UNs Position on Demilitarized Zone in Korea Talks
Admiral Joy outlined the Allied stance at Kaesong as armistice talks opened, proposing a DMZ roughly along the current front line while the Communists want the 38th parallel. He presented maps to illustrate military points and named teams to work details, with procedural matters dominating the session.
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Korea
Adm
C. Turner Joy
United Nations
Kaesong
Admiral Joy
Chorwon
Imjim
Joy
Air Force
William Nuckols
Irlustrate
Nuckols
Nam
House Approves State Department Funding Amid Acheson Debate
The House passed a $1 045 940 115 appropriations bill funding the State Justice and Commerce Departments and federal courts for the new fiscal year. An attempt to remove Secretary Acheson via an amendment failed 171 to 81, and a bid to cut the Voice of America budget to 70 million was defeated 245 to 141.
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Acheson
House
Senate
State, Justice and Commerce Departments
Voice of America
State Department
Truman
Rep
Ohioans Oppose Rider On Acheson Ouster Vote
Two Ohio Republican congressmen Bolton and Ayres voted against a move to cut Secretary Dean Acheson from the State Department payroll. They criticized the method as political theater while distancing themselves from Acheson’s policies. Ayres compared it to Truman dismissing MacArthur and called the Phillips amendment a worthless maneuver.
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Washington
Ohio
Dean Acheson
State Department
Bolton
Ayres
Acheson
Truman
General MacArthur
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Wildcat Strike Threatens Ford National Operations
Ford Motor Co. warns a wildcat strike at Monroe Michigan parts plant imperils all Ford plants nationwide. About 2000 workers there were locked out over a disciplinary layoff, while Ford idled 32 500 workers industry wide as Chrysler also faced mass halts and union speed-up disputes.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Michigan
Ford
CIO
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Monroe
Mich
Chrysler
Dodge
Hudson
Disbandment of 24th Ends Army Segregation
The Army announced the disbandment of the 24th Negro regiment in the Far East Command and said integration of white and Negro troops in Japan Korea and Okinawa would be complete in about six months.
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Washington
Far East
24Th
Japan
Korea
Okinawa
Senator Reveals Hidden Items in Farm Bill Debate
Senator Williams of Delaware called the agriculture appropriation bill full of hidden items totaling nearly a billion dollars. He cited a $76.8 million cash addition from a note cancellation and warned of further concealed items of $427 million and $32.7 million. Senator Russell, floor manager, sought final passage late today.
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Senator
Farm Bill
Washington
Williams
Del
Senate
Russell
D-Ga
Agriculture Department
No Ohio Pupils Using Dope Say State Survey
Ohio school officials reported that early survey returns found no evidence of pupil dope use in most districts. Only two responses hinted at possible cases, with school names undisclosed.
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Ohio
MacArthur Plans Six Speeches Across the United States
Gen. Douglas MacArthur outlines a schedule of six speeches on foreign and domestic issues to be delivered before year’s end. The former Far Eastern commander spoke to the Massachusetts Legislature and will tour Ohio and Miami Beach with planned observation platform visits.
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NEW York
Douglas MacArthur
McArthur
New England
Massachusetts House and Senate
Boston
MacArthur
United States
Ohio
Miami Beach
Courtney Whitney
Whitney
Youth Admits Starting Fire That Killed Eight
A San Francisco teen admitted starting a blaze after lighting a cigarette lighter during a smoke break. Kenneth Skinner, 17, related to a newspaper route, said there was a flash and the lobby fire began. Eight people died and many were injured as firefighters arrived within about 20 minutes.
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San Francisco
Frank Ahern
Kenneth Skinner
Young Skinner
Mariners Nautical Sociology Trip Ends With Dunking
Four unmarried youths conducting a river sociology experiment on a 12 by 20 foot raft were rescued after the raft flipped near Moundsville West Virginia. The group includes Mary Ellin Grady 24 University of Michigan and Geraldine Garcia 23 Boston artist with Milton Borden 30 New Bedford and Don Brown 24 University of Michigan student from New York. They planned to travel from the Ohio to the Mississippi toward New Orleans, but lost food clothing and a mascot dog before regrouping at a farmhouse. They aim to continue the journey if the raft is repaired.
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Moundsville
W. Va
Ohio River
Mississippi
New Orleans
Mary Ellin Grady
University of Michigan
Geraldine Garcia
Boston
Milton Borden
New Bedford
Mass
Don Brown
New York
Grady
James Zubic
Zubic Towing Company
Pittsburgh
Sociology
Controls In Brief: Key Provisions Near End of Conferees Work
Washington reports the economic controls bill nearing completion with rollbacks on non-farm goods allowed under cost adjustments, a retained 10 percent beef rollback, and limits on farm commodity price parity. Rent increases capped near prewar levels with some adjustments, credit rules eased in defense areas, and extended auto and appliance finance terms. The major remaining issue is a potential scrap of the slaughter quota ban.
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Washington
Senate House
Perry Countian Wins Land Plowing Contest
NEWARK Ohio Perry Countian T A Ricketts won the Southeastern Ohio Level Land Plowing Contest at a Conservation Day program near Jack sontown in Licking County Glenn Krofft also from Perry County won the contour plowing contest Runners up in level plowing were Herbert Iller Harry Ellis and Robert Keyes while runners up in contour were Bruce Lyle Lester Nether and John R Lewis
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Newark
T. A. Ricketts
Perry County
Ohio
Jacksontown
Licking County
Glenn Krofft
Herbert Iller
Harry Ellis
Fairfield County
Robert Keyes
Muskingum County
Bruce Lyle
Lester Nether
John R. Lewis
Arms Aid Proposals Grow in Senate Hearings
Secretary of Defense Marshall told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that 1952 foreign arms aid would total 6.3 billion dollars to meet essential military needs for Eisenhower’s forces. Lawmakers learned the first year cost on a three year plan would reach about 25 billion dollars including 6.3 billion for arms and 2.2 billion for economic aid.
