Senate Moves on Wage Price and Rent Controls
The Senate Banking Committee plans a vote on a bill to extend wage price controls to March 1 1953 and rent and credit controls to June 30 1953. Amendments would curb the Wage Stabilization Board powers and clash with Fulbright’s bid to redefine locality under the Walsh Kealey labor act. AFL CIO oppose Fulbright changes as Humphrey threatens to block them. The debate shifts to a broader fight over the administration’s steel seizure policy and a forthcoming House Banking Committee windup.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Wage Stabilization Board
WSB
Oday
Sen
Fulbright
D-Ark
Labor Department
AFL
CIO
Humphrey
D-Minn
Senate
Banking Committee
Maybank
D-S.c
White House
House Banking Committee
60 000 Still Idle as Fuel Parleys Stall
Denver dispatch reports about 60,000 oil workers idle as talks stall and few back-to-work agreements reach ratification. A Knight of Oil Workers International Union cites about one third of 90,000 returning, with most settlements among small locals. California talks with Tide Water break off, signaling potential industry-wide strike.
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Denver
A. Knight
Oil Workers International Union
CIU
Knight
CIO Union
Tide Water Association
San Francisco
Verlin McKendree
California
Allied Armor Battles Reds Near Panmunjom Front
UN tank infantry patrol engages in a six hour clash east of Panmunjom on the Korean western front. Tanks and artillery repulse Red probes with air and ground fire. A bunker and ammunition depots sustain damage as UN forces disengage.
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Seoul
Korea
United Nations
Panmunjom
Eighth Army
McGranery Confirmed as Attorney General After Senate Vote
Potatoes shortages force Kroger and Albers to limit sales while hotels remove spud dishes in Cincinnati. OSRA launches anti black market drive urging restaurants to pay above ceiling prices and post notices. In Washington the Senate confirms James P. McGranery 52 to 18 as attorney general with Republican opposition.
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Washington
Senate
James P. McGranery
Justice Department
Truman
Philadelphia
J. Howard McGrath
Pennsylvania
Duff
Martin
McGranery
House
District of
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
John W. Bricker
Meigs County War Vet Dalrymple Found Dead in Ohio River
Jack Dalrymple 33 a World War II veteran, missing since Monday afternoon, was found drowned in the Ohio River near his home in Middleport. Coroner Henry Ewing ruled no foul play. funeral plans set at Rawlings Coats Funeral Home with burial at Cheshire Gravel Hill Cemetery. Surviving are wife Mary and four sisters. father Eph Dalrymple deceased.
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Middleport
Jack Dalrymple
Second Ave
Ohio River
Meigs County
Henry Ewing
Dalrymple
Ohio Collieries Coal Company
Henry Barrett
Russell Quillen
Richard Follrod
Mary Dalrymple
Don Gosney
William Smith
Ray Saxton
Gosney
Ewing
Charles Russell
Rawlings-Coats
Cheshire Gravel Hill
Gertrude Rickard
Alma _ Hendricks
Paul Keller
Middleport Rt. 1
Myrtle O’dowd
Columbus
Eph Dalrymple
How To Win At Roulette
LOS ANGELES. Donald May claims a machine he uses with two friends lets them earn 50 an hour on 25-cent bets at roulette wheels in Las Vegas. The device has a 12-key calculator and six meters to track which number sets win or lose. He bets on a set that has recently failed after six to eight appearances and doubles after a loss.
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Los Angeles
Donald May
Las Vegas
Nev
May
Vandals Strike OSU Union Windows and Local Properties
A wave of vandalism hit Columbus areas starting a week ago and continued Monday night. Four 10 by 10 foot windows at Ohio State University's new Student Union were pierced by .38 caliber bullets, with damage around 300 dollars. Vandals also cracked four large Lambert Jones Lumber Co. windows with a .22 caliber rifle. Earlier damage hit used car lots, totaling about 100 cars harmed by BB pellets.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Lambert-Jones Lumber Co
Jackson Mail Carrier Admits Letter Theft
A Jackson Ohio mail carrier pled guilty in U S District Court to three counts of stealing letters containing money. Kenneth R Keller admitted stealing letters he carried last May 1. Judge Mell G Underwood deferred sentence pending investigation by probation authorities.
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Columbus
Jackson, O
U.S
Kenneth R. Keller
Mell G. Underwood
Boost Prices on Newsprint by $10 a Ton for U.S. Exports
Canadian newsprint producers plan a June 15 price hike of ten dollars per ton for exports to the United States. Abitibi Power and Paper Co. has informed customers the raise applies from June 15, lifting delivered New York price to 126 dollars per ton. Base Canadian price remains 112 dollars plus sales tax, with regional U.S. prices varying by zone. The last increase also stood at ten dollars per ton and took effect July 1.
