UN Confident on POW Talks as Reds Propose Port Changes
UN Command rejected four proposed changes to entry ports in Korea and said it would await Communist replies to seven prisoner questions. Brig. Gen. William P. Nuckols said the port issue should be solvable quickly while noting the Reds seemed to study the questions.
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Munsan
Korea
United Nations Command
William P. Nuckols
UN Command
Pyongyang
Sinanju
Hamhung
Hungnam
Seoul
Inchon
Taegu
Suwon
West Korea
Pusan
Masan
Southeast Korea
Ex-Commie Claims Reds Control UE in Ohio Hearing
A Cleveland machinist testified to the Ohio Un-American Activities Commission that the Communist Party controls the United Electrical Workers Union with a very small minority. He said non Communist UE leaders could remove communists, while noting the IUE infiltration plan and his own party exit after testifying in Washington. The commission rejected a call to halt hearings as UE members pressed for dissolution. A report cited Ohio Communist fund raising totaling 7147 of 21300 for 1952 with various city quotas listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Un-American Activities Commission
Communist Party
United Electrical Workers Union
John FE
Janowitz
Cleveland
FBI
CIO
International United Electrical Workers
IUE
Washington
Ohio
Ohio Party News
Akron
Ohio Valley
Egypt Holds Party Chiefs Charged After Wafdist Rupture
In Cairo Fuad Serag El Din Pasha and Abdel Fattah Hassan Pasha, pivotal figures in the ousted Wafdist cabinet, were arrested and sent to northern villages. No charges were filed yet. The prosecutor general accuses Serag El Din of administrative responsibility for the Jan 26 fire riots that killed 67 and fueled damages, while Hassan is blamed by anti Wafdists for a provocative speech amid the unrest.
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Cairo
Egypt
Fuad Serag el Din Pasha
Abdel Fattah Hassan Pasha
Serag el Din
Mustapha el Nahas Pasha
Hassan
Interior
Guy Bowen Dies Monday on Farm Near Albany
Guy B Bowen 66 died Monday morning after a heart attack at his farm near Albany. He was unmarried and survived by brother Gilbert of near Carpenter and four sisters Flora Ar babaugh Rosa Perry Alma Hood both near Carpenter and Edna Bolton Piqua. Funeral services will be Wednesday at 1 p.m. at Boring Chapel Church with burial in Bowen Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Tuesday at Rosa Perry residence.
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Albany
Guy B. Bowen
Here
Gilbert
Carpenter
Flora Arbaugh
Rosa Perry
Alma Hood
Near Carpenter
Edna Bolton
Piqua
Boring Chapel
Bowen Cemetery
Singer Sewing Machine Drop-head In Good Condition
Wanted ads note care in checking daily and urge thrifty housewives to find bargains in Want Ad columns. The line promises a ready market for any items offered for sale and invites readers to try a Want Ad first.
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Singer
Albany
Messenger
1000 Troops Rail To Dent Allied Lines
Allied guns routed 1000 Chinese Reds who attacked a four mile sector northwest of Korangpo as Allied planes pounded rail targets and ground positions. Fighter bombers hit 57 holes in the rail system while air raid sirens sounded in Seoul and radar noted unidentified targets off Inchon.
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Seoul
Korea
U. S. Eighth Army
Korangpo
Inchon
Fugitive Seeks Ohio Shelter in Martin County Case
Attorneys for Carlos Hembree a 27 year old fugitive from a South Carolina road gang ask Governor Lausche in Columbus to keep him in Ohio. Hembree says he is serving an eight year term for a crime he did not commit and was arrested as an AWOL soldier after being picked up at his brother’s farm in Tennessee.
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Cleveland
South Carolina
Frank J. Lausche
Columbus
Ohio
Carlos Hembree
Hembree
FBI
The
Match & Merryweather Machinery Co
Negotiations Resume In 3-Year Rail Dispute
The government resumes talks today in the three year old rail labor dispute. Leaders of three unions representing firemen engineers and conductors travel to Washington by plane for a meeting with railroad officials and the National Mediation Board.
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Washington
National Mediation Board
Fire Displaces Six Families on Main Street Newark
A blaze at a two story apartment building on Main Street in Newark's east business district forced six families from their homes Monday night. All occupants escaped unharmed.
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Newark
Paratex Freed After 24 Hours In Ice Off Cleveland Harbor
The tanker Paratex, trapped for a day in ice four miles off Cleveland harbor on Lake Erie, was freed by a tugboat and proceeded toward Toledo.
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Cleveland
Paratex
Cleveland Harbor
Lake Erie
Toledo
Top Truman Aides Defend Foreign Aid in Hearings
Senate and House committees summon two top Truman aides to defend the 7.9 billion dollar foreign aid program. Secretary of State Dean Acheson testifies on the measure before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee while W Averell Harriman testifies for the House Foreign Affairs Committee. Critics plan cuts up to four billion, as Japan treaty debates proceed.
