Adenauer Pushes Franco German Economic Union
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer proposes a Franco German economic union as a first step toward full unity. He calls for a joint Franco German parliamentary council with sovereign rights to guide economic integration, offering INS to present the proposal to France due to lack of direct diplomatic ties.
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Bonn
Germany
INS
France
Konrad Adenauce
Adenauer
City Plans Property Tax Boost to $1.33 per 1000
Mayor Corcoran said the 1931 real estate tax will rise about $1.33 per $1,000 assessed value as the administration pushes toward the legal limit. City officials project a large pre budget deficit and plan the tax hike to cut the gap, with further reductions planned via tele. Also discussed are sales taxes to support firemen demands and wage increases.
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Onondaga County
L Louis J .Gournier
Syracuse Piremen’s Association
Hmit
McCarthy names top Russian agent tied to State Department
Senator Joseph McCarthy announced to newsmen that he has given the Senate committee the name of the top Russian espionage agent he says is tied to the State Department. He also claimed the department faces pressure to open FBI and loyalty files as the inquiry into Communist presence continues. McCarthy cited Alger Hiss as part of the espionage ring and noted ongoing accusations against several individuals as security risks.
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Senatoc McCarthy
Senate
State Department
Wisconsin Republican
Truman
FBI
Senate Committee
McCarthy
Department
Alger Hiss
Hiss
U. S
Russia
Senator Tydings
D-Md
Jings
State
Pyd
Assembly Final OK on Thruway Authority
Albany officials report Governor Dewey’s plan to form a public authority to build and operate a $450 million New York Thruway passed the Senate and faced Democratic opposition in the Assembly. The measure would create a three member board to finance a 500 mile superhighway and place state credit behind $500 million in bonds. The vote was party line 31 to 25 with GOP support and Democratic opposition.
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Dewey
Assembly
Senate
G.Q.P
Liner Barred At Shanghai Evacuation Plan Stalled
ALBANY AP Arthur Robertson of New York City named by Governor Dewey as General Gordion of the State Liquor Authority faced confirmation. The evacuation of 2000 foreigners and 300 Americans was halted after Chinese authorities and Communists refused landing craft entry to Shanghai. The America President liner mission to rescue evacuees along the Yangtze River was blocked, delaying the westbound evacuation.
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Albany
Arthur F. Robertson
New York City
TIONG
Shanghai
Yangtze River
Nanith
Bulgarians Arrest 26 in Plot to Overthrow Government
About 100 Shanghai bound Yugoslavs and 20 Bulgarians were arrested for conspiring to overthrow the government. The indictment accuses 23 defendants of spying for Yugoslavia. The group had been living aboard and disembarked today as the judgment was announced.
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SOELA
Sofa
Yugoslavia
Defense secretary Johnson not resigning despite rumors
Capital Calling columnist Marquis Chilis reports Johnson has no intention of resigning. The editorial note counters rumors spread on today’s page, while the rest of the issue lists features on pages 30 and 21 including comics, crosswords, and various sections.
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Defense
Johnson
Deaplto
Marquis Chilis
Capital Calling
Jean Kain
Dean
Mary Haworth
Winchell
Chrysler Air Is Clearing
On the 56th day of the Chrysler strike hopeful signs appeared in wage talks. Both sides remained noncommittal but the atmosphere relaxed. Over 140,000 auto plant workers have been idle in Chrysler’s pension dispute with the United Auto Workers. Negotiations have been streamlined to five negotiators per side, focusing on pensions.
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Devrow
Chrysler
Chrys]ffler
United Auto Workers
Decision Delayed On Move to Rome
The House Armed Services Committee discussed the proposed transfer of the Air Force electronics research laboratory from Eaton town New Jersey to Roma New Jersey but postponed a decision until Friday.
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Rome
Washington
Horse Armed Services Committee
Air Force
Electronics Research Laboratory
Eatontown
N. J
Roma
Ogdensburg Toll Bridge Authority Approved by Legislature
The Legislature approved creating a bridge authority to constrict and operate a toll bridge across the St Lawrence River near Ogdensburg. Senator Paul D. Graves of Gouverneur introduced the measure, which now goes to Governor Dewey after final Assembly approval.
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Legsiamte
St. Lawrence River
Ogdensburg
Paul D. Graves
Gouverneur
Dewey
Former Detroit Mayor Jeffries Stricken by Heart Attack
Edward Jeffries former mayor of Detroit suffered a heart attack at his Miami Beach residence and was hospitalized at St Francis Hospital in Niagara-on-the-Lake Ontario where officials reported his condition as serious. The incident caused damage to a church spire and prompted a local emergency response.
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Miame Beach
Fla
Detroit
Edward Jeffries
Niagara-On-The-Lake
Miami Beach
Pite
Jeffries
St. Andrew's
St. Francis Hospital
Byterian
Traffic Light Gives a Lecture at Syracuse Intersection
Syracuse police and General Electric unveil a talking traffic signal at the S Salina and Jefferson street intersection. The device delivers repeated safety messages through a loudspeaker mounted on the signal, urging pedestrians to heed red and green lights, watch directions, and stay alive.
