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Toll Rises To 232 in Six States

’ Bry United Press LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Mar. 24} —Arkansas towns buried their storm dead today. Bo did towns in six other States ravaged by twisters and tornadoes that took the lives of at least 232 persons. Judsonia, a thriving farming center just 72 hours ago, buried * jts dead in a mass funeral. An. other mass funeral was held at Searcy. Red Cross disaster headquarters here announced after Its latest official survey of the entire vast tornado area that the death toll thus far was 232. Earlier in the day, Red Cross headquarters = at Little. Rock placed the fatality figure at 250. A United Press compilation of the dead from Arkansas, Alabama, ‘Tennessee, Mississippi, Kentucky and Missouri listed 201 names.

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Better Weather Salvation Army Major Ralph £. Rose said weather conditions have improved “vastly” in the past 24 hours. ; “Our men were helped by the ¥ise in temperature last night” he said, “and the wind died down.” : The Red Cross sald none ol foe homeless spent the night unshel- . ; 4 tered. Big tents were rushed to pass at W. Washington and Harding Sts. early yesterday. the area of the devastation but a . ens

most of them remained folded. . Neighbors had taken all in. Camp Atterbury IT S _ The Red Cross counted 1107 in- X ec jured from the storms that In Top Shape for slashed “like a glant finger” Lites gas | MURDER across six states Friday and “Re ort Aor 2 Dixie Division urday. | i uh Rauch UT | * | camp ATTERBURY, Mar. 2¢ On the Highways Ma. v. Who hag been ui By United Press {| (UP)—A $100,000 remodeling and ork Sines constantly since the) p,prg Mar 24—A "television repair program during the last] FRENCH LICK—Larry Rober-| tragedy struck, praised the grit ,opor to the American people four months has been completed son, 14, Eckerty, struck by a car

of the populace at Judsonia, one ,.. 2 hy Gen, Dwight B. Elsen-| of the hardest hit areas. HEA will clear the way for nis’ °F the arival of the 31st TE ete Sa ant, died of i y y. |

“These people seem to want 10 ,eturn to the United States in Division to train here put the pleces together again and nay gources close to the General Lt. Fred L. Cipriano, post engl-| son» start all Sy” he pad, A said today. (neers operations officer, sald the. GARRETT Henry H. Brande-| The ra stopped in flooded They sald the General's tele work began when the 28th divi- perry 48, Corunna, died in a hos-

areas along the Kentucky-Ten-| | nesses border, where 10 lives weref¥ition report Will declare that sion left for Germany last No- ita] here yesterday of injuries ist, and the state highway patrol cot, Furope is now strong enough yemper. uttered earlier in the d | at Harlan, Ky, said the rivers '0 stand up to Russian attack .y.. qe peen at it ever since,” Sufferéd sarller In the day whin Ne dy ’ {and will make it clear that he is ' jan auto in which he was riding

“Red Cross oMcials here revised"? longer “Indispensable” in his Lt. Cipriano said. rolled down an embankment on

(present job as supreme com-| The 31st (Dixie) division is U. 8. 27 and struck a tree. py eg Bg by 1h$ /mander of North Atlantic Treaty expected soon after it completes am with more than 700 injured in Ar- fprees. : current participation in a Texas pp WAYNE—Mary Corey, 24, kansas alone. | Gen. Eisenhower's headquarters maneuver. ~ Ft. Wayne, was burned to death ——————————— called a closed meeting of news | mq, engineer corps also re- when an auto in which she was! . men and photographers today to l U. S. Resident Officer vealed it has spent nearly $1.5 riding burst into flames after

!discuss “shooting” the television | . , i ths to being hit by another car here In Mannheim, Dies Rejagh six Mowhe 10

pictures of the report closing hig million in. t early yesterday, A passing motors] fi , f 1 erb and Its or a : ve ol MANNHEIM, Germany, Mar rat year in the NATO post. tkeep Camp Atterbury ne 3 ot, L. R. Ginzel, Ossian, rescued)

1600-bed army hospital in 24 (UP)—Hugh Mair, 52, United The sources are convinced that | " ithe driver and two other pas-| States eld officer in Mann. Gen. Eisenhower will ask Presi- Smooth running order. P

: sengers from the burning car. heim, died in his sleep at hisident Truman or the Defense De-} The vanguard of the 3Jist is gers 0 : 8

expected this week with 500 to Sn. home here yesterday. partment about Apr. 2 for relief] { {1000 members coming about Mar. MT. VERNON Edward El-

Mr. Mair, a native of Chetek, from his job and return to thel, j38 aifect from Ft. Jueison, 8. C1 wood Shutz, 17, Stewartsville, was

Wis, had served in Germany U. 8, about May 15. \where the division has been stasince 1947, first with the military belleved he would make tioned more than a year. The killed when his auto overturned

government and lately as the his Fst policy speech at Tuxedo, | others will come from “Exercise On Ind. 66 near here early yesterrepresentative of the State De-{N. Y,, May 18 to outline his views Tong Horn” at Ft. Hood, Tex. day. Police believed he fell asleep partment. on foreign affairs | at the wheel. |