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Toronto
United States
Abitibi Power and Paper Co., Ltd
New York
U.S
Canada
Probers May Cite 3 OSU Instructors
The Ohio Un American Activities Commission will study testimony before deciding whether to cite three Ohio State University instructors for contempt. Marston A. Hamlin fine arts instructor George D. Pappas graduate zoology assistant and Bernice his wife a bacteriology project worker refused to state if they were communists. The hearing closed a two day session investigating communism in Ohio ordered by the legislature. The next hearing is June 9 10. The grand jury earlier cited four of eight witnesses for contempt for refusing to answer April 1.
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Columbus
Ohio UN- American Activities Commission
Ohio State University
Marston A. Hamlin
George D. Pappas
Bernice
Ohio
Franklin County Grand Jury
Pace Predicts Armed Peace at West Point Jubilee
Army Secretary Frank Pace told United States Military Academy cadets that partial mobilization may last indefinitely and a peacetime army like the 1930s will not return. He warned the force could be three to four times its prewar size within our generation during a West Point jubilee dinner.
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West Point
N. Y
Army
Frank Pace
Pace
United States
United States Military Academy
Nominal Christians Challenged by Presbyterian Leader
New York clergy and lay leaders before the 164th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the USA criticized Christians who live by creed in name only. Rev. Robert McCracken of Riverside Church urged a stronger Christian solution to international affairs and social evils as over 1200 church leaders gathered for a two day evangelism conference ahead of the assembly opening the next day. Congressman Brooks Mays pressed Christians to act beyond faith and bring spiritual influence into public life.
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New York
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church In the USA
Robert 7. McCracken
Riverside Church
Brooks Mays
House of Faith
Taft and Eisenhower Clash Over Aid Bill at Republican Contests
The AP reports Taft and Eisenhower factions fight for delegates in several states including Maryland Washington Connecticut Minnesota and Texas as House debate opens on the administration foreign aid bill of 7.9 billion dollars with Taft backers seeking favorable splits and Eisenhower supporters pushing unified lines.
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Taft
Eisenhower
Robert Taft
Ohio
Montana
Helena
Dwight Eisenhower
Maryland
Washington
Connecticut
Minnesota
Texas
Annapolis
Theodore McKeldin
Baltimore
McKeldin
Spokane
Hartford
Aiken Attacks Grain Price Regulators in Senate
Senator Aiken charged political manipulators forced grain prices down by a billion dollars in 1948 and pledged to stop similar moves this year as he targeted Secretary Brannan during Brannan's Senate Agriculture Committee testimony. Aiken led the Senate agriculture group in 1948 and pressed criticisms of the Commodity Credit Charter act.
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Washington
Sen. Aiken
R-Vi
Aiken
Brannan
Senate Agriculture Committee
Congress
Senate Agriculture Group
Demi Re Elect Party Leader Re elected In Ohio
Columbus Ohio Democratic leaders re elected Eugene H Hanhart of Dover as state chairman after his defeat in the May 6 primary. Albert A Horstman of Dayton was chosen chairman of the state central committee. The 46 member central committee plus 22 appointed leaders compose the executive committee.
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Columbus
Ohio
Eugene H. Hanhart
Dover
Hanhart
Democratic
Albert A. Horstman
Dayton
State Central Committee
Central Committee
Kent State Students Given Jail Sentences
In Ravenna a common pleas judge sentenced three former Kent State University students to 60 days in jail each for assaulting a 34 year old Kent resident. defendants were Lewis Trivissono 20 Louis Spee 20 and Julius Campetto Werley Beavers testified they attacked after the man objected to profanity following a February auto wreck. They were expelled from Kent State after the charges.
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Ravenna
Common Pleas
Kent State University
Kent
Cleveland
Lewis Trivissono
Louis Spee
Julius Campetto
Werley Beavers
Werley
West German Unity Near Acheson Says
Secretary of State Acheson said he hopes plans to unite West Germany with the rest of Western Europe will be completed in the next day or 80.
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Washington
State Acheson
West Germany
Western Europe
Allied Guard Kills Red Prisoner in Koje Fight
On Koje Island Korea a Chinese prisoner was shot by an Allied guard during a search after a work detail. Brig Gen Haydon L Boatner ordered a probe and nearby, a Chinese detainee was buried after a demonstration by POWs. Other incidents included violence at a Pusan POW hospital.
