Allied Tanks Push Deep Into Red Territory Front
Friday west of Chorwon and near Kumsong saw heavy Red retaliation as Allied tanks and infantry advanced on the central front while Chin ese artillery and raids tested the line. U S Eighth Army officers fear a spring offensive despite six months of Operation Strangle air campaigns aimed at cutting red supply and communications. The clash left at least 10 tanks damaged or destroyed and fifteen bunkers reported struck. A tank infantry unit also hit south of Pyanggang.
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U. S. Eighth Army
North Korea
Chorwon
Kumsong
Pyanggang
Pomeroy Eyes Federal Suit to Secure Damaged Parking Lot Aid
Mayor Delmar A. Canaday announced the move to file an uncontested federal suit against the United States to obtain aid for repairing Pomeroy’s parking lot and retaining wall damaged by floods since 1936. He urged residents to file damage statements by Monday for review ahead of council action.
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Pomeroy
Delmar A. Canaday
Athens Messenger
Richmond
Virginia
Canaday
Washington
D.C
United States
Fred Crow, Jr
Tage
Eureka
Hureka
Ber Jaw Gallipolig
Ohio River
Pomeroy High School
Legion Service Station
Reds Allies Clash Over Russia in Korean Truce Talks
Communist and Allied negotiators failed to move on Russia participation in the Korean truce talks. Fresh disputes over prisoner exchange fueled deadlock as U N officials accused Reds of repudiating the agreement. Talks near eight months with new meetings scheduled at Panmunjom for today.
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Munsan
United Nalsons
Thetadamani
Panmunjom
Russia
Six Nation Neutral Supervisory Commission
Tornado Strikes Fayetteville Area Causing Millions in Damage
A violent tornado ripped through Fayetteville Tennessee killing two and injuring many while leveling 139 homes and destroying 128 barns. State patrol estimated losses near four million dollars as Red Cross tally noted extensive damage across the town and nearby Belfast.
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Fayetteville
Tenn
Red Cross Disaster
Belfast
State Patrol
W. T. Shelfan
Red Cross
Lattimore Admits Invite Of Soviet Writer In Policy Talk
Senatorial hearing reveals Owen Lattimore conceded inviting a Soviet writer to aid editorial policy for his Institute of Pacific Relations magazine. He denies aiming to set a Communist Party Line while testifying before the Internal Security Committee. The exchange occurs amid debates on foreign aid funding and Lisbon conference outcomes.
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Washington
Owen Lattimore
Senate
Pa Tiie Affairs
Institute of Pacific Rela Jane
TPR
Lattimore
Communist Party
Senate Internal Security Committee
Ferguson
Jansfield
D-Mont
Congressional
Ap- Ipr
Johns Hopkins University
State’s Department
Tax probes clash over New York IRS inquiry demand
Republican tax investigators threaten to push hard on the New York Internal Revenue office probe. Rep. Reed demands Secretary Snyder resign or be removed, accusing him of winking at irregularities. The dispute centers on how vigorously the Ways and Means Committee should pursue the NY investigations.
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Washington
New York Internal Revenue Office
New York
House
Ohio River cleanup plans move toward Huntington Cincinnati
A three member hearing board indicated it would approve specifications for communities along the 160 mile Ohio River stretch from Huntington to Cincinnati to stop pollution. The board will make recommendations to the Ohio River Valley Water Basin for full membership action.
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Bunny
Lani
Manila
Luzon
Ohio River
Raynten
Magsaysay
Laguna
Ohio
Huntington
Cincinnati
Portsmouth
Trenton
Ashland
Maysville
Veteran Ohio Newsman Dies at 76 in Lima
Leroy Spahr Galvin a veteran reporter editor and publisher of The Lima News died Saturday at St. Rita's Hospital after a 10 year illness He was 76 Galvin led Galvin Bros Corp and worked with The News Gazette Printing Co Lima and other Ohio papers including Wilmington Sens Journal Circleville Herald Van Wert Times Bulletin Washington Daily Record Herald Logan Daily News Hillsboro Press Gazette and Hillsboro Herald Survivors include his widow a daughter Catharine Riche Galvin two sisters Alice Wood Page of Wilmington and Mrs J I Rockenfield of Columbus Upper Arlington
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Lima
Leroy Spahr
Galvin
Lima News
St. Rita’s Hospital
Galvin- Bros. Corp
Mener
Theews- Gazette Printing Co
Ohio
Wilmington
Sens-Journal
Circleville Herald
van Wert Times- Bulletin
Washington
DH Record Herald
Logan Danx News
Nevada Millionaire Captures Attention In Bank Robbery Case
Nevada police chase clues in a $2 million theft at Redfield mansion as investigators confirm a large hoard of currency and securities missing. Redfield says he kept the money for security and gems, noting only his wife knew the safe’s location and that the robbers overlooked another million in securities.
