Reds Claim UN Planes Violated China Border
Communist negotiators shouted lies in a dispute over prisoner exchange and accused Allied planes of flying over Mukden and other Chinese communities. UN and U.S. officers denied attacks while urging no military air field developments to back a stable armistice.
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China
Munsan
Korea
Truce Supervision Subcommittee
Mukden
Wushien
Panmunjom
Fifth Air Force
Seoul
Adm
R. E. Libby
Lee Sang Cho
United Nations
Ferenbaugh
Truman Budget To Boost Debt To Potential Legal Limit
The Hoover Report group warns the budget plan could push debt per person to 513 dollars and per family to 2011 dollars. Officials say Truman’s fiscal outline for the next year shows a roughly 15 billion dollar deficit, with spending around 85 billion and tax intake about 70 billion, risking debt near or above the current 275 billion limit.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Hotel Blaze Fatal to 2 Servicemen
A morning fire at Cincinnati's Hotel Linton killed two Air Force privates and injured seven others including two firemen. The top-floor pair used knotted sheets as an escape rope which failed, sending them seven floors to a landing. Shaeffer of Harrisburg and Hatrack of Mt. Carmel, both in their teens, died later at Wright Patterson Air Force Base.
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Cincinnati
Air Force
Linton
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Harry Franklin Shaeffer
Harrisburg
Raymond G. Hatrack
Mt. Carmel
Shaeffer
Watchman Wounded at Barbarton Burglary
Watchman Jacob L. Bosch 73 was seriously wounded and his dog killed when burglars tried to raid I. A. Barnett Salvage Co. They fled when startled. Bosch crawled about 600 yards to reach his home.
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Barberton
Jacob L. Bosch
I. A. Barnett Salvage Co
Reds Repulse UN Attempt To Grab Hill
South Korean First Division fought four hours to retake hill positions west of Korangpo lost Dec 28 while other SK troops recaptured one of two hills near Panmunjom. Snow and fog limited air strikes as UN jets spotted Mig-15s across the Yalu with no contact.
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Seoul
Korea
Korangpo
Panmunjom
U. S. Fifth Air Force
Manchurian
Yalu River
North Korea
Hope Dims for 45 Missing Crewmen
Seattle reports clearing weather expected to resume search for the freighter Pennsylvania and its 45 crewmen. Coast Guard orders a thorough sweep southeast of the last seen position as lifeboats carried men from a Pacific storm last Wednesday.
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Seattle
North Pacific
Pennsylvania
Coast Guard
Famous Ohio 37th To Enter Federal Service Tomorrow
Ohio's 37th Division will be mustered into federal service for 24 months. Officers and enlisted men will drop National Guard status at armories statewide and train at Camp Polk Louisiana. The unit, formed in 1917, saw action in World War I and World War II with 10,070 casualties in the latter conflict.
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Columbus
Ohio
Buckeye Division
Ohio National Guard
Camp Polk
France
Charles S. Farnsworth
Vosges Mountains
Meuse-Argonne
Guard
Camp Shelby
Miss
Rodger Young
Clyde
Robert S. Beightler
New Georgia
Bougainville
Philippines
112Th Engineers
King Awards Hero Medal For Flying Enterprise Captain
Captain Kurt Carlsen, Danish born and raised in Woodbridge New Jersey, received the Order of Dannebrog from the King of Denmark for staying with his sinking ship the Flying Enterprise. Crowds cheered outside as Count Eduard Reventlow pinned the honor, and Carlsen spoke a brief thank you after a long ordeal at sea. News crews filmed the ceremony amid London's Danish community turnout.
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London
Kurt Carlsen
Denmark
Woodbridge
N. J
Dannebrog
Carlsen
Eduard Reventlow
Bomber Crashes in Yokohama During Rain Squall
A U S Navy patrol bomber crashed and burned in a vacant field north of Yokohama during a violent rain squall on Monday. Two persons were reported killed and 10 or 12 injured.
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Yokohama
Japan
There
Want Ad Delivers Quick Results for Appan Gas Range
Mrs. Charles O Wingo of Athens Route 1 reports a three line Want Ad in The Messenger selling an Appan gas range in good condition for 10.00. Dial 25744 after 4 pm to contact. The ad promises fast results and notes a results number 31242 as proof.
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Charles O. Wingo
Athens
Appan
Two Firms Cited in Sweater Exploding Burn Hazard Probe
New York officials traced inflammable sweaters to two manufacturers in New York and Cleveland. Fire Marshal Martin Scott planned to visit Empire State Mills to verify brush rayon material used. Names Vic-Ess Manufacturing Co and B and A Trading Co surfaced, as reports of burning garments spread nationwide.
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New York
New York City
Martin Scott
Empire State Mills
Cleveland
Scott
Brush
Philip Toffler
Vic-Ess Manufacturing Co
William E Miller
Charlies Barracato
B&a Trading Co
Toffler
Los Angeles
Missing Canadian wife alive sought along Tamiami Trail
Police report says Miss Hughnette LeMay 21 vanished January 4 while fishing with husband George in the Florida Keys. Private detective Roger Nedeau from Montreal claims four witnesses saw her along the Tamiami Trail west of Miami last Sunday and believes she may be alive though possibly kidnapped or hitchhiking.
