MARSHALL QUIZZED ON RIDGWAY STATEMENT
U S armored patrols probed Munsan 21 miles NW of Seoul wiping out a Red flank threat as tanks and South Korean infantry moved through the town. Across the front, mine fields and small arms fire slowed probes while Chinese forces wilt from supply shortages and UN pressure. Combat news noted advances near Inje and Chunchon with mixed enemy withdrawals and continued air strikes on Manchuria and North Korea.
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Tokyo
U.S
Munsan
Seoul
Chunchon
Korea
Sinuiju
Manchuria
U. S. Fifth Air Force
Red Radio
Pyongyang
U.S. Defense Department
Red
Eighth Army
Seoul-Munsan
Inje
Vinton youth shot after rock attack by teasing group
Sheriff deputies report a Vinton youth was shot and treated at Holzer Hospital for shotgun wounds after five boys teased Ed McCarrey’s truck. Ed McCarrey fired from the vehicle when a rock struck him. Five boys named include James Lester Casto the driver Hobart Mahan and a cousin. The incident followed similar past reports in Vinton and may involve the Keesee family. The victim’s condition was not serious.
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Gallipolis
Vinton
Paim
Willard x Vinton
Holzer Hospital
Ed McCarrey
McCarley
Keesee
James Lester Casto
Hobart Mahan
Wilbur Smith
Blast Injures 17 at Cincinnati Tavern
An explosion originating in a women’s restroom ripped through a near downtown tavern in Cincinnati around midnight injuring 17 people, three seriously. White co-owners Nathan N. Burin and Joseph Brandes were unhurt. Burin said he grabbed something and felt as if he’d be blown away. Estimates place 75 to 100 patrons inside at the time.
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Cincinnati
Nathan N. Burin
Joseph Brandes
Burin
MacArthur Fitted For Civilian Clothes
Gen. Douglas MacArthur has been fitted for civilian clothes for the first time in 11 years. Maj. Gen. Courtney Whitney said MacArthur may soon wear mufti though no date was given for donning his civvies. The news comes as speculation grows over his public appearance in non-military attire.
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New York
Douglas MacArthur
Mufti
Courtney Whitney
MacArthur
Whitney
Wheelock's Wife Says Rival Cases a Coincidence
Two women in the life of Los Angeles stockbroker Thomas G. Wheelock were hospitalized after overdoses of sleeping pills as police investigated similar incidents. Wheelock, married to Miss Astor for six years, told investigators the events were entirely unrelated and a fantastic coincidence.
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Los Angeleps
Mary. Astor
Joan Blair Cas
Erly Hills
Thomas G. Wheelock
Chunky Lock
Miss Astor
Bus Drivers Strike Shuts Chillicothe IntraCity Service
Chillicothe with a population of 20 121 loses intra city bus service as 15 Public Transport Company workers walk off. Eleven of the strikers operate four buses, halting local routes.
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Chillicothe
Four Vehicle Crash Injures Three at Nelsonville Intersection
A four vehicle crash at Chestnut and Fourth in Nelsonville sent three people to Mount St Mary Hospital. Allen Ball, 56, sustained severe chest injuries and face cuts. His son Harold Ball, 18, had facial cuts and a sprained ankle. Carl Graham, 25, was also injured. The coal truck driver John Corby of Carbon Hill remained at the scene. The Ball car veered into the truck, sending the car into two parked vehicles before a third parked car was struck. All four vehicles were heavily damaged.
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Nelsonville
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Allen Ball
Harold Ball
James Cope
Carl Graham
Buchtel
Cope
John Corby
Carbon Hill
Chestnut
Ball Auto
Fourth St
Dorothy Shirley
High St
Wilbur Griffiths
Quake Toll Is Only 200 in El Salvador
A quake in southeast El Salvador leaves 25,000 homeless near the Pan American Highway 65 miles east of San Salvador. Officials say the death toll will not exceed 200, far below the government estimate of 1000. The visit to the quake area shows scenes of utter devastation.
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Jucuapa
el Salvador
San Salvador
Newsboys Join U S Defense Bond Campaign Door to Door
The U S Treasury launches a Defense Bond sales drive with 240 Messenger carriers and 500000 newspaper boys nationwide. They will deliver pledges May 14 to 19 and collect them, talking bonds with subscribers. The top carrier wins an all expense trip to Washington for the National Carrier Congress.
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U.S. Treasury
Fred W. Weber
the Messenger
U.S. Defense
Weber
International Circulation Managers Association
America
Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary of Defense
Washington
Congress
Dawson denies RFC influence in loans case
White House aide Donald S S Dawson testified he did not abuse his office to influence Reconstruction Finance Corporation loan decisions. He gave a formal denial as Senate Fulbright subcommittee prepared extensive questioning over allegations of a web of influence in loan grants or withholds. A grand jury is already probing the charges, and RFC reorganizational actions followed the hearings.
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Washington
White House
Donald S&s
Dawson
Senate
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Fulbright
D-Ark
Subcommittee
Truman
RFC
Congress
Fulbright Group
W. Stuart Symington
National Security Resources Board
Taft Declares Ohio Governor Bid for 1952
Charles P Taft volunteer announces desire to seek the Republican nomination for Ohio governor in 1952 at a Dayton Protestant Episcopal Church gathering He describes himself as Cincinnati civic leader and noted church layman and says he may reconsider if unforeseen developments arise He says his brother Bob Taft agrees there is no valid reason not to run for governor.
