Yanks to Europe Debate Narrows to How Many
The debate over troops to Europe narrows to a single question how many divisions will be deployed. Senator Taft and others press for limits while General Eisenhower’s forthcoming report may set the ceiling or percentage for American contributions to Western Europe’s defense.
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Europe
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Taft
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
Connally
D-Tex
Foreign Relations
Western
George
D-Ga
Knowland
R-Calif
US policy ties Formosa to national security stance
United Nations delegates heard Ernest Gross affirm that American security needs shape policy on Formosa. The U S will press to seat Chiang Kai-shek s Nationalist government at any future Formosa talks and oppose seating Communist China in the UN A U S survey predicts support for punishing Peiping Reds at a midweek vote observers note the statement may signal no new peace appeal to Peiping
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U.S
Ernest A. Gross
U. S
China
Korea
Peiping
Gross
Formosa
Washington
Stabilization Leaders Await White House Order
Washington reports Eric Johnston Michael V DiSalle and Cyrus S Ching named as stabilizers for prices wages rents and credit controls awaiting a presidential order. Truman expected to outline Johnston as general umpire and split ESA into Price Stabilization Office led by DiSalle and a Wage Stabilization Board chaired by Ching.
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Washington
Eric Johnston
Michael V. DiSalle
Cyrus S. Ching
White House
Truman
Johnston
Economic Stabilization Agency
Alan Valentine
National Production Authority
ESA
Office of Price Stabilization
DiSalle
Kefauver Says Word Used Too Strong In Stopping Story
Senator Kefauver acknowledged using the word direct to stop the Indianapolis News from publishing a crime report. He said urgent request would have been proper and denied any intent to curb press freedom while protecting confidentiality and citizens from possible slander. He also suspended subpoenas for Eugene and Eugene Pulliam and ordered an inquiry into how the copy was obtained.
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Kefauver
D-Tenn
Indianapolis News
Senate
Pope
Eugene C. Pulliam
Eugene S. Pulliam
Indianapolis
Pulliam
Detroit postal worker confesses to Ohio slaying
Detroit postal worker Joseph Castelvetere confessed to killing his former friend Rocco Aronne with a meat cleaver after Aronne allegedly drew a gun. Castelvetere dragged the victim to a burning car near Martins Ferry Ohio, hiding evidence and torching the vehicle.
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Detroit
Martins Ferry
Joseph Castelvetere
Rocco Aronne
Castelvetere
Aronne
Avonne
Ohio
Eisenhower Ends European Tour In Germany
General Dwight D. Eisenhower wraps up his stay in Germany with an informal session with the three Western Allied high commissioners after a cold-related delay, concluding his mission on Europe defense and German involvement.
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Germany
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Atlantic Alliance
Portsmouth Man Killed In Home Argument
Police say Roscoe Eblind, 46, of Portsmouth was shot and killed during a dispute with his brother in law. Wyatt Cooper, 40, of New Boston, is held in the city jail without charge.
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Portsmouth
Roscoe Eblind
Harold Cooper
Wyatt Cooper
New Boaston
Rockne's Son Shot After Forcible Entry in Wichita
William D Rockne son of Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne was reported in critical condition from pistol wounds after forcing entry into a Wichita home Saturday night. He had prior mental health treatment including time at the state hospital in Elgin Illinois.
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Kas
William D. Rockne
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
Rockne
State Mental Hospital
Elgin
Grenadiers Have Short Lives In Chinese War Tactics
UN combat reports reveal Chinese grenadiers rely on ineffective potato masher grenades with limited range. Chinese troops throw from under 50 yards and struggle to reach 25 yards, causing high casualties and little damage while American forces suffer few injuries.
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Tokyo
Chinese Amunist Army
America
Belt Line Bill for Ohio Assembly Sent to Debate
Ohio Assembly to receive a belt line bill to authorize the Lake Erie Ohio River conveyor, a 130 mile system moving iron ore and coal to Northeast mills. Sen. Carl D. Sheppard says he will introduce the measure this week amid battles over condemnation powers for the right of way and whether belt lines count as public utilities.
