New Hampshire Primary Signals Start Of Presidential Race
Voters in New Hampshire weigh in as 76 000 Republicans and 25 000 Democrats participate in the first state primary before the conventions. Eisenhower leads Taft with Stassen seeking a third, Kefauver battles Truman backers, and Taft and Connally trade sharp barbs on foreign policy as results loom tonight. California also files its first presidential delegate slate from Democrats.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Robio
Harold E. Stassen
Fates Kefauver
D-Tent
Truman
Taft
Texas
Sen
Connally
D-Tex
Senate
South Korea
Ohioan
Houston
California
Farwal
Maryland Washington area hit by fierce storm with widespread damage
Thunderstorm drenched Maryland with heavy rain while winds up to 60 mph toppled trees and cut power and phone lines. Potomac flood crept over banks in Cumberland area. waves marooned Miller Island residents. Eastern Shore saw 42 mph gusts and airline service suspended. Weather warnings extended along the Atlantic coast.
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Cavetown
Antietam
Bridgeport
Maryland
Miller Island
Middle River Island
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Potomac River
Wiley Ford
W. Va
Kitzmiller
Garrett County
Potomac
Eyitts Creek
St. Patrick’s Day
Washington, D. C
Fastern
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Eastern Shore Public Service Company
Salisbury
Ocean City
Coast Guard
Harry F. Trumpower
Easton
Civil Aeronautics
Rockies
Atlantic
Appalachian Mountains
Washington Weather Bureau
Block Island
IR. L
Cape Tatteras
N. C
Delaware
Chesapeake Bays
Georgia
Dot‘han
Alabama
Probing Proposal for Permanent U S Department of Investigation
Morton Bautu a former New York City alderman and tax counsel in Morris special assistant to the attorney general proposes a permanent US Department of Investigation. Baum named chief deputy in the projected probe into official misconduct. Feeder lambs crop outlook shows five percent drop from last year per Agriculture Department report.
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Washington
Marehal
Department of Investigation
Morton Bautu
New York City
Morris
Baum
New York
Lester Haun
Betty Hutton Returns From 14 Day Korea Tour
Betty Hutton returns from a 14 day war tour in Korea and urges more Hollywood stars to follow in her footsteps. She spoke with reporters in Tokyo on March 11 about experiences and impressions from the deployment.
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Tokyo
Betty Dabton
Korea
Imore Hollyweat Stirs
Miss Tutton
Fragmented Clippings Describe Evs and Meals in a Room
The readable text mentions an evs in a room, a quote about Korea being terrific, and notes on rotation, food, and shows. It also references boys at the front and a group pointing to weights. Gabng Sowth Trent is described as a furnished place with ads.
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Miotel
Korea
Statewide bond issue authorized to fund new projects
The State Board of Public Works authorized issuing 20.532 million dollars in bonds, boosting total indebtedness near 100 million. Additional contracts include 2.421 million to Gardens Construction for Patuxent Institute work and various allocations for Johns Hopkins, general public schools, and civil defense loans.
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State Board of Public Works
Gardens Construction “Corp
Henry A. Knott, Inc
New Patuxent Institute
Jessups
Johns Hopkins University
Truman Backing Seen From Pennsylvania Delegates
An Associated Press poll shows Pennsylvania convention delegates likely to favor Truman if he seeks the Democratic nomination. The statewide result places Truman with 21 of 70 convention votes definite if he runs, with 48 for Truman on first-ballot, Stevenson 7, Kefauver 2, a favorite son 1, and 24 undecided. Twenty delegates at large have been chosen, each with a half vote.
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Philadelphia
Truman
Pennsylvania
Adlai Stevenson
Slinois i
Shead
San
Estes Kefauver
Tennessas
Associated Press
Slx
Pennaylvana
Democratic State Committee
Stevenson
Kefauver
Damage suits over bleacher collapse seek over a million
Baltimore reports thirty eight people injured when a section of temporary bleachers collapsed at the Sanja Henerica revue at the Fifth Regiment Armory. Damages filed total $1,025,500 with more suits expected as about 275 were injured in the fall to the wooden floor.
