House Republicans Seek New Three Billion Dollar Cut
The House Appropriations Committee considers a new 3 billion cut to the 1951 omnibus budget bill. Targets include most domestic agencies while foreign aid and certain trust funds remain protected. Analysts expect a 4 billion deficit with no tax hikes, and a potential 1 billion if a second 3 billion slash passes.
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National Defense
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Man Enters Innocent Plea in Grand Larceny Case
Denver Bricker Chauncey postal employee 43 pleaded innocent to grand larceny when arraigned before Mayor W P Mickle of Athens. Attorney R W Finsterwald waived reading. Bricker bound over to grand jury under 2000 bond. Charged by mother in law Mrs Mary Omen with taking 660 belonging to her. Arrested Sunday near Clarion Iowa and held at Athens County jail. Also a divorce petition filed by wife Charlotte Bricker Chauncey postmistress seeking temporary restraining order to block sale of a 1949 model car. injunction hearing set for 9 am Saturday.
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Chauncey Postal Employe
W. P. Mickle
Athens
R. W. Finsterwald
Cker
Prand
Bricker
Mary Omen
Clarion
Iowa
Athens County
Brick
Charlotte B Wicker
Chauncey Postmistress
Normal Handling Set For Tax Refuser Toledo Minister
The income tax case of Toledo minister Dr. Aleck Dodd and his wife who refused to pay part of their tax will be processed like any other taxpayer. Quinlivan Toledo district internal revenue collector stated 16 people nationwide refuse a share of tax they say funds war efforts.
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John Quinlivan
Aleck Dodd
AFL says AFL wins over Reds in Europe unions
Cincinnati report quotes AFL Vice-president George M. Harrison noting the American Federation of Labor is winning its battle against Communism among European trade unions. He says the campaign has been so social that the Communists chance of paralyzing Italy and France with a general strike has been greatly imperiled.
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American Federation of Labor
AFL
George M. Harrison
Italy
France
Want Ads Accepting Entries for Big Sunday Section
Want Ads are accepted up to 2 noon Saturday for the Big Sunday Want Ad Section. Phone 0242 for an ad-taker.
Fire Sweeps Nelson McCoy Pottery Plant in Roseville
A three story Nelson McCoy Pottery plant in Roseville suffered a major blaze early today. McCoy put damage at 60 to 70 percent with preliminary losses between 200000 and 300000 dollars. Firemen from Zanesville South Zanesville and Crooksville aided. one volunteer fell 20 feet and fractured a leg.
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Nelson McCoy
Roseville
Ohio
McCoy
Crooksville
Pearl Buckley
Acheson Issues Triplex Notice on China Russia and U S
Secretary of State Acheson warned China against provoking trouble beyond its borders and told Russia seven points must be reconciled with the non communist world for security. He also addressed Americans that foreign policy rests with their actions, not speeches or Congress, during a talk in San Francisco.
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Russia
Acheson
Washington
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California
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Palace Hotel
Ingrid Bergman Plans Custody Battle in Court Fight
Ingrid Bergman and her husband Dr. Peter Lindstrom prepare for a custody showdown over their 12 year old Pia. Bergman's lawyer Gregson Bautzer says she will testify. Lindstrom accuses her of being unfit. The Mexican divorce cited as nullity is noted by Lindstrom's attorney Isaac Pacht.
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Ingrid Bergman
United States
Peter Lindstrom
Pia
Stromboli
Roberto Rossellini
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Gregson Bautzer
Stassen Says U S Lost Ground In Cold War
Harold E Stassen former GOP presidential hopeful argues the United States has fallen behind in the cold war and blames the State Department for retreating into a mental dugout He notes possible shifts in the department’s approach as signs of change emerge.
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America
State Department
Minnesota
Shopping center planned on former American Vitrified site
A multi million dollar shopping center will be built on the former American Vitrified Products Co site, razed by fire last June, in Barberton.
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Barberton
American Vitrified Products Co
Funeral plans for Thom as W. Bowers brother-in-law of Senator Taft
Funeral services are being planned for Thomas W. Bowers aged 62, brother-in-law of Sen. Robert A. Taft of Ohio, who died on Thursday. The personal details reference his relationship to the senator and establish the immediate family connection.