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torney, filed last week for the seat in the Indiana House.

lhe will be a candidate for the are important at the time they GOP nomination for governor, a'are held. 2 / race for which he has been men-| Mr, Stassen and Sen. Taft are/tion. sald Gen. Douglas MacAr- in an attempt to solve a tangled

tioned prominently for several candidates in the Wisconsin pri-/thur “is the only outstanding kidnap case. months. \mary. Gen. Eisenhower's name is presidential candidate who makes

the House, Mr. Hughes said he Mr. Stassen, in a radio inter-/cut statement after another.” would stay in the governor race, view with the Gannett News Gen. MacArthur, a Republican, nottom of the dead child's feet too. It will give him a two-edged chance for public office.

ment on local government,” he sald. “The people of this state know what 1 stand for, Reputa-; _ Sen. Lodge is asked on the thur as Far Fast commander/is now living with Robert A, : ; ; i ons are built on what you have Nationa roadcasting Co.'s “one of the greatest mistakes Tipp here. SIX INJURED—Six young men were hurt, two critically, when this car rammed a railroad over- one. not on what you are going “Meet the Press” television pro-this country ever made.” As Mr. Tipp believed both boys to

to do.” gram about reports that Wiscon- President, Mr. Stassen promised be his sons. His former wife,

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rkansas Towns Stage ‘Mass Rites For Tornado Dead

W. O. Hughes Wisconsin Primary ~ Seek Solution

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WASHINGTON, Mar. 24—Harold E. Stassen and Sen.

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or caker oe, In aga Hone Robert A. Taft's campaign manager agreed yesterday that] SOUTH BEND, Mar. 24—Autoday became a candidate for two the Apr. 1 Wisconsin primary will be a key test in the race

offices—governor and a member : : : : ak.‘e of the legislature, for the Republican presidential nomination.

{thorities hoped today to’ finish their examination within the mext 'tew days to “determine if little

Mr. Hughes, Ft. Wayne at-| But Sen. Henry Cabot Lodge

for Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, |cation of how Wisconsin voters ducted from Detroit in 1943. refused to go along. He said only|feel about Gen. Eisenhower. | Bobby was slain in Tampa, Today he formally announced that all of the various primaries! Meanwhile, Ervin Hohensee, Fla, in 1950 and his body was national chairman of the Mac- gxhumed.from Fairview Cemtery Arthur - For - President organiza-iat nearby. Mishawaka Saturday

Republican nomination for his old

Inspector Thomas A. Dwyer of the Detroit police force said pieces of skin taken from the

When he filed for re-election to not entered. a speech consisting of one clear-

Service, said he plans to “spend insists he is not a candidate. la great deal of my time in Wis-| Mr. Stassen, a former goverIt he wins the nomination for consin” before the primary which nor of Minnesota, predicted that 8 Ft. Wayne seat in the legis- he’ called a “key test” with the 'cOTTuption” in federal govern-y.ar oid, ature, he still can run for the Ohio Senator. jment will “cut very deep” in this" 17 tests prove Bobby really was overnor nomination at the State! David 8. Ingalls, chairman of Year's campaign “because I think tne kidnaped Paul, it will have P convention July 3. If he the Taft committee, released -a We have just really seen the be-\gtrong bearing on a custody suit

would be compared with footprints of Paul Jevaharian Jr., who was kidnaped when almost a

wins that, he can resign from his statement in which he said Wis- 8inning of the disclosures of the pending in probate court here, legislative candidacy.

; \consin is “all important” of the Scandals of those past seven yr and Mrs. Arthur C. Thomp‘It is my desire to continue the four primaries scheduled in the Years. ght against federal encroach- next six weeks, : i

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flits Doug's Ouster {Joe Tipp is their son, Ronnie, kidMr. Stassen called President naped in October, 1944, when he Truman’s ouster of Gen. MacAr- was 20 months old. Charley Joe

sin delegates for California Gov.|to call the General back “for ad-'Lois, said she gave birth to them Earl Warren are claiming “a vote|vice and counsel.” {while on trips to her native for Gov. Warren is a vote for! Mr, Ingalls said “any re-ex- Mississippi. But Mrs. Tipp, now NEW YORK, Mar. 42 (UP)— Gen. Eisenhower.” jamination of developments of the a mental patient in Florida, never Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, indicted] The Senator said he knew past two weeks will reveal that gave birth, physicians said after “second string” Communist, ap- nothing about it. He denied Eis-| despite a lot of sound and fury an examination. pears in federal court today to enhower forces had made any by the stop-Taft forces, Sen.| Mrs. Tipp was indicted on a seek permission to leave the city “deal” with Warren supporters. Taft's position in the race for the charge of murder in the slaying temporarily. Mrs. Flynn wants He said the vote Gov. Warren Republican nomination has actu- of Bobby but never tried. Mr, to go to 8t. Louis. gets in the primary should not'ally been strengthened.’ | Tipp took custody of Charley Jos,

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