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Eexo
New.—.P
Nevada
Redfield
Laverne
V. Redfield
Reno
Natinn
Brink
Boston
Ars
Gun-Crazy Bandit Kills Store Clerk in Columbus
A young trigger-happy bandit, staging his second hold-up in two weeks, shot and killed 70-year-old drug store clerk James FE. Smith in Columbus. Detectives say robbery motive is suspected. a card with a demand note was found. Witnesses heard two or three shots from above the store.
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Columbus
East Side
James FE. Smith
John Ervin
Tobber
Wback
Erving
Strike Closes Nateo Plant
Haydenville plant owned by National Fireproofing shuts down after contract between Nateo and United Brick and Clay Workers AFL expires December 31 with wage and condition disputes. About two workers affected. union gave 60 day notice and walkout remains orderly with no picketing.
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Haydenville Giant
National
General Manager Co
Matheny
Nateo
United Brick and Clay Workers
AFL
Six Area Veterans To Arrive in U S
Six area veterans are scheduled to arrive in Seattle tomorrow aboard a Milute Sea Transportation Service vessel carrying 1380 Rogahan troops from the Far East. Riders include Cpls Max Reynolds Arthur Lafitee Russell Kitchen and others from Gallipolis New Marshfield and Waverly. In Springfield a man named Charles Harper 5 was fatally struck by a car on a downtown street.
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Seattle
Far East
Milute Sea Transportation Service
Sylvester Anjolak
Sir John A. Burton
Gallipolis
Sa Fe
Wayne EF
Milhoan
Longhattam
Pie Roger E. Pidenck
New Marshfield
Max R. Reynolds
Jackson
Arthur B. Lafitee
Cpl
Russell KK. Kitchen
Waverly
ARFA
Springfield
Charles Harper
Harper
Lausche Declines National Run Amid Southern Pressure
Ohio Governor Frank Lausche rejects a plea to seek the Democratic nomination for president while southern governors push for an anti Truman slate. Reports say Lausche had about 150 convention votes offered to run, though he insists he has no ambition for national office. The mystery deepens as sources, unnamed, suggest southern influence may still shape the race.
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Georgia
Richard B. Russell
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Russell
Lausche
Tepoorts
Truman
Naional
Dixie
Reynaud seeks unity and taxes to fund NATO burden
Paris reports Paul Reynaud urges a broad anti communist coalition to back the Atlantic Pact and raise taxes so France can share defense costs. He presses deputies and senators in a closed session for tax reforms as France faces a 1952 NATO cost estimate of 1400 billion francs.
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Paris
UPI
Paul Reynaud
France
Reynaud
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
National Assembly
Edgar Faure
Union of Independents and Peasants
Violence erupts in Kowloon over Red China delegates clash
Communist organized riots in Hong Kong left at least 14 injured including two American officials. Police and firemen used tear gas after mobs burned an army truck and vehicles. U S Vice Consul Robert Ballantyne and Jack Watts, from Oklahoma City, were attacked while photographing the scene.
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Hong Kong
Ateast
Red China
Kowloon
iCanton
U.S
Robert Ballantyne
Puls
Okla
Jack Watts
Oklahoma City
Information Service
Iowlogn
Ballantyne
Leach
Ohio Adopts Liberal Fishing Policy for Anglers
Ohio allows unlimited catch of any species under a new liberal policy effective at midnight Friday. No closed seasons or areas except bathing beaches and landowner permission rules plus a $2 fishing license. Frogs and bait restrictions remain and trespassing prosecutions apply.
