McCarthy Charges Whitewash in Service Loyalty Case
Senator McCarthy charged that the State Department loyalty board ordered a complete whitewash of diplomat John Service. He accused Deputy Undersecretary Peurifoy of prejudging the case before facts are heard as others defend Service amid ongoing Senate inquiries into alleged pro communist influence. Service, en route to India, had been ordered to Washington for a loyalty review after prior clears.
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McCarthy
State Department
John Stewart Service
John E. Peurifoy
Service
Wisconsin
Mundt
Jonng Fray
R-Sd
Senate
Department
Ellis M. Zacharias
Naval Intelligence
Zacharias
India
Peurifoy
Waa
Pacific
U. S. Civil Service Loyalty Review Board
Helsinki
Finland
Fast Hight
Social Democratic
Soviet Union
Urho Kekkonen
Swedish People's Party
Outgalnz
Ia Karl- August Fagertinim
Juho Paasikivi
Kekkonen
Agrarians
Swedish People’s Party
Liberals
Coaltion
Finland-Soviet Union Society
Russia
Kek‘konen
Mauno Pekkala
Popular Democrats
Social Democrats
Bodh
Tideralz
Ministry of Trade and Industry
Sakkari Tournioja
Bank of Finland
Heikki Kannisto
General Fairchild Dies Top Air Force Aide
General Fairchild, vice chief of staff and four star commander, died unexpectedly of a heart attack at Fort Myer Virginia. A native of Bellingham Washington, he entered service in 1918 and served in Italy and France during World War I. He piloted civil aviation missions in South America in 1926 27 and held numerous decorations including the Distinguished Flying Cross and Croix de Guerre.
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Italy
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South America
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Air Corps Hannecrme
Darton
Ohio
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Montoon|orm
Ala
Army Industrial College
Army War College
Troy Man Struck By Bus In Early Morning Crash
Peter Makar about 50 of 404 Ehrt Street was struck by a United Traction Co bus at Jackson and Second Streets around 2 a.m. He lay in critical condition at St Marys Hospital as Roten Catholic rites were performed in the emergency room. Police investigate as doctors treat possible head and chest injuries.
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Second Streets
Peter Makar
Ehrt Street
St Mary's Hospital
Press
Makar
Waterford-Thoman
Frank McCrea
Munro Court
Sebastian DiGioriio
John Grimmick
Herman Gusti
Leo FP. Barry
Truman Bans Coalition Phone Talk With Stalin
President Truman rejected a proposed telephone link with Stalin and focused on his fair deal agenda. He planned four potential Monday calls to the Big Four congressional leaders, after consulting with Charles C. Ross and Charles Murphy. No decision on education bill steps or atomic chair speculation was announced.
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Truman
Stalin
Big Four
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Barkley
Rayburn
Senate
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White House
Ross
Charles 8. Murphy
Dunstan-Paris American Legion Post
New York
Rosa
Ralph D. Gregg
American Legion
Indianapolis
Duncan-Paris Post
Greggs
Arthur Compton
Washington University
St. Louis
Jia
Atomic Energy Commission
Missing Cadet Reported Slain At West Point
Army officials say missing Ohio cadet Richard Colvin Cox, 21, of Mansfield, is believed slain. Col. Edwin X. Heywell, West Point provost marshal, says foul play is certain as officers search the A00 Cadet Reservation for traces since Cox left January 14 to meet a man he called George.
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United States Miliary Academy
Ohio
Edwin X. Heywell
Marhal
Richard
Colvin Cox
Mansfield
George
Cade
Former Klan Leader Wins Parole From Indiana Prison
Former Ku Klux Klan Grand Dragon D C Stephenson of Indiana won parole eligibility after Governor Schricker commuted his life sentence for murder to time served. Trustees voted unanimously for parole, but formal clearance may take days before release.
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Ind
D. C. Stephenson
Indiana
Sho
Henry F. Schricker
Hesii
Schricker
Stephenson
Madre Cherholtzer
Exey Gines Stephenenn
Grand Dragon
Indiana Kian
Architect Dies in New York City at 72
Frederick Lyadermess, 72, architect who formerly held advisory posts in federal and New York City government, died yesterday in New York City.
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New York
Frederick Ly F Adermess
New York City
Two Children Die In Maine House Fire
Two youngsters Gerald Casey aged 2 and Raymond L aged 4 perished in a Maine fire that swept their home after they were put to bed. The tragedy marks the second and fourth child deaths this year in Maine fires, pushing the state toll higher. Victims were sons of Mr. Wilford Case. The blaze destroyed their family home in Lagrange Me.
Civilian Defense Program Criticized
Washington mayor told Congress that cities have no idea how to handle civilian atomic defense and criticized Washington's handling. He urged one agency and noted new authority in the Executive Department under Dr. Paul Larsen. Bowron urged broad public involvement and outlined basic safety guidance from Dr. Shields Warren.
