Broadcast Demands NK Withdrawals Pressures Cease Fire
UN truce negotiators face a North Korea led stance on foreign troop withdrawal as Pyongyang and Peiping signals clash. Observers note Peiping delays may shape Red delegates while UN counters insist the issue stays off the cease-fire talks. Jets bomb rail targets near Pyongyang as ground fighting echoes recess tensions.
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Pyongyang
Pyongyang Radio
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Peiping
Red
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Red Radio
South Korea
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Ridgway
Kang-Dong
Sariwon
Vinton Man Surrenders Ending Gallia County Manhunt
Carl Cochran a 26 year old resident of Vinton surrendered to Sheriff William Brown ending a two day Gallia County manhunt. The surrender occurred about 6 pm at the Willard Dugan home in Wilkesville. Prosecutor James R Freemas is expected to file manslaughter charges against Cochran in Vinton County. Authorities are unsure where Oakley McCarty died and autopsy results from Ohio State University are pending. Witnesses include Ed Kruscamp and Merrill Wade Cochran among others questioned by county and Vinton officials.
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Carl Cochran
Vinton
George Ehman
Gallia County
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Vinton County
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Cochran
Willard Dugan
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Joe Kruscamp
Oakley McCarty
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Holzer Hospital
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Ewington
Kruscamp
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D. R. Warehime
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Robert Cochran
Clayton Alfred Snider
Merrill Wade Cochran
Manpower Requests Questioned
Senators pressed for details on Truman’s plan to expand armed forces beyond 3,500,000 as Morse backs the move to deter Russia. Sparkman and Smith doubt need for more troops. conference on economic controls aims to extend anti inflation powers before the current law expires. The Senate favors six divisions in Europe.
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AFL Leader Blames Lewis for CIO Infiltration
George Meaney of the AFL accuses John L. Lewis of enabling communist influence in the CIO as early as 1935. Meaney spoke at the AFL International Longshoremen's Association convention opening, noting Lewis’s role while Lewis leads the United Mine Workers.
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American Federation of Labor
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CIO
George Meaney
AFL
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United Mine Workers of America
Meaney
AFL International Longshoremen’s Association
Train kills driver at crossing near Columbus
Frank Everett Cole, 31, died when a New York Central train struck his car at a rural crossing west of Columbus. Police said the collision occurred this afternoon as the vehicle attempted to cross the tracks. No other injuries were reported.
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Frank Everett Cole
New York Central
Here
Garage for Rent Near Lloyd and Maplewood
Small garage space available for rent at the corner of Lloyd and Maplewood. Inquiries to Mrs. Neil Thomas at 25142.
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Lloyd and Maplewood
Neil Thomas
House To Vote On Acheson This Week
Washington reports that House critics aim to remove Secretary Acheson from the federal payroll via amendments to the annual money bill for State Justice and Commerce departments and the federal judiciary. Administration leaders expect they can halt the drive, though the vote may be close. A proposed Phillips amendment targets payroll funds for any official tied in the five years before appointment to a firm serving a foreign government. Acheson’s past work with a Polish government client is cited.
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State Department
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State, Justice and Commerce Departments
Truman Administration
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Phillips
Calif
Gunman Kills Clerk in Drug Store Shooting
In Cincinnati, an unidentified gunman killed Fred H. Schmidt 65, a drug store clerk at Sam Horowitz Drug Store in the west end. Police suspect robbery as the motive. Mrs Anna Huff 65 and her daughter Mary 45 witnessed the attack as Schmidt struggled with a young Black man and died after being shot at close range.
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Fred H. Schmidt
Sam Horowitz
West End
Schmidt
Dana Mills
Anna Huff
Mary
Union and Ohio Power Officials Set Meeting Over Wage Dispute
A federal conciliator proposed a meeting in Steubenville next Thursday with Utility Workers of America representatives, accepted by Ohio Power Co. Some 880 workers have walked out at three Ohio Power Co. plants over wages. Public Relations Director Harold Johnson announced the company’s acceptance. Union officials were not immediately available for comment.
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Steubenville
Utility Workers of America
Ohio Power Co
Harold Johnson
Child Drowns In Lake Isabella Near East Paltonham
Three year old Jerry Lynn Maxwell drowned last night in Lake Isabella near East Paltonham. Police say the incident occurred after the child wandered to the lake shoreline unattended. Authorities are investigating and no further details are available at this time.
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Jerry Lynn Maxwell
Lake Isabella
East Paltonham
Kefauver Aims to Prosecute Cleveland Gambling Big Boys
Senator Kefauver urged Kentucky prosecutors and judges to pursue the Cleveland gambling syndicate behind northern Kentucky casinos. Senate testimony showed open gambling in Kenton and Campbell counties with operations paused during grand juries. He warned five year statute limits and called for conspiracy charges and contempt actions against named participants Rothkopf and Kleinman.
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D-Tenn
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Kentucky
Senate Crime Committee
Kenton
Campbell
Ohio River
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Crime Committee
Downey Rice
Cleveland Syndicate
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Yorkshire Club
Lookout House
Louis Rothkopf
Morris Kleinman
Rothkopf
Kleinman
Senate
Senate Committee
Cleveland Group
Wage Policy Changes Seen
Washington expects new Wage Stabilization Board orders this week under Chair George W. Taylor. Merits rises and plant inequities to be addressed with relaxed rules allowing deferred increases negotiated before the January 25 wage freeze and modest employee bonuses.