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Baltimore
Fifth Regiment
White House Bomb Shelter Budget Adjusted to 868000
Congressional briefing shows the White House bomb shelter project reestimated at 868000. Army Engineers urged changes costing 55000 with additional staff protection measures around 70000, per budget chief Frederick J. Lawton to the House Appropriations Committee. Descriptive details remain unreleased.
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Washington
White House
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
Army Engineers
Frederick J. Lawton
Looking Ahead To 93 Inauguration
Congress moved toward the 93rd presidential inauguration with a $56 100 appropriation for land property protection and ceremonies. The House sent resolutions authorizing troop quartering in public buildings and permitting public property use for the inaugural events.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Burglar Falls Into Oil Pan Fire Extinguisher Foam
In Peoria Missouri a burglar who smashed a window at the Rorsetter Motor Co. crawled inside and landed in a pan of crankcase oil. He slipped into the oil and fell onto a fire extinguisher, which sprayed foam on him. No money was taken.
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Peoria
Rorsetter Motor Co
Gotham Swept By Strong Winds
New York experiences gale force winds as rain pounds streets. A sustained south wind of 50 mph with gusts over 60 mph lashes Manhattan canyons. Weather Bureau warns continued windy conditions across the metropolitan area and much of the northeast. Storm warnings issued from Block Island to Cape Hatteras.
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New York
Manhattan
Weather Bureau
Block Island
Cape Hatteras
Martin Co Sees Better Days Ahead
Baltimore March 10 1951 Glenn L Martin Co reports optimistic outlook in annual stockholders report noting 1951 was hard but production recovered backed by unfilled orders totaling 60 million dollars and a plan to expand employment from 7 025 in 1950 to over 22 500 now despite a net loss of 2 218 494.
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Baltimore
Glenn L. Martin Co
George M. Bunker
Martin Company
Hunker
Trunk Victim Identified in Greenwich Homicide Case
Mrs. Jonine Barbara Scott aged sixteen, identified by her estranged husband Gerald Scott aged thirty, as the woman whose body was found in a trunk at Greenwich Connecticut. She had been missing from Milwaukee since January eighteenth and police say the death may be criminal homicide.
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Jonine Barbara Scott
Gerald Scott
Greenwich, Conn
Milwaukee
Opening Arguments in Communist Conspiracy Trials
Baltimore March 11 An array of witnesses including J Edgar Hoover and Attorney General J Howard McGrath may testify later as opening arguments resume in the Communist conspiracy trial. A nine man three woman jury was picked and alternates named.
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J. Edgar Hoover
McGrath
Baltimore
FHT
Edgar Hoover
J. Howard McGrath
Harold Duchman
Hoover
United States
Philip Frankford
Maryland and
Cleveland
Communist Party Workera
Leroy H. Wood
Washington
George Meyers
Cumberland, Md
Tabor
Maryland-Washington
Dorothy Rose Blumberg
Nud
Maurice Braverman
Frankfeld
Daily Worker
U. S
Reda
UU. S
Bernard J. Flynn King
Flynn
Buch
Buchman
Myra
Mary Stalcup Markwart
Herbert Philbrick
Pillbrick
Markward
House Un-American Activities Committees
Tas Horer
Bsfiles
Lawsers
W. Calvin Chestnut
Louis Budeuz
Henry Thomas
American Activities Committees
He Surely Does Like Television He Surely Does Like Television
A boy named William Wright stayed home from school and watched TV. He smelled smoke, found a fire in the attic, and phoned the fire department. Firefighters saved some furniture, but the interior of the house was destroyed. William was removed from the TV set.
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N. J
Mareh Il
William Wright
William Tank
William
Hinebaugh Re elected Mayor Of Oakland Md
With 637 of 674 eligible voters casting ballots Joseph Hinebaugh was re elected to a third term as mayor of Oakland Md He defeated Dr A E Mance by 352 to 156 in the election held yesterday
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Oakland
March Il
Joseph Hiinebaugh
A. E. Mance
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