Demos Accuse GOP of Mixing Politics with Formosa Policy
Democrats charge Republicans weaponize foreign policy over Formosa to gain in 1950 elections. Acheson testified to House committee while Senate reviews global policy notes. he backs Truman in offering no US military aid to Formosa. Connally cites the line of defense with bases in Japan Okinawa and the Philippines.
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America
Formosa
Far East
Acheson
Senate
House Foreign Affairs Committee
House Committee
Lawrence H. Smith
Rwis
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Committee
Connally
Dtex
Truman
Tito May Get Military Aid From U.S.
Washington reports the United States may stage a limited military aid program for Marshal Tito if the Soviet Communist bloc uses armed force to crush Yugoslavia. The National Security Council cleared standby measures and the State Department outlined steps for President Truman in an emergency.
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Washington
United States
Tito
Yugoslavia
National Security Council
State Department
Truman
Security Council
State Acheson
Defense
Johnson
Europe
Four Horseshoes Bring Singer Luck
In Reno at the Cal-Neva Club Lucky the roulette horse wins 310 dollars for his 24 year old mistress Susan Wallace. She feeds him silver dollars as bets, and the horse drops the coins on his chosen numbers. Wallace seeks publicity for an operatic singing career.
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Reno
Nev
Lucky
Susan Wallace
Cal-Neva Club
Flying Arrow Repairs After Sea Attack
The freighter Flying Arrow received shell damage from a Chinese Nationalist gunboat while 20 miles offshore near Shanghai. Crew patched the vessel enough to reach a port, but Captain David Jones of Chicago did not decide whether to steer for Shanghai or another destination.
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David Jones
Chicago
Shanghai
United States May End Spain Boycott Move
The United States was reported Wednesday to be inclined to join others in a UN move to end the diplomatic boycott of Spain.
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Spain
Washington
United States
United Nations
Nationalists May Get More U. S. Equipment
Diplomatic sources say 300 tanks and armored cars loaded onto a Turkish freighter at Philadelphia are part of belated orders for Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalists on Formosa. Funds from a 1948 $125 million aid package financed the shipments, with earlier consignments sent by sea and rail. The Chinese Embassy would not disclose remaining orders as Washington limits further aid.
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Formosa
Philadelphia
Congress
China
Truman
Army Ordnance
Lima
Ohio
U.S
Mr. Truman
Treasury
Defense Department
15 Year Old Admits Columbus Robberies
Columbus police say a 15 year old youth from Spartansburg South Carolina admitted six armed robberies on the east side. Four of the holdup victims identified him, and he obtained $182 from the six robberies.
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Columbus
Spartansburg
S. C
Couple Jailed Charged With Starving Their Children
New York report says Guy Scielzo and Mary Scielzo, both 29, confessed neglecting a 3 year old son and a 5 year old daughter while two other children were well treated. The boy weighed 14 pounds at death. the girl was saved by social workers. Authorities say abuse was found Nov 21 in a filthy sunless bedroom.
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New York
Guy Scielzo
Mary
Guy
Vincenza
Scielzo
Frank S. Hogan
Ohio Officials Reject New York Licensed Gambling Plan
Ohio leaders from Gov. Lausche to mayors in Columbus Cleveland Youngstown oppose William O Dwyer’s plan to legalize state licensed gambling for revenue. They warn against boosting crime and question practicality and public benefit in Ohio.
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Columbus
Ohio
New York
William O’dwyer
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
Nationalists Raid Shanghai and Foochow in Formosa Theatre
Nationalist bombers struck Shanghai harbor damaging a 1000 ton ship and hit Foochow the Fu kien capital. B 25 bombers attacked mainland bases where Communists plan amphibious action at Chu San islands guarding the Yangtze mouth. Nationalists use Chu San as a naval blockade base while fighters sweep the coast chasing Reds suspected of invading Formosa.
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Formosa
Shanghai
Foochow
Fukien
Chu San Islands
Yangtze River
British Election Set For February Twenty Three
Prime Minister Clement Attlee announced Britain's election date for February 23 a pivotal campaign looms over the choice between continued state control and labor nationalization and Churchill's conservative challenge. Both major parties express confidence as the nation faces a defining political contest.
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London
Winston Churchill
Laborite
Clement Attlee
Britain
Labor Party
Churchill
Conservative Party
Laborites
Republicans Oppose Hatch Act Change in Senate
Republicans denounce a House backed revision of the Hatch Act aimed at political reform. Senator Taft of Ohio cautions against weakening the act as the measure heads to Senate action. The bill would authorize the Commission to reopen cases involving employees dismissed for political activities.
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Senate
Taft
Ohio
House
Congress
Commission
Decision Awaited In Pettibone Case
Ohio officials will learn in three days if Pettibone Club managers violated the shutdown order by disobeying the state forthwith closing. Justice of the Peace Charles H. Giles said a decision will be mailed to Columbus and to Jack Lewis and Abe Goldberg who appeared yesterday on the charge. The defense claimed the state abused its police powers.
Petition Seeks Unincorporation of Hall's Corners
A Warren petition seeks unincorporation of Hall's Corners home to Jungle Inn. With 51 signatures, the move hinges on at least 23 valid voters, risking changes to village services and road funding, and noting past state raids on the inn.
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Warren
Hall’s Corners
William M. McLain
Trumbull
Liberty Township
Jungle Inn
Ralph R. Millikin
Florida Attorney Calls Ohioan's Death death by own action
Gainesville Florida States Attorney T E Duncan said Captain Lewis C Pritchett died by his own hand after bloodstain analysis on the officer’s car. A hose from an inner tube led from the exhaust through a hole in the back seat. He was found near Starke Florida, about 18 hours after death. his home was in Ohio.
