Red Radio Calls UN Denials Unsatisfactory
Peiping radio in Chinese denounces UN commander's latest message on Korea truce talks as unsatisfactory. Gen. Ridgway, who flew to Korea for ceasefire talks return, denied Red charges of neutrality violations at Kaesong and offered to resume negotiations. The Communist broadcast accuses US planes and plainclothesmen of violations and cites alleged Kaesong incursions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Matthew B. Ridgway
Peiping
Ridgway
Kaesong
Kim Il Sung
Peng Teh-Huai
Red
Korea
Matthew B. Ri
Boyle News Saga Faces Senate Probe Over RFC Loan
Democrat chairman William M. Boyle Jr. says he will testify before a Senate subcommittee investigating a 565000 RFC loan to American Lithofold Corp. Senator Hoey says other government officials will be called as witnesses. The Post-Dispatch reports Boyle was paid 8000 for legal work and Cecil A. Green is linked to the firm as a Washington associate, denied by Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William M. Boyle, Jr
Democratic National Committee
Senate
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
St. Louis
Hoey
D-Nc
Boyle
Special Investigations
American Lithofold Corp
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Democratic Committee
RFC
Beverly Hills
Calif
Post-Dispatch
Cecil A. Green
American Lithofold
Green
American Carbon Paper Co
Chicago
Man Survives 109 Degree Temperature
Miami Beach physician report says Bern hard Seiden survived a 109 degree fever after hospital staff repeated tests and treatments. He was hospitalized for kidney stone surgery when the extreme temperature occurred, with temp dropping to 107 and gradually returning to normal over 17 hours.
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Miami Beachs
Fla
Bernhard Seiden
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Seiden
Leiden
Poultry Ads Produce Immediate Results in Messenger
In a period of rising prices buyers seek bargains and find many in the Messenger Want Ad Columns. The note highlights inexpensive ads as quick sellers with a Leghorn pallet sale listed at 140% near W Union Street.
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Messenger
W. Union Street
Harriman-Tito discuss defense bloc vs Soviet expansion
W Averell Harriman visited Yugoslav leader Tito for a five hour luncheon to discuss forming a strong defen sive bloc among Yugoslavia Greece Turkey and other Atlantic Pact nations to counter Soviet influence in the Mediterranean region with U S British and allied support.
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Blec
Yugoslavia
Europe
W. Averell Harriman
Marshal Tito
Harriman
Truman
Tehran
Iran
London
U.S
Britain
Greece
Turkey
Italy
Mediterranean
Russia
U.S. State Department
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Tito
Kremlin
Stalin
Fire damages part of Crown City barn in Gallia County
Firefighters fought a large blaze at an L shaped barn owned by Stanley Swain in Crown City. About 115 tons of baled hay were stored there and livestock were removed. Spontaneous combustion was suspected as the cause with water hauled from a nearby creek. The Gallipolis department made a 23 mile run in 27 minutes.
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Gallipolis
Stanley Swain
Crown City
Gallia County
Students Back Honor System in National Meeting
The National Student Association, representing more than 600,000 U.S. college students, endorsed the honor system and criticized commercialization of intercollegiate sports. Delegates urged sports be returned to the students, noting 90 West Point cadets were ousted for cribbing amid calls for systemic reform.
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Minneapolis
National Student Association
U. S
West Point
Annual Association
State Announces Cut In Housing Insurance
The State Division of Insurance announced rate changes effective today. Dwelling and institution fire insurance rates are cut, while business places see an annual increase of 1.5 million dollars. Walter A. Robinson, state superintendent, notes a total million dollar reduction for housing and institutions amid prior motor vehicle insurance increases.
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Columbus
State Division of Insurance
Walter A. Robinson
Cleveland Girl Beverly Potts Missing After Park Visit
Hundreds of city employees join hunt for Beverly Potts 10 missing since Friday after she failed to return from Halloran Park west side. Civil Air Patrol and railroad police aid search as Beverly and friend Patty Swing 11 visited a park entertainment and Beverly remained after Patty headed home.
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Cleveland
Beverly Potts
West Side
Halloran Park
Civil Air Patrol
Beverly
Patty Swing
Patty
Betty
Solon Denounces Tax Fight Ties to Business Funding
Rep Eberharter accuses the Committee for Constitutional Government of plotting to pressure business leaders to fund a $200000 drive against the $7,200,000,000 tax bill now before the Senate. Rumely defends the campaign as warning against socialism and urges cutting non essential spending.
