Senator Ellender Seeks Cuts to McCarthy Budget
Sen Ellender vows to urge a Senate cut or "size" down the spending for Sen McCarthys permanent investigations sub committee while reports say the Eisenhower administration wants McCarthy to focus on waste and corruption and defer most Red hunting to the Senate internal security subcommittee. McCarthy signals he may follow that line but unclear how far.
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Wisconsin
Eisenhower presses farm price plan to boost prosperity
President Eisenhower outlines a farm price stabilization push as part of his pledge to raise nationwide prosperity. He vows to use every legitimate federal means, rejects boom bust cycles, and previews a comprehensive program to Congress amid bipartisan briefing efforts with leaders and key committees.
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Eisenhower
America
Fedaard
Agriculture Department
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White House
Wiley
Wis
Senate Fign Relations Committee
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Missing $160000 in $20 bills from Bureau of Engraving
Virginia authorities recovered the bulk of the missing funds found in a metal tool box on a Centreville farm. The heist involved 8000 new $20 bills from the U S Bureau of Engraving and Printing, with serials for tracking. Secret Service questioned engravers as the hunt continued.
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Virginia State Police Today
Bureau of Engraving
Centreville
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Andrew Jackson
A. E. Baughman
U. S
Secret Service
Engraving Bureau
Storms Continue Across Western Europe Amid Snow and Flood Warnings
Western Europe faces renewed storm threats as rescue crews from Scandinavia to Italy use a lull to clear snowbound roads and shore up flood defenses. The prior storm season shows mixed effects with Corsica reporting snow and the Italian Swiss border area experiencing springlike warmth amid blocked passes.
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Europe
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Sondria
Lausche Ranked High In Political Rating
Fortune Magazine in January lists Ohio Governor Frank Lausche among eight rising Democratic politicians for 1946. Lausche ranks second to U S Senator Stuart Symington of Missouri in the magazine’s assessment of political stock.
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Lausche
Columbus
Fortune Magazine
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
U.S
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Wolfe leaves $15000 to Ohio State University
Richard Stanton Wolfe, Columbus banker and newspaper executive, who died December 27, left 15000 dollars to Ohio State University and 10000 dollars to the Columbus Community Fund. His will was filed in Probate Court. He also bequeathed 2000 dollars to Broad Street Presbyterian Church and various sums to relatives and business associates.
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Columbus
Richard Stanton Wolfe
Columbus Bank
Ohio State University
Columbus Community Fund
Broad Street Presbyterian Church
Shopping Housing Center Slated for Pike
Columbus real estate agent Mary Doty of C. V. Perry & Co. said construction will start March 1 on a multi million dollar shopping and housing center at Piketon near the new atomic energy plant in Pike County. The 62 acre tract at the intersection of U S 23 and Ohio 124 is being developed for Ralph Brown of Los Angeles who is handling lot sales at the Miracle City site.
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Ohio
Piketon
Pike County
Mary Doty
C. V. Perry & Co
Miracle City
Ralph Brown
Los Angeles
U. S. 23
Ohio 124
GOP Leaders Weigh Rhodes as Lausche Opponent for Governor
Ohio Republicans held a two hour meeting in Columbus to discuss running against incumbent Frank Lausche. State Auditor James A. Rhodes indicated a decision within a week while Bliss called no final decision. Lt. Gov. John W. Brown and House Speaker William Saxbe likewise signaled intentions to run if Rhodes does not seek the nomination.
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Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Frank J. Lausche
Ray C. Bliss
Akron
Rhodes
Bliss
John W. Brown
William Saxbe
Mechanicsburg
Canonization of Pope Pius X Set for May 29
Vatican announces Pope Pius X will be elevated to sainthood in a May 29 outdoor ceremony in St. Peter's Square. He dies in 1914 and will be the first pope canonized in 241 years. Pope Pius XII will officiate as hundreds of thousands attend the historic rite.
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Vatican
Pius X
St. Peter's Square
Maria Goretti
St. Peter's Giant Square
Pope Pius XII
Kreber to Return as Ohio Adjutant General
Maj. Gen. Leo M. Kreber, who resigned as Ohio adjutant general in December 1951 when the Ohio National Guard was federalized, will resume the post February 1, Gov. Frank J. Lausche announced. Kreber relinquished command of the 37th Division at Camp Polk, La., Friday and Lausche said it remains undecided whether he will lead the division when it is reorganized January 15.
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Leo M. Kreber
Ohio
Ohio National Guard
Frank J. Lausche
Kreber
Camp Polk
Lausche
Gouzenko Sheds Useful Data on Soviet Spy Ring
Senators William Jenner and Pat McCarran said Igor Gouzenko provided names and information usable for U S internal security after a five hour questioning trip to Canada. They described the Ottawa hearing as satisfactory and chaired by J C Jenner. They plan to study the transcript and seek Canadian release of the information.
