FDR Jr Delays Governor Bid to Seek House Seat
New York Democrats weigh a candidate as Franklin D Roosevelt Jr eyes a House run again. Harriman and Loveland moves reshape a possible 1950 Senate race in Iowa while Graham Reynolds clash over atomic energy ties tests party unity. Michigan Republicans mock Dems with a goose mix up in a Senate luncheon.
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Washington
Maren
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
House
W. Averell Harriman
The
Economic Cooperation Administration
Harriman
Atomic Energy Commission
Graham
DNC
Robert R. Reynolds
Bricker
Ohio
Reynolds
Ryde Park
U.S
Wayne Grover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
One Man Goes On Trial For Massacre Of Four
Leon Turner, 38, stands trial in Kogelusko Mississippi for the killings of Nellis Burnside Mary Burnside and Frankie Thurman in their home near midnight. District Attorney Henry Rodgers seeks the death penalty citing a drunken revenge motive. A related case saw Windell Whitt convicted of a similar murder and sentenced to life, with Malcolm Whitt awaiting trial March 27.
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Kogelusko
Miss
Leon Turner
Nellis
Mary Burnside
Frankie Thurman
San
Turner
Henry Rodgers
Mississippi
Rodgers
Windel Whitt
Harris
Malcolm
Whitt
Con Triad
Qualifies As Certified Master Acoustician
Roy Lesratest Arquativon representative for the area has returned from New York with a distinguished diploma from Tiectograph Corp. after passing exams in Anatomy of Hearing Physics of Sound and more. Acousticon International offers services. Office at W Washe indon St open Tue Thu Sat to 9 pm by appointment.
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Roy
A. Ate
W. Washeindon St
Adve
Rioters in Indochina protest U.S. aid amid clashes
In Indochina on March 1 2001 communist riotous crowds clashed with police for hours denouncing American aid to Vietnam and Vietnamese authorities. Police used tear gas and gunfire to disperse rioters injuring several. ships nearby were diverted as protests spread to harbor areas.
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Con
Vietnam
Indochina
Stifenta
Prenek
Viste
Sidxen
Stiekell
Madeesen
Fanpecar Dina Daa
Muirket
Airliner Skids on Ice At Municipal Airport
A 52 passenger Air International charter from Burbank to Newark skidded on an icy Municipal Airport runway and crashed through two fences into an embankment. No injuries reported. passengers continued by train or other airlines. Pilot Weatherford described reduced speed before the impact.
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Kansas City
Municipal
Air International
Burbank
Calif
Newark
Nala
Vic Cubberson
Weatherford
Pasadena
Burroughs Novelist E R Burroughs Dead at 74
E R Burroughs famed creator of Tarzan died at his California home aged 74 after a heart ailment. Born in Chicago on September 2 1875 he wrote the Tarzan adventures for decades earning about five million from films and books. His daughter Joan and sons John and Hulbert were at his bedside.
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Caving
Calif
Pie-Rd
Horrien Burroughs
Sarazan
Werman Seal
Burroughs
Joan
John
Hulbert
Viat
Tarzan
Chicago
Curroughs
Africa
Tarzan Pictures
Osttelt
Jonny Weisser
Hereman
Hr Kuster Craben
Evie Lincoln
Lex Tarker
Man Fractures Arm in Fall at Home
Hudus Morgan of 290 Dock Center Avenue fractured his upper right arm after a fall Saturday afternoon and was admitted to Washington County Hospital for a cast. Another man, Rey Bishark of Seithtarre Street, suffered a left wrist fracture from a fall. Weekend injuries also include Vernie Kafter of Booneboro with right hand operations and Orpha Stoddard of Hathwaw with right hand lacerations.
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Hudus Morgan
Dock
Washinton County Hospital
Furth
Rey Bishark
Athos
Vernie Kafter
Booneboro
Orpha
Palm Tablets Offer Preys on Ill Infirm Adults
A damaged ad offers Palm Tablets free to adults in need of relief from various ailments. It promises postpaid delivery and asks readers to send no money now or later, instructing to mail to a Battle Creek Michigan address.
