Ohio moves to end 40 year movie censorship
Ohio Senate Education Committee weighs repeal of the state film censorship law after 40 years of pre showing review. An AP poll suggests a 6 to 3 Senate vote in favor, with the bill by Sen. Charles A Mosher likely to clear to the House.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Department of Education
Senate Education Committee
Senate
Associated Press
Charles A Mosher
R-Lorain
House
General Assembly
Assembly
Abba Eban
Israel
United States
Public Affairs Committee
Secret LI Diesel Theft Plans Revealed by Ex-Communist
Thad Mason testified he stole secret U S military diesel engine plans during World War I from a General Motors plant in Cleveland. He smuggled the files to spies, who photographed them in a cafeteria basement hideout. Mason, an Ohio University graduate from Wallington New Jersey, said the blueprints covered only part of the engine.
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Washington
Thad Mason
U. S
Wallington
N. J
General Motors
Cleveland
Detroit
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Mason
Court Denies Hiss Appeal In Perjury Case
The Supreme Court refused to review Alger Hiss perjury case and his bid for a new trial. Justices Reed Frankfurter and Clark disqualified themselves. Reed and Frankfurter testified in the first trial, Clark was attorney general at the time.
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Washington
Supreme Court Siemles
Alger Hiss
State Department
Hiss
Reed
Frankfurter
Clark
Grand jury indicts contractor over county courthouse bill
Jackson County grand jury indicts Don King, principal contractor for the courthouse rebuild, on charges of unlawfully collecting 9981.41 from the county. King allegedly submitted the bill for labor and materials on a contract later declared illegal, while telling county commissioners the bill covered a legal contract.
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Jackson, D
Grand Jury
Don King
Jackson County
King
Body Found in Lake After Drowning Near Harrisburg
Boatmen using grappling hooks recovered the body of David Frankel, 19, of Harrisburg Pennsylvania, one of two youths who drowned in a lake Saturday. A search continued for William Bruerger of Tomah Wisconsin as authorities continued the hunt.
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Bellefontaine
David Frankel
Harrisburg
Inaien Lake
William Ierueger
Tomah
Wis
Eas
U.S. Offers Bounties for Downed Communist Pilots in Korea
The Air Force will pay rewards totaling 106000 dollars to the first man and plane and 50000 dollars for each subsequent downed MIG 15 or other Soviet jet. Senators praise the move while warning it could backfire. Costs of jets and training cited, including the FS6 price and pilot training expenses.
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Washington
Korea
United Nations Command
Saltonstall
R-Mass
Senate Armed Services Committee
Sen. Morse
Ind
Ore
Sen
Sparkman
D-Ala
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sen. Fulbright
D-Ark
U. S
Korea Ground War Dwindles
Gusty winds and grey skies grounded most aircraft in Korea as truce talks entered a third day at Panmunjorn. Ground movement was minimal with only patrols in no man’s land while both sides remained wary of a renewed armistice. An eastern raid reportedly killed 15 North Korean soldiers.
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Seoul
Korea
No Man’s Land
Panmunjorn
Retired Farmer Dies At Letart Residence
Bert F. Sayre 79 a retired farmer of Letart died at home after a cerebral hemorrhage on Saturday. He was the son of the late Mr and Mrs Dan Sayre. Survived by wife Mert Thomas Sayre and six sons Harry Harold Dan Edward Rupert and John all of Letart. Funeral arrangements are by Foglesong Funeral Home.
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Bert F. Sayre
Letart
Dan Sayre
Mert Thomas Sayre
Harry Harold
Dan
Edward
Rupert
John
Foglesong Funeral Home
Williams Safe Jet Hit by Flak Over Korea
A Marine jet piloted by Captain Ted Williams of the 1st Marine Air Wing was hit by Communist flak over Chinnampo on Korea’s west coast. Williams belly landed the Panther and escaped injury. this marked his second brush with death in two months following a February flak strike on his earlier plane.
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1ST
Marine Air Wing
Korea
Ted Williams
Hosten Red Sox
Chinnampo
North Korea
Foes of Offshore Lands Endure Round-the-Clock Senate Clash
In Washington the 7 Senate opponents of state ownership faced a long grind after a 56 to 33 first test vote. Majority Leader Taft arranged 24 hour Senate sessions and beds for naps as debate stretched to 19 days with no final vote date. Anderson Hill efforts to block the federal control proposal were defeated 38 to 21, while Anderson urged not to overturn the Supreme Court.
