Reds Launch Attacks Across Eastern Korea Front
Reports say Red troops struck along the eastern front from Chuncheon to the Sea of Japan as Maj Gen William Hoge predicted a new offensive may begin by Friday. Intelligence warned a large force of about 390000 Reds waited for a signal while UN patrols probed near Chinese buildups amid artillery fire.
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Tokyo
Korea
Chunchon
Seoul
Sea of Japan
William Hoge
U.S. Ninth Corps
Hoge
Rede
United Nations
No-Man's-Land
Red Chinese offensive slows as UN forces report heavy clashes
A divisional spokesman notes rising Red prisoner returns while Peiping radio claims the United States is a paper tiger. Randolph reports mixed timing for a possible Chinese strike as skirmishes intensify on central eastern and western fronts near Chunchon Inje Yongtiae and Seoul area with heavy artillery and a large two battalion assault south of Yongtiae forcing South Korean withdrawal and subsequent counterattack.
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Peiping
United States
Red China
Koerea
John Randolph
Revie
Chunchon
Inje
Seoul
Randolph
Augie Browing
Whistle
Chunchan
Speheyman AU. S. Eight
Yongtiae
Bradley Truman Talks on Mace Arouse Dispute
Senate inquiry into General MacArthur s dismissal heatedly debated whether Bradley should reveal private talks with President Truman. Bradley excused until next Monday as witnesses decide if he must testify about Truman conversations. Key figures accuse rivals of partisan aims while White House asserts such discussions are Truman s business.
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Washington
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Omar Bradley
Truman
Bradley
MacArthur
Russell
D-Ga
Knowland
Calif
Mr. Truman
White House
Joseph Short
Short
Capitol
Senate
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committee
Western College Names New President For July
OXFORD Dr Edmond H Kase Jr of Chambersburg Pa will become president of Western College for women on July 1 The college board of trustees yesterday named Dr Kase to succeed Dr E Henderson who has resigned Dr Kase is currently associate professor of Bible at Wilson College of Chambersburg
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Oxford
Edmond H. Kase, Jr
Chambersburg
Western College For Women
College Board of
Kase
E. Henderson
Wilson College of
Death of Newsman Declared Accidental
OSLO Norway 4 Police closed the case of Lyford Moore Berlin news manager for the American Broadcasting Company whose body was found in Oslo Fjord Sunday after five months missing Criminal Police Chief Franz Kaltenbern said experts testified Moore's death was accidental.
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Oslo
Norway
Lyford Moore
Berlin
American Broadcasting Company
Oslo Fjord
Two Youths Indicted In Bates Murder Case
Columbus Frank Branch 19 and Kenneth Bolding 17 were indicted for first degree murder in the shooting death of Miss Virginia Bates, a hotel catering supervisor, outside her home last December 4 during an apparent robbery attempt. Bolding is confined at Mansfield Reformatory.
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Columbus
Ee Frank Branch
Kenneth Bolding
Mansfield Reformatory
Virginia Bates
Army Seizes Bolivia Government in Turmoil
Army seizes Bolivia's government as Gen Hugo Ballivian is installed by a military junta with Urriolagoitia leaving for Chile. The manifesto vows mineral resources will serve the public and nation’s development amid post election unrest after May 6 voting.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Mamerto Urriolagoitia
Hugo Ballivian
Victor Pas Estenssoro
Drsident Urriolagoitia
Arica
Chile
Jebb Pledges British Support in U N Warstand
Sir Glaftwyn Jebb, Britain's UN delegate, says Britain will stand with the United States against communist aggression. He defends Korea policy and trade with Red China and promises acts to aid the general effort even at possible lower British living standards.
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New York
Glaftwyn Jebb
United Nations
Britain
United States
Jebb
Red China
New York City Bar Association
Great Britain
Ohio River Steamer Gets New Skipper
The Gordon Greene, a well known Ohio River steamer, has a new skipper. Howard M. Carr of Louisville, Kentucky, was appointed yesterday as captain of the Greene Line’s boat. Carr has been connected with the Greene Line for 20 years. This summer he’ll direct cruises between St. Paul Minnesota, St. Louis, Missouri and Chattanooga, Tennessee.
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Cincinnati
Gordon Greene
Howard M. Carr
Louisville
Greene Line
Carr
St. Paul
Minn
St. Louis
Chattanooga
Tenn
Mendelssohn Kin Dies On Concert Stage In Baltimore
The 60 year old cellist Felix Robert Mendelssohn, great grand nephew of the composer, collapsed on stage in Baltimore while performing Dohnany's concert piece in D major. He had introduced the work in Berlin in 1918 and died last night during the concert.
