Shreveport
Emergency powers for coal rationing approved by New York Legislature
Governor Dewey won swift approval for a 30 day emergency powers act to ration coal and potentially restrict electricity and gas use. Tallamy named solid fuel administrator with authority to regulate coal distribution and implement priority usage. Statewide voluntary coal pooling began, with advisory city and county committees to assist.
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Albany
Dewer
New York State
Assembly
Senate
Dewey
Public Works
Bertram D. Tallamy
Star Solid Fuel
Tallamy
Chrysler and UAW Continue Talks Amid Strike
DETROIT. Without promise of early agreement, Chrysler and the United Auto Workers kept peace talks going. On its 21st day, the strike idled between 730,000 and 140,000 workers in auto plants and related industries.
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Detroit
Chrysler
United
Auto Workers
Capital Calling contrasts fundraising styles in party columns
Marquis Chikis analyzes and contrasts fundraising approaches used by Democrats and Republicans in today's Capital Calling column on the editorial page. The page highlights opposite techniques and includes references to other features such as comics, horoscopes, and various sections across pages 10 to 31.
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Marquis Chikis
Capital Calling
Ida Jean Kaln Sr
Dean
Mary Haworth
Repter
Search Continues For Navy Plane Over Gulf of Mexico
Coxrus Christe Texas reports a dawn to dusk search for a Navy plane missing with nine men since Friday. Thirteen planes combed over more than 30 400 square miles in the Gulf of Mexico. No trace found. Last heard south of Port Arthur and last radio report received at 3 PM Friday.
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Coxrus Christe
Tex
Gulf of Aexico
Port Arthur
Naval Air Station
Nordic Leaders Confer On Regional Problems
Premiers of Sweden Norway and Denmark met in Malmstad Sweden behind closed doors to discuss Nordic problems and potential cooperation. The informal talks aimed to align policies on regional security energy and trade amid shifting European politics and Arctic developments.
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Malmstad
Sweden
INS
Norway
Denmark
Currendt
It's Appropriate Day for Justice's Marital Action
Cupid's darts fell on Supreme Court Justice Clifford H Seart on Valentine Day as attorney Philip Willsher urged love. The judge signed an order allowing Nellie Phinney of 510 Madison St and Edward Viel of Buckley JH B D 1 Liverpool to wed after Phinney's 1941 divorce and prior court permission. Viel runs Relinkie Farm Supply Co at 2083 Park St and joined the petition.
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Cupid
Supreme Court
Clifford H. Seart
St. Valentine Day
Philip Willsher
Nellie Phinney
Madison St
Edward Viel
Buckley JH
Viel
Relinkie Farm Supply Co
Park St
Phinney
Refunding Plan Set for $9.49 Billion in New U.S. Bonds
The Treasury outlined a plan to refund about $9.49 billion in four maturing securities into two new issues maturing in 1954 and 1955. Secretary Snyder described exchanges: 1% certificates due July 1, 1951 for $2.92 billion of one-year 1% certificates due March 1 and $962.5 million of one-year 11% certificates due April 3. two to offer notes maturing March 15, 1955 bearing 17% interest for $1.96 billion in eight-year bonds and $3.60 billion in 18% month notes. holders of March 2 certificates receive 142% interest on 16-month notes. April 2 maturities receive 143% on 10-month notes.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Snyder
B-36 ditched near Queen Charlotte Sound off British Columbia
A U S Air Force B 36 carrying 16 aboard ditched in open sea off the Vancouver coast during a training flight from Eielson Air Force Base Alaska to Carswell Texas. Messages indicated a landing in Queen Charlotte Sound with search parties launched by the Coast Guard and cutters from San Francisco and New York alerted. The aircraft reported icing conditions over the British Columbia coast before disappearance.
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San Francisco
Coast Guard
New York
Queen Charlotte Sound
Ketexist
Alaska
US Coast Guard
Columbia Coast
Taxi Owner Gets 1st POW Check
Washington reports the first POW subsistence payment under the War Claims Act went to Frank B. Bigelow of Rockville Maryland. He received 1198 dollars for 1188 days in Japanese camps after being captured at Corregidor. About 250 other ex POWs will receive payments this week as the fund begins to distribute.
