Pope Pius XII Proclaims Mary in Body and Soul Heaven
Pope Pius XII proclaims as dogma that Mary mother of Jesus rose to heaven in body as well as in soul. The announcement read at St. Peter's Basilica ends the Holy Year with vast crowds, bells, and global radio coverage. The decree, delivered in Latin, expands the Creed and requires Catholic acceptance worldwide.
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Soviet Built Jet Fighters Battle American Mustangs
American armor pushed toward the Yalu near Sinuiju as Soviet built jets traded blows with U S Mustangs. U S 24th Division and Seventh Division columns advanced amid heavy fighting and counterattacks along the Chong River and northeast coast.
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Edward M. Almond
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Libel Suit Stems From Hanley Letter In New York
Rep. W. Kingsland Macy sues the New York World Telegram and Sun for 250000 alleging a October 18 report calling Macy a mal icious lie about using the Hanley letter to gain a Senate nomination. The letter from Lt. Gov. Hanley discussed paying Macy’s debts.
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Taft Promises Win If Ohio Voters Turn Out In Force
Robert A. Taft urged Ohio voters to turnout for re election to the U S Senate noting two million eligible citizens often stay home His Republican bid faced Democratic challenger Joseph Ferguson who claimed Taft and allies fear and smear while Ferguson defended labor union support and independence from pressure groups Both stressed anti racketeering lines during campaign stops in multiple Ohio cities including Bellefontaine Springfield New Carlisle and South Charleston and Wooster where Ferguson spoke at the rubber plant
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South Charleston
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Old Maytag Washer Sold Fast in Athens Ad
Mrs. R. D. Robinson of Pine Place Athens ran a one time want ad for an old Maytag washer Wringer and motor in good condition Will sell cheap Call 20851 The washer sold before five o'clock on the day the ad appeared Unused unwanted household goods have value Sell yours through a Messenger Want Ad The Result Number.
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Athens
Reds Release U S Soldiers in East Berlin Incident
Two American soldiers Cpl James Knight of Ironton Ohio and Cpl Debbert Bailey of Holldale California were arrested by Communist police in East Berlin for 16 hours and released after a Soviet Kommandatura request. They were seized in the Soviet sector while returning to billets from French occupied North Berlin. Communist papers accused them of endangering traffic with headlights and urged Americans to go home.
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Ironton
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Hollydale
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Strip Miners Fined Under New Ohio Law
Two Canton men, Wilbur Deckerd and William Marsh, are among the first fined under Ohio's new strip mining law in New Lexington Perry County. Each received a 100 dollar penalty suspended by Common Pleas Judge A. S. McGonagle for violating licensing and bond requirements to strip and rehabilitate mined land.
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William Marsh
Perry County
Dayton Woman Killed by Auto After Mass
Odilla B Thiel aged 60 of Dayton was struck and killed by an automobile shortly after leaving All Saints Day Mass at Corpus Christi Church. Police investigated the fatal crash, with witnesses reporting minimal injuries to others.
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Five Year Veteran Killed at Age 19
Huntington West Virginia report details Sergeant Robert E Shaw aged 19 who served five years in uniform after joining the West Virginia State Guard at age 14 in 1945 He was killed in action and his mother received a Defense Department notice confirming the death.
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Subversive Activities Control Board Opens for Business
The newly created Subversive Activities Control Board begins work under the Internal Security Act to hear cases on Communist action and Communist front organizations. It will require registration with the Justice Department and report activities and financing. the petition to register the Communist Party moves forward. Seth W. Richardson was named chairman and urged the five members to meet at noon to take oaths of office.
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Two Five Year Olds Drown in Lima Park
Two five year old boys drowned in a small lake at Faurot Park during Halloween celebrations. Police identified the youths as Richard Lee Goodwin and Richard Norris, both of Lima, sons of local residents.
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Paul Gargis
GOP Seeks Vandenberg Reply to Truman Address
Republican leaders push Sen. Vandenberg to answer Truman's Saturday night radio speech. If he cannot, Stassen Hoover Dewey Wherry or Martin may carry the GOP reply. Democrats plan a record radio TV hookup for Truman's address from St. Louis.
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Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Kenneth Wherry
Nebraska
Congress Expected To Get Meat Question
Secretary Brannan likely will present to Congress the issue of government action to raise meat production. He argues the government should support meat animal prices to ensure ample supply and avoid price spikes and possible controls and rationing. The department can support prices but lacks an effective means to implement supports.
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Best Friend Shot During Halloween Prank Incident
A 17 year old, Beech er Daniels, fired a shotgun from his living room window during Halloween prank activity in Franklin Furnace. Joseph Brumfield, 18, died en route to Portsmouth General Hospital. Daniels is in juvenile custody with four other youths questioned. Brumfield played basketball for Greene Township High School. Daniels is a center on the same team.
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Navy to Free Reserves Next Year for listed personnel
The Navy announced plans to release selected reserves next year. Recalled enlisted men will be released in July and officers in October, while the service will continue to call up reservists for the foreseeable future.
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Navy
U S Demands France Yield in Pact Talks
Washington reports that the United States insists France accept concessions on German rearment before agreeing on a European supreme command. NATO ministers face political stakes as two planning committees try to align military and political aims. US plans to form German divisions as part of a combined force hinge on broader political decisions.
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Shaw Near Death After Slipping in Garden
George Bernard Shaw, 94, lapsed into unconsciousness at 8:55 a.m. and was reported near death. Surgeons operated seven weeks ago on a broken thigh and fever and worsening condition followed as Viscountess Astor visited to comfort him.
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Viscountess
Astor
London
Nancy
UN to vote on Tryeve Lie as secretary general
The United Nations General Assembly moves toward a showdown vote on keeping Tryeve Lie as secretary general. The American-led effort to retain Lie is seen as winning, with only Russia and allies opposing, while Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky plans to present a final explanation of Moscow's stance.
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United Nations General Assembly
Tryeve Lie
Lie
Russia
U.S
Korea
Andrei Y. Vishnnesky
Kremlin
Five Armed Robbers Take $75000 From Kentucky Club
In Covington the Kentucky Club aka 627 Club was robbed by five men posing as patrons. They, after closing, forced manager E B Carr to surrender $75000 from the safe and fled with a canvas bag. One guard fired at a fleeing man. no injuries reported. The gang, led by an Italian appearing figure, held staff and guests in a walk in vault for five minutes.
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Puerto Rican Guards Mop Up Nationalists
In San Juan National Guardsmen continued to mop up pockets of resistance after Puerto Rico’s worst revolt left 33 Nationalists dead 23 policemen dead nine officers and one National Guardsman wounded 35 in ten centers. Governor Luis Munoz Marin pledged a quick end calling it a conspiracy against democracy aided by Communists.
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Luis Munez Marin
United States
Casualties in Korea War Report Nine Killed Two Missing
The Defense Department reported nine men killed and two missing in action in the Korean area. The casualty list No. 140 was the smallest of the Korean War.
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Defense Department
U.S. Budget Officials Cite Large Defense Costs Ahead
Elmer B. Staats told the Ohio Chamber of Commerce that the expanded defense program will raise expenditures in the 1952 fiscal year and beyond. He argued that federal spending reflects the nation’s wide responsibilities and will stay high as long as duties remain substantial.
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