Nation Watches Granite State Primary Trend
The first presidential primary opened in New Hampshire with voters streaming to polls as Eisenhower and Taft vie for the Republican nomination. Taft campaigned aggressively while Kefauver seeks Democratic standard bearer with Truman abstaining from active campaign.
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Granite State
Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Waterville Valley
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Taft
Stassen
Millsfield
Kefauver
Truman
Eisenhower
London
Paris
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Soviet proposes Big Four talks on German unification and peace
The Soviet Union urged an immediate Big Four conference to reunite Germany and draft a peace treaty. It proposed talks begin without delay and called for Western replies in the shortest time. The plan included principles for a treaty and linked a future German peace to easing East West tensions.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Germany
United States
Britain
France
West Germany
Russia
New York Banks Killer Hunt Intensifies Across City
Death threats to a mourning family and to Willie Sutton arrest suspect spurred New York’s largest manhunt in 12 years. Mayor Impelliteri proposed a 25000 dollar reward for the killer’s capture as police, 19000 strong, chase the gunman who killed Arnold Schuster, 24, whose tip led to Sutton’s arrest. Schuster’s funeral was held as threats spread to Brooklyn.
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New York
Willie Sutton
New York City
Arnold Schuster
Sutton
Vincent R. Impelliteri
City Board of Estimate
Schuster
Brooklyn
Ohio Weather Outlook Warm and Rain Expected Across State
Rainy spell forecast for Ohio with temperatures up to six degrees above normal. Normal highs range from 46 to 55 and lows from 28 to 32. Cooler tonight and Wednesday, then milder Thursday. Rain in Wednesday night, Thursday, and Saturday totaling about half to one inch.
Washer for sale in apartment size condition
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Truman Aide Faces Stern Senate Quiz
Newbold Morris, cleanup man for government reform, goes before the Senate for questioning over his role in ship deals and trading with Red China. He led the China International Foundation Inc and United Tanker Corp which hauled oil to Chinese Communists under U S flags until June 1950. His law partner Wasson and others cite him as a lawyer for a Chinese firm shipping goods to Red China ports early in the Korean War period. The China Trading and Industrial Corp claimed Nationalist ties, but witnesses question why Nationalists aided Red China ports.
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Washington
Newbold Morris
Senate
Morris
China International Foundation, Inc
United Tanker Corp
U. S
Houston H. Wasson
China
Licking County Jury to Consider Slayings
A special grand jury will meet Thursday to consider two fatal shootings in Licking County. The Drake and Butler cases are under review by Common Pleas Judge Charles Hobtsberry. Two 18 year old Marine hitch hikers, Lewis L. Angel and Harmon Cordray, have pleaded innocent to first degree murder charges in the Drake case.
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Licking County
Common Pleas
Charles B. Hobtsberry
Allen Drake
Columbus
Wilbur Butler
Newark
Lewis L. Angel
Harmon Cordray
Drake
Continental To Quit Race Wire Service
Washington reports Kefauver investigators cheer as Continental Press Service shuts down its race and sports news wires. Senators Hunt and Wiley comment on the move while the probe targets gangster influence and monopoly claims. A Western Union show cause hearing is set for March 19.
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Sen
Kefauver
Continental Press Service
Hunt
D-Wyo
Wiley
R-Wis
Continental
Batista Takes Control In Cuba Vow To Clean Up Government
Havana dispatch reports veteran revolutionary Fulgencio Batista seizing power with army backing after ousting President Carlos Prio Socarras. He promises elections after a purge of corruption and gangsterism, forms a 15 member civilian cabinet, and hints at becoming prime minister. Two deaths occurred at the presidential palace amid the takeover.
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Havana
Cuba
Fulgencio Batista
Batista
Carlos Piio Socarras
Caribbean
Havanna
Trial of Six Reds Resumes in Baltimore Conspiracy Case
The communist conspiracy trial in Baltimore resumes with opening arguments expected. Witnesses may include FBI Chief J Edgar Hoover and Attorney General J Howard McGrath as defense seeks to subpoena them to question wire tapping impact on government evidence. The six defendants face charges of conspiracy to advocate violent overthrow.
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FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
J. Howard McGrath
Harold Buchman
Hoover
McGrath
United States
Taft Connally Trade Sharp Volley in Long Distance
Senators Taft of Ohio and Connally of Texas traded sharp verbal volleys from about 1200 miles apart. Taft accused the administration of mishandling foreign policy and questioned Connally’s Korea war stance, while Connally fired back from the Senate floor calling Taft a chameleon senator and accusing him of compromising integrity for votes.
