Wintry Storms Leave 30 Dead Across Nation
Violent early spring weather battered the eastern half of the country with blizzards in the Midwest and high winds. The AP report notes millions in damage, power outages, travel disruption, and a tornado in northern Ohio injuring four. Dust storms in North Dakota reduce visibility, snows linger in the Dakotas and Great Lakes region, and floods threaten Tennessee Mississippi Alabama. More than 2,500 families evacuated. Concluded on Page 6, Column 3.
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Mississippi
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Eisenhower Eyes Exploratory Talks and Paris Pact Debate
President Eisenhower described a plan for exploratory talks at a lower level, seeking Russian intent and warning that high level talks could be used for propaganda. He contrasted his view with Senator George’s call for a big power conference and noted ratification of the Paris agreements as a prerequisite.
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Ike on Yalta papers no gain from looking back
President Eisenhower commented on the Yalta papers saying there is nothing to be gained by going back ten years to judge motives. He cautioned against premature publication and said he hopes allies are not harmed or their good faith questioned by the documents. He added publication might cramp the style of our allies and did not insist on future power conferences.
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Eisenhower
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Bevan Receives reprieve from Labour leadership clash
In London Aneurin Bevan escaped immediate expulsion as Clem Attlee urged the national executive to reprieve him. The motion passed 34 to 33 and creates an eight member subcommittee to interview Bevan and assess his future stance after Bevan was previously stripped of the party whip in Parliament.
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First Food Price Gain in Eight Weeks
Wholesale food prices rose for the first time in eight weeks led by March figures. An official index showed a modest increase from the prior week, while the year-ago level remained well above the current point. Local notes mention Japan’s radioactive rain and Hiroshima university figures tied to the broader price context.
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Maresaki
Shin Weeks
Sigwa
Hiroshima University
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Dun & Bradstreet
Cain
Skinheads Seek Break in Barbers Price Debate
In Columbus Ohio bald members of the Ohio House pushed for an inquiry into haircuts charging 25 cents extra for crew cuts butch cuts and flat tops. The resolution urged the nine sponsors to investigate and requested price sharing for those with bald heads noting the premium is unfair to the bald.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio House
Gales Subside Tonight After Destructive Central New York Storm
Upstate New York reels from two days of gale force winds and heavy rain with 80 mph gusts in Buffalo and 63 mph in Rochester. Roofs lost, antennas toppled, and floods swelling creeks as Hayes family pleads for water relief while Cayuga Seneca Lakes flood fears rise. Andrew Keller reports 5.33 inches of rain over two days.
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Living Costs Unchanged as Wages Rise in February
Government data show February living costs stayed flat from January while factory workers gain higher take home pay. The BLS index stands at 114.3 percent of 1947-49 average with some city price increases. Average earnings after taxes for families with three dependents reach $69.17 weekly, while single workers earn $61.91, up from January. Purchasing power for the typical factory worker climbs about five percent over the past year due to higher take-home pay despite mild living cost shifts.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Spooner Delivers Refrain Against Them Once More
In a crisp note from Spooner the refrain returns urging a steady stance as past warnings resurface. The cadence mirrors prior appeals and urges remaining vigilant against repeated errors.
River Kids Shove Off For School In Rowboats
Seneca River's floodwaters forced Baldwinville area families to use rowboats to reach the school bus stop at Hayes road. Mothers carried children to safety as the bus stop remained crowded with shivering students awaiting a ride to Baldwinsville Central School. Residents recalled the 1950 flood, noting the water level was rising and could worsen if rains continue.
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Hayes Rd
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Marion Widger
Diane
Widger
Baruch Warns Inflation Heritage Threatens Market
Bernard Baruch, veteran adviser, testifies on inflation’s impact on the stock boom and urges strong defense spending and sound policy. A cave-in on a Genesee Street project injures Charles Thorn and interrupts hearings. House and Senate fail to agree on a personal income tax cut amid inflation concerns.
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Wilshire Ré
Charles Thorn
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Edward Dillingent
University Hospital
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Thorn
Senate Conference Committee
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Senate
Squirrels at the White House become campaign issue
Senator Neuberger pledges $25 to save the White House squirrels from removal. He calls for an end to trapping and banishment, arguing the rodents are living creatures and a balcony for the President’s golf green should be protected. Other leaders comment on the uproar and heritage of the White House wildlife.
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White House
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White
Truman
Today’s Feature Proposals Spark Top Level Talks
A fragment from a historical page notes discussions of top level conferences involving the United States and Russia with mentions of Daviel Lawrence. It references today's material page contents across sections like editorials letters and features and hints at page placements for pictures and columns.
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Russia
Daviel Lawrence
Ing. Repter
Cooperation over census measures stalls in Albany session
Lawmakers fail to agree on a plan amid talk of a state census to aid suburbs around Syracuse and Jefferson counties. Comptroller Levitt cites population data and education needs while debates swirl about funding and timing.
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