Pace Sees No Balanced Budget Without Tax Increases
Director Frank Pace told a news conference with President Truman that the 1951 budget will require continued deficit financing unless new taxes are levied. He noted the administration’s plan to Congress in January but refused to forecast a precise size, stating a figure under debate and not exceeding 45 billion dollars, with 43 billion revised for the current year.
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Frank Pace
Truman Cassace
Pace
Congress
Truman
Dodds Appeal Filed With Ohio Supreme Court
Samuel B. Erskine and Francis D. White filed a request with the Ohio Supreme Court to review the Dodds murder case. The appeal follows a stay of execution automatic on filing and seeks review of the Athens County Common Pleas Court judgment. Dodds awaits execution for the Jan 3 slaying of Eleanor Giftard in 1950 Carbondale case.
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DCS
Ohio State Supreme Court
Samuel B. Erskine
Francis D. White
Fourte
Supreme Court
Dodds
Eleanor Gitfard
Supreme Courts
Associated Press
Emer
Senators Demand Lower Marshall Plan Aid In Reducing Funds
Three Democratic senators returning from a tour urged cutting Marshall Plan aid by about one billion dollars for the next fiscal year. They argued a smaller slice would still combat communism while prompting reform. The Economic Cooperation Administration had planned a larger reduction and seeks about three billion dollars for the coming year.
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Europe
Eere Robertson
D-Va
Thomas
D-Okia
Economic’ Cooperation Admnise
ECA
Trains Return To Old Rms York Central Restores Service
York Central Railroad resumes four passenger runs after coal shortage halts. No 6 Columbus Ohio to Charleston West Virginia No 7 Columbus to Toledo No 8 Toledo to Columbus No 5 Charleston to Columbus to resume tomorrow as coal strike ends. Air crash in Vallejo California kills nine with six adults and three children recovered.
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York Central Railroad
Columbus
Ohio
Charleston
Toledo
Vallejo
Calif
Bulgar Admits Sabotage Guilt
SofIa Bulgaria witnesses a veteran industrialist, Govrenov, 65, confess to joining the communist army after World War II and aiding an anti Russian sabotage plan. He and 10 others face charges of treason espionage and sabotage as they sought to free Bulgaria from Russian influence.
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Bulgaria
van Govrenov
Hal
Trea
C'Yugosslav
Tie ‘Gevrenov
Bularia
Ourt Today
Woman 101 Reports Pension Savings Theft
Miss Claudia Cole age 101 said she found $80 missing from a high button shoe kept with household items in a zinc tub. She stated $50 came from old age pensions and reported the incident to police.
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Pension Savings Sleveland
Claudia’ Cole
Byrd Urges 7 Billion Fiscal Cut
Senator Harry F Byrd Democrat Virginia calls for a 7.5 billion cut in federal spending and a restrained budget for the next year. He says the plan reduces non essential increases and administrative waste and would leave expenditures around 24 billion versus 43.5 billion projected. He contrasts with President Truman favoring tax hikes to balance income.
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Sua
Byrd
D-Va
Truman
Tyndall
Congress
Consulate Staff Freed After Ward Jail Term Ends
Anguished U S Consulate staff in Mukden near Manchuria was held as Chinese Reds seized the city. The Consul General and team arrived at Tientsin after a year of confinement while Angus Ward endured a month in jail on State Department described trumped up charges.
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Angus Ward
Red
U.S
Unist
Mukden
North China
Tient- Te
Ward
Maledon
State Department
Ohio opens first state children’s unit for the mentally ill
The Longview State Hospital in Cincinnati will house a new children's unit for mentally ill youths ages four to fifteen, with capacity for up to children. Admissions require prior exam and recommendation by the Bureau of Juvenile Research or the Longview superintendent, under authority of the mental hygiene commissioner.