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Baltimore
Felix Robert Mendelssohn
Dohnany
Berlin
Papal stamps planned at Vatican City for Pius X beatification
A new series of postage stamps will be issued at Vatican City to commemorate the beatification of Pope Pius X. The announcement notes the stamps will feature imagery linked to the late pope and his era, reflecting a Vatican celebration of the milestone.
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Vatican City
Pope Pius X
Ohio Would Abolish 11th District Under Compromise Bill
Columbus reports a compromise redistricting plan proposes eliminating the 11th district held by Rep. Walter E. Brehm. Three counties join the 10th and three join the 6th. a new 11th would be created in the northeast. The plan realigns districts for the first time since 1913, with varied population scales and new layouts for Cuyahoga, Toledo, Dayton, and Montgomery counties. The full committee will review the proposal within days amid possible end-of-session delays.
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Walter E. Brehm
Ohio House
Elec
Aree
Lions Vwomimillee
Hocking
Fairfield
Perry
Thomas Jenkins
Ross
Pickaway
Athens
Gallia
Jackson
Lawrence
Meigs
Vinton
Clermont
Brown
Adams
Scioto
Pike
Highland
Fayette
Ohio
Truman
Franklin County
Cuyahoga County
Toledo
Lucas County
Dayton
Montgomery
Cedric A. Stanley
Warren
Full Elections Committee
Ohio Senate Sends Four Welfare Bills to House
The Ohio Senate sent four welfare measures to the House amid action on unemployment and liquor permits. It retained a $5 weekly unemployment boost with restored dependency allowances, approved a poor relief reform sending control to county districts, and backed two workmen's compensation bills funding higher benefits. The chamber also moved a rural rehabilitation loan fund bill and a clinic program for chronic drinkers, while the House approved a bill to grant pay raises for college teachers and workers.
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Columbus
State
Senate
House
Carl D. Sheppard
R-Summit
Stanley Mechem
Athens
Sen. Walcutt
David Ferguson
Guernsey
Ohio
House Taxation Committee
Keating reveals speeding White House limousine tale
Rep Keating reports a government limo with President Truman license tags was stopped for speeding near Hopewell New York. Grady A. Stowe, a special agent guarding a presidential relative, was fined twenty dollars for not showing a license. He claimed the president would be distressed if his sister were detained.
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Washington
Keating
Stowe
White House
E. Mer Young
Senate
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Young
New York
RFC
Police Identify Hat Owner in Baltimore Tracks Case
City police identified Dick Russell, 73, of Athens Route 1, as the owner of a blood spattered hat found Tuesday on the Baltimore and Ohio tracks near the W Union Street crossing. Russell was bleeding from head and nose wounds, his son says he returned home about 4 am Tuesday. Police await his recovery to continue the investigation. The report notes a Lutheran laymen retreat opens on the Wittenberg College campus in June.
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Dick Russell
Athens
Baltimore & Onto
W. Union St
Russell
Springfield
The
Synod of Onin
Wittenberg College
Concert Singer Dies in New York
Francis Rogers concert baritone known for introducing The Rosary in 1898 died last night in New York. Meanwhile northern Italy was shaken by a strong earthquake damaging several towns and prompting emergency responses.
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New York
Francis Rogers
Italy
Rome
Wage Price Act Under Fire as Congress Deliberates
Senate Banking chair Maybank warns the defense production act and wage price controls may lapse beyond June 30 as hearings examine Truman requests to extend broaden and strengthen the act. DiSalle defends price stabilization while Bricker questions slaughterhouse quotas and authority.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Congress
Maybank
DNC
Michael V. DiSalle
Truman
Secretary of
Agriculture Brannan
Brannan
DiSalle
DiSalie
Bricker
Ohio
Won't Resign Acheson Says He Will Stay In Office
Secretary of State Acheson announced at a news conference that he has no intention of resigning and will remain in the administration as long as the president wants him to stay. He said the topic has been discussed many times and his position has been stated repeatedly.
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Washington
State Acheson
Acheson
Mechanic Sentenced For Damaging Planes in Dayton
Federal Judge Robert R. Nevin sentenced Air National Guard mechanic Sgt. Henry E. Heftner Jr., 32, of Tipp City to one year and one day in prison for damaging three F-51 fighters. The judge called the act a miserable crime that endangered airmen who fly nationwide.
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Dayton
Robert R. Nevin
Air National Guard
Henry E.heftner, Jr
Tipp City
22 CARS DERAILED NEAR LIMA
Freight train derailed five miles west of Lima injuring the conductor and flagman. Twenty two cars left the tracks as the rear section piled up in the incident reported yesterday.