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Connally
Associated Press
Ohio
Texas
Houston
Ohioan
South
Kores
Senate
Conally
Truman
Rail Strike To Force Perry Pit Shutdown
The Army seeks a federal injunction to force New York Central and St. Louis Terminal strikers back to work, as a three-day rail dispute disrupts freight and 20,000 NYC passengers daily. About 200,000 union members push for higher pay and oppose four rule changes seen as wage cuts, while leaders pledge to keep negotiating.
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New York Central
Rail Brotherhood
Buffalo
St. Louis
Nyc
Washington
Justice Department
Edward A. Hickey
Hickey
R. O. Hughes
The
Order of Railway Conductors
D. B. Robertson
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
J. P. Shields
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
State Issues Jackson Hotel Liquor Permit
Columbus liquor director William C. Bryant says he will deny beer and wine licenses for a Jackson Gibson Hotel bar until a court suit by Maxine B. Jones settles whether an Ohioan who leaves the state can renew a permit. Bryant drops a prior declaratory judgment sparked by a transfer dispute involving R. Hosey Wick and Mrs. Jones. Wick left Ohio for St. Petersburg, Florida in 1948.
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Columbus
William C. Bryant
Maxine B. Jones
Gibson Hotel
Jackson
State Liquor Board
Bryant
Jones
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Liquor Board
R. Hosey Wick
Mrs. Jones
Wick
Ohio
St. Petersburg
Fla
PUC To Reject Plea For Rate Rehearing
The State Utilities Commission indicated it would not allow a rehearing on an emergency rate increase granted to the Ohio Associated Telephone Co. Protest came from the cities of Marion Jackson Wellston and the villages of Oak Hill Hamden and Coulton.
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Columbus
State Utilities Commission
Ohio Associated Telephone Co
Marion
Jackson
Wellston
Oak Hill
Hamden
Coulton
U.S. and Allies Limit Soviet Diplomat Travel
The United States set a 25 mile travel limit for Soviet officials and their families from Washington and New York City. France restricted Soviet diplomats and journalists from Eisenhower HQ or beyond 15 miles from central Paris. The Netherlands limited Soviet Romanian and Hungarian delegates to two of eleven provinces.
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Washington
United States
New York City
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Paris
Netherlands
Vaudevillian Frederick K. Chilling Dies at 76
Frederick K. Chilling, 76, former actor and vaudevillian credited with introducing the song Sweet Adeline, died in Santa Barbara California.
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Vaudevillian
Santa Barbara, Calif
Frederick K. Chilling
Sweet Adeline
Ridgway Denounces Red Lies Over Korean Talks
Gen. Matthew Ridgway said Red falsehoods are upsetting armistice talks and accused communist negotiators of intemperate language and spreading germ warfare claims. He warned epidemics may be cited to justify aggression while noting bubonic plague evidence in Korea. Rear Admiral Libby echoed frustration with provable distortions.
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Munsan
Korea
Matthew B. Ridgway
Ridgway
Red
Steel Union Warns 35000 to Ready for Strike
The CIO United Steelworkers issued a March 23 deadline for a wage dispute settlement and told about 35,000 members to be prepared to strike if President Murray orders action. William F. Donovan, USW district director, sent the alert to local unions.
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Cleveland
CIO
United Steelworkers
William F. Donovan
USW
National Wage Policy Committee
Donovan
Wage Stabilization Board
Philip Murray
Ex Commie Agent To Testify Monday
John E. Janowitz a 50 year old Cleveland machine operator who joined the Communist party in 1943 with FBI approval will testify Monday at an Ohio Un American Activities Commission hearing in Columbus He testified in Washington last month before the Subversive Activities Control Board which seeks to determine if communists must register with the attorney general
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Columbus
Jellied Gas Assault Levels Seoul Supply Base in War Blaze
American jets bombed a camouflaged Red supply depot near Sinmak, 30 miles northwest of the truce village, turning a four square mile area into ruins. U S Sabre jets claimed several MiG kills while F 80s attacked the Western depot.
