MacArthur Urges Republicans to Rally Against Democrats
At Chicago convention MacArthur blasted the Democratic party as a failed “war party” and urged a broad Republican crusade to defeat Trumanite policies. He endorsed Taft and favored Eisenhower, warning of Communist containment and praising air power while urging renewed national strength. He stressed constitutional faith and vowed to make the Constitution work again in November.
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Theodore McKeldin
Maryland
Sen
Robert Taft
Chicago
Douglas MacArthur
Dwight D. Eisenhower
MacArthur
Taft
Eisenhower
Truman
United Nations
Far East
Supreme Court
Europe
United States
China
North Korea
Kuriles
Korea
Gallia Institute Patient Dies After Cliff Fall
Gallipolis State Institute officials report Michael Sukie aged 41 of Barberton died from a basal skull fracture after falling from the cliffs above the orchard on hospital grounds. A second accidental death, Russell Neubauer, 41 of Dayton, occurred when he drowned in a pond at 9 25 p m. Sunday. Sukie had resided at the institute since July 18 1930. funeral services planned in Barberton with burial there.
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Gallipolis
Neubauer
Sukie
State Welfare
Columbus State Hospital
George Blevens
Blevens
Institute
Summit County
Akron
Barberton
W. S. Troyer
Union City
Japan's Reds Clash With Police in Nagoya Riot
Police clashed with about 1000 rioting Communists in Nagoya, Japan, last night in a three hour battle. Kyodo News Agency reported one killed and at least 63 injured, including 56 policemen, as officers fired into the mob amid stones, bamboo swords, and fire bombs after a demonstration at Osu Baseball Stadium welcoming two returning visitors from Red China.
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Tokyo
Nagoya
Japan
Kyodo
Osu Baseball Stadium
Red China
Muskingum Dam repair funded at 250000 by Congress
Congress authorized up to 250000 for Lock and Dam 10 on the Muskingum River at Zanesville Ohio. Funds await local matching money and transfer of operation and maintenance duties to local interests.
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Washington
Congress
Muskingum River
Zanesville
Reds Protest Deaths of 2 Koje Inmates
In Munsan Korea the North and UN sides traded protest notes after each side reported two POW deaths and nine to eight wounded on Koje Island last week. Gen Nam II to Maj Gen Harrison framed the issue amid fifth secret truce talks on prisoner exchange. Brig Gen Nuckols called the meeting objective as other reports on India’s armistice mediation circulated.
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Munsan
Korea
United Nations Command
Koje Island
Nam II
William K. Harrison
Panmunjom
William P. Nuckols
UN Command
London
India
U.S. State Department
Washington
Sewage Board Action Nears
The Ohio Water Pollution Control Board will act on permit applications for discharging sewage and wastes into streams at its meeting next Tuesday. Local filings: 155 municipalities and 70 industries have requested permits. deadlines are July 28 to file and September 27 to start discharging under the new state law.
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Columbus
Ohio Water Pollution Control Board
John D. Porterfield
Porterfield
Pedestrian Killed In Muskingum County Crash
Albert Stamm 51 of Cincinnati died when a truck struck him on U S 22 near Fultonham in Muskingum County Sheriff Bealmear said Stamm had parked his motorcycle in the highway without lights.
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Zanesville
Albert Stamm
Cincinnati
U.S. 22
Fultonham
Muskingum County
Harry Bealmear
Stamm
Grievous Accident Kills Five-Year-Old in Fairborn
In Dayton area report a five year old boy died after a parked gravel truck he sat on was struck by another truck in Fairborn on Monday.
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Dayton, O
Fairborn
Marietta Gas Firm To Share in Supply
The Federal Power Commission named Permian Oil and Gas Co. of Marietta Ohio and Ohio Valley Gas Corp. of Tell City Indiana among 23 firms to share in allocations of 84 094 000 cubic feet of natural gas daily.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
Permian Oil and Gas Co
Marietta, O
Ohio Valley Gas Corp
Tell City
Ind
Rival Factions Begin Second Delegate Row At GOP Convention
At the Republican convention the credentials committee faces a Taft Eisenhower clash over seating contests. Taft backers win control of the committee chair and limit time, but Eisenhower forces gain open hearings by radio TV and newsreels. Contests from Florida Georgia Kansas Louisiana Mississippi Missouri and Texas will be argued in order with specific time allocations.
