Compromise On Buffer Zone Seeks Korean Truce Accord
Allied proposal to demilitarize Kaesong brightens buffer zone prospects in Panmunjom talks. Reds silent but likely to consult at Sunday subcommittee meet. Panmunjom proposal would trade 200 square miles of western Korea for UN ground in central and eastern areas, with Kaesong possibly in the buffer zone under joint policing.
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Munsan
Korea
Kaesong
Kancrere
Panmunjom
William P. Nuckols
United Nations Command
Kae-isong
Peiping
Eighth Army
Red
Larry
Seoul
Allies Repel Small Scale Red Attacks in Korea Front
Allied forces in Western and Central Korea repelled eight small scale Chinese Communist attacks while the front remained largely quiet. Generals announced “home by Christmas” for combat veterans, though not for rear echelons or awaiting replacements. UN forces conducted a tactical withdrawal after engagements near Yonchon and Kumsong, with dogfights reported against MiG-15s and one Thunderjet damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Eighth Army
Korea
Matthew B. Ridgeway
Panmunjom
Yonchon
Kum- Song
Phillips Denies Murder in Columbus Trial Recesses
George Phillips testified in his own defense denying killing Mrs. Ruth Alter or visiting her April 25. The two week old second degree murder trial recessed until Monday as defense attorney Herbert pursued an alibi. Phillips, an 8 year old Columbus insurance salesman, claimed he was downtown between 11 am and noon and spent the morning at his office with insurance collections in the afternoon. He said he met Alter years ago at a restaurant run by his father. Cross examination by prosecutor Bartlett to resume Monday.
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Columbus
George Phillips
Ruth K. Alter
Phillips
Paul M. Herbert
Herbert
Minnsurance Office
Alter
NSLI Checks Top 4 Million for Dividend Payouts
The Treasury reports 4,783,007 NSLI dividend checks issued through Nov 1 totaling 396,568,663.97 dollars. VA estimates about 8.2 million more checks needed to complete the 685 million dollar dividend, likely by April next year. Payments begin after NSLI policies reach at least three months in force from 1948 to 1951.
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Washington
Treasury Department
NSLI
Veterans Administration
Schuman Promises Moves To End War
French Foreign Minister Robert Schuman spoke in Rennes about forthcoming peace initiatives at the UN General Assembly in Paris. He promised Western powers would present sensational moves to strengthen peace, while declining to detail the specific measures to be unveiled.
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Rennes
France
Robert Schuman
Paris
United Nations
Frances
Attorney Pugh Dies in Zanesville After Heart Attack
Harry C. Pugh, 78, long time Zanesville attorney, died following a heart attack suffered Thursday and lasting until his death Saturday.
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Pugh
Zanesville
Harry C. Pugh
Jail Detours Girls Trip to New Lexington Stop Short
Three teenage girls from Erie, Pennsylvania, detained in a county jail near New Lexington after sheriff Clair Butts traced their southbound trip to an abandoned farm house. The youths Carole George 15 Nancy Brown 15 and Pat Maloney 18 said they planned to marry a Georgia soldier. Francis Taylor 21 who gave them a ride last week pleaded guilty to contributing to the delinquency of juvenile. An Erie officer was expected to retrieve the girls once the situation was clarified.
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New Lexington
Erie
Clair Butts
Here
Carole Jean George
Nancy Brown
Pat Maloney
Fat
Georgia
Pat
Butts
Francis Taylor
Near Here
Taylor
Two Indicted In Kidnapping In Toledo Area
Toledo jurors indict Lewis L. Paddock Walker aged 41 and Joseph Rhea Yapnolo 33 for kidnapping two state liquor agents in a five hour secret session. Conviction could lead to five to thirty years in the penitentiary.
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Toledo
UPK One
Lewis L. Paddock Walker
Joseph Rhea
Joe Yap
Yopnolo
Dope Cache Seizure Ties Cleveland and Portsmouth Figures
Columbus police and state authorities report seizing about 200 pounds of marijuana during a broad four month investigation. Donald Van Horn of Cleveland and John R. Hall of Portsmouth are named among those claimed to be involved. Officers said the haul was linked to a Dixie Club operation and a Hollywood area car with two Mexican occupants.
