Hopes Rise For Big 4 Arms Curbs
At the United Nations Paris meeting Russia's An dri Y Vishinsky expressed optimism about further East West agreement following secret Big Four talks. The Western trio Britain France and the United States voiced disappointment in his speech tone and reiterated demands for staged arms reductions under strict supervision and a foolproof ban on atomic weapons.
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PARIS
Russia
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Vishinsky
United Nations
Soviet Union
Jules Moch
Britain
France
United States
Big Four
Court Order Curbs Creola Mine Pickets
Common Pleas Judge C. W. Smith issued a restraining order at Creola to curb UMW pickets at the Benedict coal mine. The order limits pickets to two per side near the entrance and requires the union not to interfere with operations or congregation, with noted organizers Waters and Kubic.
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Steve Kubic
UMW
Glouster
Chauncey
Carbon Hill
William Brown
Vinton County
State Highway Patrol
Smith
Union
College Draft Tests Slated
About 22 000 college students are expected to take the college qualification test tomorrow to gain educational deferment if they pass. The test is used by selective service to guide local draft boards on a student's ability to continue college study, with score and class rank as criteria.
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Washington
Selective Service
Draft Boards
Draft Board
GOP Chides Dem Boss on Scandal Issue
Republican leaders fault Democratic handling of tax scandals as the Ways and Means Committee tabs new hearings with Bert Naster as lead witness. Senator Ferguson says the president is aware and angry over alleged disloyalty amid the tax probe.
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Gop
Washington
Truman
Ferguson
Rmich
White House
House
Ways and Means
Bert K. Naster
Florida
Abraham Teitelbaum
Naster
Frank E. McKinney
McKinney
Winter Gas Supply Seen Sufficient If Weather Breaks
Columbus Ohio utilities commissioner Ray Martin said Ohio gas consumers should have enough gas this winter if weather cooperates. He cited Ohio Fuel Gas Co. serving 66 counties and its relationship with Columbia Gas System Inc. But he warned optimism hinges on Columbia’s propane reserves and the amount of stored gas the company may need to use at once. The outlook improves versus last May during the freeze.
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Columbus
Ray Martin
Ohio
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Columbia Gas System, Inc
Martin
Columbia
Actress Marie Wilson to Wed TV Producer Robert Fallon
Los Angeles actress Marie Wilson of film and radio fame will marry television producer Robert Fallon in Santa Barbara on Friday night. Fallon is 31 and this will be his first marriage.
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Los Angeles
Marie Wilson
Robert Fallon
Irma
Fallon
Wal
Santa Barbara
Speaker Rule Endorsed By Ohio State Faculty Council
The Ohio State University faculty council said it is in essential agreement with the university trustees new interpretation of the speaker screening rule. Trustees allowed a faculty member to invite a speaker if the speaker meets generally accepted standards, replacing preapproval by President Bevis for most invitations. The council had opposed the original rule and Bevis exemption of some groups, but the new interpretation limits screening to cases where faculty doubt qualifications.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Howard L. Bevis
Dr. Bevis
State Grange Elects Three New Officers
At the Ohio State Grange 79th annual convention in Columbus delegates elected John W. Fowler of Ashville secretary. Mrs. W. G. Vanderbark of Zanesville and G. Forest Mason of Alliance won executive committee terms. About 500 delegates received fifth and sixth degrees. seventh is the highest.
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Columbus
Ohio State Grange
John W. Fowler
Ashville
W. G. Vanderbark
Zanesville
G. Forest Mason
Alliance
Polar Express brings Santa mail to North Pole
A specially fitted Alaska Airlines plane called the Polar Express carried a 9 foot steel North Pole to Pt Barrow for a 1300 mile flight. The candy cane painted delivery pole arrives to receive 5000 Dear Santa letters and drop them to Santa at dawn. Organizers include Stan Garson and Andree Vance known as North Pole Nellie. Santa has 12 days left before his Christmas Eve trip southward.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Santa Claus
North Pole
Santa
Pt. Barrow
Alask
Alaska Airlines
Stan Garson
Navy
Pt. Barrow Oil Reserve
Andree Vance
Nellie
Truman Aides Map Agenda for Churchill Talks
Washington reports detailed preparations for the January talks between President Truman and Prime Minister Churchill. Officials expect discussions to cover broad Western policy toward Russia and specific Anglo American issues, with emphasis on three points: Stalin, Western Europe defense, and Far East with Red China. Churchill may seek a broad agenda while the U S press for clear positions in advance.
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U.S
United States
Churchill
Russia
State
Defense Departments
Mr. Truman
Stalin
Washington
Europe
Far East
China
Dog-Tired Dog Suspected of Self Harm in Rhode Island
Providence RI. The Rhode Island Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals reports a small brown mongrel dog repeatedly jumped into the Woonasquatucket River, fought off rescuers, and now appears to starve itself. Animal officials hope the owner will come forward to help.
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Providence
R. I
Rhode Island Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
George J. Reilly
Woonasquatucket
Reilly
McGrath Told To Quit Post
Representative Byrnes demanded the resignation of J. Howard McGrath as attorney general. Byrnes stated McGrath should be replaced by one willing and able to lead the Justice Department and restore public confidence in the nation’s law enforcement agency.
