Foreign aid push urged after Acheson European progress
Secretary of State Dean Acheson appeals for billions in foreign aid, arguing European rearma ment and defense buildup justify U S support. He outlines findings from London and Lisbon talks to the House Foreign Affairs Committee and outlines a public campaign to secure funds.
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Washington
Dean Acheson
State Department
Acheson
CBS
NBC
Mutual
Dumont
NBC Television Network
ABC Radio Network
London
Lisbon
Congress
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Richards
D-Sc
North Atlantic Treaty Council
Europe
Vorys
Ohio
Paris
Vets Check Clinton Area Hog Deaths
Veterinarians say anthrax spread is checked among hogs near Wilmington with 19 total deaths reported recently. No new cases. some hogs improving. some given serum. Quarantines remain on a few farms in Richmond Wayne Green and Union Townships and near Midland in Jefferson Township. Farmers meet tonight with Clinton County agent Robert McCormick and state agriculture representatives.
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Wilmington
Richmond
Wayne
Green
Union
Midland
Jefferson Township
Robert McCormick
Clinton County
State Department of Agriculture
17 000 Cities Mark World Prayer Day
New York reports that 17 000 cities in the United States and 104 other countries observe World Day of Prayer. In its 65th year the event is sponsored by the Department of United Church Women and includes most Protestant denominations.
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United States
Department of United Church Women of the National Council] of Churches of Christ
U.S. A
Angry father fights 10 year court martial for son in Korea
Dorsey McConnell of Alloway New Jersey says he hired Washington lawyer Myron Ehrlich to appeal the 10 year sentence given to his 20 year old son Pfe Warren G McConnell who allegedly slept on guard duty near the front. The elder McConnell reports the men were awake three days building bunkers and standing guard and that several co-defendants were spared after a sergeant testifying against them was killed. Ehrlich said he will appeal to the U S Court of Military Appeals after reviewing the record and statements from the son.
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N. J
Korea
Dorsey McConnell
South Jersey
Washington
Pfe Warren G. McConnell
Lompoc
Calif
Seventh Division
McConnell
G. Ehrlich
McConnel
Ehrlich
U. S. Court of Military Appeals
Packing Firm Employes Held
FOUR Buckeye Packing Co workers were indicted by Hancock County Grand Jury on alleged adulteration of meat with horse meat. Alvin Tesnow Harold Tesnow and John Studer released on $1000 bail each. Tesnow brothers indicted for perjury. Studer charged with three counts of selling a motor vehicle without title.
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Findlay
Buckeye Packing Co
Hancock County Grand Jury
Alvin Tesnow
Harold Tesnow
John Studer
Tesnow
Studer
Davidson Appointed To Marietta Bench
Gov. Frank J. Lausche appoints Walter P. Davidson of Marietta Washington County probate judge to succeed Josephus T. Thomas who resigned. Davidson begins Saturday and serves until a successor is elected. He earned his law degree from Ohio State University in 1948 and is a member of Davidson and Heckler law firm, county bar secretary, and state bar member.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Walter P. Davidson
Marietta
Washington County
Josephus T. Thomas
Davidson
Ohio State University
Davidson and Heckler Law Firm
County Bar Association
State Bar Association
Four Children Die As Dwelling Burns
Toledo sheriff's deputies said a coal heating stove explosion caused a fire that killed four children in a Whitehouse home early Thursday. Parents Samuel 29 and Tomaz 32 and brother Rudolpho 10 were hospitalized with severe burns at St. Vincent's Hospital.
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Toledo
Whitehouse
Samuel
Tomaz
Rudolpho
St. Vincent's Hospital
Ohio youths to hold state convention in Youngstown
The League of Young Democratic Clubs of Ohio will hold its annual state convention in Youngstown on May 16 and 17. The event was moved from the Neil House in Columbus to the Steel Valley city for the gathering.
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Dayton
League of Young Democratic Clubs of
Ohio
Youngstown
Neil House
Columbus
Storms Claim 14 Lives In New England Area
Cape Cod faced renewed heavy snow adding three inches as Boston area braces for more disruption. The previous storm left 12 foot drifts, isolating the Cape for 16 hours and leaving 10 000 homes without power. About 5 000 workers labored to restore services as 14 people died in southern New England.
