Churchill says Britain will miss arms goal prompting U S aid reallocation
Senate critics say Churchill’s Commons admission that Britain cannot meet its three year 13.16 billion arms program and 3.5 billion yearly budget may force a reevaluation of foreign aid. Senator Hick enlooper urges possible cut next year from 7.483 billion while debating aid to Britain. Senator Monroney and Welker weigh impact on American support.
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Washington
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Winston Churchill
Britain
Congress
Churchill
Commons
Senate
Europe
England
United States
Monroney
D-Okla
Welker
Ridaho
UN Defeats New Chiang Ouster Try
The United Nations General Assembly defeated a Soviet bloc attempt to seat Red China and oust the Nationalists. The body also discussed Italy’s UN admission, disbanded UNSCOR for a standby NY-based group, and awaited a potential Monday report on disarmament after a secret Four Power meeting.
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Chiang
PARIS
United Nations General Assembly
China
Security Council
Italy
UN Credentials Committee
United Nations
Truce Push Shifts Talk on Troop Withdrawals
At Panmunjom the Communists signaled they may accept troop withdrawals before an armistice, saying Allied prisoners of war data will be ready for exchange talks. UN negotiators asked for eye-to-eye agreement on enforcement before discussing pullout, while policing and inspection details remain unresolved.
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Chu Chi Ping
Chu
Reid Command
Red
China
Manchurian
Maj
Ger
Henry L Hodes
Korea
Panmunjom
Air Force Cargo Plane Disappears Off French Coast
A U S Air Force C 47 with unknown crew disappeared near Marseille while en route from Tripoli. French and U S search forces scoured fog bound mountains and sea as Navy ships joined the hunt. Authorities cited the usual four man crew as probable but uncertain.
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France
French Riviera
Mediterranean Sea
U. S
Tripoli
Paris
Germany
Mediterranean
Portsmouth Steel Liquidation Sought in Federal suit
A suit filed in federal court seeks liquidation of the Portsmouth Steel Company of Portsmouth Ohio and the distribution of about 12 million dollars of assets. Abraham Shrage of Brooklyn New York is the plaintiff.
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Cincinnati
Portsmouth Steel Company
Portsmouth
Abraham Shrage
Brooklyn
N. Y
Senate probes find minor waste at six Air Force bases
The Senate Armed Services subcommittee reported minor waste at six bases Langley Carswell Lowry Mather March and Keesler. They cited overstocked food lavish dining furniture lighted baseball diamond golf course hotel style dormitories and misassigned personnel amid concern over training costs and procurement.
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Air Force Bases
Washington
Senate Armed Services Subcommittee On
Air Force
Lyndon B. Johnson
D. Tex
Langley
Norfolk
Carswell
Fort Worth
Tex
Lowry
Denver
Colo
Mather
Sacramento
Calif
March
Riverside
Keesler
Biloxi
Miss
Auto Slams Yard Engine Near Middleport Crossing
Two men sustained minor injuries when a car struck a yard engine at Hobson crossing on Route 7 south of Middleport. Gene Athey and Wyatt Chadwell, both New Haven residents, suffered injuries. driver H E Marquis 35 and passenger Nelson Roush of New Haven were uninjured.
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Hobson
Here
Gene Athey
Wyatt Chadwell
New Haven
H. E. Marquis
Nelson Roush
Marquis
Shirley Mills
Taft Calls War Alarms From Motivated Youth Vote
LT. Co Sen Robert A Taft, seeking the Republican presidential nomination, urged the young voters to back a GOP victory next year. He warned about a generation of 45 million who have never seen a Republican president and have grown to expect emergencies and government controls on business farms and daily life.
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Robert A. Taft
Taft
Extended Forecast With Above Normal Temps and Mixed Precipitation
Temperatures will average two to five degrees above normal with normal highs of 39 to 46 and lows of 26 to 29. Cooler Saturday, then gradual cooling Sunday through Wednesday. Precipitation expected totaling 0.5 to 0.66 inches as rain Sunday and snow about Wednesday.
Body of Meigs Woman Found Tied to Skirt
The body of Nora Buckley of Meigs County was found in the Ohio River at Mason landing. Coroner Dr Edna Gettles ruled death by self harm after Buckley tied a 25 foot rope to her ankle and lowered into the river from a skiff on the river bank. A note in her purse suggested suicide. Funeral arrangements are by Ewing.
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Pomeroy
Ohio River
Mason Landing
Edna Gettles
Mason County
Cecil Cundiff
Cundiff
T. L. Morrison
Robert Kayser
Albert Hall
Mason and
Drain Traps Meigs Boy In Basement Drain
Two year old Douglas Smith became stuck in a basement drain at his grandparents home on Fourth Street in Middleport. Emergency Squad members freed his right foot by threading hooks into the pipe, removing the shoe and pulling the foot free. The boy was calm during the rescue and lives with his mother Mrs Paul Smith and grandparents Mr and Mrs A V Smith.
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Douglas Smith
Fourth St
Paul Smith
Douglas
A. V. Smith
Youth Electrocution Near Lebanon While Riggng Antenna
Glenn Taylor aged 16 was electrocuted at a farmhouse near Lebanon while attempting to rig a television antenna. A 20 foot metal pole touched a high tension wire causing the fatal shock.
