Explosion Kills 11 Arabs in Haifa District
Police report 10 Arabs slain in yesterday fighting in Jerusalem and surrounding areas. A suicide style blast in Haifa residential district killed 11 or 12 Arabs and wounded many children, with clashes spreading to Sheikh Jarrah and Katamon.
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Union Local Is Indicted in Connecticut
The Justice Department indicted Painters' Local Union No. 481 in New Haven on Taft Hartley Act political spending violations. The president John R. O'Brien was named, with alleged use of union funds for political ads in Hartford and for airtime on Radio WKNB.
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Justice Department
A.F.L. Union
Connecticut
Clark
New Haven
A.P.L
John. R. O’brien
Hartford
Timias
Avneaeast
WKNB
General to Inspect Athens Greek Army Tour
Major General James A. Van Fleet, chief of U S military forces, leaves Athens for a five day inspection of the Second and Third Greek Armies ALENS.
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James AS. van Fleet
The
U. S
Greece
Editorial attacks on anti red witch-hunt by HUAC panel
The piece critiques the House Un American Activities Committee subcommittee inquiry as a shabby and mean current witch-hunt. Marquis Childs calls Dr Edward B. mion head of the National Bureau of Standards for leading the anti red campaign. The article appears among other features on pages 18 and 36 37 with listings for comics horoscopes and notices.
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Edward Mion
Nariened Bureau of Standards
Marquis Childs
Unknown friend’s remark echoes in hushed corridor
An unnamed confidant whispered a cryptic line about a “Sen Breathless” moment, suggesting secrecy and tension in a private setting. The fragment hints at hidden motives or a developing tension behind the scene.
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Ady
Veto Free World Agency Proposed to Curb Russia
A group of Republican senators urged the Senate to amend the Marshall Plan with a veto free supreme international council. The outfit would lead collective security against aggression or subversion, with members holding permanent seats by agreement and others by election, differing from the UN and lacking a veto. The plan aims for U.S. leadership in a new world security framework, described as offensive-defensive and designed to bypass UN veto power.
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Tobey Questions McCabe Over Bomber Tail Cuts
Senator Tobey accuses Thomas B. McCabe of ordering tails cut from nearly new B-25 bombers to spur publicity for a sale to a private Chinese firm. The Senate Banking Committee opened hearings on McCabe’s fitness for the Federal Reserve Board as President Truman considers his nomination to chair, replacing Marriner Eccles. Tobey seeks to uncover what influenced Truman’s decision to demote Eccles to vice chair.
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R-N.h
Thomas B. McCabe
Forstall
Senate, Banking Committee
McCabe
Federal Reserve Board
Truman
Senate
Eccles
Legislators Decry Hotel Strike Amid Albany Split
Republican and Democratic leaders in the Senate condemned a hotel strike in Albany. They called the walkout at the Ten Eyck and DeWitt Clinton hotels an attempt to intimidate the legislature and judiciary during the legislative session.
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Senate
Benjamin F. Feinberg
Ten. Eyck
Dewitt
Clinton
Calf Born With Two Faces After Caesarean
A Holstein cow delivered a calf last night at Endwell via Caesarean operation. Veterinarian James H. Howard says the heifer has a fair chance of survival though the dam is in serious condition. The calf, owned by August Harder, has two faces two mouths four eyes and three ears but is otherwise normal.
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Endwell
James H. Howard
August Harder
Film Labor Leader Denies He’s Red
Fletbert K. Sorrell, Hollywood labor leader, testified before a House subcommittee that he is not now or ever a member of the Communist party. He said he would reveal such facts if ever joined and joked about being deported to Missouri where he was born.
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Washington
Fletbert K. Sorrell
Hollywood Labor
Communist Party
House Labor
Mssouri
Britain Protests Over Guatemala Flag at Legation
A British spokesman said Britain will protest the flying of the Guatemalan flag over the British legation in Guatemala City during a demonstration yesterday. Thousands protested for more than an hour, and the Guatemalan flag was raised over the legation.
