Licensing and credit curbs take effect on commercial building
The Federal Reserve Board announces two inflation fighting measures effective today. A licensing system requires federal approval for new commercial construction, while a 50 percent cash down payment rule applies to non-residential projects such as stores offices hotels and theaters.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Eric Johnston
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Johnston
Commerce Department
Reserve Board
Relief column breaks Red ring to reinforce Chipyong defense
Allied relief forces broke through five miles south-southwest of Chipyong to reinforce American and French troops holding the central Korean front. The relief action followed eight hours of battle as Chinese forces retreated after sustaining heavy losses with Red casualties near 10,593 on Wednesday and total Allied losses mounting in the central front area.
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Tokyo
Chipyong
Seoul
Wonju
Hunterkiller
John Randolph
William J. Waugh
Han River
Third Infantry
Remer Y. Brinson
Savannah
U.S. Fifth Air Force
Death Valley
Cauase
Quickie tax rise doomed for spring
The House Ways and Means Committee postposed any rapid tax increase as it reviews all revenue proposals from Secretary Snyder and Treasury plans. Chairman Doughton said hearings will consider one or two package options after evaluation, with Truman urging a quick rise of about 10 billion dollars yearly to cover military costs and a revised budget.
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House
Ways and Means
Truman
Doughton
D-Nc
Snyder
Congress
Mr. Truman
Rep
Reed
D-Ny
Simpson
R-Pa
Coughton
Arming Tito Considered by Western Allies
Washington reports say Eisenhower heads for Europe with Allied plans on arming Tito and defending Yugoslavia against possible Soviet aggression. Officials in Washington and London discuss whether Atlantic Allies would join defense in Yugoslavia if attacked, with decisions to be taken after an emergency arises.
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Washington
Europe
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tite
Portance
Korea
General MacArthur Writes to Mother Of Dead Marine
The mother of Marine sergeant William C Wolf, 22, killed in Korea, received a letter of condolence from General Douglas MacArthur. Mrs Louise A Wolf, an employee of the Cleveland Ordnance District, said the signature appeared genuine and read a portion praising duty and a future free of aggression.
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Cleveland
Korea
Douglas MacArthur
Louise A. Wolf
Pleven plan for a unified European army gains support
European foreign ministers from five nations led by France discuss a French proposed army pooling men ships planes under a single defense ministry and general staff. Italy backed the plan after a Riviera conference. Britain Norway Denmark the Netherlands and Portugal sent observers. Canada and the United States will send observers.
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Paris
West Germany
Rene Pleven
Italy
Little Riviera
Santa Margherita Ligure
Schuman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Atlantic Alliance
Eisenhower
France
Belgium
Luxembourg
Britain
Norway
Denmark
Netherlands
Portugal
Canada
United States
Columbus Air Base To Add 8400 Personnel
Washington reports about 8400 military personnel and civilians will be stationed at Lockbourne Air Force Base near Columbus. The Air Force announced the move yesterday.
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Columbus Air Base
Washington
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Co Wvenbus
Air Force
Plans six divisions for Europe to bolster NATO era force
Secretary of Defense George C. Marshall disclosed that the United States plans to send four additional army divisions to Europe. The plan aims to maintain about six divisions on the continent, with two already deployed on occupation duty, to bolster allied morale amid security concerns.
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Washington
United States
Europe
Secretary of Defense
George C. Marshall
Senate
Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Marshall
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Medina Mayor probes fake army officer over butter load
Medina Ohio authorities assist in identifying a man who posed as an army captain to move 75 880 pounds of butter from Chicago to Baltimore without paying a 531 overload fine. Mayor John Brown sought help from federal agencies if the suspect could not be found by noon.
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Medina
John Brown
Interstate Commerce Commission
FBI
Charles Good
Ephrata
Chicago
Baltimore
Brown
Good
Re Vinch
Army Feales Ne Market Division
Maryland
Winch
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
37th Infantry Division to Train at Camp Atterbury
The 37th Infantry Division of the Ohio National Guard will train June 24 to July 8 at Camp Atterbury Indiana. The unit was originally slated for Indiantown Gap Pennsylvania then Camp Pickett Virginia with a July 15 start.
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Columbus
37Th Infantry Division
Ohio National Guard
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Indiantown Gap
Camp Pickett
Conveyor Line Backers End Senate Arguments
Supporters of the Lorain East Liver pool belt conveyor line urged public utility status before the Senate Judiciary Committee led by H B Stewart of Riverlake Belt Conveyor Lines. The plan would move ore and limestone, freeing 44 000 freight cars, while opponents from railroads and transport unions prepared for Feb 26 27 28 hearings.
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Columbus
Senate Judiciary Committee
H. B. Stewart
Akron
Riverlake Belt Conveyor Lines, Inc
Riverlake
Ohio Railroads
Stewart
Transportation Brotherhoods
Lake Erie
Carl D. Sheppard
Ohio
Akron, Canton and
Youngstown
Four Killed As Streamliner Collides With Car
The New York Central Southwestern Limited struck a car two miles west of Sidney killing four men and injuring a fifth. Victims Marvin Bunger 17 Dayton Robert Davis 22 Piqua Clifford Hemmert 36 Piqua William Smith 19 near Bradford. Driver Bernard Brumbaugh 24 Covington seriously injured. The men were returning from a Sidney plant.
