Acheson Questioned as Hearings Continue on MacArthur Breakup
Syracuse Herald Journal summarizes Day Seven of the Armed Services and Foreign Relations hearings into General MacArthur's dismissal. Acheson faces questions on Muccio remarks, Korea policy, and armistice prospects while senators debate timing for further sessions and possible legal ends to the inquiry.
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Diplomats vanish as search widens across Europe
Officials discounted foul play threats and withheld political implications while the Foreign Office launched a Europe wide search for MacLean and Burgess. Paris sent wires for authenticity amid no messages from the missing pair. Prime Minister Atlee received a secret report as authorities in Western Europe, including Germany, Austria, Sweden, Finland, Denmark and Norway, were asked to watch for the two men. MacLean’s wife Melinda Marling faces a hospital birth as their sons, Fergus and Donald, battle measles after the disappearance. The Foreign Office suspended both men yesterday for being absent without leave.
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Pan American Stratocruiser Returns After Engine Failure
A Pan American Airways Stratocruiser with 56 aboard diverted safely to Shannon after one of its four engines failed over the North Atlantic while en route to the United States. The aircraft landed without incident at 7:00 A.M. local time.
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Beef Cattle Market Signals Possible Shortage Ahead
Reports from major livestock markets indicate cattle offerings have fallen sharply from recent and year-ago levels. The trend suggests beef supplies may be tight in butcher shops next week as farmers hold back. President Truman and DiSalle denied any compromise plan to end the beef dispute, while price control officials monitor markets in Chicago and 11 other centers amid sparse cattle sales.
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Girl Burglar 13, Blames Mother in Theft Ring
A 13 year old girl who admitted sending her daughter to burglarize apartments for six months blamed her mother. The mother, Mrs. Dori Leo, was jailed for receiving stolen property as police recovered thousands of dollars in jewelry from the Lee apartment. The girl was seen near a building where a watch was stolen and later told officers the line about the family.
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Rider Horse Beset On Their Night Out
In Cleveland at 2 A M a black riding horse was found tethered to a tree outside a saloon. The rider Tim John Schultz said Clive was with him. Officers ordered the horse off the tree lawn and issued a patrol wagon escort for the rider due to the missing tail light.
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Recruitment Guardrails for Marines in 1775
Major Samuel Nicholas, the first Continental Marine officer, ordered recruiters to accept only candidates who were reliable and religiously mature, combined with proper physical robustness. The directive emphasized discipline, moral character, and physical fitness as prerequisites for Marine service.
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Congress Prodded On Controls Law Fire Deaths Spur Action
In Washington and Chicago authorities report three children died in a fire likely sparked by fireworks in a tenement blaze that damaged attic apartments. The incident comes as Congress, urged by President Truman, presses to renew the Defense Production Act before the 30 day deadline. Four others injured, as lawmakers move to extend the law amid inflation fears and calls for tighter controls. Names and ages of victims include Venus Vaisvilas 10 months, Shirley May Dowald six months, Nora Jean two, with the father absent from details.
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Pressure of 30 Billion Annual Increase Boosts Defense Outlays
The article notes a massive 30 billion dollar yearly rise in defense spending, highlighting sharp fiscal pressure on the budget. It discusses how the surge affects allocations across programs, procurement, and personnel, with potential impacts on national security capabilities and debt dynamics.
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