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Wage Stabilization Board
George W. Taylor
Taylor
Bad Man Cook Kept Under Special Guard
U S Army guards Homer Cook former GI from Muskogee Oklahoma to depart Germany after jail breaking and other charges. He was released from Straubing prison after good conduct reduction and ordered expelled. Cook remains in protective custody at a secret location near Munich until he leaves Germany.
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Germany
U. S
Homer Cook
Romeo
Muskogee
Oklo
Cook
Straubing
Whipping banned in Colorado prison riot response
Colorado's State Institution Board decided to ban the use of the whip in prisons. The decision followed a board meeting about six convicts, five of whom participated in a riot last week and shot two guards. Warden Best was not charged.
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Colorado
State Institution Board
Best
Philadelphia GOP Primary Tests Old Guard Versus Reform
In Philadelphia a pivotal Republican mayoralty contest pits Dr. Daniel A. Poling against Walter P. Miller for party control following a new city charter. Incumbent Bern ard Samuel, not seeking reelection, has guided the city since 1941. Miller accuses Poling of fronting for the old guard, while Poling says he operates independently of the party organization.
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Pennsylvania
Daniel A. Poling
Walter P. Miller
Old Guard
New” Republican
Bérnard Samuel
Samuel
Miller
Dr. Poling
GOP
Weather Outlook in Columbus Sees Near Normal Temperatures
Columbus forecast shows temperatures near normal with highs around 84 to 80 and lows near 63 to 60. Expect mostly balanced conditions for five days with brief cooling likely Friday and Sunday.
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Columbus
Leave Ike Alone Urged By Senator Sparkman
Senator Sparkman urged politicians to let General Dwight D. Eisenhower focus on Western Europe defenses and civilian life, saying he could be ready for the Democratic presidential nomination by next spring. He noted discussions with Eisenhower were not held during recent Paris conferences and warned against pressuring Ike with political actions for several months.
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Washington
Sparkman
Eisenhower
Paris
Woman Doctor Aids Two Injured on Crane in Brooklyn
Dr Lubov Elias of Norwegian Hospital assists two unconscious workers 75 feet above ground on a swayIng platform at Owl's Head Pollution Plant Brooklyn. Walter Hamilton 55 in critical condition at Kings County Hospital. Harry Smith 45 not admitted. Patrolman Thomas Coohill and Ko vatch coordinate a dangerous rescue.
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Lubov Elias
Norwegian Hospital
Brooklyn
Walter Hamilton
Manhattan
Kings County Hospital
Harry Smith
Ridgewood
Queens
The
U. S. Officials Studying Plan To Unite European Defenses
Washington reports say U S officials are evaluating a weekend proposal to fuse the armies and finances of France the Netherlands Belgium Luxembourg and Western Germany into a single European defense structure. The plan would create joint defense and finance ministers to coordinate units under Eisenhower and push armament standardization. The key question remains who will pay for the unified force.
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Washington
United States
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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France
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
Germany
Eisenhower
Ohio Highway Director Presents Turnpike Views
Ohio State Highway Director T. J. Kauer testified before the Ohio Turnpike Commission to share his views on a proposed northern Ohio super-highway. His recommendations will be based on工程 survey reports by J. E. Parsons, Brinckerhoff, Hall and MacDonald of New York.
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Columbus
T. J. Kauer
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Ohio
Kauer
J. E. Parsons
Brinckerhoff, Hall and MacDonald
New York
Officials Inspect Areas Of Strip Coal Mines
A two day inspection of Ohio strip mine areas began in Columbus led by Gov. Frank J. Lausche. Joining him were Agriculture Director H. S. Foust, the Reclamation Board of Review, and representatives from the attorney general, the Ohio Ice Station and its Department at Natural Resources, and others.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Agriculture
H. S. Foust
Reclamation Board of Review
Attorney General
Ohio Iee Station
Department At Natural
Gas Supplier Requests Ohio Rate Increase
Panhandle Eastern Co. asks to raise rates for gas to Ohio Fuel Gas Co. and East Ohio, with 25 million cubic feet daily to Ohio Fuel being doubled. The move would raise rates for Panhandle Eastern’s customers in Texas Missouri Illinois Indiana Michigan, though exact figures are not yet announced. A Michigan Consolidated spokesperson warned of substantially higher consumer bills.
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Washington
U — Panehandle Eastern Pipeline Co
Ohio
Panhandle Eastern
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Columbus
Ohio Fuel
East Ohio Fuel Co
Texas
Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Panhandle Or
Power Commission
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co
Panehandle
Iranians May Reopen Talks On Oil Dispute
Tehran reports Premier Mossadegh chaired a special cabinet session amid signs Iran may renew discussions with Britain over oil nationalization. No decision was announced after the meeting with the Nationalization Board and other leaders, but officials said no major hitch had appeared. An official called the session hopeful for renewed talks, while Education Minister Karimoe claimed a formula to revive stalled negotiations found yesterday.
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Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Britain
Ment
Karimoe
General Von Stroop Sentenced to Death in Poland
Former Nazi SS general Jurgen Von Stroop, accused of mass crimes in 1943, was condemned to death in Warsaw yesterday. The verdict closes a long postwar case highlighting wartime atrocities and accountability.
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Poland
Jurgen von Stroop
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