Demand Soviet Right To Check Secret Weapons
Deadlocked Korean truce talks stubbornly persist as communist negotiators demand neutral teams including Russians inspect secret equipment during a truce. The arms inspection issue, along with repatriation disputes, left prisoner exchanges stalled with no new proposals.
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Munsan
Korea
Washington
Moscow
Peiping
Adm
C. Turner Joy
Tokyo
Matthew B. Ridgway
Col
Don O. Darrow
Red
Russia
Scandal Cop Under China Senate Study
Senate investigations question Newbold Morris and partner Houston Wasson about legal work for China Trading and Industrial Development Corp a Nationalist firm. They hauled oil and goods to Communist China before and during the Korean War era while ships flew foreign flags and some vessels came from the U S surplus fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Newbold Morris
China
Senate
Houston H. Wasson
Morris
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Wasson
China Trading and Industrial Development Corp
Reds
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
U.S
China Trading
New York Shipping Agency
Sieling & Jarvis
Francis P. Flanagan
Subcommittee
U. S. Maritime Commission
Flanagan
Taft-Eisenhower Faceoff in New Hampshire Primary
In Concord Taft leads an eleventh hour push as New Hampshire votes next Tuesday in the nations first primary. The contest pits Taft against Eisenhower for GOP delegates and the popular vote in a nonbinding popularity contest.
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Concord
N.H
Robert A. Taft
New Hampshire
Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Free Oatis Move Hinted by Czechs
Paris reports a Czechoslovak government official shows willingness to hold talks on the William N. Oatis case. The imprisoned American journalist and two AP colleagues face espionage charges and were previously dismissed from discussion.
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Paris
William N. Oatis
Oatis
Associated Press
Want Ads Highlight a 1940 Mercury Four Door Listing
A brief classified actas an ad describes a 1940 Mercury four door in good condition with six tires two with knobs, recent fender refinish, new battery, carburetor, fuel pump, heater motor, distributor and spark plugs. Dial 20211.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
Messenger Want Ad Promotes Easy Classified Placements
Price not listed elsewhere. ad highlights buying selling renting hiring or trading via Messenger Want Ad service and asserts results from placing an ad.
Yank Planes In Korea Scramble in 10 Minute Air Battle
American Sabre jets destroyed one MIG and damaged another in a 10 minute dogfight that stretched toward Pyongyang. Captain Henry Frazier of Stuart Florida was credited with the kill as Allied pilots also damaged a MIG and hit rail lines and enemy boxcars. Ground actions west of Mundung Valley produced 40 enemy deaths and 30 wounded while UN forces halted a Chinese attack near the iron triangle on the central front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
Pyongyang
Parallel 38
Henry Frazier
Stuart
Fla
Harrison Thyng
Fifth Air Force
Marine Corsair
Iron Triangle
Mundung
Old
Soldiers Aid Quake Victims
An eight car mercy train of the U S First Cavalry Division heads for Kushiro on Hokkaido carrying Army rations blankets radio and medical teams to aid quake and tidal wave victims. Bitter cold and snow follow the quake as the relief train travels from Sapporo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
U. S. First Cavalry Division
Kushiro
Hokkaido
Sapporo
Army Sends Draftees To Ohio Division
CAMP POLK La Army shifts 37th Division to full strength by adding draftees arriving on 17 trains over a 20 day period. Many members trace to Ohio National Guard prior federalization on January 15 at Camp Polk with Korean veterans serving as cadre.
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Camp Polk
Army
Ohio National Guard
Justified Shooting: Officer Schempp Kills Willis Wilson
Police prosecutors say Patrolman Lloyd Schempp acted justifiably when he shot and killed Willis Wilson aged 26 after catching him and two others looting a storage yard on Wednesday.
