Acheson Attacks McCarthy Tactics In Speech
Secretary of State Acheson condemned Senator McCarthy as conducting a mad and vicious operation to undermine confidence in the foreign office during a critical period. He spoke off the record before editors, calling out the issue of loyalty and subversives and contrasting the right and wrong ways to expose security risks. President Truman was set to respond in a nationwide broadcast, likely reviewing the loyalty program for federal employment.
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Acheson
McCarthy
Foreign Office
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American Society of
State Department
de Ent
Lke
Truman
Federal Bar Association
White House
Senate
Acher
Aithy
George C. Marshall
Acheses
35 Die In U S Transport Wreck Near Tokyo Peak
A U S Air Force transport crashed Friday night near a 4300 foot peak 27 miles southwest of Tokyo. All 35 aboard died incl Frank E Pickelle Chicago chief of occupations foreign trade mission and Capt John C Jones Madison Wis chief of staff U S naval forces in the Philippines. Survivors none. Flight originated from the Philippines and was en route to Tachikawa air base amid a gale storm.
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Tokyo
Frank E. Pickelle
Chicago
John C. Jonesx
Madison
Wis
Staf
U. S
Philippines
Tachikawa
St Mark's Pastor Dies During Morning Service
Rev Royal B Fishbeck pastor of St Mark's Methodist Church collapsed during the morning service in full view of about 200 worshippers and died ten minutes later after suffering a heart attack. He had just resumed duties since a prior heart attack in October and was aided by Rev Leigh Diefendorf.
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Diefendorf
Fishbeck
Atricken
Senators Call For Report On Race News Services
Budget fights fill Washington as House plans further cuts and a large appropriation bill looms. Ways and Means aims for a total tax cut near 7.1 billion with Truman vowing veto on loophole closures. Senate crime probes prepare Monday testimony from FCC head Wayne Coy on gambling information flows tied to horse racing.
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Federal Communications Commission
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New York City
Los Angeles
Detroit
Miami
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New Orleans
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Morse Racing
Communist Pressure Holds Spur To Foreign Aid Bill
Washington lawmakers faced a heated session as Communism fears push for foreign aid. Senator Tydings said recent incidents and Berlin demonstrations have shifted Congress away from defense cuts, with chiefs of staff to advise on required air and sea forces beyond January budget limits. An amendment to slash part of the European Recovery Program funding is expected amid a broader spending revolt.
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Jose
Oan
Trinix
Berlin
Mary Lana
Meade
Dem
Sta
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Air Force
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Hickenlooper
Brown
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hicken
Nation faces two more walkouts threaten nationwide strike
Last-minute talks to avert a nationwide strike of telephone installation workers collapsed after midnight. A federal mediator joined company and union leaders in a late meeting as a Wednesday deadline loomed. Government consideration of action to deter walkouts on four railroads and broader wage disputes adds pressure across major labor groups.
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Associated Press
Chrysler
Cio-United Auto Workers
Washington
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Southern
Atchison Topeike
Santa Fe
Brotherhood of
Truman
C.I.C. Communication Workers of America
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Nationwide Bell System
Gasoline Tax Sparks British Political Upheaval
Britain faces a political uproar after a nine Pence rise per gallon in gasoline. Chancellor Sir Stafford Cripps announced an 18 pence total levy, triggering unexpected opposition and threats to topple the late government as Winston Churchill presses a determined attack in the Commons.
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London
Britain
Stafford Cripps
House of Commoneril Inke & ‘Ital
Winston Churchill
Twelve Feared Lost In Boat Off Bermuda
Nine U S Marines based in Bermuda and three Redmondians were believed missing yesterday aboard a 227 foot fishing boat northeast of Bermuda. The boat left Bermuda on Saturday from Bar Bar and was expected to return at Boyom. Names of the Marines were not released. The party departed Chaileherr Banke 2hennen southeast of Bermuda amid heavy rain and rough seas.
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Naval Operating
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Bar
Boyom
Chaileherr Banke
Unclear fragment from Berkeley energy event report
Fragmentary text mentions Berkeley California, energy topic, university, and a rushed scene. Details are unreadable, making the main action and entities uncertain.
Scoreboard updates from two leagues with scattered rain delays
In the Rational League Putlehore leads Cincinnati 3 2 while Boston 1 tops Philadelphia 4 and Philadelphia and Boston draw 4 4. New York and Brooklyn games and St Louis at Chicago were rained out. In the American League Coreland claims 31 with Lords 2 Coreland 7 Mount Louis 1 Philadelphia 4 Boston 4. Boston 2 Toronto 12 Philadelphia 2 (5) Chicago 3 Detroit 4 Washington at New York rain.
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Detroit
Washington
Evacuation from Hainan as Nationalists flee by sea and air
Samah Airfield Hainan reports Nationalist air force and civil administration evacuating Hoihow on Saturday as Communist forces approach within miles. Troop movements surge, red forces flank, and last plane departs with reporters witnessing shattered airfield.