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Washington
Committee For Constitutional Government
Eberharter
D-Pa
Edward A Rumely
Congress
Tax Writing House
Ways and Means Committee
House
Senate Finance Committee
Committee For
Roosevelt
Truman
Rumely
House Lobby Investigation Committee
New York
Byrd
D-Va
Youth and Safety Day at the Ohio State Fair
Columbus reports Youth and Safety Day at the Ohio State Fair spotlighting 4 H and FFA youth activities. Post time for five day racing is 1 p.m. with no pari mutuel betting. livestock judging runs 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. along with concerts, a lamb auction, and a horse show. An all time attendance record of 107000 was set yesterday. Fair manager Foust discusses a long range grounds expansion with firms. A 210 pound grand champion hog sold for 1 a pound at the hog sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Howard S. Foust
Walkout Halts Copper Industry Nationwide Strike
Union leaders urged President Truman to seize control as 7 am strikes began across the United States. Smelters on the east coast and Midwest walked out, with 58 000 workers joining a nationwide nonferrous metals stoppage after failed mediation in Washington.
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America
Truman
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter
Midwest
Independent Union
Washington
D.C
Summsw
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Kennecottee Company
Uta
Holohan's Rites Today for slain OSS officer
Funeral services are held today for Maj. William V. Holohan who was killed behind enemy lines in Italy in 1944. His body was recovered last year and returned to New York for burial at Gate of Heaven Cemetery Pleasantville. Rep Cole calls for top to bottom probes into Defense Department handling of the case.
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New York
William V. Holohan
Italy
Holohan
Defense Department
Office of Strategic Services
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Gate of Heaven
Pleasantville
N.Y
Washington
Rep
Cole
R-N.y
House Armed Services Committee
Defense Cement
Aldo Icardi
Pittsburgh
Carlo G. LaDolce
Rochester
17 People Killed in Ohio Accidents Over Weekend
Ohio mourns at least 17 dead from late summer weekend mishaps. Most deaths stemmed from traffic crashes between Friday evening and Sunday midnight, with one drowning fatality reported.
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Ohio
Columbus
Bill to halt U.S. aid to countries trading with Russia
Senator Sparkman urged passage of a bipartisan bill to cut off all U S aid to nations engaging in embargoed trade with Soviet bloc states. Amendments seek mandatory restrictions with no exceptions, arguing current NSC enforcement is weak and allows loopholes.
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Washington
Senator Sparkman
D-Ala
Senate
Soviet
Russia
Sparkman
U. S
Kem
R-Mo
Wherry
Byrd
D-Va
Malone
Kenn
Congress
Truman
National Security Council
China
Two American Soldiers Freed From Berlin Jail After Beer Misadventure
Cpls. Robert Lentz of Hamilton Ohio and Alvin S Bryson of Asheville North Carolina were released by Soviet police in West Berlin after spending a night in a Moscow sector jail. They said they merely aimed for a Bolshevik beer and were intercepted at the wrong stop on the Berlin elevated railway. The soldiers reported they were treated well and freed Sunday.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Robert Lentz
Hamilton
Ohio
Alvin S. Bryson
Asheville
N. C
Peiping Radio Denounces U S in Bitter Broadcast
The Peiping People’s Daily denounces American actions as murderous and barbarous while accusing Washington of stalling armistice talks. Meanwhile Fifth Air Force reports heavy bombing on North Korean supply convoys and possible red retaliation as communists claim U S planes over China.
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Peiping
Peiping People’s Daily
North Korea
Olen Clements
U.S. Eighth
Fifth Air Force
Peiping Radio
U. S
Giangsu
Shantung
Chekiang
Tsingtao
Shanghai
U S cool toward India over rejection of peace treaty
U S officials voice bitter disappointment at India’s refusal to sign the US backed peace pact with Japan. Nehru tells Parliament India will sign a separate treaty with Japan after independent status, while a Russian propaganda push targets the San Francisco conference.
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Washington
India
Nehru
Japan
America
Russia
Moscow
New Delhi
Jawaharlal Nehru
Parl
San Francisco
U.S
State Department
United States
Andrei ence _ny
Burma
Yugoslavia
Hearst Davies Trust Pact Declared Voided
Special administrators of William Randolph Hearst estate contest a Los Angeles report that Marion Davies and Hearst signed a November 5 1950 voting trust pact. They claim the agreement giving them two trustees and joint voting control has no effect and would not bind Hearst Enterprises if the pact existed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Marion Davies
Pee William Randolphearst
Miss Davies
Hearst
Hearst Corp
Assault Landing Craft To Replace Paratroops
Army and Air Force generals at Fort Bragg endorse big assault landing craft after C-122 tests in war games. They predict mass paratroop jumps could be replaced by fast carriers for heavy equipment and infantry landings with similar efficiency.
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Fort Bragg
Air Force
Cutler, Ohio Youth Dies in Metz France Train Crash
US Army released names of six Americans killed in a Metz France train accident last Friday. Pvt. William H. Dickinson of Cutler Washington County Ohio is among the dead en route to a first assignment in the communication zone of the European theater.
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Heidelberg
Germany
Metz
France
William H. Dickinson
Cutler
Washington County
Ohio
Dickinson
Army Coubentmient
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FBI
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Red China Radio
Red China
Ken
United Nations
Solon
James Jabara
Wichita
Kan
June Haver
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Air Force Association
Hollywood
THE
Associated Press
Arrow
Wondervy
Colo
Boulder
Bill
Hearst-Davies
Athens
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