Deadlock Over Bricker Treaty Powers Amendment
Washington AP reports Republican leaders press toward Senate votes on the Bricker constitutional amendment to curb treaty powers. Senator Knowland faces opposition as Democrats rally behind a substitute proposal, risking no two thirds support if Bricker delays. The four GOP leaders push revisions to Section 6 seeking White House clearance.
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Washington
Senate
Bricker
Eisenhower
Sen
Knowland
R-Calif
Saltonstall
R-Mass
Ferguson
Rmich
Millikin
GOP
George
White House
Pope improves after Vatican says health stable
The Vatican press office reports the Pope Pius XII has a gastric nervous disturbance rather than cancer. Medical exams yielded no cancer, with hiccuping disrupting sleep. Four German nuns guard his private Vatican apartment as rumors of an English specialist and cancer fears are denied by Rome papers.
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George VI
Britain
Tl Messaggero
Il Tempo
Rome
Vatican
Vatican Palace
TB Hospital Site Choice Nears Decision in Ohio
Ohio health director Dr. John D. Porterfield said field work is nearly finished for the new 1 percent million dollar state tuberculosis hospital in Southeastern Ohio and a site near Zanesville Cambridge Marietta Gallipolis Athens Logan or Nelsonville may be selected after executive sessions next week.
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Columbus
Ohio
John D. Porterfield
Zanesville
Cambridge
Marietta
Gallipolis
Athens
Logan
Nelsonville
Drivers Bay Transit Line Change in Elyria Swap
In Elyria Ohio four drivers and an undisclosed partner bought the Elyria Transit Co from the AFL bus drivers union threatened wage strike. Ruben F Adams became vice president, Willard Roberts new president, with others Art Booth William Griffin Jr and a silent partner. They paid 30000 to 40000 dollars with 5000 down for the line serving Elyria and Grafton. The firm operates 27 drivers and 19 buses.
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Elyria
Ohio
Elyria Transit Co
Ruben F. Adams
AFL Bus Drivers Union
Willard Roberts
Art Booth
William Griffin Jr
Roberts
Grafton
Free Tea Offered at Bar Zee in Fremont
George Galford owner of Bar Zee in Fremont says free tea and no coffee will be served every Thursday until coffee prices drop. The plan aims to attract patrons despite rising beverage costs.
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Fremont
Ohio
Bar Zee
George Galford
Classified Ads Shine In Quick Results For Buyers And Sellers
Classified ads deliver swift results by connecting buyers with interested readers. They keep generating calls until advertisers are satisfied, making locating needs fast and easy through the classified pages.
Nitro Blast Kills Former Area Athletes
Two former area high school stars died in a nitroglycerine blast at the Austin Powder Co plant near McArthur as 267 pounds of explosive were moved by a rubber tired buggy. James Ross Jr. of McArthur and Ralph Hutchison of Wellston were killed. no eyewitnesses were found. Funeral services are planned by Wrightsel and Gaskill funeral homes.
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McArthur
Austin Powder Co
James Ross, Jr
Hamden
Ralph F. Hutchison
Wellston
Ralph Fornwall
Austin Company
Ross
James Ross
Wrightsel
Hutchison
Barbara
Peggy Lynn
Gaskill
Former Truck Driver Saved After Sudden Heart Attack
A 55 year old former truck driver identified as J Roy survived a heart attack after physicians in Burlington New Jersey revived his heart with quick massage and electric shock. The man who had suffered an apparently fatal attack in April was treated after collapsing in Clarkston Michigan authorities report.
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Clarkston, Mich
Burlington
N. J
Co J. Roy
Roy
Canadian farmer’s wife bears 25th child in Maine
In Fort Kent Maine a Canadian farmer’s wife Heliodore Cyr gave birth to an eight pound daughter at Peoples Benevolent Hospital. The Cyr family from Ledges New Brunswick counts eighteen living children. seventeen still at home. The couple plans to have more, and the oldest child is 24.
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Fort Kent
Maine
Heliodore Cyr
Ledges
New Brunswick
Peoples Benevolent Hospital
Cyr
Russian diplomat spy Rostovrov linked to Tokyo ring
An unnamed American source claims Yuri Rostavorov, a Russian diplomat and alleged lieutenant colonel in the MVD, fled Tokyo after being ordered home. The source says he revealed secrets of a spy network penetrating high levels of the Japanese government and is aiding U S intelligence.
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Yuri Rastovorov
U.S
Tokyo
Rastovorov
Japan
U. S
Okinawa
Yuri Alexandrovich Rostovorov
Moscow
Rostovoroyo
MVD
Secret Police
Washington
Powell sues over Caine Mutiny Court Martial director credit
Los Angeles actor Dick Powell files a suit for accounting and continued recognition as director of The Caine Mutiny Court Martial now in New York. The suit names Gregory Associates Inc headed by Paul Gregory and Betty Sarah Wouk, wife of Herman Wouk, alleging breach of contract after Powell was told on January 11 the agreement was being abrogated.