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Helken
Stanley Rich
State Rasa
Hainan
Taipei
Hong Kong
Samah Airfield
Air Force
Civil Administration
Hoshow
Hoihow
West Berlin showdown looms as Berlin crisis heats up
Washington policy chiefs warn of a possible fulfillment of Soviet tests in Berlin next month. Acheson and Truman reject inevitability of war but foresee a Western response to any Communist march or invasion attempts. McCloy coordinates Allied measures in Berlin with police, troops ready to reinforce authorities if needed.
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J Acheson
Truman
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Ateel
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Baltic
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U. & High
John K. McCloy
Hremlin
Iwestern
Missing Privateer raft sighted in Baltic evidence torn holes
A Swedish customs official raided a rubber life raft possibly from the missing Privateer, found in the Baltic with bullet holes. One raft reached Wirsbaden at a U S Air Force base in Germany but was wrapped to prevent inspection until Port Lyautey Morocco. Two U S Air Force officers judged the raft damaged but could not confirm cause. The vanishing raft was located near the Swedish coast and far from Latvia. The U S Navy said markings matched those on a raft saved to the squadron of the missing Privateer.
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North Africa
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U.s.navy
Paroled Convict Leaps To Death in Midtown
George of Manhattan, released from New York County Penitentiary only 12 days earlier after a three year sentence for burglary, jumped from a one story window of a midtown building when police approached to question another man. The incident occurred in Manhattan as authorities investigated the prowler report.
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New York
Ron Perce
George
Manhattan
West German Output Returns to Prewar Level
West Germany’s industrial output rose to prewar levels, an official announcement said yesterday. ECA chief Robert M. Hanes, missing in Germany, called the rapid recovery almost phenomenal.
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Frankfurt
Germany
West Germany
Robert M. Hanes
ECA
Bishop-Designate Refuses Consecration At Altar
Vienna reports a bishop-designate declined to be consecrated at St. Stephen's Church. Frans Jachym refused the oath before the ceremony, told Cardinal Innitz in Latin and German of his intention, then left the altar and sought refuge at a convent, defying further persuasion to reconsider.
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Aveizia
Opi-Magr
Frans Jachym
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Msgr
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Theodor Cardinal Innither
Wiley Scores Inaction On Seaway Bill
Senator Wiley condemns the failure to complete the St Lawrence Seaway and power project calling it a shocking display of narrow mindedness. The House Public Works Committee plans hearings on Seaway legislation, with no immediate action expected. The report also notes Pope Paul’s elevation to archbishop coadjutor in Vienna and the related bishop nomination controversy involving Msgr Jachym and Cardinal Taneleer.
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St Lawrence Seavey and Power Project
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Nelcomber Smith
Federal Power Commission
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Jon
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Cardi
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Ausicis
Hegan
Frans Ramprath
Ernst Seyi
Kat] Dorr
Af St. Stephens
Magr
Jachym
Trerthy
Weernind
Bad
Soviets Purge Baltic States Amid Spy Fears
Berlin reports flag a purge in the Baltic republics to guard coast defense secrets after an American plane allegedly photographed the area. Neue Zeitung cites Baltic refugees in Sweden stating Moscow fears a fifth column of Baltic nationalists near submarine pens and rocket sites as the United States accuses Russia of shooting at a U.S. Navy Privateer over the Baltic. The privateer vanished en route from Wiesbaden to Copenhagen.
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High Commissioner’s Office
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Russia
United States
Baltic Sea
Copenhagen
Wiesbaden
Anell Bauee Pon
Policy Group May Guide Cold War Strategy Center
Washington reports say top administration officials plan to reinforce the National Security Council into an effective strategic control center for major U S moves in the cold war. The plan aims to speed up policy decisions across departments, especially state and defense, and to streamline operations for future years. The NSC reorganization was discussed at a closed door White House session and referred for further study to NSC Executive Secretary James S Lay Jr. President Truman chairs the group with the VP, Secretary of State, Secretary of Defense, and other cabinet members to be named. The move aligns with Acheson's call for total diplomacy and bipartisan efforts with Republicans to shape foreign policy.
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Washington
National Security Council
NSO
White House
NSC
James S. Lay, Jr
Truman
Acheson
Russia
World Bank Reports Third Profit Rise in Nine Months
The World Bank disclosed a 23 percent gain in profits for the nine months ended March 31, totaling $9,? million, compared with the same period a year earlier. Net income for the prior period was about $7,983.05, reflecting stronger earnings in the bank's fiscal year.
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World Bank
Washington
S.A
Chiang Yields Half of Nationalist Island Territory
Yulin Hainan Island evacuated as Chiang Kai-shek hands half of Nationalist China to the Communists. Five armiles with about 125,000 Nationalist troops to be left to Reds. top officials to evacuate, with Hainan’s 13,500 square miles soon under Communist control. Taipei frets over false reports and defense reorganization follows.
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Stanley Rich
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Hainan Island
Phe Chiang Kai-shek
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Naican
Rsland
Tidh
Halpai
Leff Hothow
Hightbeck
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Hothow
Hong Kong
Sing Tao Min Pao
Hobhow
Laian
Tapei
Chiang Kai-shek
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