Cardinal Admissions and Recantation in Hungary Trial
Duke Paul Asterhazy pleads guilty as the fourth defendant in a case that also includes the Roman Catholic Primate of Hungary. Prosecutors accuse the Cardinal of seeking U S help to flee by plane and of black market money dealings. Esterhazy testified purchasing an $8000 dollar check from the Cardinal, calling him the head of the Hungarian Royal finances.
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Paul Asterhazy
Hungary
U. S
Selden Chapin
Esterhazy
Cardinal Mindszenty Trial Opens Amid Accusations and Flight Hints
The opening of Cardinal Mindszenty’s trial features 13 hours of questioning. Esterhazy denies requests for financial aid from the Cardinal or his court while the Duke admits smuggling $29,000 to Vienna. Mindszenty mutters a confession about attempting to flee, and a letter alleged to promise a $4,000 payment to a pilot is questioned.
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Mindszenty
Esterhazy
Vienna
Peoples Court
Gyula Hlapi
Mindasen_ ty
U.S
Selden Chapin
Iletter
Vilmos Olthys
Chapin
Associated Prose
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Chopin
Hungary
the Tablet
Judge Admits Confession In Slayers Case
The confession of Edwards, a 25 year old Glen Burnie postal worker, describes shooting Mahlan and her 18 year old date after an argument. He led police to where he dumped the bodies near Annapolis as his father witnessed the signed statement.
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Edwards
Glen Burnie
Crain and Generals
Annapolis
Krias
Mahlan
Truman Affirms UN Framework for Cold War Talks
President Truman says the United States will not bypass the United Nations to hold talks with Russia or other powers on world affairs. He notes Secretary Acheson, after consultation with the President, fully answered Stalin's Sunday statements. The Kremlin is given a path to propose action through established channels.
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Berlin
Truman
United States
United Nations
Russia
Stalin
Acheson
U.S. and Russia Pledge Peace in UN Charter Tone
In a Wednesday news conference a spokesperson said the United States and Russia are already committed to avoiding war or force in their relations with each other and other nations. He argued that such commitment is in the United Nations charter and that any new pact on the same lines would be meaningless.
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United States
Russia
United Nations
Temperature Up Keeps Ice Away
Weather details reported by Keedynville forecaster J A Miller for January show total precipitation near 6 inches with 4.92 inches as the exact figure. Partial clearing is expected later with little temperature change overnight and tomorrow. Most of the nation remains cold and wet with sub zero readings in several states and snow across the Great Lakes region.
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Keedynville
J. A. Miller
Grand Forks
N. C
Dakotas
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Montana
Bismarck
Wyoming
Colorado
Nevada
Halt-T
Mississippi River
Gulf Coast
Ohio River
Great Lakes
Michigan
Illinois
New England
Florida
Miami
City Council Plans To Advertise New Charter
The Mayor and Council discussed printing the entire proposed city charter in local newspapers ahead of the March vote. Five hundred extra copies will be produced for key individuals and groups. An ancient unit called a cubit appears in the text.
FDR Suffered Four Strokes, Health Decline Revealed in Book
Look magazine prints excerpts from Dr. Wolds book Mr President How Is Your Health detailing Franklin D Roosevelt gradual decline during wartime. Rep A L Miller notes public was not told truth about his health and cites strokes from 1943 to 1945 with final death at Warm Springs Georgia.
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Cairo
Tehran
White House
Roosevelt
Bernard M. Baruch
Georgetown
8. C
Wold
Hyde, Park
Commodity Prices Fall Across Markets Prompt Puzzled Experts
Experts discuss new declines in commodity prices reflecting increased pig iron supplies and a general softening of the steel gray market. D C Procure of Briton Oklahoma cites possible 10 to 15 percent food price drops below 1948 levels within a year. Agriculture Secretary Brannan notes recent food price drops as an adjustment, not a drastic trend. Sagging grain prices spark questions about price supports as dealers cite ample supply across commodities.
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National Retail Grocery Association
D. C. Procure
Briton
Okla
Chicago
American Meat Institute
Brannangald
Soldier Completes Basic Training at Fort Dix
Recruit Charles Keys son of Mr and Mrs E M Bullett 120 W North Hudson Md finished basic training with the 9th Infantry Division at Fort Dix New Jersey He will visit home before further assignment The piece also notes cooking guidance for chop suey using pork or veal with pork must be thoroughly cooked before adding vegetables.
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Fort Dix
N. J
Charles Keys
E. M. Bullett
W. North Hagers
Town
9Th Infantry Division
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