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Sidney
New York Central Railroad
Southwestern Limited
Here
Marvin E. Bunger
Dayton
Robert L. Davis
Clifford A. Hemmert
Piqua
William J. Smith
Bradford
Darke County
Girdles Linked to Foot Pain Expert Warns
Dr H L Collins of Columbus Ohio told the Southwest Chiropody Congress in Oklahoma City that tight girdles and nylons cause foot discomfort by curling toes. He urged women to loosen girdles to reduce foot worries.
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Oklahoma City
H. L. Collins
Columbus
Ohio
Southwest Chiropody Congress
Senate probes $1.5 million RFC loan to Saxony Hotel
Senate investigator pressed Florida inquiries into the Reconstruction Finance Corporation loan to the Saxony Hotel in Miami Beach. Senator Fulbright heads hearings on RFC lending amid claims directors yielded to outside influence. A staffer studied Sax and his Chicago ties. report pending. A separate crime committee will probe punch-board makers with possible Sax ties, no witness plan yet.
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Washington
Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate
Florida
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Saxony
Miami Beach
Mittee
Subcommittee
RFC
Truman
White House
Donald Dawson
George D. Sax
Chicago
Sax
Special Crime Investigating Committee
Attlee Regime Faces Test in No-Confidence Vote
London report says Prime Minister Attlee's government faces its most critical test as left wing Labour defectors threaten to bolt over rearmament policy. Churchill’s motion seeks to deny confidence. government warns abstentions will lose party support. Eight Liberal MPs remaining undecided could sway the outcome tonight.
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London
Attlee
Britain
House of Commons
Winston Churchill
Commons
Meat Board Secretary To Speak at Conclave
R C Pollock, secretary of the National Livestock and Meat Board, was to be the principal speaker at the Cincinnati Livestock Producers Association annual meeting. About 1200 farmers were expected. Four directors, two from Ohio and one each from Indiana and Kentucky, will be elected.
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Cincinnati
R. C. Pollock
Chicago
National Livestock and Meat Board
Cincinnati Livestock Producers Association
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Congressmans Mail Backs Taft Campaign
Rep. George H. Bender reports his district's mail supports Taft for president in 1952. He cites a monthly political newspaper endorsement and says letters overwhelmingly endorse Taft, while he claims the letters are not campaign material.
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Washington
George H. Bender
Ohio
Taft
Bender
Where Is Mao Tse-Tung Missing From Peiping Functions
Hong Kong observers noted Mao Tse-Tung did not attend three recent functions. Reports from Taipei hinted he may have gone to Moscow to confer with Premier Stalin on Korea and Asiatic matters. His last public Peiping appearance was January 26 during Indian National Day celebrations.
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Hong Kong
China
Red China
Mao Tse-Tung
Mao
Moscow
Stalin
Taipei
Peiping
Two Arrested In Truman Death Plot
Secret service agents seized John Correa and his wife Mary in the Bronx home described as a Puerto Rican nationalist party nest where the Truman assassination plot was hatched. They face obstruction of justice charges in a sealed indictment naming Oscar Collazo as a conspirator in the Blair House incident.
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New York
Secret Service
Bronx
Truman
John Correa
Mary
Edward Weinfeld
Correas
Blair House
U. S
Frederick Block
Washington
Grisello Torresola
U S Protest Aimed at Russia Over Films Distribution
Washington reports a new American protest against unauthorized showings of Hollywood films in the Soviet Union. The State Department has complained about two films shown in distorted form and now notes a third title, Viva Villa, circulating in the USSR this year.
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Washington
Moscow
State Department
Soviet Union
Wallace Beery
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer
University of Cincinnati Lectures Invite Area High Schools
About 125 high schools within 150 miles of Cincinnati were invited to nominate top science and math students and teachers for the 16th annual Application of the Physical Sciences lectures. The program begins February 24 and will admit the top 20 percent of juniors and seniors.
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Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
British steel industry socialized today in London
The British steel industry moves to socialized operation effective today in London. Government measures restructure steel production and management under state control.
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London
House Studies UMTS Bill Faces Senate Backdrop
The House Armed Services Committee begins paragraph by paragraph study of the Universal Military Training and Service Bill after Senate approval. The measure would draft 18 year olds and extend service to about 26 months, with debate pending in the Senate.
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Washington
House Armed Service Committee
Senate
Senate Armed Service Committee
Senate panel approves Navy shipbuilding plan
The Senate Armed Services Committee unanimously approved a bill authorizing a $2.74 billion Navy ship construction program. Senators guiding its path hoped to bring it to debate today. the House has already passed the measure.
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Washington
Navy
Senate Armed Service Committee
House
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