Taft rivals Ike as GOP wrestles for 1952 path
Senator Lodge proposes Eisenhower as a GOP nominee while Taft backers warn against glamour candidates. Lodge argues Ike could win in November by drawing Democratic votes and delivering a durable peace. Taft supporters urge a militant Republican alternative.
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San Francisco
Lodge
R-Mass
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Taft
Chicago
David S. Ingalls
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
GOP National Committee
Eisenhower
Dwight Eisenhower
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
National Committee
Washington
Truman
Congress
Massachusetts
Potsdam
China
Busch Enters Ohio Senate Race For Democrat Nomination
Cleveland College professor Henry M. Busch announced his formal bid for the Ohio Senate seat now held by Republican John W. Bricker. He cites Roosevelt and Truman era progress and Ferguson’s backing as a key boost, asserting wide support in Cincinnati Columbus Cleveland and several counties.
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Cleveland
Henry M. Busch
Joseph T. Ferguson
John W. Bricker
Michael V. DiSalle
Ferguson
DiSalle
Busch
di Salle
Cincinnati
Edward Lamb
Lamb
Columbus
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Ohio
Mahoning
Trumbull
Lorain
Licking
Fairfield
Summit
Bricker
B-17 Crash Kills Ohioan Near Griffiss Air Base
Rome New York The Air Force opened an inquiry into a fiery B 17 crash near Griffiss Air Force Base killing pilot First Lt Wayne A Schobert 31 Owensville Ohio and radio operator Sgt Jack B Nichols 20 Overton Texas five other crew members were seriously injured Navigator Second Lt John W Mudie 25 Sherman Oaks California was critically hurt The four engine bomber had departed Griffiss on a routine training flight and witnesses said the pilot appeared to miss a house and nearby apartments as it went down Six member board studied wreckage and handed it to salvage crews The cause remains undetermined
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Rome
N. Y
Air Force
Griffiss Air Force Base
Griffiss
Wayne A. Schobert
Owensville
Ohio
Jack B. Nichols
Overton
Texas
John W. Mudie
Sherman Oaks
Calif
Weekend Warmup Followed by Cold Turn
Forecasts show temperatures about eight degrees above normal with normal highs of 35 to 42 and lows 19 to 23. Expect colder tonight, warmer over the weekend, then a fall again by Monday or Tuesday. Rain chances Sunday and midweek total a half to three quarters inch.
Lausche Delays Clemency Date for Cincinnati Slayer
Gov. Frank J. Lausche postponed the execution of George Tiller from tonight to February 29 to allow more study by the State Pardon and Parole Commission. Tiller, 44, was convicted of first degree murder for fatally knifing Alberta Tiller during a 1950 Cincinnati dispute amid a relationship with Bernie Lewis. Judge Charles S. Bell sentenced him May 28, 1951.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
George Tiller
Cincinnati
Len Stevenson
Cleveland
Ohio
Tiller
State Pardon and Parole Commission
Alberta Tiller
Alberta
Bernie Lewis
Lewis
Common Pleas
Charles S. Bell
Ohio Supreme Court
Five Men Sentenced in Gambling Case at Circuit Court
Five men pleaded guilty to running gambling tables in a raid on Smoker Billiard in December. M. D. Doc McKinney received three years probation and $200 fines on two counts. Charles Huddleston and Howard Staats got $150 fines and three years probation. Carl Reiker faced $150 fine and four months in jail. Delbert Carney’s sentence was withheld for medical examination. Judge Lewis Miller presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
M. D
Doc” McKinney
Charles Huddleston
Carl Reiker
Howard Staats
Lewis Miller
Delbert Carney
Smoker Billiard Establishment
Airfield dispute stalls Korean armistice talks in MUNSAN
Truce negotiators clash over airfields and prisoner repatriation as Gen Ridgway visits. Kaesong crater probe by UN investigators fuels protests with both sides trading claims. Peiping radio accuses Allies while Red delegation claims immunity for Kaesong operations.
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Munsan
Korea
America
Claude Ferenbaugh
North Korea
Yalu
R. E. Libby
Matthew B. Ridgway
Eighth Army
James A. van Fleet
Kaesong
Air Force
Howards
Levie
Jet Battles In Fourth Day Amid Quiet Front In Korea
Jet planes clashed over northwest Korea for a fourth straight day. U S Sabres screened Thunderjets against Communist trains and supply lines as a single MiG-15 flight challenged them with no damage reported. The Air Force tallies three MiGs downed and seven damaged in prior days. An Allied patrol engaged entrenched forces near Heartbreak Ridge before withdrawal.