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Columbus
Carl D. Sheppard
Summit
General Assembly
Sheppard
Lorain
Ohio
West Virginia
East Liverpool
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Youngstown
Riverlake Belt Conveyor Lines, Inc
Driver's Four Day Spree Hits Government Costs
Cleveland reports that truck driver Herbert C. Mobley 26 used a government funded four day spree spending 1113. Postal Inspector Frank J. Farrell said Mobley, employed by a private contractor delivering mail, drove off with a truck full of mail and 1342 in postal receipts last Wednesday. He was arrested in Girard Ohio last night with only 229 left from northern Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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Cleveland
Herbert C. Mobley
Frank J. Farrell
Mobley
Farrell
Girard
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Cold Snap Triggers Major Gas Curtailments in Ohio
Ohio Fuel Gas Co. cuts 90 percent gas supply to 170 industries in central and northern regions while East Ohio Gas Co. curtails 25 percent for about 700 industrial customers. The curtailments begin at midnight due to an anticipated cold snap, impacting cities such as Zanesville Chillicothe Lancaster Logan Sandusky Upper Sandusky and Mount Vernon.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
East Ohio Gas Co
Ohio Fuel
Zanesville
Chillicothe
Lancaster
Logan
Sandusky
Upper Sandusky
Mount Vernon
Protestant Leaders Meet Cincinnati Opening Session
About 50 Protestant leaders are expected to attend the opening session tomorrow of the Council on Church Union in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Council On Church Union
Lausche weighs clemency plea for Simon release
Gov. Frank J. Lausche said a decision will come in a week or 10 days on Joseph P. Simon, a Mansfield reformatory escapee now in Middleport. A Meigs County delegation presented 2016 petitions and letters urging leniency after a secret morning session in Lausche's office.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Joseph P. Simon
Middleport
Mansfield
Simon
Reformatory
Lausche
Meigs County
Howard K. Ewing
Cecil Bradbury
Ithamer Neal
Bob Hoeflich
William J. Riley
Pomeroy
B 36 Bombers Return Home From England Flight
Six B 36 bombers returned to Fort Worth Texas after a non stop 5000 mile flight from England ending a training mission of over 10000 miles. The air giants faced minor difficulties including a broken windshield wiper and oil line but were praised by Air Force officials and crew members for the atomic bomb capable plane.
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Fort Worth
Tex
England
Air Giants
Air Force
Oklahoma City Slay Suspect Vows to Beat Rap
William E. Cook Jr. expresses defiance as he awaits arraignment on Lindbergh Law kidnapping charges for abducting the Mosser family of Atwood Indiana. A grand jury will indict him and a quick trial is planned for early next month.
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Oklahoma City
William E. Cook, Jr
Carl Mosser
Cook
Los Angeles
Messers
Atwood
Inl
U.S
Robert Shelton
Oklahoma
Allied columns press into Communist Korea as Reds avoid fight
Four allied motorized columns thrust into western Korea near Osan Kumyangjang and Ichon, skirmishes erupt briefly, as forces push toward Seoul. In central front, Eighth Army retakes Wonju airstrip Hill 233 after a three hour battle with a Communist regiment. Lt. Gen. Ridgeway visits Wonju amid praise for French and Second Division actions. The communique notes heightened Communist strength around Wonju with warnings of a new offensive.
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Seoul
Wonju
Matthew B. Ridgeway
Eighth Army
South Korea
Osan
U. S. 24Th
Korean Peninsula
Kumyangjang
Yugoslav Opponents Go on Trial in Belgrade
Ten Yugoslavs aged 48 to 67 face a Belgrade district court trial for attempting to overthrow Premier Marshal Tito by force. Their 62-year-old leader, a retired theology professor, testified seeking political freedom under the Atlantic Charter.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Ohio Employment Service Placed 26 124 Jobs in Month
The Ohio State Employment Service placed 26 124 persons in jobs last month, down 20 percent from October due to seasonal factors and the year end lull.
