Steel Walkout Looms as USW Weighs Midnight Strike
Pittsburgh AP report says the CIO United Steelworkers may strike at midnight Saturday as the union weighs an 18 cent hourly pay increase, a union shop and other concessions. Industry forecasts an orderly shutdown. WSB settlement talks could extend the deadline.
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UN bars Soviet as neutral in Korea truce role
UN Command in Tokyo rejects Moscow as a truce broker claiming Russia has a past participation record in Korea. An Allied spokesman at Panmunjom calls UN reasons clear, cogent, and irrefutable. Col Don Darrow says any near Korea or with such a record will be rejected.
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Korea
Russia
Soviet Union
Voice of the UN Command
Kremlin
Panmunjom
Don Darrow
UN Command
Yank Airmen Hike Red Jet Kills to Ten
In Korea American Sabre pilots downed two MiG-15s amid a 20 minute battle involving 27 Sabres and 20 Reds. The clash occurred in cloudy skies as 80 Russian type jets warred with Allied forces. ground fighting near Kansong led to a rescue of trapped units.
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Seoul
Korea
United Nations
Kansong
Ross Enters Death Row
Ohio prisoner George Ross, 27, who murdered a Cleveland police officer to escape returning to prison, has been sentenced to die in the electric chair on June 6. He becomes the fifth inmate in the section for condemned men as prison officials assign him a number and begin processing. His lawyers plan to seek a new trial today. Judge Edward Blythin told Ross that a life of crime cannot be blamed on a poor beginning and that he must be held accountable.
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Ohio
George Ross
Cleveland
Ross
Edward Blythin
Pay the Messenger On Time to Help Delivery
Do not fail to provide exact change for your Messenger carrier at the regular collection time. Delays from special callbacks slow service for other readers. Ensure your carrier is paid on time weekly. The carrier must collect payments to pay for papers and maintain profit.
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Aga Messenger
Senate Gets Controversial Training Bill
Senate faces a Universal Military Training bill with a measure to reduce armed forces size and cost. Armed Services Committee approved 12 to 0. Russell seeks Kefauver support to push the bill forward. He hopes training starts before year end and calls it workable and fair. House debate on a similar bill starts Tuesday.
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Senate
Russell
D-Ga
Armed Services Committee
Kefauver
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UMT
New England
House
Ohio to Plant Ten Million Trees in April Drive
Gov. Frank J. Lausche drafted a proclamation making April conservation month and urging Ohioans to join a statewide tree planting drive targeting ten million trees. Arbor Day falls on April 25, with about 750 officials invited to coordinate local group efforts and obtain trees from the state forestry division and private nurseries.
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Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
State Forestry Division
Giant Edition Heralds Lavish Capital Sale
The Washington Star published a record 144 page edition for Washington's birthday sale in the capital. Housewives rush to bargains on February 22 with department stores offering autos, refrigerators, washing machines, typewriters and more for as little as $1.
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The
Washington Star
Elizabeth Taylor and Michael Wilding Wed in London Mob Scene
London reports Elizabeth Taylor 19 and Michael Wilding 39 married just before noon amid a lively crowd. The ceremony followed her divorce from Nicky Hilton, with a radio photo stunt used to authenticate papers.
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Michael Wilding
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Reduction in appliance production due to metal shortages
Washington reports a 14 percent cut in copper and aluminum supplies for major household appliances beginning April 1. The National Production Authority will offer relief if shortages hit refrigerators ranges washes and vacuum cleaners. Metal quotas were raised for less essential items to keep firms from shutting down.
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National Production Authority
NPA
Henry H. Fowler
Pro Western Independence Party Wins Libyan National Election
Official returns from 46 of 55 constituencies show the Independence Party capturing 37 seats to seven for the Congress Party as Libyans vote in the first national election. Minor parties win two seats.
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Libya
Independence
House of Representatives
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Former Ohio attorney general aide Peter E Dempsey dies
Peter E Dempsey aged 84, longtime assistant to the attorney general of Ohio, died Wednesday. A funeral is planned for Saturday.
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Peter E Dempsey
Ohio
NATO Maps Vast Plans For Bases
NATO leaders in Lisbon map urgent Western Europe air bases and funding as they seek to finish defenses before the 1952 building season. Eisenhower outlines needs while ministers discuss how much and who pays. Western plans hinge on West Germany’s role in a projected European Army and the link to the European Defense Community.
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Anthony Eden
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State Ends Ban on Beer and Wine Licenses
Ohio ends its three year freeze on new beer and wine licenses for on premise and carry out sales. Liquor Director William C Bryants says about 2600 qualified applicants will receive permits under categories D-1 3.2 beer D-2 higher power beer and wine by the glass C-1 C-2 carry out licenses. The liquor department froze all permits in April 1949 and court actions delayed unfreezing until a January 30 Supreme Court ruling made release possible yesterday.