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New York
Thomas W. Bowers
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Family of Six Killed In Port Huron Fire
A kerosene stove blast caused a blaze that destroyed a concrete block home on Willow Lane in Port Huron Township. Kenneth Chase, 42, his wife Phyllis, 32, an expectant mother, and their four children Judith 6 Nancy 4 Ralph 3 and Rebecca 2 died in the fire noted by a passerby around 6 am. The father’s body was found in the kitchen and the others in bedrooms as the roof collapsed.
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Kenneth Chase
A. J. Foster
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Phyllis
Judith
Nancy
Ralph
Rebecca
Willow Lane
Foster
Murder Trial Delayed to May for Ohio State Fraternity Slaying
James D. Heer 20 of Euclid will not face trial until May 1 for the slaying of Delta Tau Delta pledge Jack T. McKeown of Norwood at Ohio State University. A postponement was won on a technicality after defense counsel argued prospective jurors were drawn before Heer pleaded. Heer will be arraigned this morning in Columbus.
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James D. Heer
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Atty. M. L. Bigger
Dana F. Reynolds
Heer
Jack T. McKeown
Norwood
Ohio
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Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Ohio State University
Mexican National Held In Slaying Of Sheriff
Joe Villalobos, a 24 year old Mexican national, was arrested Thursday in Presidio Texas for the slaying of Sheriff O W Morrow. Deputy Sheriff Mack Tarwater quoted the suspect as saying he fired four shots at the sheriff during a fight on a mountain road north of Presidio Sunday.
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O. W. (Blackie) Morrow
Mack Tarwater
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Wearin' of the Green Turns White Across Midwest and East
A white St Patrick day draped regions from Wisconsin to Virginia as snow blankets the belt from the upper Midwest to the Middle Atlantic. Another snow area spread over the upper Mississippi Valley into North Dakota and Montana with more accumulation likely in Michigan and Wisconsin.
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St. Patrick’s Day
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Virginia
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Minnesota
Grand Jury Probe Seen for Lustron
A Columbus newspaper reports a possible grand jury investigation into how Lustron Corp. spent government loan funds. A court appointed receiver operates the firm financed by 37.5 million dollars from the Reconstruction Finance Corp. Judge Mell G. Underwood declined to comment.
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Lustron Corp
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Rare disease fight uses blood donations for boy
In Seven Hills Village residents rally to save 3 year old Billy Calvin at Lakeside Hospital. Doctors report his blood lacks platelets and cannot clot, causing repeated hemorrhages in a unique case.
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Seven Hills Village
Billy Calvin
Billy
Lakeside Hospital
Three Children Drown in Flooded Mississippi Backwater
Three children drowned near Belzoni Mississippi when two skiffs overturned in rising backwaters. Local authorities investigated the accident as heavy flood conditions persisted.
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Belzoni
Navy’s anti submarine drive cut funds threaten readiness
The Navy tees up a top priority anti submarine program but faces a $4.01 billion 1951 budget for next July 1 start and a fleet cut from 288 to 239 ships. Admiral Forrest Sherman warns reductions hit patrol planes destroyers and air stations while snorkel subs loom as a new threat. He seeks 190 million for research to defeat underwater craft and calls current funds insufficient.
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New Element First Named by UC Scientists
Berkeley reports the discovery of element 98 by University of California researchers under Atomic Energy Commission contract. The new substance is the sixth addition since the Atomic Age began, built by bombarding uranium to create heavier elements.
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Impulse Killer Faces Chair at Lancaster Trial
Edward Lester Gibbs 25 a Franklin and Marshall College senior from Pitman New Jersey was found guilty of first degree murder with the death penalty mandatory for the January 10 killing of Marian Louise Baker a 21 year old F M secretary The jury of seven men and five women deliberated four hours and 45 minutes Gibbs attorney W Hensel Brown pledged an appeal if denied and plans to seek state supreme court review Gibbs claimed the killing was an impulse act after visiting a hangout near Lancaster with the victim.
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Edward Lester Gibbs
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Rhodes Sees No Loss In Transfer of Liquor
Cleveland report quotes Mayor James Rhodes of Columbus campaigning for governor. He argues privatizing Ohio's liquor monopoly would not reduce state revenue or raise liquor prices. He predicts the state will exit the liquor business quickly if elected.
