Truman fires artillery at critics at dinner remarks
President Truman warned critics and columnists that no s o b will influence his cabinet moves. About 200 Reserve Officers Association members heard in Washington that he names and moves his staff, praising Marshall Eisenhower Bradley. He recalled Marshall’s 1940 quip about his age and said he never betrays friends despite pressure from pundits.
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Omar Bradley
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Senate
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Vaughan
Peron
Argentina
Truman
Truman to vacation in Florida for 13 days at Key West base
The White House announced President Truman will travel to Florida for a rest early next month. He plans to spend 13 days at the U. S. submarine base at Key West, leaving Washington March 6 and returning March 19.
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White House
Truman
Florida
U. S
Key West
TV in Car Hit Ohio Bans Driver View of Screens
Ohio lawmakers vote 96 to 23 to bar television receivers in moving cars. The bill requires screens not visible to the driver and aims to curb driver distraction, with back seat viewing allowed only for passengers.
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Ohio
House of Representatives
Ohio General Assembly
Senate
Joseph Schwartz
Hamilton County
Carl Baker
Crawford County
Smoke study aims to curb Canton pollution sources
Canton hosts a team of five smoke experts led by Mr. Lammers to map pollution across industrial zones and downtown areas. They plan to identify sources from railroads to homes and commercial districts, aiming to draft a model ordinance and reduce smoke with cost savings for hoteliers and factories.
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Donald C. Maddock
B. Lammers
Cincinnati
Canton
Mr. Lammers
Lammers
Coal Producers Committee
E. W. Anderson
A. L. Quayle
Anthony J. Russo
Jack Vogele
H. B. Lammers
A. L. Kiewit
Egypt and Israel Reach Armistice in Holy Land
United Nations officials say Egypt and Israel will sign a 12 chapter 5,000 word armistice in Rhodes at 10:30 a.m. local time to halt hostilities in Palestine. The deal covers demilitarization and withdrawal in the Negev with annexes on terms and prisoner exchanges. Beersheba is reportedly not addressed, despite Egyptian calls for demilitarization.
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Israel
Egypt
Palestine
United Nations
Holy Lawd
Ralph Bunche
U.N
Canton
Dr. Bunche
Negev
Negev Desert
U. N. Assembly
Dr. Bunch
Cairo
Bunche
U. N
Beersheba
Three Judges Named for First Degree Murder Trial
Common Pleas Judge Paul G. Weber will form a three judge panel with Judges George N. Graham and Frank B. Cope for the trial of Frank P. Martin 24 of 1812 Berger NE. Martin waives jury and admits to the crime in the December 4 alley slaying of James N. Rose 52 of 2010 Mahoning NE. Police say Martin confessed and stole eight dollars. Local truckers meet at 803 W Tuse to discuss contract.
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Paul G. Weber
George N. Graham
Frank B. Cope
Frank P. Martin
Berger
Graham and
Cope
Weber
Martin
Kenneth Lesh
Drakenbrod
James N. Rose
Mahoning Vd
Carnahan Ave
Farley Changes Barbershop Address and Shop
W. H. Bill Farley previously with B. and J. Barber Shop moves to Bartsch Barber Shop located at 6th and Cherry NE. The transition marks a local professional staffing update in the city’s barbershop scene.
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W. H
Bill” Farley
Bartsch Barber Shop
6Th and
Cherry
House Nears Showdown on Pension Fight
Washington February 23 AP House leaders ready to let members vote early on the Rankin bill for veterans pensions. Rankin would pay 90 dollars a month to 18.8 million veterans reaching 65 with costs estimated up to 6 billion a year by 1990. Sabath signals clearance next week amid protests and parliamentary maneuvers. President Truman opposes a pension or bonus at this time.
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Axis Sally recalls hunger driving wartime Nazi radio work
Mildred Gillars, known as Axis Sally, testified she turned to broadcasting for Germany during World War II due to poverty and hunger. She described a harsh early life from Portland Maine, through Ohio Wesleyan, Cleveland, and New York, detailing her struggle to survive before her wartime role.
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Axis Sally) Gillars
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St. Johns
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Chronicle House
Miss Gillars
Miss Gillards
New York
Coal Producers Urge 80 Day Injunctions In Labor Bill
Public hearings on the Truman administration labor bill wrap up as coal industry leaders press for safeguards. Joseph E. Moody of the Southern Coal Producers Association warns of possible strikes unless Taft-Hartley provisions for 80 day injunctions remain, with National Coal Association backing the same.
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Southern Coal Producers’ Association
Moody
James W. Haley
National Coal Association
Congress
Elbert Thomas
Utah
Tedays Repository Amusements 29 Communist Conspiracy 9 Deaths
Editorial page lists various columns and sections including George Sokolsky Westbrook Pegler and market and financial items. The clipping references radio programs social news sports and weather.
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George Sokolsky
Westbrook Pegler
War Threat Stressed by Red Leaders on Anniversary
Moscow notes on the 31st anniversary cite Marshal Bulganin warning the Soviet Army to maintain permanent combat readiness amid U S plans for a new war. He says American ruling circles wage aggression while the Soviet people pursue peaceful labor.
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Russia
U.S
Moscow
United States
N. A. Bulganin
Bulganin
Berlin Air Lift Sets Second Daily Tonnage Record
Anglo American aircraft delivered 7,897 tons of supplies to Berlin marking a second consecutive daily record and surpassing yesterday’s 7,513 ton high by 384 tons as the air lift continues to mobilize wartime relief efforts.
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Berlin
Soviet Press Warns Aggressors Face Doom of Failure
Pravda cites warnings against new aggressors claiming world hegemony. Izvestia quotes Marshal Govorov urging stronger defense and noting the Soviet Army’s new arms surpass foreign models. He accuses American imperialists of using atomic diplomacy to intimidate peaceful nations.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Pravda
Leonid Govorov
Izvestia
Soviet Union
Govorov
Soviet Reversal Keeps Troops in Germany
Soviet spokesman S Timofeyev said Russia would be compelled to keep troops in Germany as Western powers refuse to withdraw occupation forces. The Taegliche Rundschau report signals a major shift from six months of promises to withdraw and follows the plan for a West German state.
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Berlin
S. Timofeyev
Russia
Germany
Timofeyev
Taegliche Rundschau
Russians Enter British Zone in Berlin to Honor Soviet War Memorial
Fur capped Russian soldiers marched into the British sector of Berlin for two hours to lay wreaths on the Soviet war memorial marking the Red Army's 31st anniversary. British authorities called the display routine as Anglo-American airlifts roared overhead and reporters watched the contingents pass the Branden burg Gate.
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Red Army
Brandenburg Gate
Tiergarten
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