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Ome
Antec
Cincinnati
Bureau Ofuvenile ‘Research
Columbus
Children’s
Longview ‘State
Commissiat Mental Hygiene
Comet
Bror
Lamneck
Ohio
Cale
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Ental Tygiene
de Lowell
EA. Baker
One View Sia
Velar
Spy Probers Eye Canada Uranium Link to Russia
U S Senate committee investigators tracing uranium shipments to the Soviet Union turn to Canada amid talk of reviving the record hunt. Lt Gen Leslie Groves and other figures are due for questioning as debates over wartime aid and Canada’s role surface in a broader political clash.
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Nome
Russia
Canada
Toussia
Great Falls
Mont
Leslie R. Groves
United States
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
Fulton Lewis
Wale Lite
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Soviet Union
Canad An
New York
Ords
State Department
Cannas
CD. Howe
Cold Weather Covers Wide Area Across The Nation
Arctic air and wet conditions plagued much of the country with below normal readings in Minnesota Wisconsin and northern New England while Texas Panhandle Arkansas Tennessee saw freezing or near freezing. Snow flurries appeared in eastern Washington eastern Dakotas eastern Nebraska and western towns with Florida and the Gulf Coast remaining wet and warmer. Early gauges listed eight below at Eau Claire and subzero readings in Green Bay Portland Me Boston and Duluth Minneapolis St Paul.
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Texas Panhandle
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Tennessee
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Gulf
Texas
Eau Claire
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Green Bay
Portland
X. ii
Duluth
Minneapolis
St." Paul
Sas Plant Blows Up Injuring Four Workers
A Texas Company refinery in West Tulsa exploded Friday night injuring four workers. Victor Henke was near death with critical burns, and William Giles sustained serious injuries. damage was estimated at 1 million dollars.
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Tulsa
James
West Tulsa
Texas Co
Victor 3
Henke
William E Giles
Car repair accident claims John Whiting death
In Chillicothe a man identified as John Whiting age 26 died after a jack slipped while repairing a car Thursday night. Relatives found him crushed beneath the vehicle in England Hollow south of the town.
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Dan
Jack
Chillicothe
John Whiting
Whiting
England Hollow
Weather Outlook for Columbus Sees Cooling Trend Ahead
Forecast suggests temperatures will run 4 to 7 degrees below normal with normal highs near 37. Rain is expected midweek with a new spell beginning Saturday and continuing through Sunday into Wednesday.
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Columbus
Nor ‘Nal
UMW Pushes Contract Drive in Whitesburg Area
Union members of United Mine Workers press for new contracts in eastern Kentucky. Roaming pickets disrupted mine operations as workers carried signs and warned patrols to push for agreement amid tensions and reports of intimidation by some miners.
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Kentucky
Whitesburg
Chillicothe Soldier Killed in Auto Crash
Pte. George Smith 21, of Chillicothe Ohio, was killed in a head on collision near Camp Campbell Thursday. Three servicemen died in the crash and Melvin Pickett 49 of Cincinnati, driver of the moving van, was treated for minor injuries.
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Chillicothe
Nashville, Tenn
George Smith
Meteor Display To Start Tonight in Warnington Sky
Meteor display begins tonight in Warnington with a Geminid shower visible after sunset until midnight local time. Forecasters call the display spectacular and expect multiple meteors per minute during four nights of viewing.
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Buren of Standards
Eisenhower seen as active candidate for presidency
AP reports Truman aides say the president admires Dwight D. Eisenhower and views him as a potential 1952 Republican nominee. They note Eisenhower’s military leadership and morale building, while debates over his 1952 candidacy and responses to Truman’s proposed programs continue.
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Rey West
Fla
Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Isenhower
Eisenhower
Congres
Charles Rest
Ruman
James F. Burn
Ratting
Riate
Eisenhower Snd
Byrnes
Tis
Eaton
Brannan Health
Earl Jenes Signs Contract With Miners
Earl Jenes, operator of Misco Mine near Crooksville and Leewville operation, signs a contract with the United Mine Workers. The deal raises miners daily wage to 15 dollars and adds 1 cent per ton to the welfare fund, costs absorbed by the owner. Misco Mine employs over 200 workers, Leewville strip mine about 250, producing around 100,000 tons in December. Jones predicts 100,000 tons for December with a five day week.
