Armistice negotiators form subcommittee to settle line
In Munsan Korea AP Armistice negotiators created a two per side subcommittee to move talks forward by informally tackling where to place a military demarcation line and buffer zone halting full delegation sessions. Nam II and Lee Song Cho from North Korea with Hsieh Fang, Joy and Hodes from the UN side lead the effort.
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Munsan
Korea
Ing
Ohio
Kaesong
Adm
C. Turner Joy
Nam I
Joy
Nam II
Lee Song Cho
Hsieh Fang
William S. Hodes
U.S. Eighth Army
William P. Nuckols
38Th
U S Controls Gas Service Installations
Washington reports government control of gas service for new Ohio customers under an order by the Petroleum Administration for Defense. The rule blocks new burner connections for central heating and industry unless meeting strict conditions to protect gas supplies for present users and defense needs. No ban on extending service. gas remains available for cooking refrigeration water heating and incidental space heating. Ohio Fuel Gas Co. seeks a 15 percent rate increase for 24 wholesale Ohio consumers, totaling about 2.475 million dollars.
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Washington
Ohio
The
Petroleum Administration For Defense
Defense
PAD
Washlington
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Columbus
Power Commission
Naphtha Blast Fatal to Two at Esso Refinery
A giant explosion struck the Esso Standard Oil refinery in Baton Rouge, killing two workers and injuring 15. The blast hit the naphtha treating plant near the river bank, shattering windows and damaging shop panes as a thick black smoke rose from burning storage tanks in the northern part of the refinery.
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Baton Rouge
Esso Standard Oil Company
Sso
Ee River
Red Allied Patrols clash on Korean front amid heat
On the Korean front, U S Army reports sharp sporadic patrol clashes from the Hwachon reservoir eastward to the coast. Reds use mortars machine guns and artillery to repel allied patrols while foot patrols meet briefly and withdraw. Fifth Air Force sorties strike Reds in heavy action near Kaesong and central front.
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U. S
Korea
Hwachon
Stan Cater
Kaesong
Fraud Hinted At Toledo Army Depot
Chairman Hardy says a House expenditures subcommittee found evidence of highly irregular conduct by procurement officials at the Rossford Army Depot in Toledo Ohio. Investigators indicate officials engaged in improper dealings with firms holding large depot contracts. Hardy did not name the officials or specify details. Pace asked the Army inspector general to review the case before further action.
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Washington
Hardy
D-Va
House
Rossford Army Depot
Toledo
Ohio
Secretary of the Army
Pace
Inspector General of the Army
Cincinnati Police Deny Kickback Charges
Forty five Cincinnati policemen denied kickback charges involving towing payments from garage owners. Police Chief Stanley Schrotel ordered them to return to work after a mass denial entered by attorney William F. Hopkins. Officers had been on leave as the city council continued its probe into alleged payments for allowing certain garage drivers to tow wrecked vehicles from accidents.
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Cincinnati
City Council
Stanley Schrotel
William F. Hopkins
Egyptians Lead In Cross-Channel Swim
In Cap Grisees the English Channel swim started with twenty swimmers. Three Egyptians Abd El Rehim Saied El Araby and Hassam Hammad led the field closely pursued by Frenchmen Roger Le Morvan and Louis Sonbard as they headed for the English coast.
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Dover
Eng
English Channel
Cap Grisees
Hassan Abd el Rehim
Saied el Araby
Hassam Hammad
Tempers Sharpened In Influence Report
Washington report on a Senate banking fee dispute regarding criticism of the White House in a Reconstruction Finance Corp influence investigation. Senator Fulbright denounced a Republican minority report as unduly vicious and engineered a move to strip it of official standing, a potential temporary victory amid 18 months of RFC inquiries.
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Washington
Senate
White House
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Fulbright
D-Ark
RFC
Cloak and Dagger Slaying Solved After 7 Years
The Defense Department says Maj. William V. Holohan was killed in Italy in 1944 by two American servicemen aided by two Italians. Aldo Icardi and Carl G. LoDolce are named, with Icardi denying involvement. Italian courts may pursue charges. U.S. avenues exhausted.
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Italy
Defense Department
Department
William V. Holohan
Office of Strategic Services
U. S
Aldo Icardi
Pittsburgh
New York City
Icardi
Holohan
Communist Parti
Sans
Carl G. Lodolce
Rochester
N. Y
LoDolce
Preakness
N. J
Department of Defense
LaDolce
Ruby
Rochester Institute of Technology
Justice Department
Lake Orta
Alps
Trieste
Doctor's Mistake Blamed As 2 Die In Experiment
Vermillion South Dakota two university of south dakota medical school staff doctors mislabelled bottle led to deadly drug experiment deaths of Jack Clifford 30 and Ardys Pearson 26 after injections given tuesday afternoon coroner ordered post mortem and pathologist in Sioux City Iowa to confirm findings inquest pending results of autopsy and toxicology tests
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Vermillion
S. D
Donald Slaughter
University of South Dakota Medical School
Slaughter
Jack Clifford
Ardys Pearson
Clifford
Myron Iverson
Sioux City
Iowa
State Church Merger Is Convention Topic
The Ohio conference of the Evangelical Church began works today on a final merger with the United Brethren Church. Delegates at a five day convention to vote on the state merger, following a national merger vote in 1946, with UB and Evangelical representatives from four UB conferences and one Evangelical conference participating.
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Columbus
Texas Temperatures Still Are Sizzling
Texas endured 100 to 107 degree heat with no relief in sight as a weak cool front only dropped temps to the 80s in the Panhandle yesterday. Forecasters predicted a return to heat with a slight warming trend today.
