Taft Announces Candidacy in 1952 Race
Senator Taft declared today he will seek the Republican nomination for president in 1952. He issued three prepared statements at a crowded press conference, signaling a Wisconsin primary bid and potential Ohio delegates. Supporters expect further declarations as party dynamics unfold and other contenders position for the GO P nomination.
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Boston Man Testified About Tax Reduction Scheme
Maxwell Shapiro of the Manwell Shapiro Woolen Co said he paid 10000 dollars after being told by Denis Delaney that taxes could be cut by about 100000 dollars. Shapiro testified before a House committee probing corruption in the Internal Revenue Bureau and said Delaney approved the payment.
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Bomber Crash After Mission Kills Nine at Japanese Base
A Fe29 Superfort bomber attempting to land at a Japanese base in bad weather on a return mission from Korea crashed. Fairchild Air Force Base announced eight dead and three injured among the eight killed and three wounded.
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Hunt C-97 Search Nets Wide Ocean After C 97 Crash
Navy and Air Force search teams from Argentia Newfoundland and Midh Base, supported by additional planes and ships, scoured the Atlantic for the missing C-97 which vanished with a full crew aboard. The operation mobilized a large force of airborne and sea assets to locate any trace of the aircraft.
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House Votes Here Aid for Schools
The House passed yesterday and sent to the Senate a bill to provide increased Federal aid to schools in entien defense areas. Local communities may obtain this aid if they show a high cost in school population because of defense activity. The bill would permit them to obtain help for school construction and maintenance.
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Switzerland Jails Alleged U S Spy
Swiss federal court convicted Charles E Davis of political espionage for allegedly furnishing information to Senator McCarthy and U S agents. Davis was sentenced to eight months in jail and ordered expelled from Switzerland.
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Today's Features Weigh Burden of New Arms Program
Editorial notes the heavy burden on taxpayers and policy makers from a new arms program and the potential impact of atomic weapons on warfare. It cites commentary from March and references editorials, features, and page placements across sections including sports and letters.
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Death Ends Game in Cleveland A Boy Kills Family Dog
In Cleveland a young boy, believed to be unguarded, killed a family dog with a borrowed pistol. The victim is Dale Ferry, the only child of Mr and Mrs Dominic Ferry.
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Soviet warning over Norway bases near Spitzbergen and Bear Island
Moscow warned Norway that allowing bases on Spitzbergen and Bear Island would violate a Paris pact and enable hostile actions against the Soviet Union. The note, delivered to the Norwegian ambassador, accuses Oslo of aiding a Western Atlantic alliance and planning a fast military program.
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Cops Don’t Like Cows on Broadway
Brooklyn man Jordan, 30, won a 1500-pound cow in a restaurant contest and allegedly drove it across Broadway to a waiting truck. Police summoned him for unloading the bovine on a public street. Restaurant owner Abe Goldstein offered to cover any fines and hire a lawyer. Jordan planned to keep the white and tan cow.
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Bagozzi Pleads Guilty To Gambling Charge
Frank Bagozzi, 45, of 730 Laurel Street, admitted guilt to operating a gambling establishment after a dramatic raid on 424 Pearl Street. Police captured an alleged game at the club. ten inmates were to appear in Police Court. Judge Bamerick issued warrants, and the defense was represented by Richard P. Byrne.
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Jets shoot down nine MiGs in major Korean air battles
Eight Sabrejets of the U S Air Force destroyed or damaged a record nine Communist jets in a 15 minute clash in Mig Alley. Fifth Air Force reported one Sabrejet damaged and returned to base. Ground action by UN forces pushed toward Kumsong with limited gains as 110 air battles unfolded. Concluded on Page 7.
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Iran rejects British offer over UN council issue
Iran will refuse to participate in any council action on the dispute, Fatemi says. Mossadegh to speak as the issue is debated at the UN in New York. Iran seeks settlement through negotiated talks and warns the matter is internal to Iran, while still open to negotiations over compensation for British investment and possible oil sales.
