Acheson Sees Peril To NATO In New Aid Call
Washington witnesses, including Secretary of State Acheson and Secretary of Defense Lovett, told Congress that trimming foreign aid would harm NATO cohesion. They argued the multi billion dollar program sustains Western defenses against Communism, noting World War II costs and the need for continued support.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
Senate House
Senate
Bizrest
Acheson
NATO
W. Averell Harriman
Muvust Securiw
Free World
Imree
Lovett
funda-China
Omar N. Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Western Europe
Federal grand jury may seat for nationwide underworld case
From Dognaping to H C L hints point to a possible federal grand jury in New York. U S Attorney Edmund Porter notes tips from Watertown about a nationwide racket of menacing dotted activities. Jurors may hear testimony on dognaping and related local problems as part of broad federal probes. Witnesses are advised to attend after April 2 on the second floor of the federal building.
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Underworld Actis
New York
U. S
Edmund Port
Geniuz Asd Nymiots
Port
Watertown
9Ehizen
Feem
Maniia
Cedar Rapids
Department of Justice
Washington
Troon
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Federal
Lds
Sewage Pipe Row Sparks Court Fight Between Geddes and Syracuse
Tension grows between the Town of Geddes and the City of Syracuse over pipelines to Solvay Process waste beds at Lake Lands. Geddes plans a special board meeting next week to seek an injunction to stop the line, citing high pressure tactics and noxious steam. A petition circulated in Lakewand seeks action to close the waste beds, with copies delivered to town attorney Sidney B. Coulter.
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Geddes
Syracuse
Solvay
Slidge
Lakes Jand
Coen
Frank W. Conway
Joan
Shaneables
Con- Way
Vety Oficial
Conway
Lakeland
Solvay Company
Sidney B. Coulter
Walter Pope
Lakewand
Libby Denounces Reds Plan On Prisoner Exchange
Rear Adm. E. B. Libby rejects the Communist demand for an unconditional prisoner exchange before releasing a roster. Libby calls it unacceptable and says the Communists must move first. Col. Kinney labels the stance as impractical as negotiations proceed from December terms. North Korean officials claim progress toward a stepwise solution.
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Horea
Allied Bay
Libby
Ubal
Andrew 3
Kinney
Lee Saazi
Union Contributions Bills Seen Dead In Albany Editorials
The piece notes union contributions and pending state bills in Albany that could regulate politics. It mentions opposition from labor wings and cautions over broad constraints, with emphasis on press freedom and upcoming editorial comment.
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Albany
Sech Cemotehip
Erracs
Dames Des-Voir
I Him
Anisembly
Freedom of the
Ship Deal Claims Spark Senate Probe Involving Casey
Admiral William Smith testifies before a Senate investigations subcommittee about ship deals linked to ex Representative Casty and associates. He recalls no White House help while naming Tajrser, Gascy, and others as participants in negotiations. The probe centers on 33.25 million diverted from ship deals and Morne oil tanker connections.
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Washington
William Smith
U.S
Mariime Commission
White House
Newbold Morris
Senate
Smith
Joseph E. Gascy
Casty
Massachusetts
Mersin
Casey
Morne
GE Workers in Syracuse to Receive 500000 Back Pay
Syracuse GE plants at Electronics Park and Thompson Road will distribute 500000 in back pay to 10606 employees on March 21 and 31 after government approved a contract with the IUE CLO. Each worker gets about 50 dollars as retroactive pay from Sept 15, plus a cost of living element. payments affect both hourly and monthly workers with delays due to complex payroll calculations.
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Syracuse
General Electric Company
International Union of Electrical Workers Clo
Electronics Park
Thompson Rd
Raiv Sleets
Itty
Tno
Dan Glander resigns as village official amid drunken on duty charges
Dan Glander yesterday resigned as police chief street commissioner and garbage collector of Broskvile village. He cited excessive publicity over accusations he was drunk on duty New Year's Day and said the talk continued even after the council absolved him.
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Datton
Dan Glander
Broskvile
Bank Clerk Held In $800 Coin Embezzlement
Fred Reidel, 51, a veteran teller at the Hanover Bank in New York, is charged with embezzling about $800 in quarters over eight years. An FBI spokesman says he counted quarters for deposits and had $35.25 in his pockets when questioned. He is held in $1,000 bail and faces up to four years in prison and a $5,000 fine if convicted.
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New York
Fred Eoward Feldel
Hanover Bank
FBI
Reel
Reidel
Tax agent confesses amid probe over missing cash
Albert Cohen a 53 year old veteran revenue agent testified before the House Ways and Means Committee admitting he forgot about $12000 in cash in his safe deposit box after being questioned. He said interrogation skewed his answers and he was accustomed to asking questions. The hearing marked a dramatic moment in the federal tax scandal probe as investigators pursue lax in irregularities and cross check spending against sworn records.
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Washington
Wold House
Albert Cohen
Ore City
House
Ways and Means and
Cohen
Pasx
New York
Inves
Golumn
Weather Shifts From Snow To Rain As Winds Increase
March weather teases spring as forecasts swap snow for rain and strong winds. The storm's progression may bring warmer temperatures tonight and a brief easing before a new cold snap. Rail workers walkouts recede as crews return to service. main line operations expected normal by midafternoon. In Chester, a break in the case of a break in and burglaries is reported as guards monitor a second story apartment.