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Seoul
Korea
U. S
U. S. Eighth Army
Heartbreak Ridge
Frees Snowbound Car But Its Wrong One
In Quincy California Gene Dupont cleared snow from his vehicle only to discover he had freed his neighbor’s identical car by mistake. The incident unfolded as both cars were buried and dug out in similar fashion.
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Quincy
Calif
Gene Dupont
English Bride Wounded in Cincinnati Air Mail Romance
The British bride of L. C. Trent lies in fair condition after a gunshot in Cincinnati. Police rule out murder, unsure if suicide or accidental shooting. Mrs Olga Rosenbreier Trent, 31, formerly of Hull, England, was photographed by air mail in a marriage that began last June.
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Cincinnati
L. C. Trent
Our Lady of Mercy Hospital
Charles Yoas
Trent
Mrs. Trent
Olga Rosenbreier
Ake Sid Thes
Fresh Rainstorms Hit California Triggering Floods and Closures
A new Pacific storm pounded Los Angeles and Southern California with deadly floods and transportation chaos. Nine deaths reported as schools closed and 40 000 pupils absent. Rail lines and highways disrupted by washouts and high water as Red Cross and American Legion open shelters for evacuees.
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California
Gulf of Alaska
Sierra
Los Angeles
Pasadena
Norwalk
el Monte
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
Red Cross
American Legion
New Yorkers Welcome Flying Enterprise Captain Home
Capt. Hendrik Kurt Carlsen and his family rested in a quiet Woodbridge home guarded by police after a hero’s reception in New York City. Tomorrow his hometown will honor him in a ceremony billed as one of New Jersey’s greatest.
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Woodbridge
N. J
Hendrik Kurt Carlsen
Carlsen
New Jersey
Windjammer Survives Rough Sea Off North Sea Gale
The four master German Bark Pamir with 46 crew and 45 cadets rode out a North Sea gale. Lifeboats from two English ports reached the scene 20 miles offshore after an urgent radio call for help as heavy seas pounded an anchor.
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Deal
Eng
Pamir
Conservation Awards Won by Ohio Farmers
Two Ohio farmers Robert Shirden of Clarksville and Robert Price of Oxford were named winners of a soil conservation contest at the ninth annual Ohio Federation of Soil Conservation districts meeting. L S Hartley presented certificates and wrist watches on behalf of sponsor Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
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Columbus
Robert Shirden
Clarksville
Robert Price
Oxford
Ohio Federation of Soil Conservation Districts
L. S. Hartley
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Shirden
Price
TV Program Aids Search For Beauty
Miami detectives join Monroe County authorities in a search for Hughnette LeMay a 21 year old Canadian beauty who vanished while fishing in the Florida keys two weeks ago. Raymond Daoust brother of the missing woman described her on a Miami TV program and said he had five or six calls from viewers claiming sightings. Police checked the Tamiami Trail from Miami to Fort Myers but found nothing.
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Miami
Fla
Monroe County
Hughnette LeMay
Florida Keys
Walter Headley
H. G. Howard
Child Slayer Goes Free? Robison Executed in Kentucky Chair
Eddyville Kentucky early today James I Shorty Robinson 32 year old mechanic was executed in the electric chair for the sex strangulation of three year old Joyce Shouse in Louisville eighteen months ago. Earl Bircham received a 10 day reprieve as his death sentence for killing a Louisville policeman was delayed by the Kentucky Court of Appeals pending a US Supreme Court review. The postponement came less than six hours before the scheduled executions.
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Eddyville
James I
Shorty) Robinson
Joyce Joan Shouse
Louisville
Robinson
Earl Bircham
Bircham
Kentucky Court of Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court
Columbus Hotel Sues for 3 Million Over Unlawful Acts
The Neil House Co filed a $3.1 million damage suit against Hugo Ernst president of the Hotel and Restaurant Employers and Barten ders International Union AFL. The suit cites 11 cases of unlawful acts as workers have been off the job since November over union recognition and a pay increase.
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Columbus
Neil House Co
Hugo Ernst
And
Bartenders International Union
AFL
Neill House
Congress Reconsiders Churchill Suez Plan For Token Forces
Congress debated Winston Churchill's call for token forces to the Suez Canal Zone and how far the United States and allies should intervene. Lawmakers questioned security impact and feared entanglement in Middle East and Southeast Asia, while some urged U S participation to combat communism if needed.