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New England
Cape God
Logan Airport
Cape Cod
Weather Bureau
Cape
Rockies
Wyoming
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
Dakotas
Great Lakes
Fight Over Korean Casualty Data Mounts in Senate
Three Republican senators announced a push to compel Secretary Lovett and Pentagon officials to provide exact non battle casualty figures in Korea. Senator Knowland accused the defense secretary of stalling and said Congress is entitled to this information as it oversees armed forces size and maintenance. He vowed to pursue the issue through the Senate Armed Services Committee.
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Washington
Secretary of Defense
Lovett
Pentagon
Congress
Korea
Knowland
Senate Armed Services
Hundreds Flee as Seven Alarm Fire Hits Clinton Hotel
In Philadelphia smoke and flames engulfed the Clinton Hotel on Tenth Street near Spruce, sending more than 100 guests fleeing. Fire crews from over 30 companies battled the blaze after a seven alarm call, but officials reported no fatalities.
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Philadelphia
Clinton Hotel
Tenth Street
Spruce Street
City Hall
Tiller to Face Electric Chair Tonight in Ohio
Columbus reports Ohio Penitentiary inmate George Tiller 43 of Cincinnati faces execution tonight for first degree murder of his estranged wife Alberta in 1950. Convicted Feb 28, 1951 the case saw delays as Gov. Lausche weighs clemency.
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Columbus
George Tiller
Cincinnati
Ohio Penitentiary
Frank J. Lausche
Tiller
Alberta
Ohio Supreme Court
Lausche
Mayor Vetoes Measure Allowing Police Union Membership
Mayor Charles P. Henderson vetoed an ordinance that would have allowed policemen to join labor organizations. Council had enacted the legislation to overrule Police Chief Edward J. Allen who had forbidden police membership in labor unions.
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Youngstown
Charles P. Henderson
Council
Edward J. Allen
Airmen Begin Survival Trek Through Hocking Wilds
Six Lockbourne Air Force Base officers undertake a two day wilderness course in Hocking County to learn navigation, shelter building, foraging and signaling. Led by Cpl James R Rogers the team uses wrist compasses and makes tools from saplings and parachutes in a test of the school of hard knocks.
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Columbus
Air Force
Hocking County
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Nelsonville
James R. Rogers
Canada
Civilization
Rocky Mountains
Camp Carson
Colorado Springs
Colo Cpl
Rogers
French premier Faure resigns as defense funding plan falters
Paris AP report: President Vincent Auriol seeks a new prime minister after Edgar Faure quits following a 309 to 283 defeat on a 15 percent income tax hike for rearmament. Faure’s cabinet formed 40 days earlier. Right wingers and Gaullists oppose the plan and a 1 percent payroll tax for social security plus a per gallon liquor tax. France must raise 55 billion francs to cover defense costs.
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Paris
Vincent Auriol
France
Atlantic
Edgar Faure
National Assembly
Faure
Charles de Gaulle
Fauer
Radical Socialist Party
Lisbon
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
United States
Lorain Bans Bingo Nationwide Trend Reaches Ohio
Lorain Mayor John C Jaworski banned all bingo games and Sheriff Carl Fingean ordered all sponsors to close doors. The move follows a statewide push outlawing bingo in most communities after prior approval for charity play. Prosecutor Paul Mikus had argued legality for charitable games. Local officials consulted with state liquor enforcement chief Anthony A Rutkowski and Solicitor Edward J Conley.
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Lorain
Ohio
John C. Jaworski
Carl Fingean
Lorain County
Paul Mikus
Anthony A. Rutkowski
Edward J. Conley
Miners Escape From Water Pocket at Florence Mine
About 135 miners reached safety after cutting into a large underground water pocket at Y O C Co s Florence mine near Martins Ferry Ohio River area. They fled through a passage into the adjacent Dorothy operation with crews sent to resume work by Monday.
