Truman Delivers Ambiguous 1952 Plans At White House
President Truman declined to reveal his 1952 intentions at a White House briefing. Lawmakers differed on whether he will seek reelection as Republicans and some Democrats predict he will not run. He insisted he knows his course but will announce in due time, noting conventions meet next June or July.
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Wherry Critiques Troop Plans Delaying European Air Power
Washington AP World War II era report notes Senator Wherry argues plans to send more ground troops to Europe delay vital American air force buildup. McFarland predicts votes to defeat recommittal. Taft criticizes Truman for authority over troop assignments and Eisenhower command, urging congressional approval.
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Truman Urges Prompt Action on Grain For India
President Truman demanded immediate congressional approval of half of 200000 tons of grain for India. He urged prompt action at yesterday's news conference and said details would follow after the initial shipment.
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Red Battle Casualties Estimated at 760 300 in Korea
Washington dispatch reports today’s estimate of total casualties in Korea reaching 760 300 through March 32. The tally includes 440 008 battle deaths 7 001 nonbattle losses and 141 300 Red prisoners. Chinese Red casualties are put at 260 000 with 41 400 nonbattle losses. North Korea has 228 000 captured and 2 900 Chinese prisoners reported.
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Bank Robbers Await Grand Jury Action in Ohio Case
Federal authorities moved to Columbus as the two men Hart Edgell and Jick Howell, aged 27 and 23, charged in the $7050 bank robbery at the Aff. Pleasant bank, await action by the Federal Grand Jury after being captured six hours postholdup.
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Fire guts factory in Deville damages Garrod plant
A fire swept through the Garrod Manure Co. plant at Deville today, gutting the interior and causing damage estimated at 50 thousand dollars by Karl Garrod. No injuries were reported as firefighters battled flames at the Wooster facility.
Ohio Turnpike Commission Holds Meeting on Northern Route
Newly confirmed Ohio Turnpike Commission members Shacknosky Tamgarden McKay and Seasongood called a Tuesday session at Columbus to review financing and a northern Ohio highway. Gov. Lahische had submitted their names months ago as the Senate approved the four appointees. The panel aims to finalize preliminary surveys to assess a turnpike spanning the state.
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Traveling Cyclist Spans 48600 Miles Across North America
The former Daytonian left in January and plans a 38,000 mile trip across America and Canada. He earned money for years by service work, hospitality in homes, and playing a musical saw while seeking shelter and support along his long journey.
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Lustron Plant Transfer to Be Complete Sunday
WASSINGTONS. GP Official transfer of the idle Lustron plant in Commbus to Me Neve for making planes should be completed by Sunday, says an official of Heconstruction Fi panve Corp. Chairmen W. Elner Harber of the REC Joetwight said he has applied. The plant once produced prefabricated homes. A Senate subcommittee recently urged the REC to preserve the Lustron plant for defense housing.
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Acute need for engineers in Ohio
Columbus report cites a state wide survey showing growing demand for engineers. Administrator Ernest Carnell notes significant openings for mechanical engineers, mainly in Akron and Cleveland area. electrical engineering needs spread across Cincinnati Akron Cleveland Columbus and other cities.
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U S Budget Will Balance For Fiscal 51
The 1951 budget is near balance with a projected surplus around 2.7 billion dollars as receipts outpace spending driven by higher tax take and lagging military orders. Officials say the surplus could rise and reduce the 1952 deficit forecast, though tax legislation faces Congress. In Hollywood, Judy Holliday and Jose Ferrer won Oscars, both absent, as “All About Eve” swept honors and Joseph Mankiewicz topped writing and directing awards.
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New York
Hine Hull
Jon “tHorver
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Joseph L. Mankiewiex
Bille Dawn
Columbia Studils
Ethel Barrymore
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Schuman Seeks Strong French Voice in Mediterranean Defense
French Foreign Minister Robert Schuman met with Secretary of State Acheson to push for a stronger French role in Mediterranean defense. Reports say France demands inclusion of key figures in future NATO‑style discussions, signaling friction over Malta talks and Western Europe defense unity.
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Robert Schuren
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Loaded Horse Report Struggles in Ontario Town
In Wisgham Ontario a farmer William Kelly reports his horse was frightful and swatted at a rifle bullet that shattered a window. The animal ate about a dozen bullets but survived with unknown injuries. The incident remains unclear with no further details available.
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Young Proves He Is in Debt
Washington. Merk Yelling, reputed influence on government loans, fled a sworn statement showing a large debt. A Senate Banking subcommittee ordered the statement made public. Young, a bank official, listed debts totaling about 140,792.66 dollars, with no current income disclosed.