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Los Angeles
Dick Powell
New York
Gregory Associates, Inc
Paul Gregory
Betty Sarah Wouk
Herman Wouk
Powell
Killer of Two Slain In Battle With Police
In Terre Haute Indiana an unemployed man killed his wife Ethel Anne Seeley 48 and his daughter in their home then died four hours later in a police gun battle near a tulip greenhouse. The wife had filed for divorce two weeks earlier from Elmer Seeley 68. Patricia Joan Seeley 18 was wounded slight in the shoulder and played dead.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Ethel Anne Seeley
Elmer
Patricia Joan Seeley
Senate Panel Backs Coffee Trade Regulation Plan
Washington. The Agriculture Committee urged tighter government control of coffee trading and speculation. The bill would require the commodity exchange authority to monitor futures in coffee to prevent further price surges above a dollar per pound.
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Washington
Senate
Agriculture Committee
Aiken
R-Vt
Commodity Exchange Authority
Coffe
Tractor Upset Kills Ohio Man In Groveport
Charles A. Schieser 59 of Groveport died Tuesday night when his tractor toppled onto him, officials said in Columbus Ohio. The incident occurred at the family farm outside Groveport.
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Columbus, Ohio
Charles A. Schieser
Groveport
Beeson Nomination Delay at Senate Labor Panel
The Senate Labor Committee delayed action on Albert C. Beeson to the National Labor Relations Board seeking full pension records from a San Jose firm. Democrats label him a “company man” while Beeson pledges impartiality as he faces questions about leave and future duties.
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Washington
Albert C. Beeson
National Labor Relations Board
Senate Labor Committee
San Jose
Calif
Beeson
Senate
Eisenhower
Paul L. Davies
Food Machinery & Chemical Corp
Turk Leader Tours Toledo Jeep Factory
Turkish president Celal Bayar tours Willys Motors Toledo plant in a new Jeep gifted by Willys president Edgar Kaiser. Accompanied by wife Mme Reshide Bayar and Turkish officials, the visitor is welcomed by Gov. Lausche and Mayor Ozolsuta during a cross country visit.
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Toledo
Ohio
Celal Bayar
Willys Motors
Willys
Edgar Kaiser
Mme
Reshide Bayar
Frank Lausche
Ollie Ozelsuta
Gov Lausche
Soviet Union
Queen Elizabeth II Arrives in Australia for Eight-Week Tour
Sydney crowds greet the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh as they land from New Zealand marking her first reign visit to Australia. Awe gives way to a roaring reception as the royal couple tour Farm Cove and city streets during the opening of an eight week Commonwealth tour.
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Sydney
Australia
Britain
Elizabeth II
Duke of
Western Big Three Brace for Molotov German Plan Clash
The Western Big Three discussed possible salvage from the foreign ministers conference amid a deadlock with Moscow over German unity. Molotov promised a detailed plan for free elections, signaling a likely rejection of the Western plan. Officials hoped for limited gains on trade, frontiers, Korea, and Indochina while Austrian issues remained unsettled.
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Dulles
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Berlin
Russia
Germany
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Andrei Gromyko
Molotov
Georgi Zarutbin
PD. MacArthur Ul
James Conant
France
Bidault
Eden
Moscow
Korea
Indochina
Kremlin
Eisenhower vows firm stand against altering federal balance
President Eisenhower said he would uncompromisingly oppose any attempt to change the traditional balance of power among the federal branches. He spoke at a news conference as the Senate faced showdown votes on the Bricker constitutional amendment on treaties and declined to endorse Republican leaders' substitutes for Bricker's plan.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Bricker
Sen
Ohio
Walkout Ends Today At Shawnee Pottery Plant
A four month wage strike by CIO Federation of Glass Ceramic and Silica Sand Workers at Shawnee pottery in Zanesville ends this morning. Union orders members back to work for economic reasons. current wage scales are not disclosed.
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Zanesville
Ohio
CIO Federation of Glass, Ceramic
Shawnee Pottery
Wolf Boy in Lucknow Hospitalized After Striking Transformation
A nine year old boy dubbed the wolf boy lies weak in Balrampur Hospital Lucknow after being found in a railway car on January 17. Doctors fear animal-rearing and plan massage therapy followed by surgical reconstruction to restore upright walking as they treat circulatory ailments and manage his aggressive behavior.