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Washington
Senate
Taft
Sen. Anderson
D-N. MM
Sen. Hill
D-Aia
Anderson
Congress
Taftenid
First Planeload of Three Yanks Heading Home
Thirty five American soldiers freed from Communist prison camps in Korea last week boarded a large hospital plane in Tokyo and headed toward home. The aircraft will land in Honolulu this afternoon and then fly on to California for the final leg, with Travis Air Force Base near San Francisco a probable arrival site early Thursday. Among the men were Ned M. Kelley of Ashland, Ohio, and Earl M. Wiseman of Ronceverte, West Virginia.
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Tokyo
Korea
Pacific
Honolulu
California
Travis Air Force Base
San Francisco
Tokyo Army
Haneda Airport
Ned M. Kelley
Ashland
Ohio
Pic
Earl M. Wiseman
Ronceverte
W. Va
Britain refuses to sign extended Wheat Agreement
Britain has refused to sign the three year renewal of the International Wheat Agreement and is the last holdout among 46 nations. The deadline passed with Iceland signing, Britain not agreeing to buy wheat above $2 a bushel while the renewal price was set at $2.05. The pact aims to stabilize markets by fixing prices and quotas for exporting and importing countries.
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Washington
Britain
Iceland
French Troops Fortify Luang Prabang Against Vietminh Drive
French planes landed troops and munitions in Luang Prabang Laos as Vietminh forces close within 12 to 25 miles. French and Laotian troops dig trenches and erect barbed wire around the royal town. King Sisavang and Crown Prince Savang vow to defend, Gen. Ron Salan promises a hard battle and a severe Vietminh beating. The Vietminh radio claims a resistance government is forming in Laos led by Souphanouv Yong.
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Laos
Sisavang
Ong
Savang
Teld
Lauangprabang
Ron Salan
Indochina
Luangprabang
Hans
Vietminh
Souphanou Yong
Byrd Reveals Large Pool of Unspent Federal Funds
Senator Byrd of Virginia reports the federal government held over 135 billion dollars in unspent appropriations on January 31. Of this total 82.406 billion could be used for military spending and 13.3 billion for foreign aid. He warns about 192 billion more will remain unspent at the end of the 1953 fiscal year on June 3. Defense officials say appropriations must be made far in advance for long lead time items.
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Byrd D-Vale
FCC Allows Tests of Three-D Video by Broadcasters
The FCC on Monday approved tests of three dimensional video by American Broadcasting Paramount Theatres and other stations. Public demonstrations will involve equipment and viewer wearables as part of the trial to evaluate three D television.
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Communications Commission
American F Broadcasting
Paramount
Cold and variable winds forecast for Ohio
Weather outlook in Ohio calls for cool temperatures near normal to three degrees below in the west and south, with warmer spell midweek. Increasing showers expected midweek into the weekend, totaling around one inch, with cooler nights and a turn to warmer conditions by the weekend.
Plane crash claims life of Arnold Stoffer during lesson
A 33 year old truck driver named Arnold Stoffer died from injuries after a stunt plane he was learning to fly crashed Sunday in Alliance. He was taking flying lessons when the accident occurred.
UN Threatens End To Truce Conference
Washington sources report a faint hope that communists may favor a POW truce after new Red proposals. The United Nations warned it could suspend talks again unless a constructive solution is offered. Red proposals acknowledge some POWs may not want repatriation, hinting at future discussions at a political conference.
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Washington
Korea
United Nations
China
Reds
Red
Boiler Blast Kills Eleven Yank Sailors At Guantanamo
A boiler accident aboard the carrier Bennington off Guantanamo Bay killed 11 American sailors and injured four others. Navy officials withheld names pending next of kin notifications as the 270 ton Essex class ship operated nearby. Details awaited from the Navy Department in Washington.
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Guantanamo
Cuba
Bennington
Navy
Guantanamo Bay
Caribbean
Navy Department
Washington
Better Video Films Planned at Annual Television Convention
Report from Los Angeles on the Better television pictures from films or live TV. Philco Corp of Philadelphia and Allen B DuMont Laboratories of Citizen New Jersey showcased new film projection methods. The List-4 meeting discussed radio versus film scan methods and potential improvements in image quality.