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New York
Igor Gouzenko
Canada
United States
William E. Jenner
R-Ind
Pat McCarran
D-New
Gouzenko
Woman Seeks Reinstatement After Church Membership Expulsion
In Cincinnati, Mrs. Mary Randolph sues for reinstatement after being expelled from her church last August. Church officials say she voted against church standards, stopped attending services, and accused the pastor of devilish conduct, prompting the action to block court involvement.
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Cincinnati
Petor
Mary Randolph
Prosecutors to meet Lausche on traffic safety plan
Gov. Frank J. Lausche calls a January 14 meeting of county prosecutors to enlist their help in a statewide traffic safety program.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Military Leaders Set Senate Briefing on Defense Plans
Senator Saltonstall said top defense officials will brief the Senate Armed Services Committee on new administration defense policies. He supported President Eisenhower's plan to withdraw two U S divisions from Korea, a move others question. Sen. Stennis and Sen. Monroney voiced varying views on force reductions and the Korea withdrawal.
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Sen
Saltonstall
R-Mass
Senate Armed Services Committee
Eisenhower
Korea
White House
Sen. Stennis
D-Miss
Armed Services Committee
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
VU. S&s
Sen. Monroney
D-Okla
Repatriated Yank claims Reds ordered break up of interviews
Cpl. Claude J. Batchelor of Kermit Texas says the Red high command told him and 21 other Americans to stop Allied efforts to win them back. He spoke in Tokyo Army Hospital asserting Red influence and expresses remorse for past beliefs. He hopes fellow prisoners return. His wife Kyoko aided letters to three Americans.
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Red High Command
Claude J. Batchelor
Kermit
Tex
Neutral
Batchelor
Tokyo Army Hospital
North Camp
America
Korea
United States
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Panmunjom
Claude
Army
Famed Movie Figure Dorothy di Frasso Dies At 66
Dorothy di Frasso a renowned film and nightclub society figure died at 66 on a train near Los Angeles. Clifton Webb found her unresponsive in her roomette from Las Vegas with a heart disease listed as the cause. She wore a black sequined gown a full length mink a $100000 diamond necklace and other jewels valued at about $150000.
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Dorothy di Frasso
Clifton Webb
Las Vegas
Nev
Webb
Atomic Talks May Open Between U S and Russia
The State Department said Secretary Dulles and Russian Foreign Minister Molotov will likely meet in Berlin for the Four Power conference opening Jan 25 to discuss President Eisenhower's peace time pool for atomic energy. Ambassador Bohlen spoke with Molotov in Moscow about the proposal.
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State Department
Dulles
Molotov
Eisenhower
Berlin
Henry Suydam
Charles E. Bohlen
Moscow
Suydam
New Mayor Fined For Courtesy Parking Payment
Zanesville Ohio new Democratic mayor took office Monday and paid a 50 cent courtesy fine for parking in a restricted zone near City Hall.
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Zanesville
Sherman Johnson
Glouster Family Welcomes Triplets at Sheltering Arms
Willard Skinner and wife of Glouster welcomed triplets two boys and a girl at Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens. The births occurred between 11:50 a.m. and noon as the family’s household grew from four to seven. The Skinner children include two older siblings and the father is a merchant policeman.
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Glouster
Willard Skinner
Steel Plant Cuts Layoffs in Canton and Massillon
Republic Steel Corp. restarts an open hearth furnace in Canton and another in Massillon, recalling about 100 workers from a total laid off by mid 1953. In Canton four of six furnaces operate. in Massillon one furnace relit with 55 recalls plus 25 in stainless division. About 2,000 workers idle in Canton and 1,200 in Massillon.
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Canton
Ohio
Republic Steel Corp
Massillon
Canton Works
Republic
Jurists View Disputed Film
The Supreme Court, in a 7-1 decision, says distributors may restrict first run films to downtown theaters if profitable, so long as no anti trust monopoly is created. Justices, after recess, viewed the film M to assess state bans for public harm. Ohio had banned M for brutal crime content.
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Washington
Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Ohio
Lorain Navy Reserve Unit Wins Top Award
The Forrestal Trophy will be presented January 26 to Lorain's Navy Reserve division. Secretary of the Navy Robert B. Anderson, five admirals, Gov. Lausche, Sen. Bricker, and Thomas A. Burke attend. Since 1946 the unit trained over 700 officers and men, about 300 moving to active duty.
