What happened on March 3, 1951?

Headlines from March 3, 1951

• ⚓ Navy Launches Submarine – The Navy launched a new 'killer' submarine for tests, aiming to enhance its capabilities as a hunter of other submarines.
• 🇺🇸 Truman in Florida – President Harry Truman arrived in Key West, Florida, for a three-week vacation, seeking relaxation amid his presidency.
• 🌍 Schuman Plan Assured – The Bonn Agreement on coal is seen as a significant step toward ensuring the success of the Schuman Plan for European integration.
• 📈 U.S. Gypsum Gains – U.S. Gypsum reported earnings of over $27 million in 1950, reflecting growth amid a building boom despite tax increases.
• 🏛️ Tito Restores Parliament – Yugoslav leader Tito announced plans to restore parliamentary clubs to encourage greater public participation in governance.
• 📊 Wage Gains Assured – A rise in living costs is expected to result in wage increases for over a million workers tied to the consumer price index.
• 🏗️ Sikorsky Factory Expands – Sikorsky announced a significant expansion of its Connecticut factory, transitioning to produce all-service helicopters.
• 🎨 Art Exhibitions Open – Diversity in painting is showcased in five exhibitions, highlighting works by notable artists including Charles Demuth.
• 📉 Wholesale Prices Dip – Wholesale prices showed a slight dip, with the index reported at 182.9%, indicating a minor decline in market activity.
• ⚖️ Crisis Church Forum – A church forum scheduled to discuss the 'Christian response' to current crises will take place at Riverside on Monday.