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Festival Underway Promotes Three-Way Mane Festival
The three-way mane festival opened today in CHATDON with a bustling market. Vendors offered shup at 5.50 dollars per gallon, marking a 0.50 increase from the previous price as crowds gathered for the event.
Logan Man's Draft Trial Nears Close
Loy Vernal Imboden, 25, of Logan, is on trial in Columbus for draft evasion under the Selective Service Act. The case, held before a federal jury at Fort Hayes, opened yesterday as defense and prosecution sparred over constitutionality and anticipated a verdict by day’s end. Assistant U S District Attorney Lauren Windom led the opening, while attorney Lona McDay represented Imboden, who denies the charge and contends the act is unconstitutional.
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College Draft To Be Liberal
Washington officials outline a new liberal draft deferment policy for college students. The plan, disclosed yesterday, would defer nearly all freshmen and many sophomores who are high academically. Juniors in the upper half of their class and seniors in the upper three fourths would also be deferred, while other students face potential deferments depending on scholastic standing.
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Red Koreans Said Dying Of Diseases
Reported from North Korea describes widespread civilian suffering as soldiers and civilians die from diseases. Limited medical staff, drafts depleting care, and failed vaccination efforts worsen health conditions.
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Bowling Green Dominates Seven B Speech Events
Bowling Green claimed seven B speech event wins at the PS Kappa Delta sponsored tournament. The event showcased university teams and honorary fraternities with notable performances from Green State University participants, highlighting a strong showing in rhetoric and oratory contests.
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Artillery halts first Red thrust in six weeks
AP report from Tokyo says American big guns stalled the Chinese Red counter-thrust on the western Korean front. Uijongbu area fighting continued with bitter clashes as Allied artillery and infantry pressed to hold and regain hills. Red forces reportedly moved 30,000 fresh troops toward the front and China sought a spring offensive amid heavy rains turning Korea into mud.
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Jet Air Battle Downs One Soviet Made Plane
A large air clash over North Korea sees UN and Red forces in dogfights above the peninsula. One Russian MiG was shot down. two were damaged, while UN planes reportedly escaped unharmed. Canadian pilot Levesque of the US Fourth Fighter-Interceptor Wing claimed a MiG in a long burst before it exploded.
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Senate Crime Committee Extension Prolongs Investigations
The Senate Crime Committee extended its probe through April and plans further hearings. Key figures cited include Frank Costello and others linked to interstate gaming, with contempt citations sought for several witnesses who refused to answer questions.
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Involved Senators Tangle Over Ship Sale Fallout
Fragmented account places Senators Stettinius and Halsey at the center of a controversial ship sale. Washington sources allege a secretive arrangement tied to Lloyd, with references to embassy intrigue and banking subcommittees. Senate leaders and Commerce Committee members dispute details while considering timing and scope of any action.
Postal Notes Passe Beginning April
The notice outlines changes in postal operations starting April including money order use and new automatic calculating machines. It mentions Washington and other locations with tentative timelines and program updates for the post office and public transactions.
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Cepelone
Slaughter Regulation Clarified by OPS
The Office of Price Stabilization clarified who must register under the livestock slaughter rules. Operators shipping less than 6,000 pounds are exempt from bearing the same burden, contradicting earlier statements that all livestock slaughtered on their premises required full registration.
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Prices of 22 Foods Fall in Columbus Market
A Columbus report shows prices for 22 food items easing mid February to mid March while 21 other foods declined. The Ohio Department of Industrial Relations released figures noting mixed monthly shifts and rising costs for a few items amid a broad drop in the market.
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Dancing Hartmans Formally Separated
The Dancing Hartmans announced they are formally separated after a period of incompatibility. A separation agreement was entered several days ago, with both parties stating they will continue to work together as friends and partners.
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Earthquake Shakes New England Town
A tremor struck a New England town causing brief alarms and scattered reports of structural damage. Local officials coordinated assessments with emergency crews, urging residents to stay clear of unstable structures while utilities were checked. No major injuries were immediately reported as residents evaluated aftershocks and advised on safety measures.
Train Union Calls ICC Probe in Senate Inquiry
Cleveland readers learn the Train Union urges an ICC investigation, amid a Senate inquiry into Interstate Commerce Commission actions. The weekly Trainin News notes the fight over rate hikes for rail carriers and seeks expedited service amid ongoing industry pressure.
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Weather Outlook Restores Normal Temps With Varied Rain
The column forecasts near normal temperatures for the week with a maximum around 42 and a minimum near 3. Rain is expected to begin Sunday with intermittent captures through Monday and Tuesday, bringing unsettled conditions. Expect shifting winds and cooler air as fronts move through the region.
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