Fatal CO Poisoning Claimed Two Mason Youths
Two youths aged 22 and 19 died of carbon monoxide poisoning while sleeping in a parked car near Route 17 five miles east of Henderson Mason County. The heater ran with the engine on and windows closed, and the men had been warned this practice was dangerous.
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Point Pleasant
Edna Gettles
Mason County
Robert Jeffers
Claude Blessing
Jeffers
John Osher
Route 17
Henderson
Blessing
Robert Kayser
Guy H. Sayre
Guy Hensford
Oshel
Capt. L. A. Wright
Wright Farm
Cecil McDaniel
Osher Farm
Gettles
The
Oshers
Nat Jeffers
Ransom Deal Ends 40-Day Imprisonment In Hungary
Four American airmen held for 40 days in Hungary crossed into Austria at 5 01 p m local time after the United States agreed to pay 120000 in fines. Ambassador Walter J Donnelly greeted the fliers at the frontier and led the party to safety. The men were Dave H Henderson John J Swift Jess A Duff and James A Flam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Alden Somerby
U.S
Budapest
Somerby
Donnelly
Col
John Guillett
United States
Hungary
Moscow
Pape
Dave H. Henderson
Shawnee
Ukia
John J. Swift
Ijiens Falls
N. Y
T-Set
Jess A. Duff
Spokane
James A. Flam
Kingsland
Ark
CIO Chiefs Defer Steel Strike Threat to Jan 3
The CIO United Steelworkers defer a nationwide steel strike for at least three days while the Wage Policy Committee votes to submit the dispute to the Wage Stabilization Board and respond to President Truman. The 650,000 USW members seek higher wages and broader concessions in their contract talks with steel companies.
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Pittsburgh
CIO
United Steelworkers
Truman
Wage Stabilization Board
National Defense
Nsw
Murray
Atlantic City
Soviet Atom Expert Held in U S
London based Express reports Lt. Col. Fedya Astrachov a Russian uranium official linked to Soviet atomic work may have been taken to Washington after fleeing to the West six weeks ago American intelligence agents questioned a senior Russian army officer The Express ties him to a Germany trip by Oppenheimer Whitman Dubridge and Lauristen. Justice Department declined comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
London Daily Express Ltd
East
Germany
Washington
West
Fedya Astrachov
Russia
the Express
Astrachov
Hunger Pervades Camiguin Island Refugees
Manila reports one third of Camiguin Island residents face starvation after Hibok-Hibok eruption. Naval ship crews delivered 20,000 bags of rice but about 15,000 refugees in shelters have had no rice since Sunday as volcanic devastation lingers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Philippines News Service
Camiguin Island
Philippines
Camiguin
Hibok - Hibok
Strike in 67th Day WILLOUGHBY CIO Rubber Workers Strike
A CIO United Rubber Workers strike against Ohio Rubber Co. entered its 67th day with no settlement in sight. About 1100 employees remain out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willoughby
Cio-United Rubber Workers Union
Ohio Rubber Co
Churchill Eyes Broader Atomic Data Exchange
Prime Minister Churchill will urge a wider exchange of atomic information with the United States during his conference with President Truman. Talks may involve reviving wartime cooperation among Britain Canada and the United States, but any change requires presidential and Congressional approval. The Fuchs spy case derailed negotiations two years ago and no major effort to reopen them has occurred.
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Washington
Churchill
United States
Britain
Truman
Canada
U.S
Congress
Klaus Fuchs
Fuchs
Russia
Busch Seeks Senate Nomination in Ohio Primary
Busch of Cleveland filed petitions today to seek the Democratic nomination for U. S. Senator in the May 6 primary. He is a Western Reserve University professor and previously challenged Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson for the 1950 nomination but was unsuccessful.
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Columbus
Henry M. Busch
Cleveland
U. S
Busch
Western Reserve University
Joseph T. Ferguson
Five Day Ohio Forecast Delivers Warmer Weekend Then Colder Start
Extended forecast for Ohio shows temperatures running 3 to 5 degrees above normal with north highs near 34 and south around 40. Expect a warmer weekend followed by a drop in temperatures Monday or Tuesday. Occasional rain late Sunday or Monday and snow likely in the extreme north tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Court Upholds NLRB Ruling Against ITU in Chicago Strike
U S Court of Appeals affirmed an NLRB decision finding the AFL ITU and Chicago Local 16 violated Taft Hartley during a 22 month 1948 49 strike against five major Chicago newspapers. The ITU was accused of pressing a bargaining strategy to push closed shop conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Labor Relations Board
AFL, International Typographical Union
U. S. Court of Appeals
NLRB
ITU
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Printing Industry of America, Inc
Shivering Midwest Warms as Southerly Winds Rise
Southerly winds brought warmer air from Texas into the snow covered Midwest. Temperatures fell below zero in much of the region yesterday while the East remained chilly. A warm spell was in prospect for the next two days.
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Texas
Midwest
MacArthur Named Man of 1951 in CBS Poll
Gen Douglas MacArthur is chosen as Man of 1951 in a CBS TV poll of governors from 48 states conducted by the program Man of the Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacArthur
New York
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Cbs-Tv
UN Officials Say 450 Americans Died in NK Prison Camps
The UN Command disclosed that at least 450 American soldiers died in North Korean prison camps. The figure represents 77 percent of UN troops believed imprisoned in rear areas and not listed in last week’s living-prisoners list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munsan
Korea
United Nations
Ros
Ter
William P. Nuckols
Lee Sang Cho
Panmunjom
Reds
Adm
R. E. Libby
Lee
Brannan Invites Inquiry of Surplus Crop Deals
Washington reports Secretary of Agriculture Brannan offered to back a formal probe into the handling of surplus farm products valued at about 10 billion dollars. Ellender Aiken and other lawmakers seek congressional scrutiny of storage and contract violations involving grain beans dried milk butter and soybeans held under price support programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Brannan
Congressional
Department
Fairman Ellender
D-La
Senate Agriculture Committee
Ellender
Aiken
Rvi
Senate Committee
Hall Receives Three Year Contempt Sentence in Ohio Leader Case
Gus Hall a former head of the Communist Party in Ohio was sentenced in New York to three years for criminal contempt of court. The term runs with a five year sentence for conspiracy to advocate violent overthrow. Hall fled to Mexico after failing to surrender to begin his prior term.
