U S Open to Red S Political Talks on Korea Settlement
The United States signals willingness to consider a high level conference with communist representatives after a Korean cease fire and UN action on recommendations. Panmunjom talks may guide a counterproposal while avoiding broader issues like Formosa and a UN seat for China.
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Washington
United States
Korea
United Nations
UN General Assembly
Matthew B. Ridgway
Ridgway
Panmunjom
Formosa
Red
Negotiators Near Accord On Rotation In Korea Talks
In Munsan Korea both sides narrowed gaps on troop rotation and civilian displacement but remain far apart on core armistice issues. Allies dropped demands linking displaced civilians to prisoners and impartial civilian interviews while the communists softened their stance on troop dispositions and coastal waters. The issue of building and repairing North Korean airfields during a truce was shelved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munsan
Korea
North
South Korea
Hood's Guns Fatal to GOP Gangster
Charles Gross a 56 year old Republican committee man for the 31st ward was killed in a gangland shooting in Humboldt Park Chicago. Police say seven 12 gauge shells and 7 shotgun blasts struck him as he left his car near a church. Guardsmen found his body on the sidewalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles Gross
31St Ward
Humboldt Park
Gross
Tsllinois National Guard
Northwest
American Sabre Pilot Damages MIG Jets Over Korea
Lt. William C. Shofner of Wayne Oklahoma piloted a Sabre in a three minute air battle high over North Korea. He and 16 other Sabres and 30 Red jets fought escort missions for Allied bombers. Pilots reported cutting rail lines at 71 points and destroying 12 supply buildings as light snow fell along the battle line near Chorwon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
North Korea
William C. Shofner
Wayne
Okla
Chorwon
Iron Triangle
Herbert Enters GOP Race For Ohio Governor Primary
Former Governor Thomas J. Herbert of Cleveland announced he will join the Republican race for governor in the May 6 primary. He will file petitions with the secretary of state to qualify. The field already includes Charles P. Taft of Cincinnati and State Senator Roscoe R. Walcutt of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Thomas J. Herbert
Cleveland
Herbert
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Roscoe R. Walcutt
Veep Barkley Enters Hospital for Eye Operation
Vice President Barkley, 74, is in Naval Hospital Bethesda Maryland for a possible eye operation. A medical duty officer said his general health is excellent after he entered the facility late yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Barkley
Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Ohio Public Assistance Study Committee Chairman Named
Columbus Pickaway County Common Pleas Judge William D. Radcliff was named Wednesday as chairman of the Public Assistance Study Committee of the Ohio Program Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Pickaway County Common Pleas
William D. Radcliff
Ohio Program Commission
Court Order Halts Strike Ends Eight Day Walkout
Central Greyhound buses resumed operations after an eight day wildcat strike ended when the company sought a common pleas court injunction to force drivers back. A Saturday hearing was set. union Local 1043 did not sanction the walkout. The stoppage disrupted service from Toledo to Port Allegheny and Parkersburg affecting about 25 000 riders daily including 10 000 in Cleveland. An Ohio youth arrested for safe breaking briefly escaped custody by diving 20 feet from city hall into Shenango River before recapture.
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Cleveland
Central Greyhound Sirtes Buses
Common Pleas Court
AFL Amalgamated Association of Street, Electric Railway and
Central Greyhound
Toledo
Port Allegheny
Parkersburg
W. Va
Sharon
Ohio
Shenango River
City Hall
Feiger Estate 22 000 Trust For dog Susie in Pomeroy
The will of Velma W Feiger filed in Meigs County Probate sets a 22 000 trust to provide and care for Susie a 13 year old cocker spaniel The trustee George A Meinhart may hire others if Ralph Gilmore cannot care for the dog He gains household goods and the Mulberry Avenue home if he cares for Susie and buys the property at the dog s death The trust directs 20 000 to Grace Episcopal Church if Gilmore declines The remainder goes to the Episcopal bishop of Southern Ohio for the Grace Church income and cemetery care The estate includes land in Meigs County and Racine with a 1000 monument to be erected and 2000 bequest to Racine Baptist Church The estate is appraised around 22 000 and George Meinhart is urged as executor.
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Pomeroy
Velma W. Feiger
Susie
Tee
George A. Meinhart
Gilmore
Mulberry Avenue
Grace Episcopal Church
Harry E. Feiger
Velma E. Feiger
Episcopal Church of
Southern Ohio
Pomeroy Grace Episcopal Church
Feiger
Wolfe
Meigs County
Baptist Church
Racine
Gambling Stamp Holders To Face Record Check
A federal racketeer squad will audit gambling tax stamp records for 127 stamp holders in the district since the November 30 deadline. The effort targets bookies, numbers writers, punchboard operators, and stamp sellers in Columbus, Zanesville, and surrounding communities. Recent stamps list Crook, Crooksville, Nelsonville, and Nelsonville proprietors and agents.