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Washington
Frank BH. Bigelow
Rockville
War Commission
Daniel F. Cleary
Georgia Lusk
Bigelow
Otto Gixth
Bigetow
U.S.A
Commission
Philippine Island
Snow blankets Syracuse as planes canceled and roads slow
Seven to nine inches of snow and sleet snarled travel in the Syracuse area. Regular flights out of Hancock Airport were canceled before noon, while highway traffic slowed. The official Hancock reading topped seven inches, with a 7.5 inch mark noted, and meteorologist Andrew P. Keller commented.
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Hancock Airport
Syracuse
Hancock
Andrew P. Keller
Heavy snows claim five lives in Northeast region
News from New York and Connecticut reports heavy snowfall with up to a foot in parts of upper New York. Three traffic deaths and two heart attack deaths occurred amid shoveling efforts. Niagara Falls area schools, including 14 000 children, closed for a Valentine’s Day holiday due to snow and coal shortages. Elmira notes 12 inch fall. Oneonta near that amount.
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New York
New England
Connecticut
New York State
Niagara Falls
Elmira
Oneonta
General Forbids Fancy Tailoring For Air Force Uniforms
Washington report says General Hoyt Vandenberg found Air Force men tailoring new slate bodige uniforms to fit themselves while Berlin reports note a three hour slow down in traffic at Berlin and Helmstedt with Russian officials offering no explanation for the delay.
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Washington
Hoyt
Vandenberg
Air Force
Berlin
Helmstedt
Snow Plow Warnings Drive Tow Away Blitz In City
Police Chief Kinney announced strict enforcement of the 1 to 7 AM parking ban to keep streets clear for snowplows as 20 vehicles were towed last night. Severe weather forced school closures in Central New York while a DC-6 diverted to aid Buffalo passengers.
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John A. Kinney
Kinney
New York
Buffalo
Cleveland
St. Louis
Dallas
Tax Cut Demand By 71-Brewery Union Workers
Washington reports 71 brewery and distillery union workers urged Congress to grant a 529 million dollar reduction in excise taxes on liquor beer and wine. The group pressed for swift action to ease industry burdens and boost production.
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Washington
Congress
Unclear Quote From Jerome S. McVede Speech in Washington
In a reception in Washington Canadian economist Jerome S. McVede remarked that while world peace is desired it would be useless to demand it immediately. He compared such a demand to asking a bank for funds or inquiring about circulation of a high brow periodical.
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Jerome S. McVede
Economist
Washington
Man Trusses Up Wife and Turns on Gas in Domestic Incident
Joseph Corpina, 30, was charged with felonious assault after binding his wife Eva, 30, with a bathrobe cord, gagging her and throwing her on the davenport in their New York apartment. He admitted to police that he turned on gas jets following a quarrel.
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New York
Joseph Corpina
Corpina
Eva
Public Works Pay Day Delayed Two Weeks
Public Works Commissioner Frank F Harmon announced that day workers in his department will receive no pay tomorrow as a corrective step. He said advance certification of employees caused the delay and that wages for the period ending Feb 1 1935 will be paid on Feb 23. Beginning Feb 28 public works employees will be paid biweekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank F. Harmon
Public Works
Harmon
Herbert B. Myron
Civil Service Commission
Girl 13 Believed Scared to Death in Northwich
Police suspect Evelyn Washburn 23 frightened the girl, who was found dead in the road Saturday night shortly after leaving Gance. No motive or circumstances clear, investigation continuing to determine cause and any link to the adult.
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Northwich
England
Evelyn
Washburn
Gance
Pope Sicks With Flu at Vatican City Today
Vatican sources report Pope Pius XI confined to his apartment with a slight influenza attack. Papal audiences for today canceled as a precaution.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Prus. XI
Walkout Persists As UMW Declares Back To Work Orders
Washington The United Mine Workers Union says 3000 locals were messaged to return to work after telegrams repeated John L. Lewis back-to-work instructions. Miners stayed idle despite the orders, government hopes for a contract negotiation grew, and White House officials denied imminent seizure. Talks were set to resume, with court actions looming over potential contempt.
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Washington
United Mare Workers Union
John L. Lewis
UMW
White House
Charles G. Ross
Ross
Truman
Lewis
Worrow
Richmond
Keech
Hundreds of Pickets Guard Mines Strike Closes Pits
In Pennsylvania miners and pickets on day two defy government and Levis orders. Accidents reported as officials search for facts about shootings near Latrobe. State police investigate possible link to regional coal mine protests and pit area closures.
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John L. Levis
Pennsylvania
Frank Kozar
Leroy Har
Ajotine i
Latrobe
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