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Dayton
Charles P. Taft
U. S
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Taft
Cincinnati
Bob
Acheson Stays Says Truman
President Truman dismissed reports that Secretary of State Acheson may leave office in months and denied plans to recall William O Dwyer as ambassador to Mexico. He backed Michael DiSaile's meat price contest order amid protests, calling the controversy a familiar fight as critics protest.
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Washington
Truman
Acheson
William O'Dwyer
Mexico
Michael DiSaile
DiSaile
Barkley to Speak at Columbus Jefferson-Jackson Dinner
Columbus Ohio June 7. Vice President Alben W Barkley will headline the Ohio Jefferson Jackson Day banquet invited by the Democratic State Executive Committee. Barkley previously visited Ohio during the 1950 Senate campaign and will deliver the main address.
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Columbus
Democratic State Executive Committee
Alben W. Barkley
Barkley
Ohio
Death of Col. Vasily Ulrich Reported by Red Star
The Army newspaper Red Star announced the death of Col. Vasily Vasilevitch Ulrich, aged 62, in Moscow. He served in Justice, and his passing was reported today by the state paper.
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Moscow
Red Star
Col. Gan
Vasily Vasilevitch Ulrich
Secretary Denies Any Parallel In MacArthur Question
For the fourth day Marshall testified before the Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees amid questions on Gen. MacArthur's removal. He denied a parallel to Ridgway's statements, said no general public discussions on the 38th parallel had occurred, and noted Dulles was not consulted about the firing. He added that Truman did consult Acheson Bradley Harriman and others, but not Dulles.
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Washington
Matthew B. Ridgway
Douglas MacArthur
Marshall
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees
H. Alexander Smith
RNJ
Ridgway
United Nations
Smith
MacArthur
Pentagon
George E. Stratemeyer
Far East
Stratemeyer
Manchurian
Dulles
Acheson
Truman
Omar N. Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
W. Averell Harriman
Mr. Dulles
General MacArthur
House Committee Votes To Increase Low Bracket Income Tax 15 Per Cent
The House Ways and Means Committee approved a three point increase in individual income taxes across all brackets, totaling about 3 billion dollars annually. The vote, 13 to 12, included two Democrats joining Republicans in opposition. If enacted, a married man with two dependents earning five thousand dollars would pay about five hundred ninety eight dollars yearly, and a twenty thousand dollar earner about one thousand eight hundred twenty. The administration had sought four points. Republicans favored a smaller 10 percent rise. Single heads of families and widows would receive partial relief through income splitting rules.
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House
Washington
Ways and Means
Senate
Ohioans Say Beef Control Cuts Supply
Two Ohio congressmen warned that wholesale beef price rollbacks will reduce meat available for U S dinners. They said cattle feeders will dump half grown cattle to cut losses, squeezing independent packers as big packers and black market operators tighten.
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Washington
Ohio
McCulloch
Clevenger
MecCulloch
Cincinnati Drug Probe Nets Four More Men
Cincinnati narcotics investigation added four men to questioning today. Detectives said 23 capsules of heroin were found on the men. All four were held without charge.
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Cincinnati
Cordell Hull Condition Reported as Improved
Cordell Hull, secretary of state from 1933 to 1944, improved while a Bethesda patient since Saturday. He, age 79, is battling a respiratory infection and heart ailment, according to reports released today.
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Cordell
Washington
Cordell Hull
Hull
Korea Vet Denied Treatment
A former Korean War veteran from Tucson, David R. Arellano Jr., cannot enter a Veterans Administration hospital because he is not recognized as a war veteran under current law. Washington and hospital officials debate eligibility while the man is treated at Pima County Hospital for throat cancer.
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Tucson
Aria
Veterans Administration
David R. Arellano, Jr
UN Can Win Korean War Says Austin at Tulane
Warren R. Austin, US delegate to the UN, voiced confidence the UN can win the Korean War without fracturing allied unity. He noted political and military factors are tied in collective security and stressed the need to maintain unity, signaling restraint toward going it alone in face of pressure to confront Red China.
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New Orleans
Warren R. Austin
United States
United Nations
Austin
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Red China
Tulane University
Ohio Assembly Votes Today On Four Red Hot Proposals
The Ohio Legislature plans votes on four measures in progress to adjourn early. The House considers padlocking gambling dens as a public nuisance and a city fare appeals bill, while the Senate debates liquor permit protections and civil service reorganization with a new three member panel. Senator Bartunek accuses Republicans of blocking a long-range highway plan, proposing a ten mile tax to fund road work.
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Ohio Assembly
Columbus
Ohio
Senate
House
Ente
Statentities Commission
Joseph W. Bartunek
Bartunek
Russell Found Guilty In Death of Grabow
A Common Pleas Court jury deliberated five and a half hours last night and found 21 year old William Russell guilty of the first degree murder of lumber company official William S and Grabow. Mercy was recommended but life imprisonment is mandatory. Grabow was beaten and robbed early December 1 and died 12 hours later in hospital. Russell, a former drinking companion, was arrested later.
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Columbus
Common Pleas
William Russell
William S
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