U S Orders Envoy of Hungary Home Expelled
The United States ordered the expulsion of a Hungarian diplomat citing religious freedom attacks in Eastern Europe. Britain issued a parallel denunciation as charges surfaced against church leaders in Bulgaria and Mindszenty’s case continued. The State Department condemned the trials of Protestant readers and warned of broader Communist oppression in the region.
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Blizzard Strikes Plains States with Renewed Gusts and Snow
The Associated Press reports a fresh blast of wind and cold across the northern Plains with 71 mile per hour gusts in southeastern Wyoming. Snow avalanches cut off two mountain communities totaling about 1200 people while subzero winds spread from Canada into the Dakotas, Nebraska and Minnesota. Fulfilling Snow Bound efforts by Operation Snow Bound, snow plows and bulldozers battled drifting accumulations as farm families face isolation and livestock distress across southern Wyoming, western Nebraska and western South Dakota.
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Three Die In Collision Of Bus And Car At Albany
Three persons were killed in a Central Avenue crash near King Avenue Albany when a convertible coupe collided with a westbound bus. Two sisters, Mrs. Josephine Izito and Mrs. Dorothy Salomon De Flumler, 33, died, along with Miss Margaret Salomon, 31, all residents of Albany area. Four bus passengers were hurt none seriously. Police said the car swerved at high speed and struck the bus. driver Earl Beilingero, 44, cited no injuries. Neighbors noted bowling shoes found in the car suggesting an afternoon bowling outing.
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Dewey to answer tax critics at Lincoln Day event
Gov. Dewey will address Democratic critics of New York State fiscal policy at a Lincoln Day dinner sponsored by the National Republican Club at the Waldorf Astoria in New York City. Press secretary James Hagerty said the governor would take off his gloves and answer attacks on the state budget as part two of his critique of Democratic policies.
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Yugoslavia Protests Ban From Red Parley
Yugoslavia protests its exclusion from the Moscow led six nation economic conference. Tass said Belgrade received a note Feb 14 accusing the move of discrimination violating Soviet East European emigre treaties.
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Judge Urges Writing On Red Trial Antarctic Claims
Soviet authorities push for an official declaration on Antarctic rights and interests amid U S Britain and other powers debate. State Department proposes international control to settle overlapping claims while Moscow warns against excluding Russia from any settlement.
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Hoffman Says Kremlin Has Failed In Europe
Paul G Hoffman told the Congressional Club wives that Western Europe aided by the Marshall Plan shows the Kremlin’s failure in limiting world influence. He cited Mindszenty’s arrest in Hungary as evidence of the regime’s “new extremes” to uproot religion amid European recovery efforts funded by a 13 month appropriation of 5580 million dollars.
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Norway Assured on Arms in Atlantic Pact
Norwegian Foreign Minister Halvard Lange met with Secretary of State Acheson in Washington and said the United States indicated Norway could join the North Atlantic alliance as a full partner with substantial military backing. Acheson and Lange issued a joint statement after a frank discussion on the alliance’s objectives. Lange planned to meet British Foreign Minister Bevin in London, with travel to New York and then England. The State Department stressed no invitation had been issued and no pressure was applied to Norway. Police announced a plot to dynamite Seoul Stadium during a United Nations rally in Korea, with several arrests and links to the Communist–controlled South Korea Labor Party. The UN Commission on Korea arrived to seek reunification efforts in the divided country.
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Senator Ellender Defends Taft-Hartley Amid Labor Debate
Senator Ellender of Louisiana attacked the administration substitute for the Taft-Hartley Law on a radio broadcast, praising the existing Wagner Act as balanced and warning the new bill lacks court injunctions for national emergencies. Labor hearings were paused with a final round set for Monday, Feb 23, as Republicans and Southern Democrats push to repeal TD-H.
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Minister Warns Of U S Emotions In Mindszenty Case
Rev John Paul Jones, a Brooklyn Protestant leader, cautions Americans against collective church backed action in the Mindszenty case. He urges thought before supporting a perceived holy crusade, noting emotions and prejudice can outpace facts in the Catholic hierarchy and Hungarian government.
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Eisenhower Recalled To Head Start In Transit Strike
Washington reports President Truman announced General Dwight D. Eisenhower would lead the joint chiefs temporarily in a nationwide strike by Philadelphia transit workers paralyzing the city. About 11,000 union members walked out seeking a wage boost. negotiations remained deadlocked as the strike stretched into a long labor dispute.
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Airliner with 16 aboard overdue after night flight
An airliner carrying 16 people including eight women and three children went more than thirty hours overdue after departing from Tings Maria to Huannce, Peru, yesterday.
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Churchill And Truman To Speak At Cambridge
Washington and Cambridge events feature President Truman and Winston Churchill at a Mid Century Convocation in Cambridge Massachusetts. Churchill will address social implications of scientific progress on March 31 at MIT. Truman will speak April 1 and receive an honorary degree at Boston College.
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McDonald Named U S Ambassador to Israel
James G. McDonald of Bronxville has been named the first United States ambassador to Israel. He has served as special American representative and has been in the region during the period when Washington extended de facto recognition to the new Jewish state.
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Mystery Monroe Street deaths stir county office split
A dispute over whether to keep the probe open marked the Rensselaer County district attorney’s office after the father and son were found dead at 50 Monroe Street. District Attorney Wiley said the investigation was closed, while Assistant D A Poland disputed that action and pledged to continue seeking the truth as police and experts examine all clues.
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