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Seoul
Korea
Manchuria
Sinmak
Youth Admits Dope Charges In Portsmouth Case
A 21 year old Portsmouth man Marion Henry Williams admitted possession of narcotics and said he had been involved with major drug suppliers for five years. He claimed to have earned and spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on narcotics and was named as the heroin source for six Dayton addicts. Police arrested him last Thursday in a Portsmouth hotel where heroin was found on his person.
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Portsmouth
John Stansfield
Bureau of Narcotics
Cincinnati
Marion Henry Williams
Williams
Stansfield
Dayton
Auditor Ferguson Vacation Transport Scrutiny
State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson faces questions over vacation travel in a state car. The Columbus Dispatch photographed two cars with undercover plates believed tied to the auditor's office, one at his son’s Jacksonville home and another in Columbus, fueling reelection scrutiny.
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Columbus
Joseph T. Ferguson
Doughty Democrat
Columbus Evening Dispatch
Ferguson
Jacksonville
Fla
Dispatch
O. P. van Schoik
van Schoik
Ohio
Feguson
James
State Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Point Pleasant Considers Gross Sales Tax Proposal
Point Pleasant officials move to draft a gross sales tax with a tentative rate about half of the state levy. The Merchants Division of the Chamber of Commerce unanimously supported the measure. City Solicitor Carroll Casto will draft the ordinance for council action as the city seeks additional revenue.
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Point Pleasant
B. W. Krodel
Krode
Merchants Division
Chamber of Commerce
Carroll Casto
NATO Chief Resigns as Southern Europe Commander
Italian Gen Maurizio Lazzaro di Castiglioni resigned as NATO land forces commander in Southern Europe amid Greek and Turkish opposition. Italian Gen Efisio Marras urged reconsideration. Castiglioni refused. Eisenhower had visited the region as leaders opposed placing troops under Italian command. Plans reportedly favored placing Greek and Turkish forces under U S command.
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Rome
Maurizio Lazzaro di Castiglioni
NATO
Europe
Efisio Marras
Castiglioni
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Greece
Turkey
Eisenhower
Robert B. Carney
Keyserling Says U.S. Near Tax Saturation Point
Leon Keyserling, chair of the Council of Economic Advisers, testifies during House hearing that the United States is nearing a saturation point on taxes. He agrees there is a point where levying more taxes requires caution, responding to Rep. Phillips about constituent pressures.
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Washington
Leon Keyserling
President's Council of Economic Advisers
United States
Independent Offices
House Appropriations Committee
Keyserling
Rep
Phillips
Calif
Lake Shipping Opens As Auto Carriers Sail From Detroit
The 1952 lake shipping season began with two auto carriers departing Detroit for Cleveland loaded with new cars. Mataafa owned by Nicholson Transit carried 250 vehicles while T. J. McCarthy of McCarthy Steamship Lines carried 500 autos. Ice clogged the Detroit River but temperatures were expected to rise.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Nicholson Transit Co
T. J. McCarthy
McCarthy Steamship Lines
Detroit River
Snail Hits Coal Mines In Corning Snail Hits Coal Mines In Corning
In Columbus AP reports the New York Central Railroad strike idles up to 3000 workers in its division from Toledo to Swiss, affecting Corning and Zanesville coal mines and 250 daily coal cars plus 150 in Zanesville. The NYC aids industry by routing shipments to other railroads or trucking, fearing widespread disruption to chemical plants in Kanawha Valley and other regions.
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Corning
Zanesville
New York Central Railroad
L. W. Fisher
NYC
Toledo
Swiss
Fisher
Kanawha Valley
West Virginia
DuPont
Monsanto
General Chemical
Railway Express
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Lilinoig
Idled Meigs Men Differ Over Rail Strike Action
In Middleport groups of New York Central Railroad workers gathered Monday to discuss the strike that tied up railroads west of Buffalo. The informal meeting at the village hall debated fairness of the timing and what the action would mean personally.
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Middleport
New York Central Railroad
Buffalo
Village Hall
Two Animal Diseases Take Heavy Dog Toll
In Cadiz a veterinarian reports epidemics of distemper and infectious hepatitis have killed hundreds of dogs across six counties including Harrison Belmont Jefferson Carroll Guernsey and Tuscarawas. Some cats also died from infectious enteritis.
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Cadiz
F. L. Rogers
Harrison
Belmont
Jefferson
Carroll
Guernsey
Tuscarawas
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Race Wire Service
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Minneapolis
Jackson Hotel
PUC
West
R. E. Libby
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Lee Sang Cho
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Auditor Ferguson
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