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Washington
Senate
House
Administration
Truman
Dean Acheson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
W. Averell Harriman
Mutual Security Agency
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Harriman
Congress
Acheson
Conally
D-Tex
Alfred M. Gruenther
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Cure Earliest Human Anthrax Case in Ohio
A 22 year old woman, Anne C Brown of Gahanna, Ohio, a laboratory technician for the state agriculture department, was cured of anthrax after treatment with penicillin. She contracted the disease while handling cultures in a search for the source of the outbreak among dogs.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Agriculture Department
Anne C. Brown
Gahanna
Agriculture Department
Brown
Harry G. Geyer
Two U S Jets Set Record In Nonstop Transcontinental Flight
In Neusberg Germany two American F 84 Thunderjets flew 2800 miles in four hours and 48 minutes. Maj Robert A Krug from Reading Pennsylvania and Lt Larry M Killpac of Salt Lake City Utah piloted the mission. Officials called it possibly the longest nonstop Thunderjet flight to date with an average speed near 583 miles per hour over seven countries including Germany Austria Switzerland Italy France England and Belgium.
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Neusberg
Germany
Robert A. Krug
Reading
Larry M. Killpac
Salt Lake City
Utah
U. S
Austria
Switzerland
Italy
France
England
Belgium
Five Day Forecast for Ohio Weather Shift Through Week
The Ohio forecast shows temperatures near normal to slightly above. Normal highs range from 51 to 59 with lows from 31 to 35. CoolerWednesday, warmerFriday and Saturday, cooler Sunday. Rain totals expected one-half to three-fourths inch, mainly tonight through Wednesday morning and again Friday or Saturday.
Steel Firms' Close-Down Plans Slowed
Washington reports most steel firms expect a strike by midnight Sunday to be postponed. U S Steel showed initial intent to shut ferro manganese operations but delays a formal move. Only Jones and Laughlin has definite plans to close, starting tomorrow to avoid furnace damage from molten metal.
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Washington
U. S. Steel Corp
Jones & Laughlin
Pittsburgh
Higgins Dies in Athens After Short Illness
H. H. Higgins 78 of 37 Grand Park Blvd died Tuesday morning in Sheltering Arms Hospital after a two day illness. Born in Jackson he had lived in Athens 17 years. Survived by daughters Ruth Cumberland and Beulah Weber, a grandson Danny Weber, and brother C. C. Higgins. Funeral services Thursday at 1 30 p m at Dowler Ferguson Hughes, burial in Jackson.
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H. H. Higgins
Grand Park Blvd
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Jackson
Athens
Cora
Higgins
Ruth Cumberland
Los Angeles
Beulah Weber
Danny Weber
C. C. Higgins
Logan
Dowler-Ferguson-Hughes Funeral Home
John M
Versteeg
Husband jailed after fatal March crash in Ravenna
Paul Vander pool, 31, was fined 100 dollars and imprisoned for 60 days following an automobile accident on March 8 in Ravenna that killed his wife Eleanor.
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Ravenna
Paul Vanderpool
Eleanor
Western Union Faces Ohio Race Wire Cut Off
Western Union Telegraph Co. says it will comply if the Ohio Public Utilities Commission orders shut down six leased race wire circuits in Ohio. A hearing opens on the commission order to show cause why race wire service should be stopped. six subscribers remain of 48 leased circuits as of last Sept. 7.
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Columbus
Western Union Telegraph Co
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Ohio
Utilities Commission
Western Union
Pilot lands burning transport over Dallas homes
Marine Captain R C Wesley ordered 20 servicemen from a burning two engine R5C transport before parachuting to safety from about 500 feet. The aircraft crashed in an open field near a southwest Dallas neighborhood, killing two parachutists and leaving a third missing while others were unharmed. A witness praised the pilot for steering the plane away from houses.
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Dallas
R. C. Wesley
Pensacola
Fla
Wesley
Rita Hayworth Rejects Aly Khan Comeback Effort
Hollywood trade notes report Aly Khan tried to win back Rita Hayworth with weekend talks via his emissary Attorney Charles Torem. Hayworth said the talks did not alter her plan to divorce and proceed to Reno after completing her current film.
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Hollywood
Aly Khan
Rita Hayworth
Aly
Charles Torem
Reno
Torem
Ike Indicates Early Return
Political leaders pursued hints of the two mystic presidential nominees as Truman and Eisenhower stirred expectations. Dems pressed for McKinney to join the secret campaign plan while Eisenhower signaled a possible return with a public letter to GOP House members. Sen Taft launched a Wisconsin tour as Stassen pressed similar themes ahead of the April 1 primary.
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Truman
Gen
Dwight D. Eisenhower
National Party
Frank E. McKinney
Key West
Fla
National Committee
Washington
McKinney
Eisenhower
Congress
Paul G. Hoffman
Paris
Sen. Taft
Ohio
Wisconsin
Harold E. Stassen
Sleuth Stakes Job on Wage Quiz Sheets
Washington reports that Newhbold Morris begins a campaign to gather income sources from 25,000 high paid government officials with mailed questionnaires. Morris asserts coercive filling is required or resignations may follow. President Truman seeks broad cooperation while Senator McCarran moves to limit Morris powers.