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New Delhi
India
Lucknow
Balrampur Hospital
D. N. Sharma
Ike Confirms H-Bomb Test Held in 1952
President Eisenhower tells Congress the 1952 Pacific blast was the first full scale thermonuclear explosion and a major step in the U S hydrogen program. Moscow had claimed a hydrogen blast last summer and Defense Secretary Wilson urged restraint on atomic rhetoric.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Pacific
United States
Lhes
Congress
Forussia
Moscow
Eniwetok
Wilson
Ohio Tightens Tax Controls Over Truck Axle Tax Controversy
Gov. Frank J. Lausche in Columbus appointed Stanley J. Bowers as coordinator to align state departments in handling the axle-mile tax dispute with other states. He ordered an adequate staff ready to deploy to sister states as issues arise, with Bowers unavailable for comment.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
State Department
Toledo
Stanley J. Bowers
Tax Department
Highway Department
Public Utilities Commission
Bowers
Ejector Seat Saves Jet Pilot in Crash
In Grand Prairie Texas a Texas Air National Guard F80 Shooting Star crashed in a boat factory storage yard. Pilot Capt. James C. Smith 31 Dallas escaped after his ejector seat launched him clear seconds before impact. Two workers were killed and four injured. Eyewitnesses said the seat catapulted him away.
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Grand Prairie
Tex
Texas Air National Guard
James C. Smith
Dallas
Smith
Transport James O'Hara to Arrive Seattle
The Navy transport James O'Hara is scheduled to arrive here on Thursday, marking a noted arrival in Seattle. Local officials expect the vessel to dock and unload personnel and equipment as part of ongoing postwar operations.
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Seattle
Navy
James O'Hara
Jets Develop New Strategy in Korea War Tactics
General Otto P Weyland says air superiority crippled Communist forces by destroying planes and supplies while U S ground troops held the line and Navy protected sea routes. He cites lessons from Korea showing airpower as the decisive factor and a shift to ground support while air forces target value behind lines.
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Otto P
Opie) Weyland
Korea
U S
Far East Air Force
Tragedy at Kumbh Mela as Stampede Kills Hundreds
An estimated 200 Hindu pilgrims were crushed to death and at least 1000 injured at Allahabad during the Kumbh Mela festival when a crowd of millions surged toward the confluence of the Ganges and Jumna rivers. Prime Minister Nehru and President Prasad were to attend. The festival runs Jan 14 to March 4 and marks Hindu mythic battles against demons.
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New Delhi
India
Allahabad
Ganges
Jumna
Nehru
Rajendra Prasad
Prasad
Yanks Toly In Rebel War
American crews will fly supply troop planes for the French in Indochina as CAT discloses a French contract to operate 12 Flying Boxcars. CAT board chairman C. L. Chennault, once head of the Flying Tigers, notes CAT flew six C119s on war supply missions in Indochina for six weeks.
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Hong Kong
Civil Air Transport
CAT
Indochina
Cats
C. L. Chennault
Flying Tigers
Far East
Circleville Skeleton Identified as Indian
Circleville's mystery skeleton, unearthed last week from a shallow grave, is declared by Ohio State University pathologist Dr. Emmerich Von Hamm to be a prehistoric Indian male who died naturally 300 or more years ago. The man, aged 35 to 38, showed arthritis.
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Columbus
Ohio
P-Circleville
Emmerich von Hamm
Ohio State University
van Hamm
Ex-Convict Victim Of Gangland Murder
Cleveland police report Stanley H. Krupinski 37 a former convict with a long police record shot and killed after leaving a west side barber shop. Authorities arrested six men for questioning in what is described as a possible gangland slaying.
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Cleveland
Stanley H. Krupinski
Krupinski
Court Battle Plan Mapped By Roosevelt
Mire Homestle Roosevelt seeks 2000 dollars monthly alimony and 1500 dollars for three children from James Roosevelt, who resists. Samuel B. Picone plans to subpoena Clifford A. McLin of several Roosevelt affiliated finance firms. The suit may shift to divorce as the couple cannot live together, while Mrs. Roosevelt’s lawyers deny blackmail allegations and say the suit rests on disputable evidence.
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Los Angeles
Roosevelt
James Roosevelt
Samuel B. Picone
Clifford A. McLin
Armco Steel unveils employee stock plan in Middletown
Armco Steel Corp announces an employee stock purchase plan allowing workers to become part owners. Shares priced at 35.25 dollars, about five percent below the New York close on Jan 29. Enrollment runs to March 16 with 300,000 shares offered. minimum five shares, maximum tied to wages. Participation is voluntary.
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Middletown
Ohio
Armco Steel Corp
Come Party
New York Stock Exchange
Theompany
Marilyn Monroe to visit Korea with four day trip
Tokyo reports actress Marilyn Monroe will visit Korea for four days, spending time with front line units. The Army announced she will be greeted warmly and will sing and talk to troops during the visit.
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Tokyo
Marilyn Monroe
Korea
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