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Chicago
Credentials Committee
Court of Appeals
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Taft
Eisenhower
Florida
Georgia
Kansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
Texas
Ross Rizley
Guymon
Oklo
Stassen
Fisenhower
Warren Burger
St. Paul
Minn
Eugene Worrell
Bristol
GOP
National Committee
PPE Sens
Douglas MacArthur
Ross Rigley
Oklahoma
Mthurs
America
Herbert Hoover
MacArthur
Korea
Truman
Republian
John S. Fine
Pennsylvania
Homer Capehart
Indiana
Taft Forces Bounce Back After Loss on Key Vote
In Chicago a volatile GOP scene centers on delegate seating battles between Eisenhower and Taft factions. MacArthur rails against Truman policy while Hoover appeals for unity as Taft backs a Taft MacArthur ticket rumor swirls and party leaders plot a floor fight.
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Taft
Hoover
Kidnapping of West Berlin Official Shocks City
Dr Walter Linse head of the Free Jurists economics department was abducted by three men near his home in the American sector. He was dragged into a car that fled toward the Soviet Zone as gunfire erupted and nails were scattered from the vehicle. A pursuing car was forced to retreat after a tire puncture and border guards allowed the car to cross with a West Berlin plate.
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Berlin
Walter Linse
West Berlin
Free Jurists
Soviet Zone
The
Dr Linse
Communist Peoples Police
Eisenhower Urges GOP Unity With Sharp Anti Democrat Plea
General Dwight D. Eisenhower called for Republican harmony at a breakfast with Missouri’s 26 delegates and urged a hard line against the Democrats, saying it would take about 20 years for them to recover. The remarks came as he pursues the party's presidential nomination.
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Chicago
Dwight D Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Unity
Missouri
Sharp Budget Cuts Force Firing Of Thousands In U S Agencies
Washington reports that the 82nd Congress’s reduction of agency appropriations triggers mass firings across federal offices. The six Economic Stabilization agencies are expected to shed over 9,000 jobs, more than half of their staff, within 30 days. State Department jobs also face substantial cuts though overall totals remain uncertain.
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Washington
82Nd
Congress
Economic Stabilization Agencies
Economic Stabilization Agency
Office of Price Stabilization
Waze Stabilization Board
Office of Rent Stabilization
Salary Stabilization Board
Railroad and Airline Wage Board
State Department
United Nations
Taft Leads Final Revision of GOP Foreign Policy Plank
Senator Taft and aides push final revision of the Republican foreign policy plank for the 1952 campaign. Eugene Millikin aims to complete the draft tonight and convene the resolutions committee to review before the convention. The draft targets anti communist action and freedom behind the Iron Curtain while civil rights language remains unresolved.
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Chicago
Eugene
Millikin
Colorado
Resolutions Committee
Robert Taft
Ohio
Dwight D. Eisenhower
GOP
Taft
Strike Spurs BUC Claims
The Ohio State Employment Service reports over 5000 unemployment claims in five days at its Cleveland office due to the steel strike. Many workers from steel plants faced closures or reduced operations as stockpiles dwindle, with about a hundred thousand Ohio steel workers affected.
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Cleveland
Ohio State Employment Service
Ohio
CIO
Telephone Operators Win Wage Increases in New AT&T Deal
In New York twenty thousand long distance operators and maintenance employees won wage increases of up to 3 a week under an agreement between the Long Lines Department of AT T and the CIO Communications Workers of America announced Monday.
