U S Threatens Russians With Counter Measures For Berlin Traffic Curbs
The State Department warned Moscow it may take counter measures over the Berlin traffic blockade. The U S stands ready to resume Allied airlift if needed and suggested Western powers could slow or halt entry of Russian trucks trains and barges into western zones.
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Peace Drive Calls for $50 Billion World Aid Plan
Senator McMahon proposed a $50 billion peace crusade to aid Russia and other nations, aiming to curb atomic arms. He warned the hydrogen bomb could devastate Americans if in Soviet hands, and urged international control of atomic energy in exchange for U.S. funding. President Truman defended the H bomb decision as necessary in today’s world.
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Ingrid Bergman Delivers A Boy In Rome Clinic
Ansa reports film star Ingrid Bergman gave birth to a baby boy at Ville Margherita Clinic in Rome at 7 p.m. local time. Mother and child are said to be in excellent condition. Bergman, awaiting divorce from Dr Peter Lindstrom, is reportedly planning to marry director Roberto Rossellini.
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Mercy Trial Defendant Takes Stand in Bridgeport
Carol Ann Pright, 21, testifies she cannot remember killing her incurably ill father, recalling only a doctor saying dad was riddled with cancer. She recalls fear of cancer from childhood and recalls two aunts dying of cancer as the trial proceeds, with tears and a crucifix brought to the stand.
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House Sends Oleo Repeal To Committee
The House sent the Oleomargarine tax repeal to a conference committee amid Senate opposition. Debate highlighted a dull Capitol day as lawmakers heard but did not vote on a military justice reform bill.
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Poor Weather Halts Hunt For Missing C-54
Bad conditions interrupted the large aerial search for a U S Air Force C 54 missing with four aboard. Canadian Alaskan and U S planes had scouted the Yukon region but only five Whitmore aircraft resumed, then diverted back to base after threading the Yukon mountains and failing to maintain search feasibility.
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Engineer Joseph Nisbet Conteli Dies in Carmel California
Dr Joseph Nisbet Conteli, 70, longtime head of the mechanical engineering department at the University of California, died late yesterday at his Carmel home. A Cornell graduate and author of works on mechanical engineering and hydraulics, he retired after 39 years of service.
Train Wreck in Milwaukee Kills One and Injures Fifteen
A southbound Milwaukee passenger train derailed and toppled onto its side after a broken sling caused the cars to tip from the track. One victim died and fifteen were hurt, with several workers and bystanders aiding at the scene near the wrecked car.
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Truman’s 1952 Plans Hidden Yet Talks of Electoral Reform
President Truman revealed several political intents at a Thursday news conference. He backed a constitutional amendment to abolish the electoral college, criticized party lines, and joked about party shifts while addressing military, civil rights, and censorship topics.
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Truman
Politica
Industrialist Kills Wife Ends Life
The body of William C Faul, former president of the Atlant Pattern Works, was found suspended from a basement rafter in his home. His wife Elizabeth and Rhine were found nearby. investigators noted a broken hammer and other nearby items. Police reported a nervous breakdown for a suspect and a possible motive linked to abuse.
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Roar
Order Investigations Of Pardons For Nazis In Wuerttemberg
The Parliament of Wuerttemberg is investigating pardons for Nazis amid wartime counts. Officials in Sutteart Germany report debates over postwar denazification costs and policy, with lawmakers weighing actions and accountability across the region.
G O P Replies to Reform Push in County Row
A Republican rebuttal to a reform agenda in Rensselaer County denounces the minority as blocking progress and misleading the public. Lincoln Stock of East Greenbush cites a past cash budget overhaul that halved the county debt while Leo Watson of Grafton defends a suggestion oriented program. The exchange highlights financial governance and accountability disputes in the 1940s county board.
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Reds Placed in Indochina as Chinese Army Claims Involvement
The Chinese Nationalist Defense Ministry formally charged Chinese Communist troops with entering Indochina and aiding Ho Chi Minh’s guerrillas. The 45th Army, led by Lin Pian, was said to be near Caohank and Langron, with 38th Army massed on the border. The CNNA reported thousands had joined Ho’s forces, while France denied the claim.
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Ford's Range Plant Adopts Six Day Week
Ford Motor Co extends production at the Range plant to a six day schedule aiming to boost output. The move follows labor tensions and a push to hit a new production record as workers endure longer shifts and altered hours amid the factory’s ramp up.
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Serap Metal Seizure Report Amid East Reich Occupation
Fragmentary text notes a seizure of Serap metal in East Reich during Soviet occupation. It references government actions, material control, and wartime measures with unclear names and dates. The scant readable portions imply asset confiscation as part of broader wartime policy.
Coal Talks Break as Lewis Withholds Answer
A coal operators meeting accepted President Truman's proposed seventy-day strike truce and fact-finding, but John S. Lewis withheld his reply. Operators demand production control while Lewis cites past output and questions wartime norms, risking Taft-Hartley action to end eight months of disruption.
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Johnson vows U S will lick Stalin if provoked
President Johnson addressing University of Virginia alumni says U S armed forces can act within an hour. He asserts defense unification has strengthened the nation since past weaknesses and warns Stalin against any aggression. Secretary Louis A Johnson announces plans to push strong measures.
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U S Keeps Strong Pacific Fleet Amid Navy Plans
At a Washington gathering, Adm. Forrest Sherman estimates 270 to 281 Soviet submarines in service, with about a quarter in the Pacific. He says the United States aims to maintain airpower and sea strength in the Western Pacific, including carriers and destroyers, to deter aggression and press for force readiness.
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Probe Of Missouri Grounding Set Ahead
A naval inquiry named to investigate the Missouri grounding will convene at 1 pm EST in Norfolk Virginia. Atlantic Fire headquarters announced last night that the original naval court, set to convene tomorrow, will now meet today.
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Groundhog Day forecast cited by crowd despite fog
Report describes fog blanketing events as Punxutawney Phil or local groundhog observers assess the coming spring. Weather chatter notes cloudy skies delaying longer forecasts while some celebrations mark the tradition with hopeful predictions.
Government Moves to Avert Nationwide Phone Strike
Washington and UK mediators pressed efforts to avert a looming national telephone strike set for next Wednesday. Chief conciliator Corus Ching ordered twice daily reports as talks resume with Ball Telephone and other companies. C10 Communication Union president Joseph A. Brirne pledged round‑the‑clock negotiation to reach a factory‑level settlement amid disputes over hours and wage concessions.
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