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Iran
Dolbear Warns City Merchants On Absorbing Sales Tax
Syracuse business leaders face warning from Dolbear that merchants cannot absorb the sales tax and must show tax separately at sale. He cites methods like line-item tax on receipts and price labeling to avoid consumer misinterpretation.
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Syracuse
Food Price Index Rises After Six-Week Slide
NEW YORK (UP) The wholesale food price index rose in the week ended March 2 for the first time since January 13, advancing nine cents to 6.70. Dun and Bradstreet said the index fell to 6.61 last week but remained below the year ago level of 6.77. The uptick ends a six week decline that trimmed the index from the early high of 7.28 on January 1.
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Dun &Bradstreet, Inc
U S Plea to Arabs from Washington Urges Middle East Peace
The Foreign Office said it has received word that President Truman will send a special messenger to call on Arab rulers. He urges a determined effort to preserve peace in the Middle East.
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Lebanon
Foreign Office
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Truman
Middle East
Deserved to Lose
A man dies and leaves small legacies to three friends each to place $10 in his coffin. The first two comply but the Scotch American substitutes a $30 check. The next day the check is cashed and he recalls the undertaker is a Connecticut Yankee.
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Finnish Reds Demand Pact Talks Start
Finnish Communist leaders urged President Paasikivi to begin immediate negotiations for a treaty of friendship and military alliance with Tevasla. A five member delegation met Paasikivi to press the issue, rejecting any delay until after July elections.
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G. M. Savonenkov
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Panstktul
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Sho Thelsinii Stock Exchange
Marshall and Forrestal warn Greece Turkey peril to freedom
Secretaries Marshall and Forrestal testified before the House Foreign Affairs Committee that Greece and Turkey face grave danger and need more U S military aid. They urged a $275 million package for weapons to deter Soviet pressure and said aid must focus on Greece and Turkey as long as threats remain.
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Turkey
United States
House Foreign Affairs Committee
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Defense Forrestal
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Czechoslovakia
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Jury Urges Mercy Yet Slayer to Die in Sing Sing
Samuel Williams, 19, was sentenced to death in Sing Sing's electric chair for the bludgeon slaying of a Brooklyn high school girl. A jury recommended mercy but Judge Louis Goldstein overrode the plea, deeming him a dangerous menace to society.
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Vpp
Samuel Wile Ninms
Sing Sing
Willams
Brooklyn
Emissary Reports Terror Tactics Amid Czechoslovak Tensions
Prague envoy discusses fear of terror used on Benes and calls for support from the United States and other governments. He cites Slovak patriots seeking freedom and recalls wartime exile governance as context for current protests and international responses.
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Thear
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Dominican Republic
Denunciation Seizures Reported in Prague Coup Fallout
Prague court orders confiscation of a three power denunciation tied to the Czech coup. U S information service distributed copies of the declaration by the United States Britain and France. Rudolf Slansky says purge committees remain. about 1000 copies seized. Police remove bulletins from Information Service windows.
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Oslovakia
U. S
Joseph Kolarek
United ‘States
Great Britain
France
U. S. Information Service
Sil
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Kolarek
Alsov
Karl’ Stefan
Neh
Republic
U. S. Information’ Service
Quake Jars Manila
An earthquake of moderate intensity shook Manila at 5 13 PM local time with no damage reported. No injuries were confirmed as authorities assess the impact and aftershocks.
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Manila
Weatherman Scores Big With Snow Forecast
Chief meteorologist Andrew D Keller issued a forecast of four inches of snow which materialized as rain or mixed precipitation overnight leaving a low of 23 degrees. Today expects light snow flurries and colder air with a 15 degree low. Tonight winds ease for a cloudy, cold tomorrow. Rochester reports three inches and Buffalo a trace. Midwest winter storm forecasts 4 to 12 inches with no thaw in sight.
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