Acheson says US will shun Iran dispute action
Secretary of State Acheson told the House Foreign Affairs panel there is no thought of US intervention in Iran. He cautioned against overestimating the crisis and emphasized the need for a solution amid Anglo Iranian oil tensions.
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U.S
Acheson
Washington
Ap)—Secretary of
State Acheson
United States
Seeer
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Fulton
D-Pa
Korea
Iran
Tehran
Francis Shepherd
Aghajari
Abadan
Bandar Mashur
Shepherd
Abandan
Mohammed Mossadegh
Britain
Mauritius
Mauritious
Shatt el-Arab
Weekend Reply Seen New Attack Indicated
Tokyo AP reports Reds pull back from one Korean buildup area while reinforcing another center for a fresh assault. UN officers expect a July strike in the Vijongbu Seoul corridor, with ground forces prepared to handle any Chinese move. Casualties rise to 76,749 with 3,145 more, as air forces hit Reds near Kumsong Inje and Yonchon.
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Tokyo
Korea
United Nations
Vijongbu
Seoul
James A. van Fleet
Reds
Pyongyang
Iron Triangle
Kumsong
Kumson
38Th Parallel
Red Iron Triangle
Far East
Red
Red Air Fleet
U. S
Thomas Finletter
Washington
Manchuria
GOP Leader Endorses Ike For President
Alexandria Bay New York State Republican chairman William L. Pfeiffer endorsed Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower for president. He stated Eisenhower’s special talents could serve the United States in 1952. The New York GOP chair was first to back Eisenhower ahead of the Chicago convention.
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Alexandria Bay
N.Y
New York State
Dwight PD. Eisenhower
GOP
William L. Pfeiffer
Gen. Eisenhower
United States
Pfeiffer
Federation of Women’s Republican Clubs of
Republican State Committee
New York City
Eisenhower
New York
Chicago
Narcotics Charge Filed Student Is Accused
Three men charged with acquisition or possession of narcotics, including Wilberforce University student Clifford D. Tapplett of Dallas, were sentenced by Judge Robert R. Nevin in federal court. Tapplett received one year and a day for acquiring marihuana.
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Dayton
Wilberforce University
Robert R. Nevin
Clifford D. Tapplett
Dallas
Tex
Wilberforce
Eight Men Fined After Early Morning Pool Room Raid
Judge Harvey Alexander levied varying fines and one 30 day deferred jail sentence on eight men arrested in an early morning gambling raid at a Newark pool room.
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Newark
Harvey Alexander
45 Acre Farm With 6-Room House For Sale
A 45 acre farm offers a six room house and ample water. Includes pasture space and likely utilities. Contact Mrs John Hull at the Orville Baughman residence in Lower Plains, Athens R D 2 for details.
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John Hull
Orville Baughman
Lower Plains
Athens
King Pin Luciano Drug Kingpin Says U S Italy
Federal narcotics agent testifies before Senate Crime Committee that Charles Lucky Luciano operates from Italy as the kingpin of the drug trade with gunmen in the United States enforcing his orders. He alleges Luciano’s profits reach Italy and urges tougher laws and citizenship revocation for naturalized traffickers. Testimony outlines Mafia leadership and international police cooperation, with addicts recounting abuses in yesterday’s session.
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Washington
Senate Crime Committee
Charles
Lucky) Luciano
United States
Italy
Charles Siragusa
Luciano
New York
Siragusa
Wiley
R-Wisan
Tve
Mafia
U. S
298 New Casualties Reported From Korea
The defense department identified 298 additional casualties in Korea. The list includes 33 combat deaths, 234 wounded, 24 missing in action, and seven injured in accidents.
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Washington
Defense Department
Korea
Accients
Body of Miss Melton Found at Gallipolis Dam
Dorotha L. Melton, 24, drowned last Thursday, found at 4 45 a.m. near roller eight downstream from Ohio side. Coroner D R Warehime rules accidental drowning. Drowning companion Mark E White recovered earlier. Melton daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Melton, Route 218, out to Dr N Howard Foster. Community search by many boats.
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Gallipolis
Dorotha L. Melton
Ivan Fife
Eureka
Walter Evans
Lockman
Fife
John M. Withers
Apple Grove
Ohio
Ohio River
D. R. Warehime
Warehime
Lincoln Call
Miss Melton
Mark E. White
White
Robert J. Rocchi
James Melton
Route 218
N. Howard Foster
Miller Funeral Home
Pomeroy Man's Body Found Near Dredge
The body of Melvin Thomas, 41, was found in the Ohio River near Kerr's Run, about ten days after he drowned while trying to start a motor from a john boat. Sheriff and coroner identified the body at the scene and it was moved to Ewing funeral home for services set at 4 p.m. Friday with burial in Rocksprings Cemetery.