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Columbus
Oma Wildlife Council
Sume Ghia
Natural Resources Department
Jubal
Greek Court Doom Fight As Red Spies Sentenced
A Greek military court condemned eight Greeks to death and four to life imprisonment for passing military secrets to communist nations. Eight others received lighter terms. seven were acquitted after a sensational two week trial. The prosecution sought death for a dozen defendants. In Washington, defense lawyers pledged to appeal to the supreme court.
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Athens
Greece
Bucharest
Roman- Washington
Jurists Split Over War Clause in Soldier’s Insurance
Three judges in Pittsburgh ruled the Korean conflict is a war but disagreed on a policy clause. The Pennsylvania Moral Insurance Co. was not required to pay to Cpl. Andrew Reiley’s mother, while a third jurist dissented, hinges on the policy wording stating the company shall not be payable in time of war.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny County Cpurt
Pennsylvania Marual Insurance Co
SIM
Cpl
Andrew Reiley
Pinch on consumer goods easing view debated in Washington
Washington officials revise long range forecasts on shortages and prices. Officials say demand for aluminum and some industrial goods has cooled, with production chiefs urging cautious decontrol. Mobilization head Wilson and Defense Production officials push new surveys to clarify consumer pain and public impact.
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Washington
Charles FE. Wilson
Asfes
Mant Inschmann
Jook
Republican Backs Dem With Farm Focus
A Republican senator endorsed Senator Russell of Georgia for the presidency amid a Democratic wave. He argued Young Cart Dako would be qualified and would back him, emphasizing agriculture. The statement aimed to dramatize the farm probe terms and contrast congressional stance.
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Washington
Coal Executive Found Dead in Logan Hotel Suite
Logan W. Wa-Fi-H. Allister, head of the Logan Coal Operators Association, was found dead in a hotel suite in Logan on Saturday after a wound was discovered in the room. The death prompts an investigation by local authorities and follows recent industry concerns.
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Coal
Logan. W. Wa
H. A. Ale- Allister
Logan Coal Operators Association
Logan
Opposition by Labor Threatens German Arming Plan
Labor party opposition endangers Chancellor Konrad Adenauer s plan to arm West Germany to deter Soviet aggression and defend Europe. The outbreak of debate signals political risk to a key defense policy as parties weigh security needs and party lines.
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Germany
Konrad Adenauers
West Germany
Free Europe
Lost in IST test yields lessons for air base team
A five person IST survival exercise at Lockbourne Air Force Base near Columbus ends with three officers completing a wild trek through Hocking County while two are rescued after a rough 50 mile march. Sgt Rogers notes lessons in navigation and wilderness skills as the group cleared a course to Route 33 south of their path.
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Locksourne Air Force Base
Columbus
Hocking County
Naif
Jost
Moore
Willa
Majz OM
OD Christensen
W.igaint
Turkert
Set
Rogers
Wilde
Lockbourne
Resignation Shocks Egypt Premier Amid Political Turmoil
Premier Aly Maher Pasha resigns unexpectedly as Ahmed Naguib Al Hilaly Pasha is named potential successor. Cairo streets brim with patrols after the shock announcement amid palace disputes and reports of party realignments.
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CAIRG
Berit
Aly Maher Pash
Britain
Heres
Egypt
Ahmed Naguib al Hilaiy Pasha
Farouk
Lfilaty Pasha
Maher Pasha
Mohammed Aly Maher Paste
Airfess
Aden
Harlem girl dies after alleged drug party
Police say a 16 year old Harlem girl was found dead after a party described as a drug event. A 24 year old seaman, Bernie Rollinsen, is among others questioned as investigators work an autopsy and further reports.
Pope Plans Double Anniversary Observance
Pope Pius VII will celebrate a double anniversary marking his election and pontificate. Vatican City flags will be displayed as he continues a day of work and prayer amid his frail condition, guiding more than 46 million Roman Catholics.
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Vaticaxm
Pius VII
Wil Ofsen
Vatican
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