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Donald van Horn
Cleveland Land
John R. Hall
Portsmouth
Anthony A. Rut
Columbus
Statekowski
Walker
Yoppolo
Hollywood
Newla
Dixie Club
Early Cold Wave Strikes East and Midwest 18 Die
The Associated Press reports a severe cold wave bringing snow and high winds across the East and Midwest. At least 18 deaths, mostly from traffic incidents, and widespread power outages followed storms that set new date low records. Severe winds, freezing temperatures, and postponements hit high school and minor college games.
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Midwest
Associated Press
Traf
Poisoned milk suspected in Longview State Hospital deaths
A mysterious contaminant allegedly in milk and eggnog felled one patient and sickened at least four others at Longview State Hospital in Cincinnati. An empty pitcher containing disinfectant was found, suggesting a virbolic acid solution as the poison. Coroner and hospital officials pressed investigations.
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Cincinnati
Longview State Hospital
Robert Haines
Haines
Coroner's Office
Light Off-Year Voting Predicted In Third District Race
Light turnout expected in the off year election with focus on municipal contests and school board races. In Ohio the Third District congressional seat and a state constitutional amendment are on ballots, plus local judges and bonds. Ted W. Brown forecasts modest participation as voters decide three sets of issues and several local offices.
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Columbus
UPI
Ted W. Brown
Edward Breen
Dayton
Breen
Northeastern Storms Leave At Least Twenty Dead Across the Northeast
A freakish yellows and rain storm swept the Northeast on Saturday killing at least 20 people. Winds reached 60 mph and most deaths occurred in automobile crashes on slick highways. By state the toll: New York 11, Massachusetts 7, Rhode Island 1, Connecticut 1. Buffalo reported eight inches of snow.
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New England
Boston
Chardon
Ohio
New York State
Pennsylvania
Massena
N.C
Maryland
Frederick
Hagerstown
North Carolina
West Virginia
Waas
Gulf of Mexico
South Atlantic
New York
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Buffalo
Weekend Grid Scores Across Colleges and States
Scores from games across conferences show Ohio State at Toledo in progress with Ohio State leading Western State 6 to 5 at press time. Midwest action includes Illinois 7, Michigan 0 and Wisconsin 6, Indiana 0. South and East matchups feature Texas 20, SMU 13 and Alabama 16, Georgia 14, while Virginia 39 defeats Citadel and Maryland 35 tops Missouri 9.
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Ohio U
Toledo
Ohin State
South
Texas
SMU
Alabama
Georgia
Duke
Georgia Tech
Geo. Wash
S. Car
Tenegme
N. Car
Wash-Lea
Kentucky
Miami
Virginia
Citadel
Lover of Hot Bop Sent to Hospital in Dance Mishap
In New Britain Connecticut William Vilardy collided with the knee of his own nose while dancing to the hot bop music at a high school dance. The impact fractured his nose and he was sent to a local hospital.
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New Britain
Conn
William Vilardy
2 Hospital
Vilardy
AFL Urges Efficiency Based Pay Raises on Wage Board
AFL members on the Wage Stabilization Board urged a policy allowing pay raises tied to efficiency and production gains. They propose linking increases to reduced costs, with informal discussion of a 5 percent rise and potential total around 17 percent including existing cost of living boosts. They seek worker input on waste reduction and productivity.
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Washington
AFL
Wage Stabilization Board
APL
Feanamic Survey
AFI
Genateral Motors
CIO
Ike Denies Political Ambitions Amid North Africa Tensions
Dispatches report Tunisian nationalist leader Bourguiba’s expulsion from Tangier and clashes in French Morocco. Diplomats fault the French for mishandling the matter as workers strike and unrest grows near Casablanca ahead of the UN assembly in Paris.