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Miami
Fla
Florida Keys
Everglades
Roger Nedeau
Montreal
Canada
Hughnette LeMay
Nedeau
Skipper and 37 Crewmen Survive Agen Wreck
The 4196 ton French steamer Agen ran aground on the Goodwin sands late Sunday night and broke in two. A lifeboat landed 37 crewmen and returned for the skipper Maurice Landreau who initially refused to leave but later boarded the lifeboat.
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Deal
England
Agen
Maurice Landreau
Goodwin Sands
Fire Destroys Eastern Motor Dispatch Terminal
A Sunday blaze destroyed fourteen trucks a garage and freight and equipment at East ern Motor Dispatch Inc on West Mound Street in Columbus. Firefighters from Columbus and Franklin Township fought the fire with a loss estimated at 150000. Investigators listed the cause as determined with earlier oil heater trouble cited.
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Columbus
West
Justice Douglas Says He Won't Seek 1952 Presidential Ticket
New York report notes Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas told President Truman he will not run for president or vice president in 1952. The disclosure marks Douglas's formal stance amid ongoing political speculation.
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Justice Douglas
Truman
New York
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Lausche Sets Precedent With Fourth Term Bid in Ohio
Gov Frank Lausche announced plans for a fourth term, making him the first Ohio governor to seek four terms. The move followed a speech by GOP candidate Fred J Milligan in Hamilton last November highlighting the historic precedent and noting prior governors who served three terms.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Fred J. Milligan
Hamilton
Milligan
Lausche
U. S
Hayes
Cox
Donahey
Bricker
Alien Trimble
Know Nothing
Trimble
Rift Among Services Over Atom Arms
The Navy plans ten supercarriers some nuclear powered, renewing a clash with the Air Force and Army over atomic weapons. Gen Hoyt Vandenberg sought JCS approval for an atomic powered air frame while the Navy pursued an atomic submarine hull. The Air Force and Army contended over tactical missiles like the Matador and battlefield units.
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Washington
Navy
Air Force
Army
Pentagon
Air Forces
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Hoyt Vandenberg
JCS
USAF
Vandenberg
Rift
Atom Arms
Navy Department
Soviet Atomic Plan Shunted By Big Three
The Western Big Three proposed shifting Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky's new atomic proposals from the United Nations General Assembly to the new disarmament commission. Britain France and the United States circulated a resolution after a three hour private meeting to draft a reply. They assess Vishinsky’s offer for a simultaneous ban and UN inspection with care, seeing propaganda value and the need for a cautious response.
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Paris
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
United Nations General Assembly
Disarmament Commission
Britain
France
United States
Vishinsky
General Assembly
33 Survive Plane Crash at La Guardia in East River
A Northeast Airliner plunged into the East River during dense fog while approaching La Guardia Field. The airline reported 33 saved from a 36 aboard including 33 passengers and three crew. Two seriously injured, others with minor injuries or first aid.
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New York
la Guardia Field
East River
New York City
Boston
Costello's Attorney Sets Defense in Contempt Trial
New York Frank Costello's attorney says the defense will present the full case today in the gambler's federal contempt trial. Jurors may begin deliberations tonight or tomorrow as Costello, 60, faces 11 counts of contempt before the Senate Crime Committee's probe.
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New York
Frank Costello
U. S. Senate
Costello
Senate Crime Committee
Truman Withdraws Clark Nomination for Vatican Post
President Truman had decided to buck opposition by nominating a U S ambassador to the Vatican but withdrew Gen Mark W Clark’s name at his request. He plans to submit another candidate later, amid ongoing protests from Protestant groups and Congress.
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Washington
Truman
U.S
Vatican
Mark W. Clark
White House
Clark
Mr. Truman
Rome
Congress
Fort Monroe
Rome Post
Tom Conally
D-Tex
Senate Foreign Relatings Committee
Gen. Clark
Connally
Senate
Pin Curlers in School Case Returns to Antioch
Antioch California report restarts a dispute over student pin curlers at local high school. Fifteen year old Theola Barton plans to return to class with hair in curlers despite past disciplinary action and fines on her parents for keeping her from school.
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Antioch, Calif
Antioch High School
Theola Barton
Theola
Amos Barton
Justice of the Peace
Dayton attorney named outstanding Ohioan of 1951
Lloyd O Hara a 34 year old Dayton attorney was named outstanding young man of 1951 by the Ohio Junior Chamber of Commerce. The announcement was made in Columbus and honors a Dayton resident for public service and professional achievement.
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Columbus
Ohio Junior Chamber of Commerce
Lloyd O'Hara
Dayton
Truman names 9 man board to screen agencies news
Washington reports a nine member committee led by Edward R. Trapnell will police and balance President Truman’s news security order. The panel will decide what non security information may be released and review agency handling of classified material. Officials from State Treasury Defense and Justice participate and the White House will entertain complaints. The order was issued Sept. 25 to curb leaks and control civilian government information.
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Truman
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Edward R. Trapnell
AEC
White House
Cme 30
Joseph Short
State, Treasury, Defense and Justice Departments
Short
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