Hanson Denies McCarthy Accusations of Communism
Washington reports Hal Dore Hanson, a year-older State Department official, challenges Senator McCarthy to waive immunity and repeat charges of pro Communist proclivities. Hanson asserts he is not a Communist and has never belonged to a Communist front, while McCarthy testifies Hanson’s loyalty questioned. Concluded on page 6.
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Lightship Rammed by Santa Monica in Dense Fog
The Ame Brose Lightship at New York Harbor entrance was rammed and damaged by Grace Line’s 14,000-ton Santa Monica in dense fog. Fifteen crew aboard the lightship reported a starboard quarter breach and taking on water, towed to St George Naval Base with no injuries. The Santa Monica, inbound from Columbia with 99 passengers, sustained no injuries.
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Big Three Foreign Ministers to Meet in London in May
Diplomatic sources say the Big Three United States Britain and France will convene in London in May to discuss new moves in the cold war against Russia. The meeting signals coordination among the three powers on strategy and tensions with the Soviet Union.
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Hebert Sees Flaws City Orders Halt On Grant Village Job
The City Today ordered Minbros Construction Co to discontinue all work on Grant Village a $5,000,000 private housing project near Grant Blvd and James St The action followed a letter from George E Hebert Building Superintendent and a release by City Engineer Sabon Fritts noting inspections of 15 buildings and indications of deficiencies in workmanship and other items The letter demanded submission within 20 days Concluded on Page 12 Column 4
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GOP Shakeup Sparks East Reds Drive In Washington
The first major shakeup in months aims to sharpen U S actions toward the Far East. Acheson aides shunted. Philip C Jessup named principal adviser on political issues and to coordinate with Undersecretary James E Webb. Truman said Jessup would remain as ambassador at large after a Asia Far East tour, defending his loyalty amid Senator McCarthy attacks.
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Whitney Resigns Commerce Post
Washington reports Whitney has submitted his resignation as secretary of commerce to President Truman. He declined to discuss reasons, noting only his 30 years in government service. The piece notes subsequent pages with related columns and features.
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Elizabeth Heads to Malta for Month with Duke of Edinburgh
Princess Elizabeth left London by air today for Malta to stay about a month with her husband the Duke of Edinburgh who serves as a lieutenant on the destroyer Chequers.
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Emperor Hirohito Confined By Cold In Shikoku Tour
Emperor Hirohito remains bedbound with a cold and fever during the final days of an 11 day tour of Shikoku, the smallest of Japan's main home islands, as officials report he is under medical care and continuing to rest.
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Fog Disrupts NY Shipping and Delays Landings
Heavy fog in New York City blindfolded approaches and delayed arrivals with planes circling for hours above LaGuardia. The Weather Bureau predicted this morning clearance while the Inner Queen Elizabeth missed the previous docking and was rescheduled.
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Floods Hit Valley and Elmwood as Onondaga Creek Rises
Onondaga Creek floods the Valley and Elmwood, washing out cellars and flooding streets including May Clyde Eastman and Hillview avenues. Army engineers credit the reservation dam for limiting damage while a $1,000,000 new channel to straighten the creek remains unfinished. Police set creek guards to police flood scenes as waters threaten nearby areas. up to 34 feet 10 inches above lake level reported at 8 AM with gradual fall by night.
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Col McCormick Stricken on European Trip
Col Robert R. McCormick editor of the Chicago Tribune fell ill during a tour of Europe and Asia. Doctors diagnosed a sudden illness while he was abroad and he rested quietly in Copenhagen at the Hotel d Angleterre, canceling social engagements as he recuperated.
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Unidentified Woman Found Dead in Canal
Police and coroner investigate a partially clad young woman found in the Barge Canal harbor after 7 AM. Coroner Harry L. Gilmore says no foul play indicated but causes of death cannot be determined due to body condition and the body may have been in the water a month or more.
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Yeggs Tear Apart Safe for $40 Cash Heist
Coroner notes body found after safe burglary at Malevera feature. thieves used sledges to batter the safe, escaping with $40 in change and tools to aid future robberies. Police tie the Tire Company burglary to the same pair. a watchman at Associated Laundry foiled that break-in.
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Strike Parley Hits Snag in Detroit Chrysler Talks
Negotiations in the Chrysler strike faced a snag over the 30 million pension offer. The CLO and United Auto Workers accused Chrysler of hedging, which the company denied. Talks remain scheduled with a session planned for today as the 63 day old walkout continues.
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Election returns show mayoral vote after death of candidate
Nashua Iowa reports in the municipal race H D Taylor who wed Saturday gained 325 of 350 votes but died before election. J Strike received 335 votes and was elected mayor as ballots had been printed before Taylor's death.
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Whole Family Thanks Voters After Defeat in Polls
NEWBURY Mets A family note from Charles Moddy explains his defeat in the Board of Public Welfare race. He thanks supporters and his wife for the vote, publishing a cheeky message to the 94 who voted for him and the 565 who did not.
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Scoutmaster Pierce Leads Boy Scout Trip In Lost Trail
Lawton Oklahoma reports Lt E Bay Stout leader J A Pierce took eight scouts on a camping expedition to teach outdoor lore. Pierce himself got lost for hours before locating Wichita Mountain Wildlife Refuge headquarters by following a fence road and hitching a ride with a motorist.
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Farm Home Fire Kills Father and Daughter
In EASE BERNE New York a father William Schroter 26 and his six year old daughter Barbats died in a farm home fire when an oil stove exploded. Three other family members were critically burned as Mrs Ghidys Schroter 29 her son William 8 and her father in law Frank 55 escaped but were hospitalized in Albany.
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Two Children Die In Newburgh Fire
Fire in a three story tenement in Newburgh drove 17 residents to the street. Victims were 18 month old James Eugene Danely and four year old Patricia Ann Morrin, children of Mrs. Evelyn Donely Murray who saved a two month old baby.
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Escaped and lifelines amid Ottawa crash tragedy
A two engine C 37 United States airliner crashed near Ottawa after takeoff exploding in flames. Diplomat Lawrence Steinhardt 57 perished along with four other crew and students. One survivor Sgt. Gene Long parachuted with injuries. Witnesses recalled a ground gripping blast resembling dynamite. The wreckage scattered across a farm field with engines and wings far from the main site. Concluded on page 12 column 1.
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Rainmakers Go Aloft Over New York Rainmaking Test
New York City conducted an initial artificial rain test. A Grumman amphibian departed Floyd Bennett Field in Brooklyn heading to the Catskill watershed to replenish reservoirs now at about 56.8 percent full. A heavy rainfall yesterday added 2.275 billion gallons to storage lakes, the largest rise in nearly three weeks.
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Census estimates population at 150 million in error
Washington says the census bureau estimates the U S population at 50 388 000 as of Feb 2 The 7950 census starts Saturday with a forecast of 350 500 000 to 51 000 000 Excluded is 420 000 Americans serving overseas in the armed forces
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Playing Safe Luncheon Quip Sparks Halfheard Banter
Chauncy Reed at a Chicago luncheon urges prudence and caution while a garbled dialogue unfolds with misheard lines about a secretary, a secretary’s goodbye, and a vowed marriage set to occur the next day, leaving readers unsure of details.
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