Churchill Arrives in Boston To Speak At MIT
Thousands greet Winston Churchill in Boston as he arrives at South Station for a speech on world unity. Police estimate 20 000 in Dewey Square and crowds line the route to the Ritz Carlton. Churchill, 74, will address MIT during a mid century convocation, with a 7000 word address to be broadcast worldwide.
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Churchill
Winston /Churchill
Britain
South Station
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Karl T. ‘Compton
Winston Churchill
Secret Service
Scotland Yard
Soutside
John Ff. I McCarthy
Dewey Square
Ritz-Carlton
Massachusetts Institute For Technology
Boston Garden
Karl T. Compton
M.L T. Church
Homburg
Editorial on Atlantic Security Pact and Western Europe defense
The piece notes Gen Charles Detraulle of France warns against basing Western Europe defense on Britain. Marquis Childs highlights on the editorial page while listing other features and page placements including comics, horoscope, and columns across pages 14 through 58 and 539.
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United States
Charles Detraulle
France
Western Europe
Great Britain
Marquis Childs
Senator Kem questions high European recovery costs
Senator Kem of Missouri voiced astonishment at EU recovery purchases including beer barrels whisky barrels and false teeth and asked why cheese sold at 1115 per pound occurred. He noted two cheese buys totaling 599 476 pounds cost 1 Editors say the price was more than twice the 47 cent average on 1 026 014 pounds across five other purchases.
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Washington CP
Kem
R-Mo
Econmic Cooperation
Paul G. Hoffman
ECA
Pentagon Warns on Military Reshaping
A stark Arizona landscape photo was pinned to a Pentagon bulletin board after Defense Secretary Johnson announced plans to trim deadwood from the military establishment. The caption cited changes ordered by the new secretary.
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Washington CE
Arizona
Pentagon
Johnson
Grocer Endures Holdup Try In Mi amisburg Neighborhood
In Mi amissburg a 65 year old grocer Wilbur Marpur fought off a teenage robber who wore a handkerchief and carried a gun. The youth struck him with a homemade blackjack and fled after the grocer hit him with a pop bottle. Six stitches were needed for the head wound.
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Miamisburg
Wilbur Marpur
Karpur
Truman backs anti inflation program and higher taxes
President Truman reaffirmed support for his anti inflation program and stand by price controls while arguing a federal deficit is riskier to the economy than a tax increase. He urged Congress to raise taxes by about 4 billion dollars, saying future deficits threaten economic health.
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Washington
Truman
George
D-Ga
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Dow Plane Falls Five Die In Ontario Crash
Dow Chemical Co president Dr Willard Dow aged 52 and his wife were killed when their private plane crashed near London Ontario. Also dead were Cal vin Campbell of Midland and copilots A J Bowie and Fred Clements. Campbell's husband survived. Icing conditions were cited. The party planned a Boston MIT dinner.
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London
Ont
Willard ‘H. Dow
Dow Chemical Co
Midland
Mich
Boston
Mass
Fred Clements
Czech Spy's Term Cut to Five Years
Frankfurt German authorities announced Gen. Lucius D. Clay reduced the 20 year sentence of Czech spy Frantisek Klecka to five years The prisoner who was tried in Munich on February seventeenth 19 31 claimed Moscow training as part of his defense and acceptance of his guilt.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Lucius D. Clay
Frantisek Klecka
Munich
Decline in cost of living forecast by U.S. official
The U S commissioner of labor statistics forecasts about a 10 percent drop in living costs next year, barring wars and weather. He notes little reason for a larger decrease and warns factors could alter the outlook. Philadelphia area report highlights the assessment.
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Philadelphia
U. S. Commissioner of Labor
Lambs Hit New High Price as Market Records Rise
CHICAGO lamb prices reached a record 32.25 per hundred pounds up 25 cents from yesterday's peak. Ewan Clague spoke to the International Association of Public Employment Services about food price trends and rent pressures, noting rents near 1924 highs and a potential unemployment rise toward 600000 this year.
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Chicago
Ewan Clague
International Association of Public Employment Services
Licensed Nursing Starts Tomorrow
Beginning tomorrow New York requires all paid nurses to hold a license under the State Nurse Practice Act of 1935. The rule, effective after today, mandates mandatory licensing for all practitioners who provide nursing services for hire.