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Columbus
Ohio State Employment Service
Casualties Listed in Korean War Report
The Defense Department lists 452 additional casualties from the Korean War in casualty list No. 207. It names 30 killed, 27 wounded, 384 missing in action and 11 injured in accidents.
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Washington
Defense Department
President Truman Receives Purple Heart Medals Mention
Pfe Donald R. Chatterson, a 20 year old Marine veteran wounded in Korea, says he and 19 other Marines mailed their Purple Heart medals to President Truman after the president's controversial comments about the Marine Corps. Chatterson recounts evacuations to Treasure Island and his own injuries including two wounds and a 48 pound loss. He sent the medals in anger but never learned if Truman received them.
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Port Huron
Mich
Truman
U. S
White House
Marine Corps
Navy
Pfe
Donald R. Chatterson
Korea
Chatterson
Treasure Island Marine Base
San Francisco
Stalin
Inchon
North Korea
Lenin Death Remembered In Moscow Mourning
Moscow marks the 27th anniversary of Lenin's death with a two day period of mourning. Traffic stopped in Red Square as thousands paid tribute at the mausoleum near the Kremlin. In Bolshoi Theater, Peter Pospelov addressed mourners, denouncing United States and predicting failure of American plans against Russia.
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Moscow
Russia
Vladimir Ilich Lenin
Red Square
Kremlin
Stalin
Bolshoi Theater
Peter N. Postpelov
Marx-Engels-Lenin Institute
United States
Pospelov
Lenin
Baby Girl Found Dead In Theater Rest Room
The body of a newborn girl was discovered last night in a waste basket in the women's restroom of a downtown Cincinnati theater. Coroner Herbert P. Lyle said the infant weighed eight and a half pounds and was wrapped in diapers. Margaret Bedell, theater attendant, found the body.
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Cincinnati
Herbert P. Lyle
Margaret Bedell
Symington Sees Adequate U S Air Force
Washington report says W Stuart Symington head of the National Security Resources Board believes the United States is building an adequate air force. He told a televised interview that stopping the buildup would be wrong for any reason including conciliatory gestures.
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Washington
W. Stuart Symington
National Security Resources Board
Blaze Hits Maple Dell Candy Co in Columbus
A stubborn two alarm fire swept the rear section of the Maple Dell Candy Co in Columbus yesterday causing damage estimated by Fire Chief Walter G Strickfadden as in the neighborhood of 15000 dollars. Dense smoke hampered firemen during extinguishment.
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Columbus
Maple Dell Candy Co
Walter G. Strickfadden
Columbus Editor Dies at 60
Jesse Lee Ayres former Columbus Citizen city editor died yesterday at age 60. The death closes a notable tenure in local journalism and leaves lasting impact on the Columbus press community.
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Columbus
Jesse Lee Ayres
Columbus Citizen
Reds Contest McCarran Act Legality Before SACB
Attorneys for the Communist Party argue before the Subversive Activities Control Board that the McCarran Act is unconstitutional and that the 1950 Internal Security Act violates the First Amendment by restricting speech and assembly and punishing by association without proof of individual guilt. Former Rep. Vito Marcantonio and John J. Abt represent the party in the bid to dismiss the petition to register as a Moscow agent.
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Washington
Communist Party
Marcantonio
Abt
Trygve Lie Finds Hope in Europe After Korea Peace Efforts
United Nations Secretary General Trygve Lie, returning from Europe, says there is less fear of imminent world war there than last summer. He credits growing hope to UN intervention in Korea and UN united action for peace.
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New York
Trygve Lie
Europe
Lie
United Nations
Korea
United Action For Peace
Belpre Flyer Dies In California Crash
Santa Ana California—Second Lieutenant Robert S Bose of Belpre Ohio was killed Saturday when his F4U Corsair plunged from 7000 feet during maneuvers with five other planes at El Toro Marine Air Station His mother Mrs Okey Bose resides in Belpre Ohio.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Robert S. Bose
Belpre
Ohio
el Toro Marine Air Station
Okey Boso
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