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Lebanon
Glenn Taylor
Morrow
Refugees Evacuated From Hibok Hibok Eruption
Manila reports 12 000 refugees evacuated from Camiguin Island as Hibok Hibok erupts with deadly ash. Death toll rises to 266 with about 500 more feared buried. Naval boats move people from Mahinog to Mindanao as residents flee to the island’s southeast coast.
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Manila
Philippines
Camiguin Island
Hibok Hibok
Mahinog
Mindanao Island
CIO Lands Assembly Lobby Raps Lausche Indifference
The CIO claims amateur lobbyists helped block anti union laws as the 99th Ohio Assembly met. It credits CIO members with weekly visits to Columbus and cites gains in workers compensation benefits, unemployment relief, and higher teacher pay. Officials fault Gov. Lausche for indifference to living costs and for vetoing a bill to boost benefits for permanently disabled workers.
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Cleveland
CIO
Ohio
Ohio Ciio
Columbus
99Th
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
OSU Trustee Reveals Draft Talk Ban Reason
Judge Robert N. Gorman, vice chairman of the OSU Board of Trustees, says a Quaker minister was barred from speaking on campus for advocating that young men ignore the draft. He notes Dr. Cecil Hinshaw and The Peacemakers pushed nonregistration and draft-card noncompliance. The event sparked nationwide protests over a gag rule.
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Cincinnati
Robert N. Gorman
Ohio State University Board of Trustees
Gorman
OSU
Cecil Hinshaw
William Penn College
Howard L. Bevis
Education Faculty Defends Approach at Ohio State
The Ohio State University College of Education faculty rebut criticism that it indoctrinates students. In a statement in the educational research bulletin, the faculty says its aim is to create a learning environment where students and faculty explore purposes and ideas fundamental to maintaining a free world, and to nurture respect for human difference and humane personality.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
College of Education
Educational Research Bulletin
Crosser Receives Mexico City Aztec Eagle Honor
Congressman Robert Crosser of Ohio was decorated with Mexico's Order of the Aztec Eagle as he completes a Latin American congressional tour with fellow lawmakers.
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Mexico City
Robert Crosser
Ohio
Mexico
Crosser
Grand Jury To Probe Tax Scandal Testimony
Charles Oliphant, recent legal chief of the IRS scandal bureau, is called by a House Ways and Means panel seeking public testimony. Attorney General McGrath orders a grand jury probe into disputed testimony and records. Oliphant plans to testify publicly, citing a demand to repair his reputation. The inquiry also focuses on a $1,300 loan and an expense paid fishing trip connected to tax case matters.
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Rose
Quick Magazine
Washington
Charles Oliphant
Hst Bureau of Internal Revenue
House
Oliphant
Ways and Means Committee
McGrat
McGrath
U. S
Charles Irelan
District of Columbia
King
D-Calif
Adrian W. Dewind
Ways and Means
Henry Grunewald
New Yorker Editor Harold W. Ross Dies at 64
Harold W. Ross, founder and longtime editor of the New Yorker, died in Boston at 64 after a lung operation. The former newspaper man, who built the magazine’s sharp wit and satire, had undergone treatment since last April at New England Baptist Hospital. His wife filed for separation last November.
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Boston
Harold W. Ross
New Yorker
New England Baptist Hospital
Ross
Colo
Stars and Stripes
American Legion
The
Nation Must Share Blame Says NAM Leader
William H. Ruffin, outgoing president of the National Association of Manufacturers, says the entire nation must share responsibility for an atmosphere that allows graft and corruption to flourish. He spoke at the NAM Congress of Industry windup session as leadership passed to William J. Grede of Grede Foundries.
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William H. Ruffin
National Association of Manufacturers
NAM
Congress of Industry
Ruffin
RFC
The
William J. Grede
Grede Foundries, Ind
Milwaukee
Chicago Federal Reserve Bank
Month's Delay Seen On Defamation Issue
Judge J. Bernard Cocke weighed defamation charges against Kenneth L. Dixon and James Norton of the Lake Charles American Press as trials concluded and a ruling hovered over whether public officials faced false criticism in the newspaper.
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Lake Charles
Louisiana
J. Bernard Cocke
Kenneth L. Dixon
James Norton
Pearl Harbor spotter recalls 1941 attack in interview
Pvt Joseph L. Lockard the man who first spotted Japanese planes is now a railroad worker. Lt Kermit A Tyler once Wheeler Field watch officer in Hawaii says he was surprised by the enemy approach as bombs fell at 7 55 am. The two men scene echoes ten years later with varied memories and roles in the war.
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Washington
Pearl Harbor
List
England
Joseph L. Lockard
Kermit A. Tyler
Lockard
Tyler
Storms Slow Jet Warfare Over Korea Front
Overnight fighting near Kumsong on the 145 mile front saw five probing Red attacks. U N outposts repelled four while one Allied unit pulled back. The rest of the front remained quiet as rain and snow reduced visibility over MIG Alley.
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Korea
Reds
Kumsong
United Nations
U. S. Eighth Army
Mig Alley
U. S
Couple Found Dead in Cincinnati Apartment Tragedy
Police say Virgil Hammons 39 shot his estranged wife Dosha Hammons 41 in her second floor Cincinnati apartment and then killed himself.
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Cincinnati
Virgil Hammons
Dosha Hammons
Hammons
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