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Lorain
Ohio
Forrestal
Secretary of the Navy
Robert B. Anderson
Frank J. Lausche
John W. Bricker
Thomas A. Burke
Defense Dept to Name 498 Missing as Dead in Korea
The Defense Department will identify 498 of 3856 U S soldiers and airmen listed as missing in Korea for at least a year and officially dead by end of 1953. Next of kin will be notified. beneficiaries may receive six months base pay plus life insurance up to 10 000 dollars. VA notices inform relatives of death compensation, indemnity, or insurance rights, with forms mailed promptly.
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Washington
Defense Department
Korea
Army
Air Force
Veterans Administration Oe
Marine Corps
Navy
Two Children Die in Blaze Near Newark
In Thornport near Newark, a fire from an undetermined origin destroyed a six room frame house killing Susan Jo Simmers four and Harold two. Their father Charles FE Simmers tried to reach them in a second floor room but could not. Norma 26 wife and Eugene six slept on a first floor couch.
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Newark -P
Thornport
Susan Jo Simmers
Harold
Charles FE Simmer
Norma
Eugene
13 year old boy admits setting fatal house fire
In West Hempstead New York a 13 year old boy Ronnie Friedman reportedly admitted he started a weekend fire that killed 7 year old Doris Krane. Doris twin Deborah Krane was saved by a passer by. Police held Friedman on a general juvenile delinquency charge and noted prior fires and psychiatric treatment.
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West Hempstead
N.Y
Doris Krane
Deborah
Ronnie Friedman
Young Friedman
Yank Forces Set To Herd POWs
The 8th Army plans for any eventuality as more than 20 000 anti-Communist prisoners are to be released from neutral custody by Jan 22. South Korean Communists condemn the head count while Indian troops back it. American troops south of the DMZ stand ready to handle possible disorder during the release across 55 compounds. Isolation orders target pro-Communist prisoners moving southward with the group. Loudspeakers will urge prisoners to avoid hostile actions.
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Seoul
Demilitarized Zone
Discount Sales To Military Hit Ford Discount Plan
A Chicago mail order firm led by Charles Leggett offers to sell 10 000 1954 Fords to military personnel at a 10 percent discount as part of a program started in 1949. The plan includes discounts on Chevrolets Mercurys and other items while Ford denies any arrangement.
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Chicago
Charles Leggett
National Procurement and Distributing Corp
Ford Motor Co
Detroit
Five Day Forecast for Ohio Weather Outlook
Temperatures stay near normal with high around 44 in the north and 44 in the south and lows near 21 to 23. A cold snap hits Wednesday night into Thursday with a warmer trend Saturday and a colder finish Sunday. Snow flurries near Lake Erie continue this week, with snow mixed with rain in central and southern areas Saturday, overall light precipitation.
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Lake Erie
Conhe-Iurth
Texas Housewives to Take Tax Fight to Congressmen
Marshall housewives vow to protest the social security tax on wages of household servants after the Supreme Court declined to hear their appeal. Spokeswoman Mrs. Carolyn M. Abney says the group seeks Congressional action to change the law, citing thousands of supportive letters and reclaiming the home as the bulwark of the system.
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Texas
Marshall
Texa
Congress
US Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Internal Revenue
Carolyn M. Abney
Airmen listed as missing in Korean action
The Air Force released names of officers now listed as missing and presumed dead from Korea. Ohioans named include 1st Lt Gene A. Dennis of Lima, S Sgt Joseph S. Dougherty of Zanesville, Capt Jack H. Hederstrom of Brecksville, S Sgt John Madsden Jr. of Mentor, and 1st Lt Robert L. Martin of NorthJarrettaville.
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Washington
Air Force Today
Gene A. Dennis
Byron L. Dennis
S. McDonel St. Lima
Joseph 5. Dougherty
Marjorie Berty
Maple Ave
Harry F. Evans
Zanesville
Jack H. Hederstrom
Paul A. Hederstrom
Royalton Road
Brecksville
John Madsden Jr
Dorothy M. Laustig
Eagle Road
Mentor
Robert L. Martin
Jane F. Martin
North Jarretaville
North American 391 Workers Idle in Sabre Jet Strike
Columbus Ohio North American Aviation announces discharge of 391 workers three percent of the strike force. Dean Phillips says workers must return by a settlement deadline of December 29 or be fired. the company later extends the deadline to Monday.
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Columbus, Ohio
North American Aviation, Inc
Sabre
Recentis
Dean Phillips
Burns Kill Woman in Ohio Kitchen Blaze
Mrs Mary Dealey aged 66 died from fatal burns after an open gas range ignited a kitchen fire in Steubenville Ohio on Monday. Local authorities reported the accident and began a routine investigation into the cause and safety conditions.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Mary Dealey
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