Blood Clot Fatal to Child in Paducah Beating Case
Three year old Lary Daniel Downing died from a blood clot on the brain after a beating. Coroner C. J. Barell says pneumonia followed the injury. Boyd Allcock, 41, is charged with murder and held at Eddyville State Penitentiary. Sheriff Barkley Graham notes the mother described Allcock as the child's mother's common law husband and signed a statement accusing him of repeated blows while intoxicated.
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Paducah
Lary Daniel Downing
C. J. Barell
Bastell
Boyd Allcock
McCracken
Eddyville State Penitentiary
Clicuit
Holland G. Bryan
Allcock
Barkley Graham
Margie Downing
Notice of Call for Redemption of 3 percent Bonds
Treasury announces redemption of all outstanding 3 percent Treasury Bonds of 1948 51 dated January 2 1842 with redemption date June 15 1648. Bondholders may exchange all or part for other U.S. interest bearing securities. full surrender and exchange details in Circular No 006. Signed by John W Snider Secretary of the Treasury. Treasury Department Washington February 14 148.
Tax rules urge filing if income hits six hundred in 1948
The notice states you must file a return if you had six hundred dollars or more in 1948 income. It also urges filing even with less than six hundred if taxes were withheld. You may get a refund.
Vandenberg Seeks Figures On Re Arming Costs Debate Grows
The article reports U S lawmakers criticizing foreign policy moves including the Marshall Plan and an Atlantic Alliance. Senators Malone Schoeppel Wherry Saltonstall attack secrecy and cost, urging scrutiny of re arming and Western Europe support amid Cold War tensions.
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Vandenberg
Charleston
W. Va
Malone
R-New
Waldenberg
International Trade Organization
Schoeppel
R-Kas
New York
Russia
Teheran
Yalta
Potsdam
Wherry
Nebraska
Teader
Chicago
Europe
Asia
Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Boston
Atlantic
Allance
Red Attacks On Churchmen Stir U S Suspicions
The article notes rising anti church actions by Communist regimes and predicts a march toward one party systems. It cites Bulgaria and Poland as examples where Communist and Socialist forces fuse to dominate politics, with plans to outlaw other parties.
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U.S
Russia
Bulgaria
Workers Party
Poland
Socialista
Washington County native Crowl retires after 21 years service
Allen J. Crowl of Boonsboro retires as Master Sergeant after 21 years in the Army. He served from 1918 in the Air Service and Quartermaster Corps, later the National Guard and Ordnance Service, earning a World War I Victory Medal, American Defense and Campaign Medals, and Good Conduct. Fort Meade authorities laud his exemplary conduct and wish him well. Crowl lives in Boonsboro with his wife and daughter and works at Fairchild Aircraft.
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Washington County
Allen J. Crowl
Sharpsburg
Boonsboro
Paul R. Knight
Fort George G.meade
Crow
Squadron 1
Air Service
Crowl
Quartermaster Corps
National Guard of Maryland
Ordnance Service Company
Fairchild Aircraft
Charles , Crowl
AMA Health Plan Sparks Republican Opposition in Congress
The Alabamian reports President proposes a Federal Department of Wealth run by a physician with cabinet rank to expand medical care. The plan includes a medical care authority in every state and government funding for doctors, hospitals, and aged care, while critics call it a treasury raid and push for compulsory insurance.
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AMA
Federal Department of Wealth
Federal Department
Dingell
Treasury
Tramen
Congress
Murray
Free Hearing Aid Brochure Offered For Deafened Readers
A public notice promotes a free brochure titled Fulltone Hearing for deafened persons. It claims guidance on enjoying music and companionship and asks readers to mail name and address to Beltone Dept. 15, 1450 W 19th St, Chicago. Promptly share with friends who may benefit.
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Beltone
19Th St
Chicago
White House session eyed for social security talks
Dingell reports the President invited Democratic members of the House Ways and Means Committee to a White House session on Tuesday to discuss possible expansion of social security provisions including health insurance. The meeting could reveal the President’s desired approach and policy aims.
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Dingell
House
Ways and Means Committee
White House
Elks Subscribe to Build Memorials for Hospital
The Elks Club pledges thirteen thousand five hundred dollars to fund hospital facilities and memorial rooms in the community. The donation supports blood bank efforts since Red Cross assumed handling last September and aims to ease fundraising for the new hospital building project.
