Red Forces Near Korea Boosted Since December
Secretary Marshall testified that Russia has enlarged its garrisons near Korea since December. He noted strong Soviet forces on Siberian borders but said recent buildup is sizeable. Marshall also questioned MacArthur’s plan to defeat Red China with air and sea power alone.
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Washington
Marshall
Russia
Korea
Siberian
Douglas MacArthur
Red China
Formosa
Connally
MacArthur
Manchuria
China
Senator Bridges
R-Nh
Korean
Bridges
Secretary of Defense
Flanders
R-Vi
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Cambridge City Council Calls for Governor to Probe Mayor
At a special meeting the Cambridge City Council adopted a resolution urging Governor Lausche to investigate Mayor Miles Stevens. If evidence warrants, the Governor should remove Stevens from office.
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Cambridge
Lausche
Miles Stevens
Stevens
UN Committee Backs Worldwide Ban on War Goods to China
United Nations sanctions committee votes 11 to 0 with Egypt abstaining to ban war goods shipments to Communist China. The 14 nation group advances the measure to the General Assembly while facing Soviet and Chinese opposition. Britain hints rubber shipments influence policy.
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UN Committee
China
United Nations
N.Y
United Nations Sanctions Committee
Egypt
Additional Measures Committee
Korea
General Assembly
Peiping
U. S
House of Commons
London
Britain
Malaya
Strategy For Ouster Is Revised
Washington reports Rep. Phil Lips of California proposes a new tactic to remove Dean Acheson as secretary of state. His amendment would bar State Department funds for anyone connected with a foreign government in the past five years, potentially targeting Acheson without naming him. Lips argues the measure would be lawful by avoiding a bill of attainder while achieving the same result.
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Washington
Phillips
Calif
House Rembericans
Dean Acheson
House
Apropriacions Committee
Acheson
State Department
United States
Firm To Take Land Title Transfer At Gallipolis Ferry
The Celanese Corporation will acquire eight land tracts totaling 450 acres from seven families at Gallipolis Ferry on Thursday May 24. Local agents announced the transfer, with no building plans disclosed. The firm representing Celanese is Somerville Hyer and Littlepage.
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Point Pleasant
Gallipolis Ferry
Celanese Corporation
Somerville, Hyer and Littlepage
ROK Vice President resigns in Korea
The 82 year old Lee Yung, vice president of the Republic of Korea, submitted resignation and its acceptance was announced today in Pusan.
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Rok Veep
Pusan
Korea
Lee Lee Yung
Republic of Korea
Brehm Convicted of Accepting Campaign Donations
Federal Judge Burnita Matthews will hear Friday arguments on Rep. Welton Brehm’s motion for a new trial. Brehm, serving his fifth term, was convicted of unlawfully receiving $1000 in political donations from Emma Craven in 1948 while she worked in his congressional office. He awaits sentencing after the judge rules.
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Washington
Burnita S. Matthews
Welton
Tivd
Ingg
Ohio
Brehm
Emma §. Craven
Senate Speed Probe Delayed By Disagreement Over 1950 Campaign
Washington report says senators split on whether to authorize a probe into Taft's 1950 race against Democrat Joseph T. Ferguson. Neither candidate requested the inquiry, and current Senate business concerns granting Robert Murphy, a Washington attorney, exemption from a federal rule barring former government employees from lobbying for two years after leaving federal service.
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Washington
Sen
Taft
Ohio
Joseph T. Ferguson
Senate
Robert Murphy
Namled
Fire probe ties man to burning stolen checks in Younglove Building
In Cleveland a 28 year old man admitted attempting to burn stolen checks in the Younglove Building on Saturday night just before a $500,000 blaze destroyed the structure. Battalion Chief Bernard Mulcahy quoted James Fox saying he heard an explosion and saw fire and smoke about five minutes before lighting the checks.
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Cleveland
Younglove
Bernard Mulcahy
Mulcahy
James Fox
Navy Collier and Seaplane Tender in Flames Near Cape Henry
The collier Thomas Tracy and the Navy seaplane tender Valcour collided five miles east of Cape Henry. Both ships were burning and crews were abandoning ship. Coast Guard cutters, surf boats, and Navy planes rushed to the scene as the Valcour's fate remained unclear.
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Thomas Tracy
Navy
Valcour
Cape Henry
Atlantic Fleet Headquarters
Naval
Coast Guard
Qoast
Atlantic
Fleet
Cherokee
Madrona
Little Creek
Virginia Beach
Norfolk Naval Air Station
Elizabeth City
N. C
Warren Bid Is Predicted In 52 Race
In Tulsa the Republican leaders forecast a Warren bid for the 1952 presidential nomination. Party heads, after the conference with Taft and Stassen delegates and Truman critics, suggested a January meet in California to plan the July Chicago nominating convention. Warren was not represented by active backers but his name surfaced often in lobbying talk.
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Tulsa
Okla
Earl Warren
California
Republican National Committee
Guy G. Gabrielson
Chicago
Warren
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Death Ends Ape Romance at Bronx Zoo
New York reports the death of Makoko a 14 year old gorilla who fell into a Bronx Zoo moat on the eve of his transplanted jungle honeymoon. A keeper dived after him but failed to revive the 440 pound primate. His betrothed Oka 12 years old and 335 pounds did not witness the tragedy. Keepers described Makoko as unable to swim and aid cables were in place for emergent rescues. The moat is over six feet deep and twelve feet wide separating the animals from visitors.
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New York
America
Makoko
Bronx
Makoke
Oka
Taft urges aid for Israel and India in emergency need
Cincinnati report notes Senator Robert A Taft urging government aid for Israel and India during a celebration of Israel's third anniversary He compares the Marshall Plan to present needs stating both nations face emergency situations and deserve assistance as the United States debates foreign aid policy.