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Washington
J. Howard McGrath
Representative Byrnes
Rwis
Byrnes
McGrath
Justice Department
Four Navy Airmen Die in Bermuda Plane Crash
Four Navy airmen were killed Tuesday when their twin engined PBY flying boat flipped over and sank after landing on Port Royal Bay in Hamilton Bermuda. Three bodies were recovered and a fourth remained missing as night fell. Two crewmen were seriously injured and two others less seriously.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Port Royal Bay
Fire damages two story hardware store in Ottawa
An estimated 75 000 to 100 000 dollars in damage resulted from a blaze Tuesday night in a downtown two story brick building housing a hardware and novelty store owned by Robert F Frey Se and sons.
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Ottawa
Robert F. Frey,Se., and Sons
Ohio Turnpike Bill Faces Special Session Action
Columbus lawmakers moved to push a revised turnpike bill through a special session to start work next year on the 240 mile toll road. The House debated changes aimed at allowing revenue bonds and landowner compensation while limiting local municipal route control and paving material choices.
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Columbus
House
Senate
Frank J. Lausche
House Judiciary Committee
Commission
Farm Bureau
Ohio
Maumee
Elyria
Allied Air Losses Top Red Figure
The Air Force reports the United States and allies in Korea have lost about 900 planes, while communist losses are about 300. It excludes probable Red planes and non combat losses, arguing UN losses are not as overpowered by three to one due to timing, mission types, and flight altitude.
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Washington
Air Force
United States
Korea
United Nations
Draft Quota Set at 4908
COLUMBUS 4 State selective service headquarters issued a January induction call for 4908 Ohio men. Registrants must be born before October 1 1932 unless volunteering. Cuyahoga led with 961 followed by Hamilton 474 and totals for Athens 34 Gallia 20 Hocking 15 Jackson 30 Meigs 19 Morgan 10 Perry 20 Ross 28 Vinton 12 Washington 25.
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Columbus
Selective Service
Ohio
Chester W. Go
Cuyahoga
Hamilton County
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Jackson
Meigs
Morgan
Perry
Ross
Vinton
Washington
Anti-Trust Suit Looms Against Mansfield Journal
A government attorney said the Justice Department will press an anti trust suit against the Mansfield News Journal of Mansfield Ohio. The move follows a Supreme Court decision upholding action against the Lorain Journal for refusing merchant advertising on a competing radio station.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Mansfield
Ohio
News- Journal
H. Graham Morison
Lorain
Morison
Anti-Trust
Justice Department
Department
Mansfield Journal Company
Lorain Journal Company
Claycraft To Resume Operations Thursday
Workers at the Claycraft Co. Shawnee plant are expected to return to work Thursday after Common Pleas Judge U. S. Mc Gonagle ordered an end to the illegitimaze labor dispute that halted operations since November 8.
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New Lexington
Claycraft Co
Shawnee
Common Pleas
U. S. McGonagle
UN Offers Compromise on Supervision of Korea Truce
U S F-86 jets sweep northwest Korea without sighting MIG-15s while a U S F-80 crashes with no survivor. UN and Allied forces debate prisoner exchange plans and neutral supervision of a truce as talks stall amid fears over data and scope.
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Seoul
Korea
Manchuria
Fifth Air Force
Egypt Considers Recall of Ambassador as UK Ties Fray
Acting Foreign Minister Ibrahim Farag Pasha said Egypt is weighing recalling its London ambassador but no decision has been made. Cairo papers claimed the cabinet would bring home Abdel Fat tah Amr Pasha as a protest against British actions in the Suez Canal zone. The cabinet reportedly planned to punish collaborators with the fish and arm citizens. Farag noted a memorandum on relations with Britain is in preparation.
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Cairo
Egypt
Ibrahim Farag Pasha
London
Abdel Fattah Amr Pasha
Suez Canal Zone
Farag
Foreign Ministry
Britain
Snedets
Ecbassador
Probe on collusion in defense buying hearings
A House subcommittee on executive expenditures holds its third day of hearings into possible collusion between major auto firms and suppliers in defense contract bidding. FTC attorneys monitor for illegal trade restraints as army procurement policies are scrutinized.
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Detroit
Federal Trade Commission
House
Miss Bankhead Walks Out During Real Court Drama
New York actress Tallulah Bankhead faces a grand larceny and forgery trial of her former maid Evyleen Cronin. Bankhead disrupted proceedings claiming defense remarks and tactics aimed to pressure her, while prosecutors allege Cronin forged checks.
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New York
Tallulah Bankhead
Evyleen R. Cronin
Hays to Join Staff of 37th Division
Col. BE L Hays superintendent of the state Boys Industrial School at Lancaster received a leave of absence to join the Ohio National Guard's 37th Division. The unit heads to Camp Polk La for federal service on Jan 15. Nixon named acting superintendent to oversee BIS in Hays's absence.
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Columbus
BE L Hays
State Boys Industrial School
Lancaster
Ohio National Guard
Camp Polk
Hays
Robert Beightler
State Welfare
John H. Lamneck
Delbert E. Nixon
Lancaster Institution
Nixon
Col. Hays
Nelsonville Man Buys Gambling Tax Stamp
Columbus federal tax office reports over 100 purchases of gambling stamps, naming seven newly listed individuals not on earlier lists. Named residents include William McVeigh of Lancaster, Arthur L. Newton of Newton's Lunch, W. Washington of Nelsonville, James D. Barksdale of Columbus, Joseph Brain of Lancaster, James Cowan of Columbus, Joseph De Luca Sr. of Columbus, and Howard J. Eppley of Zanesville.
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Columbus
Columbus Internal Revenueffice
Nelsonville
William McVeigh
Lancaster
Arthur L. Newton
Newton's Lunch
W. Washington
James D. Barksdale
Joseph Brain
James Cowan
Joseph de Luca, Sr
Howard J. Eppley
Eppley
Zanesville
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