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Gainesville
Fla
States
T. E. Duncan
Lewis C. Pritchett
McDill
Starke
Ohio
Welfare Deficit Forecast for Ohio Welfare Department
Welfare Director J H Lamneck warned Gov Lausche of a 3.389 million dollar deficit for salaries in the next fiscal year plus 847 thousand dollars to cover old age pensions from January to June 1950. He cited higher salaries under a new classification law and new facilities as main causes. Lamneck outlined three funding options and noted furlough plans and staffing adjustments to handle the shortfall.
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Columbus
State Welfare Department
J. H. Lamneck
Frank J. Lausche
Lamneck
Mail Service Plans Made Replace Trains With Motorized Posts
Postmaster Allen M. Rowe of Columbus said he requested motorized highway post offices to replace mail cars on discontinued railroad trains. He noted several routes have been surveyed or listed for surveys to improve mail movement to McArthur Wellston Portsmouth New Lexington Athens Marietta Columbus Akron and a Columbus to Toledo Charleston W Va corridor also under review.
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Allen M. Rowe
Rowe
Postal Transportation Service
McArthur
Wellston
Portsmouth
New Lexington
Athens
Marietta
Akron
Toledo
Charleston
W. Va
Ohio River reaches crest but little damage expected
The Ohio River is forecast to crest at 53 feet in Cincinnati, one foot above flood stage, with minimal damage anticipated. Weather officials expect the river to hold at 53 feet before a gradual decline tonight, as upper Ohio Valley alerts are canceled after insufficient rainfall.
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Ohio River
U. S. Weather Bureau
Upper
Ohio Valley
Weather Bureau
Dam 31
Portsmouth
Ohio
Lucasville
Scioto River
Coal Owners Name Member As Defendant
Four anti trust damage suits filed by coal operators name Earl J. Jones of Zanesville among 30 defendants. The suits seek 5.772 million dollars in damages and injunctions against United Mine Workers schedules. Jones runs Leesville and Misco mines, owns a Zanesville newspaper, and leads Jones Motor Sales.
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Columbus
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Earl J. Jones
Zanesville
Jones
Leesville
Misco
Jones Motor Sales, Inc
Lewis
UMW
Water Pollution Board Seeks Industry Task Committee
The Water Pollution Centre Advisory Board of the U S Public Health Service suggested a national technical task committee on industrial waste be created. Board members began a two day session and recommended the surgeon general include 150 to 200 top industry minds on the panel.
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Cincinnati
U.S. Public Health Service
Public Health Service
Murderers sentenced to solitary on anniversary beating death
Columbus report says three convicted murderers face solitary confinement on the first anniversary of Edwin Hart's death. Mr. Hart, a Newark cafe owner aged 49, was beaten outside his case after ordering the trio to leave. The offenders are Maxine Dermer Sullivan, Clarence Dermer, and Albert Hefley.
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Columbus
Common Pleas
Charles B. Hobtsberry
Licking County
Edwin Hart
Newark
Maxine Dermer Sullivan
State Reformatory For Women
Marysville
Clarence R. Dermer
Albert R. Hefley
Ohio Penitentiary
Hart
Nationalist China Keeps Seat in UN Security Council
In a tense session Nationalist China won a stay of life in the United Nations Security Council after the Soviet walkout led by Jakob Malik. Malik challenged T. F. Tsiang to chair or remain as January chairman of the eleven nation body, prompting the Soviet departure.
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China
United Nations Security Council
Jakob Malik
Council
T. F. Tsiang
Treatment Continues On Leukemia Baby
A twelve year old girl from Singapore to be treated for acute leukemia in Columbus is said to be progressing fairly well. Dr. Charles A. Dean of Ohio State University Hospital notes she is receiving the best known treatment, but full response will take several days to determine.
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Ohio
O’dwyer
James A. Rhodes
Columbus
Amateur Atheltic Union
Charles P. Henderson
Youngstown
Thomas A. Burke
Cleveland
Janet Beth Wagner
Singapore
Charles A. Dean
Ohio State University Hospital
Coal Miners Ordered to Return to Three Day Week
John L. Lewis directs 66,000 idle miners in seven states to resume production next Monday for a three day work week. Some 32,650 idle in Pennsylvania and sizable unions in West Virginia Kentucky Ohio and other states reflect the continuing strike for higher wages and welfare benefits.
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John L. Lewis
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Alabama
Kentucky
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Utah
Virginia
Illinois
Truman
White House
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Clinchfield Coal Corp
Bethlehem Collieries Corp
Barrackville
W. Va
John P. Busarello
UMW
Pittsburgh
Senate Judiciary
Judiciary Committee
Senate
First Contract Issued In Expansion Plan
In Portsmouth Ohio Detroit Steel Corp announces the first contract in a $10 million expansion. President Max Zivian says a Pt engineering company will build a new hot-roller strip mill targeted to start by January 1. Detroit firm recently purchased Portsmouth Mill for Portsmouth Steel Corp in a $12 million cash and stock deal.
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Detroit Steel Corp
Max Zivian
Pt Engineering
Detroit
Portsmouth Steel Corp
Pennsylvanian Charges Ohioans Undersell Milk
Ohio farmers faced a Pennsylvania Milk Control Commission case where solicitor Albert T. Brandon of Pittsburgh sought to stop underpricing milk. The article notes a price around 38 cents per hundredweight and references Pennsylvanian action to curb Ohio milk sales. A separate court mention includes a $5000 award to Jobal H. Kyle Wright in an unrelated matter.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Keystone
Milk Control Commission
Albert T. Brandon
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