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Cleveland
Lloyd Schempp
Willis Wilson
Schempp
Wilson
Loan Inquiry Stirs in Tax Chief's Trial
ST. LOUIS government attorneys pressed loan inquiry in the James P. Finnegan trial the former internal revenue collector. RFC official testified a $565000 loan to American Lithofold Co was authorized in Washington after Finnegan spoke with him three times. The same witness discussed a loan app by Karol Kell Garment Co now bankrupt. Finnegan 51 faces bribery and misconduct charges. jury indicted him last October with counts including a $3000 payment from Lithofiord Co for help in getting an RFC loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
RFC
James P. Finnegan
Internal Revenue
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
American Lithofold Company
Washington
Finnegan
Charles G. Alexander
Karo
Beaten Child Near Death in Canton Hammer Attack
Joyce Laughery eight on danger list after hammer attack by mother Catherine Laughery twenty eight. Sister Mary Margaret six improving. Joyce suffers fractured skull and severe burns. Catherine underwent a san ity test at Massillon State Hospital with results not yet announced.
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Canton
Mercy Hospital
Joyce Laughery
Mary Margaret
Catherine Laughery
Laughery
Three Children and Mother Hanged in Roslyn Heights Tragedy
In Roslyn Heights New York a Long Island mother Mary G Klem 30 hanged her three children Frank Jr 6 Richard 4 and Margaret 13 months with cowboy belts then killed herself with another belt in the upstairs area Neighbors found the children hanging from bed posts in a downstairs bedroom and the father Frank J Klem a draftsman was away in New York City at the time of the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roslyn Heights
N. Y
Long Island
Mary G. Klem
Frank, Jr
Richard
Margaret
Frank J. Klem
New York City
Truman appeals for full $7.9 billion global aid to face Soviet threat
President Truman asks Congress to approve the entire $7.9 billion foreign aid program, arguing it sustains mutual security and counters communism. He delivers a 7500 word message and plans a nationwide radio and TV address to urge public support. He warns against retreat and insists aid strengthens allies, boosts European and Asian economies, and protects U S leadership.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
America
Europe
Middle
Far East
Africa
Asia
United States
Free World
FBI Seizes 166 Unregistered Slots in Ohio Raid
FBI agents seized 166 slot machines in a West Side Ohio warehouse as part of a nationwide drive to enforce the Johnson Preston act. Most machines remained in original cartons and had not been registered with the Justice Department. no arrests or planned charges were announced.
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Cleveland
West Side
FBI
Illinois
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Ohio
Akron
Columbiana
Leetonia
Wadsworth
Justice Department
U.S
John J. Kane
Balam Manufacturing Co
Louis A. Seikel
Balaun
Balaun Company
Floyd E. Serfass
Tree Blight Aid Pledged in Ohio Counties
U S Forest Service pledges full cooperation in fighting a mystery oak wilt that has killed trees across about 13 Southern Ohio counties and reported in around 20 other states. Rep Jenkins notes Ohio Universitys forestry station and the state forest service are investigating amid concerns for the regions hardwood resources. The federal government owns roughly 125000 acres in Southern Ohio.
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Washington
U.S. Forest Service
Ohio
Jenkins
Rohio
U. S. Forestry Experimental Station
Ohio University
Athens
State Forest Service
Buckeye Boys State Set for Camp Perry
The 1952 Buckeye Boys State program run by the American Legion will take place June 6 to 15 at Camp Perry on Lake Erie. Robert R. Bangham of Columbus and Wilmington leads the BBS board. about 905 boys from 572 posts are expected to attend, sponsored by local Legion posts and other groups.