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Washington
Newhbold Morris
Morris
Truman
Executive Branch
McCarran
D-New
Senate Judiciary Committee
Hunt Pressed for Missing Austrian Student in Ohio
Bloodstains on Helmut Graef’s abandoned car near Columbus raise questions but sheriff Lt. Beck cautions they do not prove foul play. Glass, splinters, and a rock suggest a break in. Graef, a 23-year-old University of Cincinnati student, may have left the scene hitchhiking.
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Columbus
Helmut Graef
University of Cincinnati
Graef
Ellsworth P. Beck
Franklin County Sheriff's Office
Beck
Korean Vets Service Cut for Returned Soldiers
Washington announces a policy to release three months early all soldiers on involuntary active duty who have rotated home from Korea. Officers warrant officers and enlisted men who served there after June 1950 qualify. The plan also cuts active service for veterans of Korea and World War II from 17 to 14 months for certain inactive and volunteer reserve officers in the United States.
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Washington
Korea
Army
Pace
United States
Farm Week opens at Ohio State University
About 10 000 Ohio farmers are expected to attend the 40th annual Farm and Home Week opening today at Ohio State University.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Book portrays Truman as lonely president in private thoughts
A new book titled Mr President compiles Harry S. Truman’s private remarks revealing a sentimental, lonely leader who fears World War III and questions democracy’s indispensable man. The volume notes omissions such as Dwight D. Eisenhower and contrasts Bradley as superior to other generals.
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Washington
Harry S. Truman
White House
Truman
William Hillman
Mutual Broadcasting System
Harry Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Omar N. Bradley
Joint Chiefs,of Staff
Submarine Volcano Erupts Near Manila 315 Miles Off Coast
The Birthstar reports a submarine volcano belching smoke and steam about 315 miles north of Manila in the Pacific. The Didicas Rocks site, 40 miles northeast of Luzon, marks a century old eruption that first surfaced in 1856. Captain J J Philippsen of the Bright Star says the vessel passed 30 miles from the spot.
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Manila
Pacific Ocean
Los Angeles
Persian Gulf
J. J. Phlippsen
Portland
Ore
Brightstar
Philippines Weather Bureau
Didicas Rocks
Luzon Island
Dust Storms Slash Southwest and Sweep Toward Chicago
High winds rattled eastern New Mexico and western Texas with the worst dust storm in years. A Wichita Falls tornado damaged roofs and uprooted trees while knocking out power. Weather officials warned of possible tornadoes in Texas and Oklahoma and predicted rain and snow as the storm moved east toward Chicago tonight.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Texas
Wichita Falls
Tex
Weather Bureau
Oklahoma
Chicago
Margaret Maxwell Named Southeast Ohio Health District Nurse Consultant
Margaret Maxwell, a Lancaster native, is appointed field nursing consultant for the Southeast Ohio Health District. She previously served with the Iowa State Department of Health and was director of nurses in Kalamazoo, Michigan.
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Margaret Maxwell
Southeast Ohio Health District
Miss Maxwell
Lancaster
Iowa State Department of Health
Kalamazoo
Mich
Ship hearings set in Cleveland on mass settlement
Hearings will begin in about two weeks in Cleveland to determine the distribution of the 2,150,000 mass settlement accepted by Noronic ship disaster claims.
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Cleveland
Noronic
Eisenhower Leaves Gate Open for Backers Campaign
Washington AP General Dwight D. Eisenhower signals he will regularly reexamine the political situation and keeps the door open for a Republican nomination bid. He stresses NATO duties and says no other job during the next months would be as important as his present command.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Congress
Hope
Regan
House
Eisenhower
NATO
Comemand
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Brewster
Maine
New Hampshire
Air ROTC to Transfer Control to Maxwell AFB
The Ohio University Air ROTC program will move August 1 from Mitchell AFB Long Island to Maxwell AFB Montgomery under Air University. The change consolidates 187 units and links missions, with Lt. Col. John K. Graham noting better supervision and continuity for about 110,000 students. A four-year tour for officers at university units will extend until completion, ensuring instructors remain with the same freshman class through graduation.
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Ohio University
Continental Air Command
Mitchell Air Force Base
Long Island
N. Y
Air University
Maxwell Air Force Base
Montgomery
Ala
John K.graham
Coleges
Graham
Uneder One
Air Rotc
Air Force
University Unite
Betty Hutton Weds Film Dance Director in Las Vegas
Actress Betty Hutton and film dance director Charles O Curran wed in a surprise elopement. District Judge Frank McNamee performed the ceremony at 1 15 am in the Lost Frontier Hotel chapel. Details on plans or residence were not disclosed.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Betty Hutton
Charles O’curran
Frank McNamee
Lost Frontier Hotel
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