Adjustments In Controls Draw Factions Closer
The piece notes wage adjustments during the period, unions gaining raises while white collar workers are frozen, and price director DiSalle resisting cotton price controls amid Southern opposition. DiSalle’s remarks at Georgetown Law School include a mistaken claim of an issued rollback and hints at potential subsidies. AFL President Green attacks price and mobilization policies, contrasting with Wilson’s remarks.
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DiSalle
Ohio
PiSaile
Georgetown University Law School
Congress
AFL
William Green
Charles E. Wilson
Lonely Hearts Slayers Die In Electric Chair
Ossining New York March 9 The Lonely Hearts slayers Martha Beck and Raymond Fernandez died in Sing Sing's electric chair after a sensational case linked to a 1949 Albany murder. King and Power, two young accomplices, were executed earlier for a fatal holdup slaying.
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Ossining
N. Y
Lonely Hearts Slayers
Martha Beck
Raymond Fernandez
Sing Sing
Fernandez
Lonely Hearts
Albany
Janet Fay
Mrs. Beck
Local Boy Goes To Boys Town
Allan Hollar, a Washington County youth from a broken home, becomes the first local boy accepted as a citizen of Boys Town Nebraska. Mrs. C Ross Arnsparger organized the bid after long efforts with Sheriff Baker and local officials to overcome red tape and secure his place at Father Flanagan's home of rehabilitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan
Father Flanagan
Boys Town
Nebraska
Edward Joseph Flanagan
Germany
Bovs Town
Allans
America
Allan Hollar
Washington County
Joseph Baker
Baker
Jall
C. Ross Arnsparger
S15
Mulberry Avenue
Migur
Leary
Sherrif Baker
Focal
Washington County Public Health Department
Cutinedtron
Allan Finds Welcome Home After Hopeful Journey
Allan writes from his new home expressing love for the place and gratitude to Mrs Arnsparger and others who helped. He says he is home already and cannot repay them, noting the effort to bring him to become a useful citizen of tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan
Burma Surgeon Seagrave Freed Amid Rebel Aid Case
Burmese court frees surgeon Seagrave three hours after sentencing him guilty on aiding rebels while noting motive was to ease misery. He hopes to return to Namkhan hospital. his future status with Burmese authorities remains uncertain. Born in South Burma, he studied at Johns Hopkins and founded a hospital with improvised instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seagrave
Rachel
Namkhan
Central Prison
South
Burma
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins
Baltimore Hospital
Dorothy Brown Returns to Hospital Readjusts to Modern Life
Dorothy Brown discusses her return to the United States and the hospital environment. She notes advances in drugs and surgical tools, the new words like smog, and the emergence of soft drink vending machines and drive-in theaters as notable societal changes. She reflects on families aiding in patient meals due to diverse religious dietary needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Brown
Controversy Over Sending Troops to Europe Grows
Senators George and Smith push for congressional approval before deploying troops to Europe while Truman cites inherent presidential power. They seek changes to require formal authorization or consultation, with debate over whether existing measure binds the president or remains a nonbinding opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Truman
Congress
Europe
Saue
Smith
Senate
House
New Jersey
Hickenlooper
Taft
Ohio
Eisenhower
U N forces renew advance as Red attacks widen in Korea
United Nations troops push forward at daybreak behind artillery and air strikes after large Red offensives. The North Korean assault hit the South Korean sector and targeted divisions, while U S Air Force Navy and Marine units plus allied planes joined the offensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. N
Republic Sth
Batttle
U. S. Air Force
Navy
Marine Corps
South Africa
Australia
Red casualties mount as UN forces clash on east central front
On the east central front South Korean troops repelled a North Korean counter attack southeast of Soksa. About 1200 to 1500 Reds attacked, with roughly 75 percent killed or wounded by artillery and air power. The U S Seventh Division held firm to the left and seized Mount Taemi ten miles northwest of Pangnim after a three hour bayonet clash.
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Second Corps
Soksa
U. S
Mount
Taemi
Pangnim
Cavea
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Crouse Produce
Ateel
Milly
Dorothy Brown
Furniture CO
W. Franklin St
Leiter Wroth Ors
the Associates Loan Company
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UQUID
R. D. McKee, Inc
City Hall
RUSCO
H.L. Mills Gas Stations
Hancock and Hagerstown
Hagerstown and
Hancock
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