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March 14, 1952

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HOUSE CHIEFS SEEK NEW TEST ON U.M.T.; Rayburn and Vinson Decide on Second Attempt Without Waiting for Senate Action HOUSE CHIEFS SEEK NEW TEST ON U.M.T.

By John D. Morrisspecial To the New York Times

Rayburn and Vinson plan new test; Cong mall heavily pro-UMT; VFW comdr F C Hilton scores shelving

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False Love and Marrying for Money Ruled Out as Annulment Grounds; COURT WON'T END MONEY MARRIAGE

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Appeals Ct rules false pre-marital promises or marrying for money insufficient grounds for annulment, R Woronzoff-Daschkoff case

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SENATE, 53-37, VOTES TRUMAN'S REVISION OF REVENUE BUREAU; Final Approval Won by Plan to Put All but Chief of Agency in Civil Service 3 FRESHMEN LEAD FIGHT Score With Plea to Those 'Who Talk Against Corruption' to Cast Ballots Against It SENATE APPROVES TAX REORGANIZING

By Clayton Knowlesspecial To the New York Times

Sen rejects George-Millikin resolution to disapprove plan, 53-37; Millikin s; adoption seen triumph for Humphrey, Monroney, Moody; Snyder, King statements

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WEST MAY ASK TITO FOR POLICY ACCORD; U. S., Britain and France Sift Bid to Coordinate Foreign Stand Closer to Theirs WEST MAY ASK TITO FOR POLICY ACCORD

By C. L. Sulzbergerspecial To the New York Times

US, GB and France reptdly weigh asking Yugoslavia to coordinate policies on some issues with West in exch for aid benefits; improved ties with Greece and Turkey seen sought

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MORE DETECTIVES ON SCHUSTER CASE; 200 Now Seek Slayer of Sutton Tipster -- Judge Assigned to Robber's Trial Is Guarded MORE DETECTIVES ON SCHUSTER CASE

By Meyer Berger

200 detectives on case; kin and others get protection; criminologist cites Chapman-Anderson case as precedent for murder

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Historical Context for March 14, 1952

In 1952, the world population was approximately 2,584,086,339 people^[†]