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Columbus
Internal Revenue
Harry F. Busey
Zanesville
William and
Wearlein Crook
Crook's
Route 2
Crooksville
Clarence Tyo
Whitey's Place
Public Square
Nelsonville
N. E. Tyo
Columbus St
Snow Covers Lake Points Across Northern Ohio
A snow storm swept northern Ohio with Cleveland at five and a half inches, expected to melt as temperatures rise to 36. Fort Wayne and Erie reported seven inches. Other readings included Toledo five, Mansfield four, Findlay four, Akron three, Youngstown four, with Columbus a trace. One man was killed by a bus during the storm.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Fort Wayne
Ind
Erie
Toledo
Mansfield
Findlay
Akron
Youngstown
Columbus
Ohio Deems Atomic Waste Manageable Nearby
Columbus reports Ohio officials downplay atomic waste concerns stating the Atomic Energy Commission solved the issue before it grew. The state hosts two installations, Miamisburg and Fernald, with isotopes used in medical research, and engineers note cooling water turns radioactive.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Health Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Miamisburg
Fernald
Hamilton County
Health Department
Fred H. Waring
Atomic Energy Engineers
Cornwell Seeks GOP Delegate Seat From 10th District
Arthur E. Cornwell of Athens is a candidate for delegate to the National Republican convention from the 10th congressional district, pledged to Harold Stassen, correcting an AP report that listed him as a Democrat in The Messenger on February 5.
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Arthur E. Cornwell
Athens
Harold Stassen
Associated Press
Messenger
Worker Held In 2 Deaths
NEW YORK The mystery stabbing deaths of two waitresses were blamed on a 30-year-old defense plant worker John Kerringer of Manhattan who admitted killing both women during all night questioning. The bodies of Mrs Genevieve Mitchell 36 and Mrs Francis Castello 45 were found in Mitchell apartment.
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New York
Bronx
George B de Luca
John Kerringer
Manhattan
de Luca
Kerringer
Backers Press for Ike Return Ahead of 1952 Nomination
Supporters push for Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower to return home to aid the Republican bid while Taft and Stassen gain ground in the New Hampshire primary. Senator Cain hints there may be a move to relieve Eisenhower of his assignment, amid Taft strong statements.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Brewster
R-Me
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Taft
New Hampshire
Eisenhower
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Cain
Senate
United States
New Queen Elizabeth Ascends Gold Throne In Britain
Sorrowful Elizabeth II returns to Britain to be proclaimed queen after King George VI dies at 56. Funeral plans begin with laying in state at Sandringham and a Feb 18 burial at Windsor. Proclamation by Sir George Bellew to be read from St James Palace as flags stay at half staff.
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London
Elizabeth
Commonwealth of Nations
George VI
Britain
Commonwealth
Sandringham Royal
Sandringham
Sandrmngham
St. George’s Chapel
Windsor Castle
Kenya
East Africa
Elizabeth II
Privy Council
Garter
Arma
George Bellew
Gilad
St. James Palace
Henry VIII
Sir George
Temple Bar
Fleet Street
Big Steel critiques CIO union wage proposals
A Big Steel spokesman warned that CIO union proposals to grant unions a say in job changes or terminations would strip management of a key function. R Conrad Cooper of United States Steel Corp said the plan would freeze job structures and performance levels and destabilize wage scales across the steel industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
CIO
R. Conrad Cooper
United States Steel Corp
Wage Stabilization Board
Cooper
Truman Pushes for Early Return to White House
Washington report says President Truman, tired of Delays in White House reconstruction, plans to move Mrs. Truman and Margaret back by early April. He cited two near misses from Blair House days including a sunken bath and a piano leg breaking through the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
White House
Margaret
Trumans
Blair House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Senate Begins UMT Debate
Senate panel opens discussion on Universal Military Training as House panels back compulsory service for 18 year olds. House Armed Services approves six months training with seven and a half years in reserve, consent required for active duty, and triggers for Pentagon to start UMT if draft terms are eased.
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Washington
NLRB Recommends Dismissal in Black Clawson Case
Washington NLRB recommended dismissing a complaint against Black Clawson Co. of Hamilton Ohio alleging unfair labor practices. The move indicates no violation found at this stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Black Clawson Co
Hamilton, D
Burr Oak Lake to fill before vacation season begins
The Army Corps of Engineers announced Burr Oak Reservoir near Glouster is in full operation and expected to be filled before summer. Col. Walter Krueger Jr. said rains have aided filling of the conservation pool, with a 40 foot max depth and 664 acre surface. flood pool reaches 59 feet deep and 10.5 miles long. The project will aid flood control along Sunday Creek and Hocking River, with operation split between the Corps of Engineers and state agencies for recreation and water supply.
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Burr Oak Lake
Burr Oak
Army Corps of Engineers
Glouster
Walter Krueger, Jr
Huntington
Sunday Creek
East Branch
Hocking
Engiineers
Corps of Engineers
Jones withdraws from governor race in May primary
State Senator Bartow Jones announces he will not seek the Republican nomination for governor in the May 13 primary. He will run again for the state Senate, saying pressure of business affairs would prevent a vigorous campaign. He cited reluctance and strong urging from friends nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Bartow Jones
Senate
Rescued: 18 Men and Women from Gloria in Atlantic
After a week at sea the dismasted Colombian schooner Gloria was found by U S Air Force planes and Navy boats. Four survivors in a lifeboat were rescued earlier by John F Thorson, while the remaining 14 were picked up by a patrol boat and landed at Christobal Canal Zone.
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Panama
Gloria
U.S. Air Force
U.S. Navy
John F. Thorson
Christobal
Canal Zone
Jenkins Canaday House Race Looms in Ohio District Ten
Write in candidates may appear as Rep. Thomas A. Jenkins of Ironton and Mayor Delmar A. Canaday of Pompe face off in November for Congress. Canaday filed petitions yesterday while Jenkins had already announced his candidacy.
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Thomas A. Jenkins
Ironton
Delmar A. Canaday
Pome
Ohio
Canaday
Jenkins
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