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Ind
Court
Union
Joy Iral
Mercury
Andrew P
Chitamo
Chester
Charles
Carroll
Paul Bushone
Eplkhart
Walang
Skeleton highway stunt haunts Route 30 incident
In Steghentille G G and associates report a dancing skeleton on Route 30 near a small airport. Louis Martel of Rhode Island recounts a near collision and a jumper from a car. Patrol officials note eerie sightings on Route 40 as a phantom skeleton in luminous paint inspires fear and speculation.
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Steghentille
Louis Martel
Pamtucket
A. J
Yorkville
Rezer Lelinl
Martel
Rome
Ohio River
Fire Ocker
Eastwait National
Wedern Ghia
Tax Bureau Revamp Faces Senate Vote Over Corruption Fight
President Truman backs an Internal Revenue Bureau reorganization aimed at tighter control and efficiency. The plan, described as a key weapon against corruption, heads to a Senate vote with predictable opposition from McClellan and others. Senators clash over potential party alignments and the reform’s blaze toward a streamlined tax service. The House has approved the measure, and the President sent a third message urging support.
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Washington
Truman
Internal Revenue Bueau
Senate
Humphrey
D-Minn
Jssue
McCicllan
Margaret Chase Salih
Darkeen CI
Aiken
Pemocrat Sur
Jt Spices
Congress
House
Presiient
Mon Taney
D.-Okia
Cicero Police Chief Cleared in Race Riot Case
Cicero Police Chief Enrin Konovekys was acquitted of omission of duty in the July race riot. Judge Frank R. Leonard directed the jury to return a verdict of not guilty after the state failed to present sufficient evidence of criminal wrongdoing.
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Cuicago
Enrin Konovekys
Cicero
Aichite
Frank R. Leonard
Political picture taft and truman still rated as foes
In Washington, Truman and Taft remain formidable adversaries amid Kefauver and Eisenhower New Hampshire primary wins. Kefauver, a Tennessee Democrat, and Eisenhower highlighted continued party splits while Taft supporters claim strong opposition to Truman.
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Taft
Truman
Washington
New Hampshire
Kefauver
Eisenhower
Tennessee
Rnot
Eisen
Ohio
Harry Truman
Xefauver
Senstors
Aiken
Iken
R-Vt
GIs Turks Halt Attack Near Heartbreak Ridge
Allied forces halted a major Red assault along a 21 mile front in Korea. US 25th Division and Turkish troops repelled waves behind heavy artillery, with hundreds of enemy casualties reported as the front quieted elsewhere. Naval forces supported the defense with direct hits on Red positions.
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Seoul
Korea
U. S
U.S
Turkey
Heartbreak Ridge
Amy Sail
Patrot Lelashes
Arpogs
Fonchon
Nichistis St. Paul
Manchester
Higone
Wrong Numbers in MOXTIGOMFAY Dialing Case
City Recorder John Scott fined James Sleste three dollars and costs after convicting him of dialing telephone numbers at random to “become acquainted.” The calls were ruled an invasion of privacy.
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Moxtigomfay
Ala
Th— City Recorder
John Scott
James Sleste
Nizam Takes Fifteen Wives on Air Trip to Delhi
The Nizam of Hyderabad arrived in New Delhi with 15 wives and accompanying family members aboard three planes. Indian Air Force jets saluted from the runway as the 63-year-old prince, wearing a yellow turban and coat, stepped ashore with his entourage. His first visit to Hyderabad state in 17 years drew a large crowd and a formal greeting by officials.
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Delhi
India
Hyderabad
Wits
New Delhi
Indian Air Force
She Naam
Red Cross Probes Charges Amid Cold War Tensions
The International Red Cross Committee announced an inquiry into alleged Communist charges of warlike activity against Korean forces. Protest notes were sent by Hungary, Czechoslovakia, Romania, and Bulgaria, as public safety items in Korea stirred tensions.
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Genena
Sojizeqland
Red Cross
Aid
Egainse Communiss Sengee
Korea
Fores. S
Pobre Ene Uegeer
Hungary
Fo|tard
Remanis
Bulgaria
Pilot Blamed For Crash Near Little Valley
The Civil Aeronautics Board blamed the Buffalo bound C-46 crash on the captain’s poor judgment in attempting a flight by visual reference in instrument weather. Twenty six of the 40 aboard were killed including Buffalo pilot Capt. Victor A. Harris and the copilot. No aircraft malfunction was found and weight was under limit.
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Washington
Civil Aeronaplics Board
Little Valley
We ‘Sland
Victor A. Harris
Aichi
Pittsburgh
Senate approves twice yearly car checks plan amid opposition
The senate endorsed the Dewey administration proposal for compulsory car inspections at two state operated stations twice yearly. The measure faced rough reception in the Assembly where the Wars and Meats Committees reportedly killed a companion bill last week. The Senate also passed a controversial law related to the debate.
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Dewey
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