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P. Powers CO
Dept
Battle Creek
Mich
Student Priest Witnessed Father Die In Plane Crash
A small plane crash near Werner s pit kills Trishae 44 of Long Island City New York and another man. Kenneth a Jesuit novice student survives with injuries while Richard Williston Park New York suffers severe trauma. The elder Tulse and co pilot were deceased at the wreckage.
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Richard
Williston Park
Wealing General Hospital
Shan Aeronaucs
Kramer
Rescue Recounts A Stricken Man Clear From Fire
In a dramatic scene Gray freed himself from burning wreckage just as rescuers reached him, narrowly escaping injury. The event underscores the peril faced by those trapped and the swift response of emergency crews.
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Gray
Reacher
Moscow Reacts To Acheson Plan With Criticism
The Soviet press denounces Dean Acheson's Berkeley speech as a return to force and intimidation, accusing the United States of an inflexible line while noting his seven point peace proposals. The report highlights calls for Soviet cooperation in UN affairs and regional treaties, plus troop retirals from Eastern Europe.
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Moscow
Dean Acheson
United States
Communist Party
Proveda
Acheson
Viktorev
Russia
Vno
Berkeley
Calif
Japan
Austria
Germany
United Nations
Chinese Reds Not Doing So Good
Diplomatic reports to the State Department suggest China’s Communist rulers face mounting difficulties in consolidating power. The developing view is that Red expansion into Southeast Asia could be slowed or halted, buying the U.S. and its Western allies more time to aid Southeast Asian nations like Indochina in resisting Communist influence. Secretary Acheson outlined limited support for the region, with final decisions by Acheson, Johnson, and Truman imminent. A key Jessup report, due next Thursday, is expected to shape those choices.
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Washington
State Department
China
Red
Southeast Asia
United States
Indochina
Acheson
San Francisco
America
Johnson
Truman
Philip Jessup
Jessup
Skipper Gives Life Preserver Then Drowns Saving Girl In River
In Longview Washington a sea skipper William Aberle 47 gave his life preserver to Bonnie Enlrell 16 of Longview as their sailboat Wan Nassey capsized in the Columbia River. David Ammons 19 also drowned. Aberle’s daughter Ruth 76 was listed as missing in December after Cascade Mountain rescue.
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Longview. Wash
Columbia River
William FL Aberle
West Kelso
David Ammons
Longview
Aberle
Bonnie Jean Enl' Rell
Wannassey
Aberlés
Ruth
Hetog
Cascade Mountain
Keedysville 4-H Club Seeks Growth and Planting Plans
Keedysville 4-H Club gathered for a meeting with plans to receive certified seed from Garrett County on March 24 for spring planting. New officers were elected for recreation Robert Grimm health Donald Wyland safety Harold Grimm and music Delmas Miller. The group aims to prepare for National 4-H Club Week and their next meeting is set for April 20 at the Ellis home.
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Milan
Aly
Alcide de Gasperi
Italy
Garrett County
Mar Miller
Keedysville
Thursddng
Robert Grimm
Donald Wyland
Harold Grimm
Delmas Miller
Paul Ellis
Tost
Out Of Another Billion Winning House Support
A bipartisan push in the House backs trimming another billion from next year's federal outlays. The plan targets non essential spending as the Appropriations Committee starts examining a 29 billion omnibus bill funding over 40 agencies for fiscal 1951. The panel aims to shape the measure for floor action after Easter recess.
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Washington
House
Appropriations Committee
Shane
Truman
Dazed Pilot Survives Blizzard Crash in Colorado
Kenneth Milyard 29 of Aurora walked a mile and a half through a mountain blizzard after his plane crashed near Meeker Colorado, killing passenger Don ald G Lauridson 24. Milyard survived with a broken arm and facial cut, alertly climbing to a doctor’s cabin and later flown to Denver for treatment.
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Kenneth Milyard
Aurora
Colo
Lis
South Mountains
Colorado
Meeker
Donald G. Lauridson
Little Hills
White River
State Game and Fish Department
Milyard
Lauridson
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Sonotone Hearing Center
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