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Red Cross
Blood Bank
Elvic
The
Elks Club
Hershey
Labor Act debate drags on as Congress near verdict
The piece describes a prolonged struggle over a labor act with a Senate House conference likely to craft the final bill in coming weeks. Delegates expect a compromise between the Thomas bill and Taft Hartley law as labor leaders remain hopeful for repeal while privately worried about delays. The APL stresses staying alert to reflect the electoral mandate.
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Senate
House Conference Committee
APL
Organized Labor
Friends of Liberty and Justice
U S Minister Selden Chapts to Leave Budapest
Budapest reports say U S Minister Selden Chapt s, named by Hungary as needing removal, will depart on an American plane this week. The exact day is given as Wednesday or Thursday, with official confirmation pending from authorities.
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Budapest
Hungary
U. S
Selden Chapts
Portugal Backs Its Old Regime
Lisbon Feb 14 President Antonio Oscar De Fra Gonã Carmona appears headed for a second seven year term with more than 75 percent of early unofficial returns. The 79 year old candidate faced Maj Gen Jose Norton De Mattos who withdrew Friday night citing unfair guarantees. Voters filled the polls with record turnout with up to 90 percent in some provinces amid claims of Communist backing for the opposition.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Antonio Oscar de Fragona Carmona
Jose Norton de Mattos
Norton da Mattos
Bal-Lota
Norton de Mattos
Taxi Drivers Talk of Strike Over Wages and Receipts
Three hundred independent cab drivers voted to join a potential walkout of Yellow Cab’s 3,850 drivers and mechanics, threatening transit disruption as wages are debated. Transit workers seek a 20 cent hourly rise. company offers three cents.
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Philadelphia
Secre
No Vote Expected on Sunday's Movie Referendum
The Hagerstown Sunday movie bill, passed by the House, would trigger a referendum at next month’s municipal election. Senator McLaughlin was unavailable for comment, but previously signaled support for a broad county wide Sunday bill in an interview with the Daily Mail.
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Hagerstown
House of Delegates
McLaughlin
Daily Mail
Bevin Schedules Talks With Norway and Turkey
Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin will meet the Norwegian and Turkish foreign ministers today. Halvard Lange arrived from Washington to seek details on Norway’s stance in the Atlantic Alliance negotiations and a potential Scandinavian defense pact. Necmeddin Sadak travels to Paris for the OECD meeting as Ankara probes Atlantic pact Mediterranean implications.
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London
Ernest Bevin
Norway
Turkey
Allance
Halvard Lange
Washington
Truman
Dean Acheson
Sweden
Nec‘meddin Sadak
Paris
Organization For European Economic Cooperation
Bevin
Tips on English Family Scores
Daily Mail notes weekly cash prizes for tips from volunteer reporters who submit local story leads. Tips can be phoned or delivered to the second floor news rooms between 7 am and 2 pm each weekday. identities remain secret until prize collection at the business office.
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Chewsville
Atllt
Daily Mail
Blizzard Hits North Dakota and West in Bitter Storms
North Dakota endures heavy blizzard conditions while Wyoming sees two to six inches more snow. Union Pacific aims to clear the Rawlins to Rock Springs corridor today to resume train operations as winds whip new drifts. Hay arrives at Green River to feed livestock. freezing rain touches Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, and parts of Texas and the Northeast. Temperatures plunge below zero across the Plains and Dakotas while other regions stay near normal.
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Wyoming
Union Pacific Railroad
Rawlins
Hock Springs
Wyo
Green River
Linois
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Ohio Valley
Pennsylvania
New York
New England
Wisconsin
Iowa
Minnesota
Dakostas
Montana
Utah
Nevada
Mercury
American Among 29 Killed In Wreck Of Spanish Train
Tarragona Spain Feb 14 Twenty nine dead were listed in the wreck of a Madrid Barcelona express train. Forty injured were in hospitals after the derailment forty miles west of Tarragona between La Neuva and Mora de Ebro. Police say rails were removed by reliable sources or saboteurs. An American and three Englishmen were among the dead. The American was Philip Liewerman 46 exporter of Lawrence New York.
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Tarragona
Spain
Barcelona
la Neueva
Mora de Ebro
Philip Liewerman
Lawrence
N.Y
Heart Association Drives 1949 Campaign for Research Funds
James Marlow reports on the American Heart Association launching a nationwide drive to raise 5 million dollars for 1949. The effort funds research and education, with 70 percent kept by local branches and 30 percent by the national body as it expands beyond doctors to public support.
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James Marlow Washington
American Heart Association
New England Heart Association
Aise
Local Heart Association
Bar
New York, N
New York
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