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Art Jones
Crooksville
Lacesville
Lay
United Mine Workers
Zanesville
Jones
UMW. W Welfare Fund
Misco
Crokeville
Leerville
Break Disrupts Gas Flow Across Major Pipeline
A break in a Li ng gas line near Thor wees bypassed caused a temporary cut in natural gas supply to five states. Morton, vice president in charge of operations, of the Eastern Pipeline Company, said the impact would be brief with no domestic gas shortages expected. Cause of the break is under investigation.
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Thlor
W. "Morton
Vie-Pres
Ient
Cayila
Women near Civil War veterans toast 100th birthdays
Two widows Mark 100th birthdays within two miles of each other this Saturday. Mrs. Joseph Briggs and Mary Jane Ewing plan family dinners and open houses. Both are Civil War veterans widows and have never met.
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Deetere
Joseph Briggs
Mary Jane Ewing
Geiger Counters Used To Spot Brain Tumors
Dr George E Moore described a new diagnostic method at a radiology focus in North America. Couriers and instruments that detect radioactivity are now applied to locate brain tumors. More than 800 doctors attended sessions.
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Minelis
George E
Moore
North Americas
Cleveland student in murder case hears continuance
20 year old James D Heer, a Ohio State University freshman from Euclid, faces first degree murder charges. The case was continued to Saturday after a legal dispute between prosecutors and defense. The grand jury indicted Heer November 28. The defense moved to quash the indictment and reduce the charge and opposed sending Heer to Lima State Hospital for evaluation. No plea was entered.
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Wan Mbus
James D. Heer
Euclid
Ohio
Ohio State University
Heer
Ack T. McKeown
Nareed
Matthew le Rigger
Horemuri
Bartlett
Governor weighs pardon in Ralph Eaches robbery case
Gov. Frank Lausche considers clemency for Ralph Eaches of Richmond who was convicted in 1948 with Sid ney Spurlock for robbing a Marion supermarket of over $2000. Spurlock was later retried and acquitted. The case connects to other crimes and a former Marion resident Karl Bircham who was convicted of murder in Kentucky.
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OL Mus Ek
Ralph Eaches
Frank J. Lausche
Eaches
Aches
Richmond
Sidney Spurlock
Itlenmond
Marlon
Eaden
Bowie
Marion
Karl Bircham
Loulwilie
Marior
Judge Fines Rep. Parnell Thomas for Payroll Padding
Rep Parnell Thomas is fined 10000 dollars and sentenced to six months in jail for padding his office payroll. His resignation was announced as a special election to fill the unexpired term was ordered. Mrs Thomas said she will seek the Congressional seat left by her husband.
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Washingtond
J. Parnell Thomas
Thomas
Tinton
Congress
Ausband
Iain
Severn Tines
Estican Activities ‘Committee
Pal Thomas
Willagy HH
Coeling
Collins
Thomas A “Ganny
Batore ‘Thomas
Honise OneAme
Erican Activities Committee
Wilson Stiles
Mt. Vernon
Almin
Jalal
New Jersey
Gene ‘Eral
J. Parnell Jr
Stiles Thom
Un-American Activities
Democratic Shortcomings Noted in Ohio Report to President
Victor Harding executive director of the Democratic National Committee plans more trips to Ohio and reports to the president. He cites Akron Summit County quarrels over patronage, Youngstown's lack of popular respect, and central Ohio's 17th District where Roosevelt era popularity faded and Republicans led for officers in each county. He also notes Democrats backing Republican McGregor in the district and calls for organized effort to improve results.
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Victor Harding
Democratic Natonal Committee
Ohio
Summit
Akron
Tharding
Youngstown
Harding
Roosevelt
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