Military News Flow Centralized Under One Office
The U S military orders one man to oversee public information merging Army Navy and Air Force news. The move aims to control leaks amid House Armed Services inquiry into published atomic energy and air strike targets. Wu liana Foye named chief. effective March 41 with prior prep since December.
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Military Department
Army
Navy
Air Force
National Military Establishment
Wuliana Foye
Associated Press
House
Armed Services Committee
Yorrental
Defense
Forrestal
Joint Chief of Staff
Rep. Mahon
D.-Tek
Atomic Energy Commission
Mindszenty Case Brought to United Nations
The Mindszenty case was presented at the United Nations in Lake Success with Bolivia seeking action by the General Assembly opening in New York on April 5. Western diplomats had urged bringing the case before the U.N. over charges prosecutors say were manufactured by the Communist regime. Cardinal Mindszenty is serving a life sentence after a February trial in Budapest.
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Hiiness
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Wherry
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Truman Camp
Baldwin
R.-Conn
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Dows
Myers
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Assislant
Censored White House Beach Photos Released
White House officials released but censored beach and winter White House scenes of President Truman and aides. Censors cut footage showing location details while plans moved forward on Truman's legislative agenda and a news conference was scheduled for morning.
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Independence
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American Woman Slain In Korea
Mrs. Horace H. Underwood, 60, wife of a U.S. educator and missionary in Korea, was shot to death in her Seoul home during a tea party. Police blamed Korean Communists, arresting three suspects as motives remained unclear. The attack occurred as she entertained wives of faculty members near the Choren Christian College.
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Horace H. Underwood
U. S
Kim Tai Sun
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Hei
U. S. Army
Kim
Associated Press
Mia
Mo Yun Suk
Republic of Korea
United Nations
Paris
Russia
Republic
United States
South Korea
Atomic Body Denies Theft Of Uranium
The Atomic Energy Commission said no installation or contractor reported missing source material essential to atomic energy. A Mexican police inquiry into a supposed refined uranium theft prompted the AEC to note they are aware of press reports. The commission described the material as source material rather than fissile material.
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UPI
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Mexico City
U. S
Italy Out Of Pact Fight Spurs Strikes and Deaths
Strikes and clashes swept Italian cities as Communists urged to block the Atlantic pact. One demonstrator killed and nine injured near Terni. ten police hurt as police used guns and tear gas. In Rome the Chamber of Deputies debated the pact as De Gasperi pressed for a vote.
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Associated Press
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Terni
Rome
Milan
Genoa
Chamber of Deputies
Alcide de Gasperi
Atlantic Alliance
de Gasperi
Top U S Red Leader Permitted to Fight Own Defense
Eugene Dennis, Communist Party general secretary, was authorized by Judge Medina to conduct his own defense in the conspiracy trial. The court set to begin Monday with Dennis likely to face a jury, while concerns about his legal capacity were noted. The radar screening network cost is placed at 261 million dollars with initial funding of 5.3 million dollars. The Senate Armed Services Committee debated related measures as the trial approach loomed.
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New York
Eugene Dennis
Communist Party
Harold R. Medina
Medina
Senate
Washington
House
Senate to Debate Rent Control Extension Amid Provisions
The Senate inched toward action on a 12 to 15 month rent control extension with state options to scrap or administer controls. The plan would replace the current 15 percent cap with staged increases of 3 percent October 1, 5 percent April 1, and a cap preventing higher rises than 15 percent above June 1947 levels, while allowing three months of continued controls.
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Strike Looms as 2400 Pullman Conductors Vote
The nation faces a March 31 walkout by about 2400 Pullman conductors risking major passenger service cuts. A. G. Wise said the National Railway Mediation Board could pause the strike. Harding and others framed the stakes around service, layoffs, and working conditions as the dispute over warrants and compensation continues.
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A. G. Wise
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Mattece Garrell Ro Harding
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Harding
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Cocal
Wiretapping Blackmail Ring Hunted in New York
Reports of a ring extorting up to a million dollars yearly from wealthy New Yorkers. Police probe into wiretapping and tipster networks at top hotels with alleged illicit romances and shady deals. Investigators say no victim comments yet as grand jury and congressmen discuss the case at City Hall.
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William O'Duvyer
William P. O'Brien
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Cienderin J. Ryan
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Good Government Foundation
O'Dwyere
Emanuel Celler
D-N-Y
House Judiciary Committee
Wibetafiang
Hoover Commission Backs Broad Public Works Restructure
The Hoover Commission urges major public works reform, proposing to shift Army Engineers river projects and Federal Works Agency building programs to Interior. It favors civilian airports under a new Commerce Bureau and cites potential savings and better policy coordination. A dissenting trio calls for a separate Department of Natural Resources and differing river duties.
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Commerce Department
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Yire
Dean Acheson
Department of Natural Resources
Acheson
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James H. Rowe, Jr
Department
Army Engineers
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New York's St Patrick's Day Parade Draws Huge Crowds
Spectators lined Fifth Avenue as 62 battalions formed the march in New York City's St Patrick's Day parade. Grand Marshal John A Coleman Jr led officials including Francis Cardinal Spellman and Mayor William O'Dwyer, with about 5,000 Irish Americans and thousands of onlookers enjoying sunny weather.
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Fina Avenue
Greland
New Forks
St. Pat
Aid
John A. Coleman, Jr
Ateste
Francis Carolinal Spellman
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Pipes and Colleens Celebrate St Patrick's Day in Eire
Dublin reports a festive St Patrick’s Day as Eire marks its independence with pipers and dancers amid border tensions. crowds defy bans in Londonerry and demonstrations echo the new nation’s identity while soldiers parade and leaders attend Parliament steps.
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Det Tn
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Faith And Isn t It A Surprise St Patrick Was A Republican
A historic Washington gathering mocks the idea of St Patrick being a Republican. Rep Jomith Patrick O Hara of Minnesota led a list of Irish surnames praising Republican ties amid a tongue in cheek House discussion. The exchange references Irish lineage with humor, noting Rep Works from Shamrock Texas and other named Congress members.
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Emerald Isle
Jomith Patrick O Hara
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Costes Freed On Charges Of Spying
Paris court acquits Costes Coades on spying charges after a military trial. The defense claimed he deceived Germany into sending him to the United States as a spy and helped the Allies, while prosecutors said he supplied French aircraft and weapon secrets. Five judges freed him, four would convict.
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Dieudonne Coates
Byer
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Paria
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Germany
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