Ohio atomic plant site secrecy fuels land fears
Washington reports the AEC may keep the final site secret until funding is secured for a $1 billion gaseous diffusion plant. Ohio River Valley options include Cincinnati and Portsmouth areas, Louisville and Point Pleasant region, with surveys around Okeana Ohio. construction could need 34,000 workers at peak, plus 4,000 to 5,000 permanent staff.
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AEC Chief Sees Ohio Valley as Attractive Site for Diffusion Plant
Chairman Gordon Dean said the Ohio Valley region is attractive for a proposed one billion dollar gaseous diffusion plant but final location is undecided. He outlined the plan’s scope including 5000 to 6000 acres, 34,000 construction jobs, and 4000 to 5000 permanent positions, with Portsmouth and Cincinnati among the candidate sites.
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Ohio Valley
U. S
Hartley M. Kilgore
Congress
Dean
Paducah
Portsmouth
Cincinnati
Barkley Weighs Presidential Bid as Aides Report Mixed Feelings
Friends of Vice President Barkley say he is receptive to the Democratic nomination but hesitant to enter the race now. They note he may yield to Truman and stay out of active campaigning, though they expect a possible bid if favored by the convention.
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Washington
Barkley
Truman
Yank Airmen Crush Rail Hub Near Haeju
U S jet fighters struck a major Red supply point west of Haeju North Korea destroying 22 buildings and damaging 11 in a dawn to early afternoon attack. Sabre jets escorted the mission and destroyed seven Mig 15s.
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U. S
North Korea
U. S. Fifth Air Force
Haeju
38Th Parallel
Ongjin Peninsula
Sabre
Easter Egg Fatality Blamed on Choking Incident
VALLEY STREAM NY John Tyburczy 70 collapsed after attempting to swallow a boiled Easter egg. A medical examiner ruled the Sunday death caused by asphyxiation when the egg blocked his breath.
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Valley Stream
N. Y
John Tyburczy
Tyburczy
Tell It To Sell It Ad Promotion
Classified notice urging readers to use the Tell It To Sell It service with quick response and a local ad-taker by dialing 31242 for selling renting or exchanging items and services.
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Southeastern Ohio
Steel Profit Study Looms Talks Resume
Deadlocked steel wage talks between industry and the CIO resume amid talk of government seizure becoming a campaign issue. The Senate Banking Committee weighs witnesses to test President Truman’s claim that mills demand price boosts to fund higher wages. A probe of profits and taxes on Korean War efforts is discussed as part of the inquiry. No sign of a near-term settlement before Easter recess.
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Senate Banking Committee
Truman
Congress
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Death by Own Action Ends Police Chase
Former pro boxer Ray mond White known as Whizzer died by suicide at a roadblock after a weekend manhunt. He fired at state troopers Friday, stole three cars, robbed a farmer, and assaulted a woman during the chase. White, 35, had boxed in Steubenville Wheeling and Pittsburgh and earned the Silver Star in World War II.
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Whizzer) White
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South Pacific
Queen Juliana Resumes Tour After Brief Rest
SEA ISLAND Ga. Queen Juliana ends a vacation stay and plans to depart for Detroit. A court official says she did not get all the rest she needed during the break. After lunch at the beach club she will board a Constellation to Michigan for a heavy program.
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Juliana
Detroit
Michigan
Body found along the Ohio River unidentified woman
Officials prepared to bury a 35 year old woman whose badly decomposed body was found Saturday night at Hav erhill near the Ohio River, 18 miles southeast of Portsmouth. The case left her identity unknown.
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Haverhill
Ohio River
Tornado raids central Ohio damaging Dover plants
A tornado swept from Columbus through Marion Township and Dover causing hundreds of thousands in damage. It wrecked two factories in Dover, damaged homes and trees, toppled power lines, cut power in sections, and disrupted traffic. A motorist was injured when a tree fell on a car in New Philadelphia.
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Hobart Johnson
Marion Township
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
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Zanesville
Muskingum River
Rockville
Dale
New Jersey Republicans Brace for Three Way Presidential Battle
New Jersey Republicans face a three way GOP primary as taft eisenhower and stassen appear on the ballot with 38 delegate posts at stake. Democrats contest 36 delegates with 32 votes and Sen Estes Kefauver is the sole Democratic presidential hopeful. In Washington Sen Tom Connally resigns from the Senate race saying he will not file for renomination.