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Martins Ferry
Here
Youghiogheny and Ohio Coal Co
Florence
Dorothy
Ohio River
Ohio Five Day Forecast Shows Below Normal Temperatures
The forecast for Ohio calls for average temperatures 2 5 degrees below normal with a normal high of 39 north and 46 south and lows of 23 north and 27 south. Colder conditions are expected Saturday and Saturday night with continued cold into Wednesday. Snow is expected in the north and rain or snow in the south with precipitation totals between percent and percent.
Russell Bid Sets Off Stir in Rival Camps
Senator Richard Russell of Georgia enters the Democratic presidential race. He draws southern governors and senators to his side and challenges Truman if he runs again. Truman says plans won’t be announced before March 29. Kefauver welcomes Russell’s entry as a catalyst for new issue discussion.
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Richard Russell
Georgia
Dixie
Yennessee
Estes Kefauver
Russell
Truman
South Carolina
Virginia
Missisippi
Texas
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Kefauver
Ex-UMW Official Alleges Murder Plot In Suit
Charles Minton, a former UMW field representative from Norton, charges in Wise County circuit court that he was ordered by a John L. Lewis personal agent to murder two non union coal operators. He seeks 350000 in damages against the union and District 28, saying the plan arose from a stalled unionization drive in Wise area mines.
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Wise
United Mine Workers Union
John L. Lewis
Charles Minton
Norton
UMW
Wise County
Minton
Coed Expelled After Inquiry Sparks Campus Debate
Detroit reports State and federal probes touch university discipline as the communist inquiry alters campus policy. House Un American Activities Committee investigators pause hearings, planning to resume next month.
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Pat
Joe Bernstein
Detroit News
House UN- American Activities Committee
Detroit
Bernstein
Red
Clear Cut UMT Vote Demanded in House Debate
The House faced a demand for a clear cut decision on Universal Military Training UMT as debate entered its fourth day. Rep Kilday urged a pass or kill approach while Chairman Vinson and Rep Short pressed for a direct vote to avoid sending the issue back to committee. The bill calls for compulsory six months of training for 18 year olds with seven percent in the Reserves and lacks a start date or trainee quota.
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Washington
House
Kilday
D-Tex
Vinson
D-Ga
Armed Services Committee
Rep. Short
R-Mo
President Truman Opens Red Cross Drive for Blood and Funds
President Truman launched the annual Red Cross campaign calling for funds and blood. He noted last year’s blood drive saved thousands and urged nationwide support to reach at least 85 million dollars.
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Washington
Truman
Lattimore Sees Contempt Probe For Senator From Formosa
Senator Ferguson says a serious study should judge if Owen Lattimore showed contempt for the Senate as the Justice Department investigates Lattimore s congressional appearances. Lattimore returns for further questioning amid the internal security probe into subversive influence in US Far East policy.
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Washington
Ferguson
R-Mich
Owen Lattimore
Senate
James M. McInerney
Justice Department
Attimore
Howitzers Aid Huge Tank Stab
Allied tank raiders smashed through Kumsong base central front to blast Chinese entrenched north of the city while a second prong attacked east and south of the ruined base. Sabre jets saw no Red sorties over northwest Korea as Fifth Air Force hit rail lines.
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Seoul
Korea
Kumsong
Sabre
Northwest
Fifth Air Force
Allied and Red Teams Clash Over UN Supervisory Commission
In MUNSAN Korea Allied truce negotiators reject Soviet Union as a member of the neutral supervisory commission saying the decision is firm and irrevocable. The Reds retort that such arrogance will be categorically rejected and that further debate is futile per Col Don Darrow.
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Munsan
Korea
Russia
38Th Parallel
Don Darrow
Reds
UN Command
Soviet Union
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
Taft Carries Campaign To Illinois In Busy Day
Senator Taft pressed his bid for the Republican nomination with stops in Chicago Peoria and Rock Island after a breakfast with Psi Upsilon at the University Club. He spoke at Bradley University field house and at a Peoria luncheon at the Pere Marquette Hotel drawing 1100 reservations.
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Chicago
Taft
Illinois
Peoria
Rock Island
Ohio
Psi Upsilon
University Club
Cleveland
Bradley Uniersity
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