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Cincinnati
Robert A. Taft
Israel
India
Ohio Republican
Bender calls for O Dwyer resignation as ambassador
Rep. George H. Bender of Ohio declared yesterday that William O Dwyer should resign as ambassador to Mexico and defend his conduct while mayor of New York City. The statement signals renewed fallout from past actions linked to the New York mayoralty tenure.
Retail Beef Price Ceilings Take Effect Across Markets
Washington lawmakers and officials implement new retail beef price ceilings aimed at curbing costs, with marks showing some cuts rising while others fall. Pack ers and retailers react, saying the ceilings may ease costs for consumers in parts but predict limited overall price relief. Congressman Jenkins argues the plan will shrink supplies and boost profits for packers, warning that retail prices will not drop substantially.
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Associated Press
Office of Price Stabilization
Ironton
Ohio
Pomeroy Man Surrenders After Five Hour Shootout With Officers
Richard Ebersbach 45 surrendered to Chief Walter Wolfe at dawn after a five hour gun battle that left eleven officers unhurt. From 9 p.m. last night he fired a .22 rifle an old Springfield musket and a 32 caliber pistol at deputies and state troopers near his Cole Street home. Officers moved cars to safety as gas bombs were deployed and Ebersbach walked out at first light, incoherent but asking to surrender. he faces mental tests and no charges yet filed. He previously threatened to shoot those nearby after damaging a car window and shouting at residents.
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Pomeroy
Richard Ebersbach
Walter E
Rock Steps
Ernest
Cole St
Russell
Bailey
Pormeroy
Eli Ebersbach
Pat Meldau
Dorothy
Miss Meldau
Richard Fry
Mra Meldau
Ernest Ebersbach
Richard
Elich
Charles Russell
Don Gosney
Middleport
Gosney
Ebersbach
H. Wise, Jr
Harry Osborne
Wolfe
Jed Webster
J. R. Neal
Ebbersbach
Ehershach
Ebershach
Ebershbach
Monkey Run
Pomeroy High School
New Offensive by Enemy Is Expected in Ten Days
Chinese Red troops widened a bridgehead near Choyang River on the central Korean front asUN patrols faced limited opposition along the 100 mile line. The buildup north of the river and near Kamhwa and Hwachan signals a likely second spring offensive within about ten days, with air power and greater fire support anticipated.
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TOKYO
Choyang River
Chunchon
United Nations
No-Man's-Land
Seoul
Kamhwa
Hwachon
Fifth Air Force
Chunchton
Eighth Army
Earle E. Partridge
Randolph
U. S. Sth
Nate Polowetzky
Job Grab Charge Raises Turnpike Adviser Bill Debate
In Columbus critics label a bill to make the attorney general legal adviser to the Ohio Turnpike Commission a “job grab.” The com mission would hire needed special counsel and pay all office expenses for legal aid. Opponents say it creates extra jobs, while supporters note the panel now handles its own counsel. The Legislature races toward late May adjournment amid district redraws, school funding bills, pipeline permits, and licensing board reviews.
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Columbus
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Commission
Turnpike Commission
Frank J. Lausche
William O'Neill
Leon Blackburn
Scioto
Ohio
House Elections Committee
Ray Bliss
Ohio Education Association
School Lobby
House
Senate
OBA
House Judicia Geoviitten
Bellis Committee
New Draft Call Is Lowest Yet
State Selective Service headquarters issued a June draft call for 1455 men, the lowest figure since the Korean War began. Inductions by county include Athens nine, Gallia five, Hocking four, Jackson seven, Lawrence 12, Meigs 10, Morgan three, Perry eight, and Vinton four.
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Columbus
Selective Service
Rush Air Trip Fails To Save Soldier Life
An 18 year old injured soldier, Pfc. Charles Shimp of Canterbury, died at Lakeside Hospital in Cleveland after a rush air transfer from Columbus. The transport reached 6:12 p.m. but completing the artificial kidney attachment would have taken six hours, and he died at 10:25 p.m. He sustained internal injuries in a nine day old automobile crash in Licking County.
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Cleveland
Columbus
Lakeside Hospital
Ohio National Guard
Charles Shimp
Canterbury
Shimp
Licking County
Flyer Over Ohio On Non-Stop Fight To Coast
CLEVELAND reports P Max Conrad said he was low on gasoline but optimistic about completing his coast to coast non stop flight in a Piper Cub. He told radio the Civil Aeronautics administration he would know in another hour. He was over Youngstown at 9:50 a.m. local time.
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Cleveland
Max Conrad
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Youngstown
MacArthur Candidacy Questioned by Women Republicans
Two Republican national committeewomen, Katherine Kennedy Brown of Dayton Ohio and Gosford Mayes of Kellogg Idaho, doubt Gen Douglas Mac Arthur will seek the 1952 presidency. They say he will be an issue in the race though not a candidate.
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Dayton
Republican National
Mosaic Tile President Dies of Heart Attack
Roy FE Jordan Sr, president of Mosaic Tile Co with plants in Zanesville and Ironton Ohio, died in Mt. Carmel Hospital from a heart attack. A Perry County native, he started at the company the day after high school in 1897 and was named president in 1956.
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Columbus Us
Roy FE. Jordan
Mosaic Tile Co
Zanesville
Ironton, O
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Perry County
Body of Correspondent Found in Norway Fjord
The body of Lyford Gore an American Broadcasting Company correspondent missing for months was found in Oslo Fjord. Police identified the corpse by fingerprints. A medical expert said there were no signs of death by violence.
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Oslo
Norway
Lyford Gore
American Broadcasting Company
Oslo Fjord
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