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New York
Long Lines Department
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
CIO Communications Workers of America
Ohio Five Day Forecast Indicates Cooler Than Normal
The forecast for Ohio calls for temperatures 2 to 4 degrees below normal with highs near 83 to 88 and lows around 62 to 64. Expect cool conditions Wednesday and Thursday, warmer Friday, then a cool weekend. Showers occur tonight and early Wednesday and again late Friday or Saturday totaling about an inch.
Laborer Sentenced 1 to 15 Years for Abuse of Stepdaughter
In Tiffin Ohio a 28 year old laborer was jailed for one to fifteen years after pleading guilty to strapping his stepdaughter with a belt and burning her abdomen with a cigarette, authorities said.
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Tiffin
Mexico Riots Hit Mexico City After Presidential Vote
Soldiers and police blocked roads into Mexico City as riots left at least three dead and 200 injured with about 300 under arrest. Similar unrest occurred in other cities and clashes continued near the capital as authorities feared further outbreaks.
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Mexico City
Mexico
U.S
del Prado
Lausche Reappoints Stout to State Embalmers Board
Gov Frank J Lausche reappoints Charles L Stout of Nelsonville to the state board of embalmers and funeral directors. He will serve until June 30 1957.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Charles L. Stout
Nelsonville
State Board of Embalmers and Funeral Directors
Convention Program Notes Early 20th Century
Convention called to order at 11 30 am with invocation and speeches by Sea Styles Bridges Marguerite Church James FP Kem Archibald J Carey. Reports from Credentials Organisation and Rules. committee to escort permanent chairman. Recess to 8 30 p m with invocation national anthem and speeches by Joseph W Martin Herbert Hoover Howard Pyle. Wednesday
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Sea Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Marguerite Church
Timets
James FP. Kem
Missouri
Archibald J. Carey
Chicago
Abba Hillel Silver
Cleveland
Joseph W. Martin
Herbert Hoover
Howard Pyle
Arizona
Wednesday GOP Convention Balloting for President
The convention opens with the national anthem and an invocation by the Rev. Bishop Carson. Leaders including Gov. Pine, Gilford Mayes, Herbert Warburton, Patrick Hurley, and Sen. McCarthy give addresses as the platform committee reports. After a 4:30 p.m. recess, Dr. Anderson presides with speeches by Rep. George, Rep. Judd, and Sen. Cain as states rally for nominations. Balloting for President follows. Adjournment set for 11:30 a.m. Thursday.
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Fred Pierce Carson
Philadelphia
John S&s Pine
Pennsylvania
Gilford Mayes
Idaho
Herbert KR. Warburton
Delaware
Patrick J. Hurley
New Mexico
Joseph BR. McCarthy
Wisconsin
Resolutions Platform Committee
Harrison RK. Anderson
Chicago
Katharine SM. George
New York
Walter H. Judd
Minnesota
Harry F. Cain
Washington
Call of States
Bookies Shun Tax Renewals in Central Ohio
Only six of 163 Central Ohioans with tax stamps have renewed as of early June per the Columbus Bureau of Internal Revenue. Stamp expirations on June 3, the six will have until July 31 to renew under a brief grace period. Chief P. Dallard says renewals likely drop as gamblers avoid enforcement, opting to go out of business or underground. ABINGTON Ind. Chris Burkhardt, 15, died when a tractor overturned crushing him near Abington on Monday.
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Columbus
Central
Dallard
82nd Congress Ends Term With Atom Arms Funding
The 82nd Congress adjourned after approving a spending package totaling 11.79 billion dollars to expand atomic weapons and foreign aid, plus more than 500 million for river and harbor flood control. Adjournment ends pending Truman call for session. next Congress convenes January 5, 1953.
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Washington
Truman
Heavy Chinese Tanks Clash With UN Forces on Korean Front
In Korea Shoal area a Chinese company supported by fourteen Communist tanks attacked UN positions on the central front. About 200 Chinese were repulsed in a one hour engagement. Battle tallies reported 39 Reds killed and an estimated 30 more casualties.
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Shoal
Korea
United Nations
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