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Albany
New York State
Jury Acquits Man Of Lottery Charge In Police Court
A mixed jury found Joseph W. Cullerton not guilty of possessing lottery slips but remanded him to jail for parole board action. Cullerton, on life parole, faced possible reimprisonment for parole violation at the board’s April session. He was arrested Feb. 25 after parole inspectors found policy tickets in his room at 608 Gifford Street. Allan F. Morgan testified the tickets belonged to him. Judge William P. Ramerick presided and sent the case to the jury at 11:35 A.M. The jury's 25 minute verdict followed the trial which began Tuesday, with $159 cash and tickets seized.
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State Parole Board
Cullerton
Lfe
Gifford St
Atttorney
Paul R. Shanahan
Allan F. Morgan
S. Beech St
William P. Ramerick
James E. Heffernan, Jr
Hancock, Jr
Edith R. Hammond
Lynch
Carl F. Waack
Wadsworth St
Lawrence D. Ford
le Moyne
Inez M. Wild
le Moyne Av
Stanford W. Jones
Delray Av
Bamerick
Jto
There’s Quite a Kick in Wooden Leg Kittanning
Police freed Joan Myers from jail after a drunk in public charge led to a strange discovery. A half empty wine bottle protruded from Myers’ wooden leg, prompting a cautious release from the western Pennsylvania town jail.
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Kittanning. Pa
Joan Myers
Myers
Clarion
Pennsylvania
Judy Garland and Vincente Minnelli Divorce Confirmed
Judy Garland confirms the breakup of her marriage to director Vincente Minnelli. She says they tried hard to overcome incompatibility and are happier apart.
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Hollywood
Judy Garland
Vincente Minnell
What would you do with 10000 if you had 12 months
A middle aged Oklahoma City widow, Mrs Heart, learned she has a heart ailment likely to kill her within a year. She has 10000 to spend and asks the Daily Oklahoman for advice on a plan with purpose. Her daughter lives in California and she keeps her plans private.
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Oklahoma City
Mrs. Heart
Heart
Daily Oklahoman
Snow Forecast Promises Lingering Cold Across Regions
A Texas born storm shifted eastward delaying warmup and bringing rain then snow flurries. Syracuse reports flurries while Buffalo sees rain and sleet. Nebraska endures blizzards and wintry cold as winds rise and temperatures fall across areas.
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Syracuse
Canada
Illinois
Buffalo
Nebraska
Pauper Funeral Reveals Large Fortune of Tax Agent
Joseph Bowling, 75, left a $500,000 fortune while earning $5,000 a year as a federal tax agent. He retired on $170 a month and died of malnutrition three weeks ago, leading authorities to investigate how the money was amassed and why he was afraid to spend it.
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Tnion City
Joseph Bowling
Bowling
Generous thieves leave tires after break in at Tucker garage
Four burglars broke into a garage owned by Walter Tucker in Niagara Falls last night. They shattered a door glass but did not steal items, instead leaving behind three automobile tires and wheels valued at more than $50.
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Niagara Falls
Walter Tucker
Tucker
Session Ends in Dispute Over Disability Benefit Plan
New York legislators adjourned amid dishar mony between the AFL and Democrats over a proposed disability benefit system for six million workers. The Dewey backed bill passed but drew no Democratic votes and the GOP aims to win AFL support in fall city elections. Governor’s signature awaited. report continues on page 18.
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Albany
INS
New York
AFL
A.F.L
Dewey
C.so
G.O P. High Command
A F.L
Senate
Assembly
Federal dam hearing set for Raquette River project
The Federal Power Commission will hear arguments on April 27 regarding Central New York Power Corp.’s plan to build a dam and storage reservoir on the Raquette River near Massena New York. The company fights an examiner’s ruling that a Federal license is required.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
Central New York Power Corp
Raquette River
Massena
N. X
FPC
Raquette
St. Lawrence
Northern Development Corp. Haier
Commission
Potsdam
Rival taunts about a wife named Virtue in Atlanta dialogue
James Frawley of the Dry Goods Institute recalls a rival calling his wife Virtue as she is her own reward. He notes she handles all housework every week without wages in Atlanta while he was buying rice.
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James Frawley
The
Dry Goods Institute
Atlanta
Federal Act Lifts Ceilings in 100 Areas
Federal action to lift rent ceilings in about 100 areas begins with a survey of landlord incomes ordered by Housing Expediter Tighe Woods. The survey will guide fair income determinations for potential rent boosts under the new law and does not imply universal increases. President Truman welcomed the measure but noted bipartisan criticism from real estate interests, while warning ceilings can be reimposed if rents spike.
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Tigherwoods
Woods
Truman
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