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Koje Island
Haydon Boatner
Maurice J. Fitzgerald
General Boatner
the Bull
Korea
Bose
Haydon L. Boatner
Boatner
Wei Ling
Weil
Wei
U.S. Eighth Army
Seoul
John Garfield Dies at 39 in New York Apt Death
New York actors announce John Garfield aged 39 found dead from heart ailment in his Gramercy Park apartment. The stage and screen star known for tough guy roles rose from Brooklyn born Julius Garfinkle to Broadway and Hollywood fame after mentor Angelo Patri guided his early career.
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New York
John Garfield
Gramercy Park
Thomas Gonzales
Garfield
Clifford Odets
Julius Garfinkle
Brooklyn
Angelo Patri
Patri
Trial for Roseville Youth Slated May 28
U S District Judge Mel Underwood set May 28 as trial date for Donald Israel Henning 21 of Roseville. Henning pleaded innocent to refusing to be inducted into military service after being called by local Board 93 in Muskingum county and sent to Fort Hayes in Columbus for induction.
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Columbus
U. S
Mel Underwood
Donald Israel Henning
Roseville
Henning
Muskingum County
Fort Hayes
Navy
Reds Protest UN Handling Of New Riot At Pusan Prison Hospital
Communist negotiators at the Korean armistice talks protested Allied handling of riots at a Pusan prisoner of war hospital. North Korean General Nam demanded an accounting after one prisoner was killed and 85 injured as Vice Admiral Joy urged progress toward a ceasefire while Reds pressed for the return of all captured soldiers. The Allies note more than half of 169,000 Red prisoners refuse repatriation and the UN command will not force them.
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Munsan
Korea
Pusan
Nam I
Adm
C. Turner Joy
Reds
United Nations Command
End to Rail Rift Viewed
Washington headlines report a possible end to a three year railroad labor dispute as engineers firemen and conductors vote on a White House peace plan. Three unions representing 150 000 workers planned clarifying talks with national mediation board chair Leverett Edwards before voting on Steelman mediated terms.
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Washington
White House
Leverett Edwards
National Mediation Board
John R. Steelman
Doctor Homer G Long Dies After 52 Years of Practice
Akron obituary notes the death of Dr. Homer G Long who delivered an estimated 1800 babies during his 52 years practicing near Copley. He passed away Tuesday.
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Akron
Homer G Long
Copley
Feuding Expeditions Rescued In Weird Sequel to Disaster
In Brazil a chaotic rescue ends as two captives are freed from jungle captivity after a Pan American Stratocruiser wreck search. Officials from Brazil and the United States report most of the official party back at Laguna Grande while a private expedition continues to face danger.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Tey
Laguna Grande
St i
Allied Army Boost Cited In Aid Plea
Rep. Richards says allied Europe will raise and support about four million soldiers and produce 314 billion dollars worth of weapons next year. The plan seeks 6.889 billion for foreign military and economic aid starting July 1, with cuts anticipated.
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Washington
Richards
D-Sc
The
House Today
America
Soviet Union
Foreign Affairs
House
Truman
Greece
Turkey
Europe
Eal Seers
Robert A. Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Solons Quiz Gen Ridgway Before Senate A S Committee
Senate leader Bridges plans pointed questions for Gen. Matthew Ridgway as he testifies behind closed doors. Topics include Koje Island POW uprising, Korea war situation, truce talks, NATO European command, and defense and foreign aid spending.
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Washington
Senate
Bridges
Matthew B. Ridgway
United Nations
Far East
NATO
Senate Armed Services Committee
Ridgway
Koje
Korea
East Ohio Reveals New Texas Gas Source
East Ohio Gas Co. announced an arrangement with Transcontinental Pipe Line Co. to bring 60 million cubic feet of gas daily from Texas. Half goes to East Ohio for storage in Ohio, the other half stored in Western Pennsylvania. supply supports winter demand.
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Cleveland
East Ohio Gas Co
Transcontinental Pipe Line Co
Texas
Transcontinental
Corpus Christi
New York City
East Ohio
New York State Natural Gas Corp
Pennsylvania
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
Bradley
Cincinnati
Kroger Co
Albers Super Markets, Inc
Sheraton- Gibson
Ohio State Restaurant Association
OSRA
Robert R. Williams
Williams
Meigs
Law of
New Osl
Jackson
GOP
Associated Press
Demi
Kent State
Acheson
Dles
Gen
Athens
Chauncey Ee
Gallipolis
Glouster
Sree Logan
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