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Lima
Pennsylvania
Straitsville Boy Drowns Third in Family To Die
Nineyearold Jack Thomas drowned yesterday across the road from the local school in Perry County. He was the third child of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thomas to die in five years. Jack, dressed in an Indian costume, dived into a 20 foot pool after May Day festivities and did not resurface. Brothers and sisters had perished previously in accidents, including an automobile death and a suffocation in infancy. Fire department retrieved the body after 45 minutes, efforts at revival failed. Funeral set for Friday at 2 p.m. in the Baptist Church with burial in New Straitsville Cemetery.
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New Straitsville
Jack Thomas
Walter Thomas
Perry County
Donald
Mary Jane
Jack
Stewart Roberts
Dickie Smith
Young Roberts
Dickie
Robert Welker
Freddie Marks
Zaleski
Raccoon Creek
Monty Stitt
West Columbia
Canton
Cora Bennet
Mansfield
Peter Ward
Charles Bowen
Rites To Be Thursday For C G P Musgrave
Funeral services for C G P Musgrave who died Tuesday morning at Holzer Hospital will be held Thursday at 2 pm at Crow funeral home. Burial will be at Lone Oak Cemetery. Pallbearers include Homer Smith Roy Yauzer Barton Jones Hamilton Johnson Charles Lewis and Guy Burdette. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Point Pleasant
C.G.P. Musgrave
Holzer Hospital
Crow Funeral Home
Lone Oak Cemetery
Homer Smith
Roy Yauzer
Barton Jones
Hamilton Johnson
Charles Lewis
Guy Burdette
Iran Premier Escapes Plot by Moslem Extremist
In Tehran an extremist, Abolghassem Rafiee, number two of Fedayan Islam, was arrested after a public safety clash as authorities said she planned to assassinate Premier F. Mohammed Mossadegh. The group is linked to the March slaying of former Premier Ali Razmara.
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Tehran
Tran
F. Mohammed Mossadegh
Abolghassem Rafiee
Fedayan Islam
Ali Razmara
Citizenship or 250000 Estate Decision for Heir
Akron story details James N Gape facing a $250000 English estate including 1000 acres in Cambridgeshire two manor houses and securities. His brother Kenneth rejects the grant citing desire to stay in the United States and concerns for his children. If neither accepts the inheritance a nephew may claim under the will with the condition of living in England. James and his wife recently visited England to inspect the property and must decide by June 30.
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Akron
England
James N. Gape
Ac Falie
Kenneth
James
Detroit
New York
Sibyl Gape
Cambridgeshire
U. S
United States
Sthyi
India Aid Bill Up for Vote
The Senate began voting on a bill to supply 2,000,000 tons of grain mostly wheat to India to combat famine. The measure, originating in the Foreign Relations Committee, proposes half as a gift and half financed by a loan, with negotiable amendments. Senator H. Alexander Smith led a bipartisan group of 31 sponsors and signaled willingness to convert to a straight loan.
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Washington
Senate
India
U. S
U.S
Foreign Relations Committee
H. Alexander Smith
Penj
Marie Wilson Improves After Brush With Death
Hollywood comedy star Marie Wilson remains in Cedars of Lebanon Hospital in an oxygen tent for ten days after a brush with death from blood poisoning. Her condition is listed as serious but improving today.
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Hollywood
Marie Wilson
Radio Comedienne
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Draft Evasion Draws Man 5 Year Sentence
Dayton federal judge sentenced James R. Pierce, 21, of Dayton, to five years in prison for failing to report for induction. Pierce, a former divinity student, claimed grounds for objecting to theft.
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Dayton
Robert R. Nevin
James R. Pierce
Pierce
New List Identifies 330 Korean Casualties
The Defense Department today identified 330 additional casualties in Korea in list No 304. It reports 25 killed, 257 wounded, 18 missing, 29 injured in accidents and one prisoner of war.
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Washington
Defense Department
Korea
Tornado rips Formosa Tripeh killing four injuring many
A tornado struck Formosa Tripeh in southern Formosa today killing four people and injuring more than 100 others. Rescue teams worked through wreckage as authorities assessed damage and ongoing weather threats.
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Formosa
Tripeh
Two Year Old Clings to Window Sill as Firemen Rescue
In Cleveland a two year old named Vicki Cannon climbed onto a window sill during a nighttime scene. She alternated standing and sitting, swinging her legs outward while spectators watched. Firemen arrived with a ladder and removed her safely. Her parents were asleep and unaware of the drama.
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Cleveland
Vicki Cannon
Vicki
Taft Seeks Trade Act Amendments Endorses Clauses
Senator Taft of Ohio urged passage of amendments to the reciprocal trade agreements act at a convention of the American Watch Workers Union. He endorsed the peril point clause and an escape clause as part of a two-year extension effort aimed at boosting American industry.
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Taft
R-Ohie
American Watch Workers Union
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