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Cleveland
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Columbus
Spending by Officials Denounced by Lausche
Gov. Frank J. Lausche urged thrift in tax spending after C. Emory Glander the state tax commissioner said cities must levy municipal income taxes to gain local aid. The Ohio Supreme Court recently ruled cities can enact local income taxes with voter approval or charter permission.
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Frank J. Lausche
C. Emory Glander
Ohio Supreme Court
Weather Forecast for Columbus Temperatures Stay Below Normal
The extended forecast shows temperatures averaging 10 to 15 degrees below normal with normal highs around 43 and lows near 24. Expect continued cold conditions after the weekend and precipitation around 0.4 inches with snow on most days.
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Columbus
Cadet Cox Dropped From West Point Rolls
West Point officials announced that Cadet Richard Colvin Cox, 22, who has been missing since January 14, was dropped from the academy rolls. The action confirms his status while investigation continues.
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N.Y
U.S. Military Academy
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Loyalty Check Is Criticized in Senate Clash
Washington Senator Mundt accused the State Department of defending diplomat John S. Service without awaiting a new loyalty investigation. Service, American consul at Calcutta, was ordered home on the loyalty review board’s recommendation. McCarthy charged Peurifoy with trying to cover up the issue.
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State Department
John S. Service
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Service
MacCarthy
R-Wis
Calcutta
Civil Service Loyalty Review Board
John E. Peurifoy
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Peurifoy
Body Found in Lake Barberton Solves Huffman Disappearance
The mysterious disappearance of Frank Huffman, 49, ends with the recovery of his body from Lake Anna in a downtown park. No evidence of foul play was reported.
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Lake Barberton
Frank Huffman
Lake Anna
No Prank as 20-Year-Old Holds Up Father for Wallet
A 20-year-old son pointed a pistol at Arthur Dunlap Sr. and demanded money in a shop-ruled incident. The father, thinking it a prank, dropped his $55 billfold as the son declared a real stick-up. Police hunt Arthur Jr. and an unseen companion.
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Arthur Dunlap, Sr
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Rev. Ellen R. Whitney Dies on 87th Birthday
The Rev. Ellen R. Whitney died Wednesday night on her 87th birthday in Barberton Ohio. She rode side saddle across Northeastern Ohio to preach half a century ago and founded the Evangelical United Brethren Church where her funeral will be held Sunday. She was the first woman ordained by the United Brethren Church of Christ and served on the Eastern Ohio Circuit before retiring in 1931.
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Ellen R. Whitney
Ohio
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Minerva Cat-In-Kiln Test Declares Miracle Fire Resistant
Minerva reports a fake cat in a kiln test to prove Miracle the calico could survive 36 hours at 900 degrees. A synthetic cat of steak and fur yielded burnt remains, but thermometer data suggested heat tolerance, prompting vindication for Bucola and Dr. Orr amid expert doubt.
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Joe Bucola
Bucola
Twila Carman
Carman
Canton Repository
Walter R. Krill
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Veterinary College
William Orr
Poe
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Falling Tree Injures Two Men in Lake Hope Area
A tree fell on two men clearing right of way for the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. near Lake Hope this morning. Homer Prater, 27, Carbondale, suffered a fractured leg and head and chest injuries. Alva Johnson, 48, Carbondale, had a fractured leg. Both are employees of Johnson Construction Co., Ashland, Kentucky.
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Homer Prater
Carbondale
Alva Johnson
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
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Ashland
Pastor Challenges Law On Bus Colors In Ohio
In Columbus a Springs field minister challenged whether church buses may operate on $10 license plates if not painted yellow. He asserts a blue bus violates a new law misread by the State Highway Patrol, which reviews church buses before issuing the licenses.
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Springs
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Cambridge Cafe Owner Found Dead. Coroner Rules Self-Inflicted
Coroner W A Larrick ruled that Lorete ta Atwood, 44, owner of the Red Star Cafe, died by own action. Her body was found in her car with a .32 caliber pistol Wednesday night after an initial suicide verdict was reconsidered and reinstated.
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W. A. Larrick
Loreteta Atwood
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