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Ohio
William C. Bryant
Liquor Department
Ohio Supreme Court
Silent Screen Siren Recuses Marital Rumor
Gloria Swanson, the silent screen star who returned to prominence in 1950, dodged questions about a report she may marry for a sixth time, signaling no confirmation of nuptials while keeping fans guessing.
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Hollywood
Gloria Swanson
Tax Expert Monitors Surplus Ship Inquiry in Washington
A U S tax expert joins the Senate Investigations Subcommittee probe into profitable ship dealings linked to New York Republican leader Morris. Joseph F. E. Casey and allies reportedly earned 3 percent on $101000 cash investments. hearings paused for week.
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U. S
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Morris
New York
Truman
Athe
Senate Investigations
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Internal Revenue Bureau
Army Chief Ridgway Warns of World Communism Threat
Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway told the Far East Department of the Reserve Officers Association that many Americans question U S involvement in Korea and warned that communist aggression now appears worldwide He argued the U S must fight to uphold its principles and cited Washingtons 1775 warning about danger until force is used to persuade others
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Matthew B. Ridgway
Korea
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Washington
Demand Seen as Threat To Foreign Aid Program
President Truman faces House pressure for fuller details of his talks with Winston Churchill amid a 189 to 143 vote on a nonbinding resolution. The action, opposed by administration allies, signals uncertainty in U S foreign policy support and questions disclosure of troop commitments. Labor leaders in London seek cross-examination of Churchill on the same discussions.
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Morse Attacks Taft on Foreign Policy Stand
Senator Morse charges a Taft presidency would derail the Eisenhower foreign policy and U S obligations under NATO. Brewster defends Taft saying he would honor the pact, while Taft notes he now supports NATO commitments despite voting against the pact initially. Eisenhower remains noncommittal about pursuing the nomination. President Truman offered no timing on Eisenhower’s European assignment end.
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Ceiling Collapse at Roosevelt Theater Injures Dozens
A section of the Roosevelt Theater ceiling collapsed during a comedy showing. About 62 people were injured and eight suffered possible fractures as plaster rained down on patrons. Firefighters cleared debris for over two hours. no fire was involved.
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Mother Love Wins Divorce for Ohioan Mother
Mrs Rose Mary McDonald of Ohio testified that her husband loved her mother and won a divorce today in Cleveland. The 22 year old said Kevin McDonald three was in love with her mother, Mary Jane Nye forty two, and had written torrid love letters.
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Auto Sticker Sale Set March 1 in Southeast Ohio
Deputy registrars to sell windshield stickers replacing metal tags for Ohio vehicles. Stickers go on sale March 1. Southeastern counties list includes Athens, Chauncey, Glouster, Nelsonville, Gallia, Gallipolis, Vinton, Laurelville, Logan, Jackson, Oak Hill, Wellston, Middleport, Pomeroy, Chesterhill, McConnelsville, Stockport, Corning, Crooksville, Glenford, New Lexington, Shawnee, Hamden, McArthur, Wilkesville, Bartlett, Marietta, and more with named registrars and addresses.
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Train Rams Fuel Truck Near Wilmington Kills Two
A gasoline truck was smashed by a passenger train near Melvin, killing its two occupants. Engineer Cliff Graves and Fireman James Hannah were burned and hospitalized. Passengers were uninjured. The train and station suffered extensive damage.
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Cliff Graves
James Hannah
Newark
Clinton Memorial Hospital
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Clifford Floyd Walker
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Garrett Sinclair Refining
Flames Beset Irondale Village Business District
Flames raced through Irondale village near East Liverpool threatening an entire block of stores. Six fire companies from East Liverpool Wellsville Stratton Hammondsville and Toronto battled the blaze. Four stores were engulfed and the fire remained uncontrolled with no injuries or endangered lives reported. Irondale lies about 10 miles southwest of here and has a population near 1590.
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Laboratory Tests Set In Mysterious Death
State laboratory tests on a rifle and a blood-stained handkerchief were planned today in the investigation of Williams College sophomore Millar Romaine Jr. 19. Police found the rifle and handkerchief near Romaine's body in a little-used fraternity room as a state pathologist prepared a report on the cause of death.
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Mass
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George Royal
Millar Romaine, Jr
Romaine
Kefauver Opens Ohio Campaign Visit
Senator Kefauver the Tennessean moves into Ohio for the first time since beginning his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination. His Ohio stop is billed as the opening gun for delegates to the Democratic National Convention in Warren tonight. Democratic regulars and party leaders, including Trumbull County Chairman Mark A. Williams, will attend the Jefferson-Jackson Day dinner at Schuster's Casino in Masury Ohio.
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Estes Kefauver
Lookout Mountain
Tennessee
Ohio
U. S
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Warren Area
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Trumbull County
Mark A. Williams
Teachers Study Aviation in National Conference
About 23 Ohio school teachers will fly to St. Louis Friday to learn about aviation. They will attend a conference of the National Aviation Education Council.
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Ohio
St. Louis
National Aviation Education Council
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