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Boyle Friend Resigns as U S Democratic Officials Fall
Solomon, treasurer of the Democratic National Committee, resigned today joining a second chairperson replacement within two weeks. He cited belief the new chairman would appoint his own officials after a call with President Truman and left his resignation at committee headquarters before the White House visit.
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Home Booby Trap Blasts Wrong Man
Frank Gordon of Roversford Pa was injured by a booby trap set by Leon Fralinger at a cottage near Bridgeton New Jersey. Gordon, who was crab hunting with friends, says he stumbled on the device while searching for a light switch. the trap used an electrical fuse with dynamite and a fishing reel as the bait.
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Weather Outlook Promises Mild Conditions Ahead
Weather service reports continued pleasant weather with temperatures rising from 18 to 73 today and 75 tomorrow. Tonight’s low around 47, with yesterday’s high of 73 the highest since the fifth of the month. Cooler trends and a few showers expected late tomorrow night.
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Africa airliner crash claims all aboard
A State owned South African Airways DC-3 crashed in bad weather near a mountain outside Durban while en route from Johannesburg to Durban. All 12 aboard were killed according to a search plane report. The disaster marks the first airliner crash in the airline’s history.
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Army and Air Force Drop Recruiting Radio Shows
Washington reports the Army and Air Force will discontinue three radio programs aimed at boosting recruitment after failing to win support in Congress. Budget figures cited include 688000 for music features and 8100 for a game segment as part of the slate. The report notes church souvenir sales and a royal visit card incident involving Princess Elizabeth.
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Today’s Chuckle Snide Exchange Under Oath
A lawyer teases a witness about intelligence while under oath. The witness retorts that without the oath he would return the compliment. The brief exchange appears in a comic item from Commerce.
Assassination Sparks Crisis Across Muslim World
A London dispatch reports the assassination of Pakistan Prime Minister Liaquat Ali Khan intensifying already tense regional frictions with India over Kashmir. Britain and Western powers push to form a Middle East defense, Egypt resists, while anti foreign demonstrations rise near the Suez area. Talks in Paris involve Syria Lebanon Jordan as the UN seeks lasting peace between Arab states and Israel.
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MacArthur to March In Big Legion Parade
A heavy Miami downpour dampened plans for Gen Douglas MacArthur leading a large Legion parade. Weather forecasts warned of lingering showers but predicted clearing before his arrival from New York. The eight hour event drew attention away from politics as spectators braved rain for the spectacle.
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British Reinforcements Sent as Suez Unrest Turns Fatal
Britain ordered reinforcements to the Suez Canal zone amid clashes between British troops and Egyptian rioters. In Ismailia and Alexandria, casualties were reported as police and soldiers exchanged fire and mobs attacked posts and vehicles. Officials identified the First Lancashire Fusiliers among units in action as Cairo reported deaths and hundreds injured in the flare up.
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Hurricane Churns North Toward Atlantic Coast
The 16th hurricane of the season surged from 400 miles east of Jacksonville and moved toward Cape Hatteras with 70 to 80 mph winds. Warnings extended from Myrtle Beach to the Virginia Capes as tides rose and ships were told to stay in port. Gale force winds stretched 300 miles from the center, with strongest gusts north of the center around 70 mph.
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Typhoon Leaves 448 Japanese Dead in Japan
A devastating typhoon strikes Japan causing hundreds of fatalities and injuries. National police report 443 deaths with thousands displaced. The disaster results in extensive home loss and damage estimated above $55 million. Local relief efforts mobilize as authorities assess the scale of casualties.
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Court Puts Chill On Lou Costello in Los Angeles
Superior Court ordered comedian Lou Costello to pay 2242.93 to Bayer Goodman over a lube machine used to make ice cubes for taverns. Bayer sued Costello for 6065 for work on the project. Costello countered with 27017 alleging device defects.
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Dope Confiscated by Milan Police in Cocaine Bust
Milan authorities announced the seizure of cocaine valued at 179000 dollars tied to a smuggling scheme aimed at the United States. Police pegged the operation to an international gang named Joe that handles the contraband.
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