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Los Angeles
Congress
Fletcher Bowron
Senate House
Bowron
Executive Department
Paul Larsen
McMahon
D.- Conn
Shields Warren
Atomic Energy Commission
Snow Storm Lashes Buffalo Area Killing Child
A sudden snow storm in the Buffalo Niagara Falls region caused a fatal traffic accident when a bus veered on icy streets and struck five year old Donna Bowers playing in her yard. The storm, forecast to drop four to six inches, produced icy roads, with city and county plows mobilized and motorists urged to stay home.
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Niagara Falls
Donna Bowers
US Weather Bureau
Erie County
New York
Niagara County
Cattaraugus County
Syracuse
Cayuga County
Isherif’s
Sher
Military Policemen Get Long Prison Terms
A U S Army court martial sentenced two military policemen to lengthy imprisonment for kidnapping a Romanian born Austrian, lowering him to Soviet captivity. Corrections include dishonorable discharge, forfeiture of pay, and service time totaling decades. The panel took about ten hours to conclude.
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Avethay
U.S Army
Inag
Teyme
Axenta
Cor Pana Abel
Relivar
MoMas
John Frankey
New York City
Cal
Mo Tharr
San Antonio
Tex
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Secret strike order alleged from John L. Lewis to miners
Lloyd H Sidener former Local 7445 president Canton testifies that John L. Lewis secretly ordered 380000 striking miners to ignore the court injunction and resume work after a telegraph plea. Sidener says the warning came via Bernard Beasley and chain of command. Beasley denies the charge and Sidener was removed March 7.
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Jil
Gpi
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Lloyd H Sidener
Lewis
Sidener
Bernard Beasley
Sinois U M.W
Beasley
National Labor Relations Board
Woking
Richmond B Keech
Ita
Alate Umw
Subdistrict Board
Telephone Talks Off For Indefinite Period
United Press report from New York states wage talks broke off indefinitely yesterday after a week of discussions. Federal mediator William Margane planned another meeting next week. A separate session between Western Electric and Communication Workers union yielded no progress.
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William XN. Margane
Anniher
Western Elerinne Ca
Tavisian 6 Cio
Thea
Truman Greets Irish On National Holiday
New York observers describe a grand St Patrick Day parade with 2000 spectators, marching bands, and cheering crowds along Central Park Avenue. The event featured Irish symbols, police presence, and remarks from officials including Truman and Ireland’s leaders, while tensions along the Ireland border sparked by Northern Ireland police clashes.
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Centrad
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Ireland
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Wang
Cite
Bodton
Erate
Tmcen
Limenck
Pyte
Xcolf
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Chert
Strikes Warn Leopold Not To Return
About 100000 Belgian workers halted work to pressure King Leopold to stay away from the throne after a referendum showed 57.6 percent favor Leopold's return. In Walloon regions 72 percent opposed, with Brussels factories affected too. Union leader Arthur Gailly declared the strike would continue until Walloonia federates, as Liberal and Socialist ministers debated options in Brussels. Premier Gaston Eyskens weighed parliamentary action amid Geneva negotiations and possible government changes.
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Belgium
Leopold
Pariament
Switzerland
Atriles
Walloon
Brussels
Charfergl
Arthur Gailly
Walloonie
Tony
Liberale
Social Caris Plings
Gaston Eyskens
Ponen
Geneva
Leopolds Retin
Evskens
Sub-Normal Weather Forecast for 30 Days
The Weather Bureau reports widespread below normal temperatures for the next 30 days across much of the United States, with a slight deficit of warmth expected in the central and western regions. Rainfall varies, near or below normal in most areas, except the northeast where precipitation may exceed average. New York City water data are not actionable at this time.
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U.S
Bayern
Nermel
Dave
Eal
Jerre
Muifaur
Rescue Ship Picks Up 26 From Blasted Elder Near Eniwetok
A Pearl Harbor era rescue report states Pearl Harbor era vessel Elder suffered a late Friday engine room explosion and fire. Pearl Harbor era rescue ship Comstock found 26 survivors, 3 officers and 11 crew aboard Elder, with 12 staying to fight the blaze. The 26 captains and sailors were exhausted after a week adrift and picked up about 2,000 miles southwest of Hawaii. Officials continued searches for the missing Elder and a rescue crew.
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Eniwetok Atomic Proving Grounds
Pearl Harbor
Eniwetok Atone Proving Grounds
Comstock
Hawaiun Sea Frontier
Eniwetok
Hawaii
Hawaiian Sea Frontier
A. W. Brewster
Brewster
Sea Frontier
Brewater
Wiliam F Adama
San Diegn
Cal
Russians Jam West German Broadcasts
Russian forces reportedly rigged static stations in East Germany to block West German broadcasts. Officials say a dozen jammers are being built to thwart Copenhagen frequencies. Stuttgarter broadcasts faded east of Berlin as European stations adopted new bands under the Copenhagen plan. The U.S. opposed some changes, while East Germany gained clearer, more powerful frequencies.
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Germany
United States
Copenhagen
Denmark
Janet
Vatican
Britaa
Sevet Union
Sevet Bisse
Cammani
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