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Columbus
Buckeye
American Legion
Camp Perry
Lake Erie
Robert R. Bangham
Wilmington
BBS Board of Trustees
Legion Posts
Data Request Refused McGrath Subpoena Looms
Washington officials clashed as Rep. Chelf demanded an on the spot explanation from Attorney General McGrath for Justice Department refusal to open records. Chelf, heading a special judiciary subcommittee, warned of subpoena powers or a direct appeal to the president if compliance fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
McGrath
Justice Department
Truman
Congress
Rep
Chelf
D-Ky
Special Judiciary
Joseph C. Duggan
Duggan
McGrath Hmself
Fire Sweeps Two Downtown Buildings In Six Firemen Overcome
A stubborn blaze in Youngstown damaged the Treadley Building and the Home Equipment Co. building, causing $100000 in damage. The fire broke out around 7 p.m. and was under control about two hours later. Six firefighters were overcome by smoke. three revived with oxygen, others treated at South Side Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Treadley
Commerce St
Home Equipment Co
H. H. Treadley Office Supply Co
South Side Hospital
Cyrus Eaton Set to Explain Donations to Taft Campaign
Cyrus S. Eaton was slated to testify before a Senate Elections Subcommittee in Washington about his donations to Labor's nonpartisan League in Ohio, an effort opposing Taft. His son Cyrus Jr and an Otis and Co. employee also funded the league, a UMW political arm, with substantial sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cleveland
Cyrus S. Eaton
Senate
Sen
Taft
Ohio
Joseph T. Ferguson
Eaton
Cyrus Jr
Labor
Nonpartisan League
Senators
Otis and Co
League
United Mine Workers
Nine Held On Dope Charges In Cleveland Raids
Police narcotics squad arrested nine people, five men and four women, in two raids in Cleveland. One couple at their home yielded a cigarette pack with 39 heroin capsules worth two dollars each. In the second raid four men and three women were taken into custody with two heroin capsules found on a porch and two empty capsules in a bathroom.
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Cleveland
Globe Iron Co to Build $2 Million Plant in Muskingum Valley
Jackson based Globe Iron Co plans a 20 acre all steel ferro alloys plant on the Muskingum River five miles north of Beverly and Waterford. Construction to start within two months with completion expected by early 1953 employing 80 to 100 locals and some supervisors from Jackson. The Ohio Power Co supports the project with a new 400,000 kilowatt plant boosting regional industry.
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Globe Iron Co
Jackson
Muskingum River
Beverly
Waterford
Edwin A. Jones
Marshall H. Jones
Ohio
Power
Ohio Power Co
Muskingum Valley
Ohio Power
Taft Backer Challenges Truman Bid
Sen. Brewster challenges President Truman to run or not in 1948. He says the comment cited by Rep. Bryson and Rep. Rivers shows Truman trying to influence the Republican field as New Hampshire votes next Tuesday.
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Washington
Sen
Brewster
R-Me
Truman
Taft
Ohio
Rep
Bryson
D-S.c
Rivers
D-S. C
Maine
New Hampshire
Bevan Defies Attlee as Labour Split Threat Looms
London reports an emergency meeting to curb Aneurin Bevan who led 56 Labour MPs in open defiance of Attlee in the Commons. The rebellion helped Winston Churchill's Conservatives defeat a no confidence motion by 95 to 1, prompting fears of a wider party split.
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London
Aneurin Bevan
Bevan
Britain
Clement Attlee
House of Commons
Winston Churchill
Attlee
Hatchet Death Said death by own action
Police say evidence gathered in five weeks supports death by own action in the Brantner case. The 74 year old was found in his home coal bin with a hatchet wound and strangulation marks. The coroner ruled homicide but police psychiatric opinions back self harm theory.
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Youngstown
George W. Brantner
Edward J. Allen
Brantner
Mahoning County
David A. Belinky
Allen
Psychiatrc
Merrill D. Evans
Security official reverses finding on Oliver Clubb
Secretary of State Acheson reversed a State Department board ruling that career diplomat Oliver Edmund Clubb was a security risk. Clubb, director of Chinese affairs, retired on pension after being cleared of loyalty concerns on February 11. Policemen in Parma, a Cleveland suburb, refuse to resign but secure an 8 percent raise and $50 yearly uniform allowance.
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Washington
Acheson
State Department
Oliver Edmund Clubb
Clubb
Foreign Service
Department
Cleveland
Parma
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Ation
Southern
Marshale H. Jones
Labor Party
Hatchet
Fremont
News Index
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Gallipolis
Glouster
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Point Pleasant
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