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Washington
Congress
Winston Churchill
Britain
United States
Churchill
U.S
Southeast Asia
Middle East
Truman
Europe
Suez Canal
France
Turkey
England
Suez
Egypt
Canal Zone
Bridges
GOP
U. S
Monroney
Malay Peninsula
United Kingdom
Rep. Richards
D-Sc
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Richards
Sueys Canal
Korea
House
Rep. Vorys
Ohio
Promise of Korean Aid Leaves Experts Puzzled
Washington report on Churchill’s Congress address notes uncertainty over Britain’s future punitive action in Korea. It questions Britain’s possible military contribution, potential China aggression responses, and the U.S. reliance on sea and air power amid a plan to boost reserves at home.
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Washington
Churchill
Congress
Britain
United States
Red China
Korea
Europe
Egypt
Far East
China
U. S
United States Air Force
Air
Asia
Russia
Storm Rips Lake Town in Conneaut Lake Pa
A violent wind storm struck Conneaut Lake Pennsylvania late last night causing about 50000 dollars in damage. A two room temporary school was destroyed and at least three homes were blown off their foundations. A 100 foot lumber shed belonging to M R Dennis and Sons Company was demolished. No injuries were reported. The storm followed a violent thunderstorm in Pittsburgh and western Pennsylvania. Conneaut Lake lies about 80 miles northwest of Pittsburgh.
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Conneaut Lake
Pennsylvania
M. R. Dennis and Sons Company
Pittsburgh
Fall Injury Fatal In Columbus Hotel Stair Fall
Thomas F. Brown age 3 of Circleville died from injuries after a fall down a hotel stair in downtown Columbus. The accident occurred January 12.
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Columbus
Thomas F. Brown
Circleville
Tax refunds awaiting for seven Ohio residents
At least seven Southeastern Ohio residents have income tax refunds waiting at the Columbus IRS office. The bureau cannot contact them at last known addresses: Logan Howard R. Dalton in Logan, Irvin Mundell of St. Aloysius Academy, Albert H. Dobbs of Crooksville, Charles L. Savage of Jack son, Maxine Clark of Jackson, James FE. Dennison of S. Lower Salem, and William A Hubb Jr. of Lower Salem.
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Southeastern Ohio
Collector of Internal Revenue
Columbus
Bureau
Logan Howard R. Dalton
Third St
New Lexington
Irvin Mundell
St. Aloysius Academy
Albert H. Dobbs
Crooksville
Charles L. Savage
Elizabeth St. Jackson
Maxine Clark
Giant Drifts Block Train Rescue Effort in Sierra
Southern Pacific workers struggle to free the $3,000,000 City of San Francisco streamliner trapped in Donner Pass. About 350 men work around the clock to clear heavy snow with rotaries spreaders and flangers as a new storm threatens to worsen conditions.
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San Francisco
Southern Pacific
S.P
High Sierra
Donner Pass
S. F
S. P
State Civil Defense Seeks 1 376 000 for Atomic Attack Prep
The Ohio State controlling board faces a decision today on a 1 376 000 request by civil defense leaders to ready for atomic attacks. Adjutant General Albert Henderson seeks 976 000 for general defense and 400 000 for medical supplies from a 2 650 000 appropriation. Marietta coverage notes Gov. Lausche will have involvement as the Junior Chamber of Commerce names an outstanding young man of 1951.
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Columbus
Ohio
Albert B. Henderson
Willoughby
Civil Defense
Col. Henderson
Marietta
Frank J. Lausche
Chamber of Commerce
Tank Blast Injures Six at Delaware County Home
A water tank exploded at the Eskham Hayes home near Olive Green in Porter Township thirty miles east of Delaware injuring six people. Daughters Mary Lou 13 Makine 12 were tossed from the second floor cradle to the yard while Shirley 7 was pinned by debris. Mr and Mrs Hayes and a son were also hurt and Eskham Jr a Big Walnut School student. Sheriff Earl Fravel opened an investigation.
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Delaware
Porter Township
Eskham Hayes
Olive Green
Mary Lou Hayes
Makine Hayes
Shirley
Hayes
Eskham, Jr
Big Walnut
Earl Fravel
Alert on Enemy Sabotage of Livestock and Meat
Washington reports the Agriculture Department on guard against enemy sabotage of the U S livestock and meat industry. It warns diseases could be seeded on farms to cripple production nationwide within weeks. Front line inspections at borders and ports are intensified amid reports of meat inspectors being fired, with no official explanation.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Bureau of Animal Industry
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