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Los Angeles
Philco Corp
Philadelphia
Allen B. DuMont Laboratories
Citizen
N. J
Portsmouth Workers Win Wage Increases
Construction workers and contractors in the Portsmouth area win a new contract ending a daylong strike that halted major building projects. AFL and local contractors reached an agreement in Ohio.
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Portsmouth
Portemouth
AFL
Aeton
Ohio
Blasts in Baltimore Manhole Injure Dozen
Gas company trouble shooters hunted the cause after two explosions in a northwest Baltimore manhole. At least 12 persons were injured and extensive damage occurred as blasts occurred about ten minutes apart at the height of the day.
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Baltimore
Smathers Pushes National Presidential Primary Plan
Sen Smathers Florida outlined a proposal to replace the national convention with a nationwide presidential primary held on a single day. He argued conventions last year in Chicago were televised and showed inefficiency. The amendment also seeks proportional electoral votes and a two election limit for presidents who succeed to the office.
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Washington
Sen. Smathers
Fla
America
Chicago
Smathers
United States
Rege Cone
River Group Discusses Dam Plans Impact on Ohio River
Cincinnati report on the Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission Engineering Committee meeting. Discusses planned dams enlarging the river pool and potential sanitary effects. States represented include those near Piketon and Paducah Kentucky. Next full commission meeting planned for Wednesday.
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Cincinnati
Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission
Tomic
Piketon
Paducah
Nomination of Botts Sees Senate Panel Action
Washington panel approved Botts nomination after weeks of consideration. Nis to William Brewt, Juvenile Court probation officer, was discussed in the proceeding.
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Senate
Okav
Botts
Washington
Mondas Appronama
Willliam Bweet
Fatal police shooting in Zanesville shocks town
A 1 year old Zanesville resident was killed by a policeman during an arrest at his home on Sunday. Police say Patrolman Richard Wise opened fire as the man allegedly resisted, with witnesses including his brother present. Wise claims he warned Chandler before firing.
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Zanesvole
Zanesville
Courtney Ward Carroll C
Jerry) Chandler
Richard Wise
Wise
Courtney
Chandler
Sid Wise
Leonard
Wisento
Panel Warns Top Officials
The prosecutor and commissioners of Cuuy aboga grant face invitations to testify before the Judiciary Committee of the House of Representatives. Chairman announced the next steps as the committee moved forward with hearings amid questions of conduct and accountability.
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Columbus
Cuuyaboga Grant
Mibonenas
Judiciary Committee
Ghia House of Representatives
Welfare Dept Chief Attacks Salary Slash
Welfare department chief denounces a sharp salary cut, calling it unfair and harmful to frontline staff. He argues the move undermines services and risks worker morale amid budget pressures.
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Welfare Dept
UN warns on panmunjom talks delay in prisoner exchange
UN negotiators at Panmunjom threaten to break off renewed talks unless Communists provide a concrete prisoner exchange plan. Harrison says the UN will not endure protracted arguments as talks stall on neutral custody, disposal time, and whether prisoners go to a neutral state or stay in Korea.
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Panmunjom
William K. Harrison
Washington
Rien Wala
CN Comroat
Commu
Switzerland
Korea
Police Seize Jail Escapee in Kentucky
Police reported the capture of an escapee from Clark County Jail near Winchester Kentucky after a break with five others charged in related robbery and escape attempts. The woman, identified as a sister and others named include George Lynch and a spouse, were rounded up at multiple locations. She is to be transferred to the Kentucky Youth Authority.
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Winchester
Helen
Miarmishore
Clark Ty
Kentucky Youth Authority
Harry Buré
Herif S
Eine
Elizabeth
Her Buchand
George
Pata Bawiing
George Lynch
All Aims Enlistment Drive at Garagemen
Workers at Garagemen are urged to enlist as a labor drive expands in urban auto shops. The plan targets two union auto repair and sales teams to join the effort, while service workers remain focused and no salesmen are involved.
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eMme
Istabor News
Prisoner aid drive fruitful after Sunday tea
A fragmented note reports prisoners received a delayed delivery of food supplies. The event occurred on Sunday after 6 p.m. at 84 6th Street, with local officials coordinating the relief effort.
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