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Tennessee
GOP
Robert Taft
Ohio
Dwight Eisenhower
Harold Stassen
Minnesota
Taft
Alfred Driscoll
Eisenhower
Washington
Sen
Tom Connally
Texas
United States Senate
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Congress
Auto Crash Kills Former Leon Youth
A former Leon youth Floyd Jacobs age 14 died at Chillicothe Hospital four hours after an auto crash on Route 50 two miles west of Bainbridge Ohio. He suffered a fractured skull. Driver David England 18 of Chillicothe Route 5 was in serious condition with a fractured skull and a broken right arm at Chillicothe Hospital. Jacobs lived with his mother and previously with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Lawrence Keefer near Leon.
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Bainbridge
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Floyd Jacobs
Chillicothe
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Jacobs
David England
England
Lawrence Keefer
Lula Jacobs
Frontier Hero Dies Fought in Indian Wars
Tulsa report says William G. Bruner a Creek Indian known for law clashes in youth died Sunday. Bruner later sided with authorities and his Winchester aided frontier order in Indian Territory. Age unconfirmed with relatives giving 98 to 100 while a 1946 article listed him at 110.
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Okla
William G
Billy) Bruner
Bruner
Frontier
Indian Territory
Truce talks hit brief 15 second session in Korea
Negotiators in Munsan Korea set another brevity record meeting just 15 seconds including translation time. UN Command delegates offered no timetable to resume recessed prisoner of war talks, one of three major issues blocking an armistice, after a 50 second Sunday session with the Reds.
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Korea
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Reds
Gold Rush on for television industry as freeze ends
The FCC lifted its 3 percent year freeze on new TV stations, opening the door to as many as 2053 stations in 1291 communities and moving to ultra high frequencies to carry more channels. Receivers may need a 10 to 50 dollar converter. grants begin July 1 after a 78 day wait for new applications and re submissions.
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United States
Federal Communications Commission
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Commission
Western Electric Dispute Clouds Ohio Bell Pay Boost
A week into the Ohio Bell strike 12,000 workers won a wage increase from 4 to 7 cents hourly, averaging 11.5 cents after board approval. The status of 900 Western Electric pickets remains unclear while WE negotiates in New York City and mediators move toward full sessions.
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Ernest Weaver
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Big Muddy Hits Record Flood Crest
The Missouri River crest at Sioux City and South Sioux City set a new high as floods surged downstream toward Omaha and Council Bluffs. About two thirds of Council Bluffs residents fled, with East Omaha and Carter Lake facing similar exodus. The river rose beyond 24 feet, threatening a 30 foot crest on Wednesday.
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Missouri
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Omaha Council Bluffs
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Council Bluffs
Carter Lake
Rail Freight Hike Approved by ICC Panel
The Interstate Commerce Commission allowed a nationwide rail freight increase of about 678 million dollars per year, with nine percent in the South and West and six percent in the East. The order restores a 15 percent rise overall from last year’s reconsideration.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Akron Woman Hangs Self and Daughter Drowns
Coroner's assistant M T Abels postponed ruling on the hanging death of 46 year old Mrs Goldie Tefoya and the apparent drowning of her three year old daughter Janet. Tefoya left a note and her husband Philip Tefoya was not home when found.
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M. T. Abels
Goldie Tefoya
Donnie
Janet
Columbus Woman 64 Is 11th Traffic Victim This Year
An auto struck Mrs. Maude E. Withrow 64 as she crossed a street Sunday. She was killed marking the 11th Columbus traffic fatality this year.
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Columbus
Maude E. Withrow
Ohio editors to gather for annual radio news meeting
The Ohio Association of Radio News Editors will hold its annual meeting Saturday at the Deshler-Wallick hotel in Columbus. The event brings together members from Columbus and surrounding areas to discuss industry issues and upcoming projects.
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Columbus
Ohio Association of Radio News Editors
Deshler-Wallick
Freak Blast Kills Mother at Brooklyn Hospital
A young mother died in a freak anesthetic explosion on an operating table after delivering via caesarean section at Cumberland Hospital Brooklyn. The blast knocked out a doctor. the newborn girl survived. Dr B G Dinin disclosed static electricity sparked the highly volatile cyclopropane used to treat low blood pressure.
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B. G. Dinin
Cumberland Hospital
Brooklyn
Dinin
Progressive Schedule Convention in Chicago
The Progressive Party will hold its 1952 national convention in Chicago over the July 4 weekend. Former Congressman Vito Marcantonio announced the scheduling. A party platform will be the main order of business. Vincent Hallinan is slated for president and Charlotte Bass for vice president.
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Vito Marecantonio
National Campaign Committee
Vincent Hallinan
California
Charlotta Bass
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