Army Rule To Continue In Germany
Washington reports President Truman reversed plans to hand over occupation in Germany to civilians. Gen. Lucius D. Clay remains military governor as U S forces in Europe continue control amid tense Soviet pressures and Western Allied dispute over Berlin.
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He Learns All About Safety The Hard Way
Paul Jones of the National Safety Council fractured an arm after judging a contest on preventing icy sidewalks. He slipped on ice and broke his arm in two places while there.
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Paul Jones
National Safety Council
Chicago
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First Security Banks Announce Giant Merger
Ogden AP reports a planned merger to create the largest banking unit in the northwest between the Missouri River and the Pacific. The First Security association will consolidate Utah banks under First Security Bank of Utah NA with meetings set for April 26 on approval.
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Pacific Coast
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Alcoholics Anonymous letter urges help and sobriety
A readable note from Alcoholics Anonymous argues against stigma and urges community support. It notes 75 percent sobriety success for committed members, explains AA’s nondues structure, and emphasizes shared experience from ex drunks. The letter asks readers to consider its message and provides contact details in the Pocatello Post.
Man Plans to Marry His Mother-in-Law After Annulment
In Los Angeles Jose Negrete 41 a steel worker plans to wed his mother-in-law Petra Negrete 22 after an annulment of his marriage. He said she never intended to keep her vows while her mother Catalina Ruiz 39 had wanted him as a husband.
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Petra Negrete
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Truman Chances Hit Again
Washington report notes a renewed challenge to President Truman as civil rights policies and Palestine reversal spark unrest. Senator Lister Hill shifts to anti Truman delegate stance while Dixie Democrats seek broader support and potential Eisenhower nomination.
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Jews Reject U S Proposal to End Trusteeship
In Tel Aviv the provisional Jewish government rejected the U S plan and moved toward a permanent Jewish state. The government would assume control when the British mandate ends on May 15, while Hadassah seeks U S diplomatic help to safeguard its hospitals and institutions in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv amid Arab attacks.
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Atom Smasher Plans Boosted to 350 Million eV
Pittsburgh report says Carnegie Institute of Technology will build a million-dollar atom smasher at Saxonburg PA. Dr Edward C Cruetz notes the cyclotron magnet design raises output from 250 million to 350 million electron volts. Construction and the L shaped building should finish early 1960.
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Drunkenness Fines Reported in Blackfoot
Blackfoot residents John Lane Minnie Watson and James Paradanley faced drunk and disorderly charges. Lane and Paradanley were each fined $15 while Watson paid $10 with the fine suspended pending future conduct.
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Blackfoot
John Lane
Minnie Watson
James Paradanley
Cooley Orchestra To Play for Friday Night Dance
Spade Cooley and his Westerners will perform for a Friday night dance in the ballroom. Cooley, famed as the King of the Westerns, hails from California where his orchestra has engaged in recordings and motion picture work.
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German POW escapees dwindling after war
Fort Devens Massachusetts officials report that only about 12 to 14 of more than 3,000 German prisoners of war who escaped in the United States during the war remain at large.
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Masai Desert Village After Death In Kenya Colony
Masai tribes of Kenya Colony abandon a village immediately following a death. The act reflects traditional practices observed in East Africa during colonial administration.
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Kenya Colony
East Africa
Madeleine Carroll Set For Play On Broadway
Madeleine Carroll, star of An Innocent Affair, is set for the Broadway play Goodbye My Fancy by Fay Kanin. Orson Welles Macbeth news. Clark Gable in New York for Command Decision previews. Helen Hayes celebrates 20th wedding anniversary with Charlie MacArthur in Bermuda plans. Gloria Swanson to replace Ilka Chase in There Goes the Bride. Ellen Corby lands roles in The Long Denial and Blood on the Moon. Joan Fontaine projects include Letters from an Unknown Woman and The Emperor Waltz. Others: L. K. Sidney Metro VP and Hazel Mooney 35th wedding anniversary. baby expected for Lee Wilde. Wally Beery paternity settlement anticipated.
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Story Book Murders Disappear in Boston
Boston detectives say passion replaces planning in murders once orchestrated, noting that early 1900s crafted killings now give way to impulse driven crimes. Detectives Wilson and Monahan of the homicide squad cite armed robberies and sex crimes as common contexts with quick resolutions.
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War widow wins Bedford home for $15 at tax sale
Donna Blevins, a five child war widow, bought her north Bedford home for $15 at a delinquent tax auction. County officials highlighted her status and income as they allowed the bid to proceed, and the sale was finalized to the widow.
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Bedford, Ind
Bedford
Oklahoma couple receive 32 passenger bus as wedding gift
A friend gave Mr. and Mrs. William J. Safford a 32 passenger bus for their wedding. The newly married couple, University of Oklahoma freshmen, plan to convert the vehicle into a home on wheels.
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University of Oklahoma
Broadway gossip and celebrity quips spark a busy column
Earl Wilson riffs on fake direct from Broadway companies and a string of showbiz tales. Jersey Joe Walcott eyes Louis rematch while stars like Joan of Lorraine and Diana Barrymore draw attention. A playful mix of wit, gossip, and cultural moments from midtown to Broadway.
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