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New York
Gus Hall
United States
Hall
Communist Party
Ohio
Cleveland
Mexico
New York Critics Name Streetcar Best Film of 1951
Critics pick A Streetcar Named Desire as 1951’s top film and John Wayne as the leading box office star for a second year. Gotham voters rate Streetcar highly for direction and acting, while Wayne leads as the favorite cowboy and top box office draw.
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Hollywood
New York
John Wayne
Gotham
Wayne
Motion Picture Herald
Dean Martin
Jerry Lewis
Betty Grable
Abbott and Costello
Bing Crosby
Bob Hope
Randolph Scott
Gary Cooper
Doris Day
Roy Rogers
Gene Autry
Alec Guinness
Elian
Vivien Leigh
Shelley Winters
Arthur Kennedy
Marion Brando
Clese
Milan
Japan
Rashomon
Curved Barrel Arms U S Submachine Gun
The army perfects a curved barrel for the M 3 grease gun allowing around the corner firing. Engineer Joseph Soma says it improves accuracy with a .45 slug capable of a 90 degree deflection and piercing a 1 inch pine board at 100 yards. The curved barrel enables left right up or down aiming and costs about 18 dollars to manufacture.
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Detroit
Army
Joseph C. Soma
Detroit Arsenal
Casual Auto Sales Tax Repeal Urged
Cleveland officials urge repeal of the state sales tax on private party used car sales. County clerk Leonard Fuerst says predicted revenue of 8 to 10 million yearly is now seen as about 4 million, and the county loses money collecting the tax, having spent on six staff at 2400 dollars a year after $2645 intake in six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Leonard F. Fuerst
Cuyahoga County
Fuerst
Victim Identified in Christmas Eve Slaying
Columbus police identified Margaret Jane Jones a 30 year old woman as the victim of a Christmas Eve stabbing. Gladys Smith 41 is charged with second degree murder and free on a 1000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Margaret Jane Jones
Gladys Smith
Allied Troops Seize Christmas Hill in Korea Front
Allied infantrymen recaptured Christmas Hill as U S Sabres fought off a large MiG-15 force. The Fifth Air Force reported 24 Sabres battled more than 70 MiGs in a 20 minute dogfight, with one Red jet downed in flames and two Sabres killed or damaged in prior action.
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Seoul
Korea
Christmas Hi
Fifth Air Force
Christmas Hill
McCray Sentenced to Life for Slaying Edward Thomas
Willie D. McCray Sr. was given a life sentence by Judge Ford Bader in Cincinnati criminal court for the August 24 shotgun murder of Edward Thomas, 28. The··· case concluded with the life term today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Willie D. McCray, Sr
Ford Bader
Edward Thomas
West Europe Army Budget Accord Seen Progressing
Foreign and finance ministers of six West European nations including France Germany Italy the Netherlands Belgium and Luxembourg met in Paris to map funding for a planned 43 division continental army. Chancellor Adenauer attended as officials reported progress and two budget approaches were discussed.
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Paris
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Dirk A. Stikker
France
Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
Gas Firm Ordered To Halt Service In Ohio
The Ohio Public Utilities Commission ordered Moxahala Gas Company to stop serving nearly 100 customers starting February 1 due to insufficient gas supply. Testimony showed flames in cooking ranges went out for lack of gas, creating a hazard. the order could be modified if more gas becomes available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Moxahala Gas Company
Moxahala
Zanesville
Widespread Nepotism Suspected in Congress Payrolls
A study of payroll records for 70 House members shows at least one employee with the same surname as the congressman in office. Ohio lawmakers listed include Walter E. Brehm James F. Brehm Robert Crosser Jr Zelda W Elston Martha J Hays Nancy Secrest and others with relatives on the payroll though relationships are not identified.
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Washington
House
Gallipolis
Senate
Nelsonville
Cca
Pomeroy-Middleport
Ohio
Walter E. Brehm
James F. Brehm
Cronin Case Goes to Jury
New York an all male jury will begin deliberations in the case of Eveleen Cronin tied to forgery and grand larceny in a 31 count indictment alleging she raised more than 4000 in checks signed by Tallulah Bankhead. The actress denies the allegations calling the threat a blackmail attempt.
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New York
Tallulah Bankhead
Eveyeleen Cronin
Miss Bankhead
Er Pose
Two Pensioners Die As Fire Razes Home
Two elderly tenants Will F. Lambright 81 and his wife Mattie 83 died in a five room frame house fire. Alliance Fire Chief Milo Sights said the blaze was out of control shortly after 5 am and the cause was not learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Will F. Lambright
Mattie
Milo Sights
Dont Say See Me Monday When Your Messenger Carrier Calls
A call to collectors urges readers not to delay payments to newspaper carriers. The notice emphasizes weekly collection, reliability in all weather, and the importance of supporting boys financially so they learn responsible business practices and have a brighter future.
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Fifth Army
Stassen
GOP
Philadelphia
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
University of Pennsylvania
Robert A. Taft
Earl Warren
California
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Taft
Sam
Minnesotan
Eisenhower
Tl Am
Neve
CIO Chiefs
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Associated
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West Europe
Davis
Cronin
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