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Syracuse
General Electric
Chamber of Commene
City Police
S. Salina
Jeffersonsis
Peats
Photon
Sally Richards to be Buried Today in California
Fresno report says Sally Richards will be buried today after a sister Alice Richards admitted shooting her in what authorities call a malice killing. Psychiatrists will seek a court-ordered sanity exam as the judge orders further evaluation. parents deny favoritism amid a family of eight children.
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Calif
Sally Richard
Alice
Sally
Trey
Leonard J. Myers
California
School of Correction
John Ashjian
Supenor
Arthur £. Shepard
Dan &. Eymann
Jeft November
Edgard Richard
Richards
Man Receives Police Ball and Traffic Ticket
MABEL MARSH opens the morning mail to find two tickets to the policemen’s ball and a traffic ticket with a note asking for $3 to remit. Police will return all three tickets to William Welch, bookkeeper at 916 EB Division St, after a car was ticketed in the 300 block of East Wasting Wa st. A separate note from Marshall Perry in Montgomery Alabama reports a $10 fine for barking at neighbors in a city court case.
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Mabel Marsh
Traffic Bureau
Waller
Welch
EB. Division St
E. Wastingwa St
Oli
Montgomery, Ale
Marion D. Perry
Perry
Soviet Report Slow Traffic as Red Fleet Returns to Berlin
Soviet papers said the Russian convoy at Helmstedt checkpoint 310 miles from Berlin slowed traffic today as returning ships and vehicles from the Antarctic area press on after a successful transit season.
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Berlin
Moscow
Helmstedt
RussiansAntarctic
New Chinese Raids Loom
Nationalist Comando forces capture Sungmen 200 miles south of Shanghai. Chinese authorities hint a larger strike is near as the tiny coastal town remains under control seized last Wednesday. Gen Chow Chi-Jou pushes unity among naval, army and air forces amid ongoing exercises. Rumors rise of a Red air force as three mysterious planes were spotted by Nationalist airmen.
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Taipel
Sungmen
Shanghai
Boone
Chow Chi-Jou
Fund Is Raised For Mercy Killer In Coplay
About 150 Coplay residents met at the municipal building to plan a defense fund drive for Harold Mohr a 36 year old former tannery worker held without bail on a murder charge for the March 5 shotgun killing of his 85 year old blind cancer patient brother Walter Mohr.
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Allentown
Coplay
Harold Mohr
Mercy
Noh
Walter
Spring Arrives Amid Cool Week Forecast In Wake County
The Weather Bureau reports spring is officially here at 1:36 PM but temperatures this week will run three to six degrees below normal. A northeast moving rain storm over the eastern region weakens as it tracks along the coast. Snow cover should shrink by about two inches tonight, with a low near 30 and a high around 45 tomorrow.
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Mormai
North Carolina
Fortheast
Syracuse
Weather Bureau
Mercury
Freezme
Vatican envoy? Ex-Wall Streeter Martindell eyed for posting
Reporting from Rome by American Broadcasting Co says the Vatican seeks Jackson Martindell a former Wall Street investment banker to be President Truman's representative to the Holy See Martindell in New York declined to comment on the report after a day.
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New York
American, Broadcasting Co
Rome
Vatican
Jackson Martindell
Wall Street
Truman
Holy See
Martindell
Hoover Pay Raise Approved by House Committee
The House Appropriations Committee approved a $4,000 annual pay raise for FBI Director J Edgar Hoover, increasing his salary to $20,000. The action was reported from Washington by INS.
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Washington
INS
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
House Appropriations Committee
House Panel Approves Big War Bill Deficit Overall
The House Appropriations Committee approved a 29.0 billion dollar deficit boosting bill funding 40 federal agencies. Defense dominates with 13.9 billion, Veterans Affairs 5.8 billion, Atomic Energy 0.8 billion. Some Republicans oppose size. Democrats back the measure. If enacted, it would yield a 4.13 billion deficit for fiscal 1951 starting July 1.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Deense Department
Congress
Appropriations Committee
Truman
Taxes Paid March 17 Totaling $446 Million
United States Treasury reported March 17 tax payments at about $446,869,025, released the day after the March 15 deadline for 1949 income tax returns. The figure contributes to roughly $1.032 billion for the first two days after deadline, part of eight and a half months of the fiscal year comparison to $11.261 million the prior period.
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Washington
A 'Treasury
Two Kinds of Surrealists Hint at Domestic Roles
Sebastian Melmot, the surrealist sculptor, spoke in Santa Monica on surrealism noting there are two kinds of surrealists as there are two kinds of husbands. A woman quipped that husbands fall into two types, one who washes dishes with his wife and the other who wipes up the Moor with her.
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Sebastian Melmot
Santa Monica
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