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Melvin Thomas
Ohio River
Tri- State Material Corp
Charles Russell
David Goodwin
Henry Ewing
Pomeroy Levee
Thomas
Kerr’s Run
Russell
John
Ross Stewart
Ewing Funeral Home
Rocksprings Cemetery
Election Investigation Not Dead, Solon Says
Senator Gillette of Iowa said a hearing by the subcommittee on the 1950 Ohio Senate elections is unlikely in the immediate future yet stressed the investigation into Taft defeating Joseph T. Ferguson is not dead. The discussion centers on the contested Ohio race and its possible future review.
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Solon
Washington
Ohio
Gillette
Iowa
Taft
Joseph T. Ferguson
Senate
Bar exam attracts 582 applicants in Columbus
A three day state bar examination opened in Columbus yesterday with 582 applicants, the largest turnout since World War I.
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Columbus
Barrel of Poison Lost and Dangerous Cargo Missing
A barrel filled with deadly sodium cyanide, enough to kill a million, disappeared after two 200 pound containers apparently rattled off an Indiana bound truck on Route 20 near Geneva Ohio. One barrel was found and marked poison. a highway worker moved both from the road and returned to find the second missing.
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Geneva
Here
Pomeroy Man Named Hamilton Executive Head at Union Township School
D Russell Lee of Pomeroy has been named executive head of the Union Township School. He succeeds F Marian Duckwell in the post, bringing top leadership to the district and signaling a shift in school administration.
Marines From Area Arrive Tonight In San Francisco
Nine area Marines join 137 Ohioans back from Korea aboard General William F. Hase. They resume thirty day leaves on the rotation plan, with Elmer Donley Oak Hill and James Reed Circleville among the arrivals in the San Francisco group.
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San Francisco
William F. Hase
Elmer A. Donley
Oak Hill
Richard A. Gumm
Green St
Marietta
Lewi S. McClarren, Jr
Mingo
Circleville
James A. Reed
Clinton St
John L. Shaffer
Sugar Grove
Leonard D. Starkey
Stewart
Melvin H. Thompson
Trimble
Guy V. Baughn
Anthony W. Warren
Nelsonville
Freak Storm Hits SW Ohio
A tornado like storm move through Southwestern Ohio causing heavy damage to buildings and trees. Middletown reports a funnel wind blowing down trees and damaging houses. Dayton experiences a later deluge with over an inch of rain in half an hour. Three killed and about 50 injured in a separate tornado near Wakeeney Kansas.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Middletown
Dayton
Wakeeney
Kansas
Ohio town starts new tooth decay program
Westerville became the first Ohio town to add fluoride to its water supply to reduce tooth decay. City Manager Ralph W. Snyder said the experiment has approval from local doctors and dentists, the county and state health boards, and the U S Public Health Service.
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Columbus
Westerville
Ohio
Ralph W. Snyder
Boards of Health
United States Public Health Service
Internal Revenue Man Suspended by Truman
President Truman suspended Denis W. Delaney, collector of internal revenue for Massachusetts, effective immediately pending investigation of charges about the conduct of his office. The White House announced the action as a precaution while inquiries proceed.
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Internal Revenue
Truman
Washington
Denis W. Delaney
Massachusetts
White House
Delaney
Madison Declines IRA Regatta Host for 1952
Madison Wisconsin officials say the city will not bid to host the Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta in 1952. A chamber of commerce committee debated feasibility and concluded holding the event here is not feasible after discussions about past venues at Marietta Ohio in 1950 and 1951.
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Madison
Wis
Five Lakes
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Marietta
Ohio
Madison Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Bell Plans Base Rate With State Utilities Panel
Representatives of Ohio Bell Telephone Co and six Ohio cities will meet with state utilities accountants Thursday to work out a new telephone rate base. Utilities Commissioner Ray Martin said the result followed a conference among company and city officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Ohio Cities
Ray Martin
Iarvets
Wall collapses buries merchandise in Ravenna street collapse
Police kept the Santum Block on West Main Street roped off after a wall of the structure collapsed. Five thousand dollars worth of watches and jewelry were buried in one store. Four workmen and twenty shoppers faced danger as they worked on footers for a new building beside the block yesterday when the wall gave way.