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Texas
Chicago
Texas Panhandle
Housing Bill To Committee
Washington fate of a House voted plan to relax down payment and pay off terms on low and medium priced housing rests with a Senate House conference committee. The panel will resolve differences in two versions of the administration's 1.7 billion Defense Housing Bill after House passage last night.
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Washington
Senate House
Jersey Politics and Crime Studied by Probers
Senate crime probers focus on northern New Jersey as they pursue influences in the O Dwyer case. Counsel Richard G. Moser says lawmakers will seek evidence that racketeers influenced the 1949 ouster of Frank Hague as Jersey City boss.
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Washington
Senate
New Jersey
William O’dwyer
Richard G. Moser
Crime Investigating Committee
Frank Hague
Jersey City
Ohio State summer graduation set for Aug. 31
Ohio State University will present diplomas to about 900 graduates at the summer server graduation on August 31 in Columbus. The ceremony honors degree recipients from OSU programs and colleges, reflecting a broad slate of disciplines and graduates expected to attend.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Truman Dodges 1952 Nomination Talk Amid Treaty Notes
President Truman said many seek the 1952 presidency but do not know what they face. He avoided naming contenders, urged reporters to stop political pitches, and emphasized Japan's peace treaty signing with a mutual defense pact. He discussed MacArthur, Eisenhower, and Dulles, and noted a new ambassador to Haiti as Howard K. Travers.
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Washington
Truman
Russia
San Francisco
Douglas MacArthur
Thut State Department
MacArthur
John Foster Dulles
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Douglas
Dill
Philippines
Pacific
West Point
Andrei Gromyko
Haiti
Howard K. Travers
Central Valley
N. Y
Sister Kenney Leaves For Final Trip Abroad
Sister Elizabeth Kenny, incurably ill, left by plane today for what may be her last visit abroad. A polio victim on the same flight was bound for the Sister Kenny Clinic in Minneapolis, hoping the nurse's treatment could help. Kenny reassured reporters that her illness is not cancer.
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Sydney
Australia
Elizabeth Kenny
Sister Kenny
Minneapolis
Minn
Victim of OSU Blast Succumbs to Injuries
Clayton Bowers 27 died yesterday from injuries suffered last Saturday when inflammable hydrocarbon ignited and exploded during an engineering laboratory experiment at Ohio State University. Bowers was a research chemist.
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Columbus
Clayton Bowers
Ohio State University
Bowers
D of A elects Columbus state counsellor at convention
Mrs Alberta Carothers of East Liverpool was installed as state counsellor yesterday as the Daughters of America ended their state convention.
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Columbus
Alberta Carothers
East Liverpool
Daughters of America
Harriman to chair Iran oil talks in Tehran weekend effort
In Tehran British and Iranian negotiators plan informal talks today with W. Averell Harriman expected to press a final bid to resolve Iran's oil crisis. It marks his first direct involvement since talks began and observers say outcomes from today and tomorrow could shape a full conference set for Saturday.
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Tehran
Iran
W. Averell Harriman
Truman
Tomorow
Court Gets Strike Case
Ohio Power Co. asked Common Pleas Court to hold striking workers at its Philo plant in contempt for interfering with operations. Judge Clarence Crossland set a hearing for next Wednesday at 9 a.m. Negotiations with CIO Utility Workers resumed today in Pittsburgh. The July strike affects Philo, Brilliant, Ohio, and Beech Bottom, W Va, over a retroactivity clause in a proposed wage increase.
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Zanesville
Ohio Power Co
Common Pleas Court
Philo
Common Pleas
Clarence Crossland
CIO Utility
Pittsburgh
Brilliant
Ohio
Beech Bottom
W. Va
Boat Tank Explodes on Ohio River Burned Man Identified
In Cincinnati last night a gasoline tank on a 20 foot boat exploded in the Ohio River. One man named James W. Steele was seriously burned while another unidentified man was unharmed. Both men were blown or jumped into the river as the boat burned and finally was beached.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
James W. Steele
Reds Won't Dare Attack If Defenses Are Strong
Rep Richards says war with Russia not inevitable and a large aid package is needed to build defensive strength. He argues existing and allied defenses deter aggression, cites $7.85 billion aid and compares it to total postwar security spending. He warns further cuts could jeopardize vital objectives and emphasizes preventing war.
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Rep. Richards
Washington
Russia
Richards
D-Sc
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Rep
Mahon
D-Tex
United States
Free World
Europe
U. S
Philippines and United States Sign Mutual Defense Pact
The United States and the Philippines announced a mutual defense pact to meet common dangers if either is attacked. The treaty, to be signed early next month in San Francisco, ties to existing base and aid agreements and parallels other arrangements with Australia and New Zealand as part of postwar Pacific security efforts.
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Washington
United States
Philippines
San Francisco
Manila
Ameri
Islands
Japan
U. S
Pacific
Britain
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
China
Great Britain
Hitler yacht to scrap in defense program blast
A blowtorch will start Adolf Hitler’s 34 million dollar luxury yacht toward the national defense scrap pile tomorrow. The vessel, linked to the Nazi leader, is slated for destruction as part of wartime mobilization.
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Hitler
New York
Adolf Hitler
National Defense
Young Reds Mass To Try New Assaults
In East Berlin thousands of young communists massed as western police brace for further violence after yesterday’s riotous invasion by an estimated 14,000 to 20,000 Reds. Authorities report planned assaults along sector borders and numerous injuries and arrests among both police and Reds.
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East Berlin
West Berlin
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