SYRACUSE RETAINS NEIL RING TROPHY; Kartalian's Quick Knockout Victory Clinches 4th Title in Row -- Army Second
By the Associated Press
Syracuse wins 4th Intercall Assn champ in row
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March 9, 1952
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SOME JAPAN BONDS MAY BE UNSALABLE; They Look Good, but More Than $5,000,000 of Such Issues Require Revalidation
By Burton Crane
Govt maps revalidation of dollar bonds held in US
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CLUBB VERDICT LAID TO DAVIS, EX-ENVOY; Diplomat Who Freed Vogeler Is Revealed as Having Led Acheson to Drop Charges
By Walter H. Waggoner
Acheson announces that N P Davis was rev officer, news conf; Sen McCarthy, in Minn Univs, announces Davis role; s on case rev by Bd on basis of W Chambers testimony; sees Acheson action necessitating rev of Dept loyalty procedure; Davis statement, Glens Falls, NY; his career
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NEW COLOR DEAL; Greater Range Revealed In 'Royal' Travel Film
By Bosley Crowther
THE truly amazing quality of the color photography in the factual film "Royal Journey," now at the Embassy Guild, should arouse everyone in picture business to a renewed realization of the boon that movies have in their ability to throw color onto the screen.
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YANKEES VANQUISH CARDINALS, 11 TO 5, WITH 7 RUNS IN 7TH; Cerv's Homer With 2 Aboard Marks Big Inning in First Exhibition Before 7,211
By John Drebinger
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., March 8 -- Casey Stengel, flashing a preponderance of playing talent, gave Eddie Stanky, making his debut as the Cardinals' new skipper, a rather bad time today as the Yankees crushed the Redbirds, 11 to 5, in the season's exhibition inaugural at Al Lang Field before an overflow gathering of 7,211.
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Notable Births
1952Bill Beaumont, English rugby player and manager[†]
Sir William Blackledge Beaumont is an English former rugby union player, and was captain of the England national team, earning 34 caps. His greatest moment as captain was the unexpected 1980 Grand Slam win. He played as a lock.
Historical Context for March 9, 1952
In 1952, the world population was approximately 2,584,086,339 people[†]