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Ravenna
Santum
West Main Street
We Love Everybody Resolution Passes House
Washington action completes a resolution affirming U S friendship for all peoples including the Russians and asking President Truman to urge the Soviet government to acquaint its people with the resolution. The measure requires no presidential approval and passed the House 349 to 6.
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Washington
U. S
Truman
Soviet Union
House
Living Cost Hits New High for May
The May 15 cost of living index rose to 185.4, a new record, affecting 1,200,060 railroad workers under contract with a one-cent hourly wage increase on July 1. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports both new and old indices, noting the existence of an updated index and ongoing use of the old for escalator clauses.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Senate Votes on Extended Price Controls Amid Time Limit
Washington report says the Senate begins voting today on a bill to extend price wage rent and credit controls under a time limit that could yield final passage tonight. The House also starts floor talks on a new controls bill but administration leaders doubt passage this week. Current authority expires Saturday midnight.
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Washington
Senate
House
Republicans push to block funds until Acheson vote
Washington Republicans organized a drive to deny funds to the State Department until the House can vote on an anti-Dean Acheson measure. They will test strength tomorrow as the House considers a July temporary funding resolution for all federal agencies.
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Washington
House
State Department
Dean Acheson
Taft Proposes Four-Year Defense Mobilization Plan
Senator Taft R Ohio urged spreading defense mobilization over four years rather than three to lessen economic impact. He told housing officials that mobilization must proceed even if Korea fighting ends due to the threat of future Communist aggression.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
Korea
Senate to Reconsider Social Security Relief Increase
The Senate agreed to reconsider its action to raise the federal share of social security relief to states by about 250 million dollars. By voice vote, it approved Taft of Ohio’s motion and sent the proposal to the Finance Committee with a two week report deadline.
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Washington
Senate
Taft
Ohio
Finance Committee
Telegraphers Reject Western Union Wage Offer
The AFL Commercial Telegraphers Union rejected Western Union’s wage increase proposal aimed at preventing a strike next Monday. The offer suggested a 16 to 18 cent per hour raise, just above the 10 percent limit under government controls.
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Washington
AFL Commercial Telegraphers Union
Western Union
State forecasts $31 million surplus for year end
Columbus finance director H D Defenbacher estimated the state will end the fiscal year next Saturday with a surplus around 31 million dollars, about 11 million more than earlier estimates of excess revenues over expenditures.
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Columbus
H. D. Defenbacher
U S seeks clarity on Malik Korean ceasefire proposal
At U N in New York Acting on Washingtons orders U S Ambassador Alan Kirk pressed Soviet deputy foreign minister Andrei Gromyko for details of Jacob Malik plan for a Korean ceasefire and mutual withdrawal. Moscow hinted clarification expected by weeks end as U S weighs its response.
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United Nations
N.Y
Moscow
Jacob A. Malik
Washington
U.S
Alan G. Kirk
Andrei Gromyko
Malik
Acheson
United States
Kirk
Gromyko
Korea
38Th Parallel
Soviet Union
Trygve Lie
New York
Norway
Nasrollah Entesam
Iran
General Assembly
Entezam
Security Council
New Times
Conte Pravda
State Department
Russia
Disputes Over Ships End As Maritime Labor Peace Restored
New York reports American flag vessels returned to sea after 11 days of labor unrest. The CIO National Marine Engineers Beneficial Association won concessions from 40 Atlantic and Gulf Coast shipowners to end the stoppage. West coast ships resumed after a separate settlement with the CIO Radio Association. Some eastern and Gulf coast ships sailed under weekend agreements between owners and unions, including the 52,000 member National Maritime Union CIO.
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New York
CIO National Marine Engineers Beneficial Association
Gulf Coast
Ciocan Radio Association
Ra Union
National Maritime Union
CIO
Two Sons Contest Will Split by Mother’s Estate Plan
Two sons of Mrs. Elisabeth C. T. Miller contest a will that disinherits them from an estimated $250,000 estate while leaving $1 to each. W. Tyler Miller of Seattle and Otto Miller Jr of Napoleon, D. face probate court actions as Elizabeth Smith, reportedly an employee of the deceased, was the principal beneficiary. A court order by Nelson J. Brewer was issued yesterday.
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Cleveland
Elisabeth C. T. Miller
W. Tyler Miller
Seattle
Otto Miller, Jr
Napoleon, D
Elizabeth T. Smith
Ohio Y Teens Conference Draws 225 Girls
About 225 teenage girls from across Ohio attend the fifth annual Ohio State Y-Teens Conference this week at Otterbein College in Westerville, near Columbus.
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Meet Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State
Otterbein College
Westerville
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Rosie” O'Donnell, Jr
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