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Washington
Marshall
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Benny Calls for Entertainment Tour of Korea Shows Need
In Tokyo Jack Benny reflects on a three week Korea tour and says the war underscores the need for entertainment. He urges audiences to witness the conflict and supports morale with humor.
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Tokyo
Jack Benny
Korea
Taft counters Truman on military discipline and openness
Senator Taft challenged President Truman's claim that no military officers were disciplined for testifying before Congress. Taft urged openness of foreign and military policy and argued Congress must have frank opinions from officers amid doubts over the scale of the military program. He highlighted past firings and press for accountability while noting Truman’s denial of reprisals against General MacArthur.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
Truman
Douglas MacArthur
Louis E. Denfeld
Naval Operations
Navy Air Force
Congress
Mr. Truman
MacArthur
Boston
Heat and Humidity Dominate Eastern U S
Summer heat peaks with many cities posting record highs in the 90s. Thunderstorms rumble across northwest Illinois, the Lake Superior region, and a corridor from Iowa to Nebraska and the central Rockies. Scattered showers touch the southeast and western Arkansas as a gradual cool in the northern Great Lakes moves in.
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Illinois
Lake Superior
Iowa
Nebraska
Rockies
Arkansas
Great Lakes
Muskus Murder Trial Hears Jury Today
The first degree murder trial of Russell G. Muskus, 30, expected to reach the jury in Canton. Prosecutors say Kingsley lured LeMasters to a hotel room, where Muskus allegedly strangled him with his necktie and claimed the man’s wife status to demand money. Kingsley faces a related charge and goes on trial next.
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Canton
Russell G. Muskus
Muskus
heMasters
New Philadelphia
Sandra Lee Kingsley
LeMasters
le Masters
Miss Kingsley
State Employees To Receive Pay Increase Next Monday
Ohio 25 000 state workers will get bi monthly paychecks with salaries raised. The raises took effect July 1 but a court case delayed the initial checks. Judge Dana F Reynolds dismissed a temporary injunction blocking the raises.
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Columbus
Common Pleas
Dana F. Reynolds
U.S. Cuts Steel for Cars by Five Percent
The government ordered a five percent cut in steel for past car production starting Oct 1. Auto output in Q4 will drop to about 60 percent of the previous six months, totaling roughly 1.1 million cars, with allowance for foreign steel if needed. Defense Production Administrator Manly Fleischmann said consumer goods would see about 65 percent of pre Korea tonnage and civilian production would stay near 1949 levels.
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Washington
Manly Fleischmann
DPA
Fleischmann
Reds Build Up Strength Amid Korea Peace Talks
An Army spokesman said the communists have used the post June 23 pause to build up troops and resupply toward the front. He cited a May offensive that drove South Korean forces back, but was followed by a strong UN counteroffensive that inflicted heavy losses on the Chinese. The UN halted further exploitation after June 23 in good faith toward peace.
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Washington
Korea
Pentagon
United Nations
Kaesong
East Central
Tenth Corps
Eighth Army
House Retains Curb On Natural Gas Use
Washington report says lawmakers keep a provision to ban federal curbs on natural gas use where state public utilities regulate consumption. House and Senate members working on the economic control bill retain the measure to limit government authority over gas use in regulated states.
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Washington
House
Senate
Man Buried Two Years Found Alive in Colorado
In Louisiana a man declared legally dead for two years, Sam Jones, was found alive in Denver. Investigators scrutiny focuses on Jones, also known as John C. Harper, and on Donald Easterwood, a GI student-welder charged with murder after a body in a Jefferson County swamp was identified as Jones. Land, Jones’ common law wife, testified at various stages, but recanted and implicated Easterwood.
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New Orleans
Sam Jones
Louisiana
Jones
Denver
Colo
John C. Harper
Donald Easterwood
Easterwood
Patricia Land
Jefferson County
Jet Fighter Pilot Killed in Dayton Crash
An Air Force F 89 Scorpion from Wright Patterson AFB crashed ten miles southeast of Dayton, killing Capt. Henry J. Raschke of Dayton. A WWII veteran with 300 missions and holder of the Distinguished Service Cross and Air Medal, Raschke was flying on instruments with a safety pilot in another plane who radioed to level off before the crash. Raschke was the son of Mr and Mrs Henry Raschke of Chicago.
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Dayton
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Henry J. Raschke
Raschke
Ye Raschke
Mmn
Henry Raschke
N. Moody St
Chicago
Fire Wrecks Barn At State Prison Farm
A fire destroyed a cattle barn at the London State Prison Farm near Lebanon. Superintendent William Webb put the loss at $50,000, with feed straw and hay stored in the barn contributing to the damage. The barn was the only structure damaged, the fire officials said.
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Lebanon
Banon Honor
London
William Webb
Here
Webb
Weather Outlook for Columbus Sees Mild Week
Forecast shows temperatures averaging 1 to 3 degrees above or below normal with a warmer Sunday and Monday followed by cooler Tuesday and Wednesday. Rain chances include a trace to a quarter inch late Saturday or Sunday and again around Tuesday.
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Columbus
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