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Tangier
Morocco
Gibraltar
Hamb Bourguiba
Neodestour
Constitutional
Tunisia
French
Ioring
Casa Iblanca
French Morocco
Eisenhower Demurs on Political Ambition and Parity
Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, returning from Europe, declines to discuss political leanings or presidential candidacy. He signals dissatisfaction with European arms buildup and backs a faster, wall-strength defense in six months. Truman plans a policy address Wednesday and to press for changes in arms production and distribution amid ongoing talks in Washington and Blair House meetings.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
America
Europe
New York
Paris
Eisenhower
Truman
Eienhower
Sisa
U.S
Tam
United States
White House
Blair House
State
iDefense Department
Defense
Pentagon
Soviet Trade Plea Opens Talks With Japan
Soviet Russia offers coal at 510 a ton and seeks expanded mutual trade with Japan including textiles vehicles and iron ore. Delegates from the Soviet mission to occupied Japan meet Diet lawmakers as Russia invites Japan to participate in revolutionary celebrations.
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Tokyo
Russia
Japan
Soviet Union
San Francisco
Diet
Andre: Ivanovich Dominitsky
Aleksei W. Mamin
Reps Etsuhro Kuhara
Administration
Liberal Party
Hideji Kawasaki
Hide Tajima
Bus Plunge Kills 2 GIs From Camp Atterbury
Franklin Indiana reports an Army bus crash on a homeward leg from a farewell party. Two soldiers died Pic James J Murphy 24 New York and Sgt Walter R Dunmire 21 Monongahela Pa. Twenty one were injured four critically at Camp Atterbury Army hospital. Eight escaped unhurt. All victims except the driver were in Company A of the 110th Infantry Regiment 28th Division bound for Germany.
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Germany
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Investigation of State Hospitals in Progress
Columbus state welfare director J H Lamneck said an investigation of all state hospitals is in progress. Gov Lausche directed Dr Calvin L Baker to probe aspects of hospital operation. A report is expected in about 100 days.
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Columbus
State Welfare
J. H. Lammeck
Frank J. Lausche
Calvin L. Baker
Lamneck
Tax Bureau Prober Clashes With Justice Dept Over Tax Probes
Representative Byrnes accused the Justice Department of obstructing a House inquiry into tax irregularities. He said the Bureau of Internal Revenue faced delays and obstruction while the department allegedly blocked grand jury investigations. Chairman King cited U.S. Attorney Chauncey Tramutolo as defying committee access to investigations in San Francisco.
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Washington
Byrn@s
R-Wis
Jon
Justice Department
House Committee
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Tlouse
Byrnes
King
D-Calif
United States
San Francisco
U.S
Chauncey Tramutolo
Department
MacArthur Aid For Taft Seen
Ex congressman Hamilton Fish says if Taft is the Republican nominee, Gen. Douglas MacArthur will stump for him at every whistle stop. Fish predicts Taft will carry northern and southern states in 1952. He argues MacArthur wants to oust Democratic socialists from office and opposes moving Eisenhower from Europe.
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New Burgh
N. J
Robert A Taft
Hamilton Fish
Douglass MacArthur
Fish
Taft
MacArthur
Dwight D. Eissenhower
Europe
Eisenhower
Cammert
Chou En-Lai Warns of New Blood Purges in China
San Francisco dispatch reports Premier Chou En-Lai warning that more blood purges will follow in China amid economic backwardness. He vows strict government economy and a campaign to resist American aggression and raid Korea, as broadcast from Peiping on June 23 at a national committee meeting of the Political Consultative Conference.
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San Francisco
China
Chou En-Leai
Korea
Heiping
Chou
The
Political Consultative Conference
Peiping
New Hope For Mentally Ill Virus Theory May Herald Cure
Columbus expert Dr James W Papez at Columbus State Hospital pursues a virus theory of insanity. He notes brain tissue shows purported brain bugs in insane patients and believes a vaccine or treatment could halt the virus, potentially reducing hospital populations and costs.
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Omo
James W. Papez
Cornell University
Columbus State Hospital
Columbus
Plane Crashes Nine Coast Guardsmen Rescued Near Boston
Nine Coast Guardsmen aboard a plane en route to aid two seamen with appendicitis at sea were rescued after a crash 16.3 miles southeast of Boston. The craft departed Salent to rendezvous with two ships en route to Bermuda for medical aid. The 85 David Starr Jordan helped recover the crew, while the Joe Dan and the SS Sylvester Pattie requested aid to evacuate the ill seamen.
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Boston
Coast Guard
Salent
Earch
Bermuda
Coast
Ohio Cities Lose Rehearing in Phone Rate Case
Columbus reports that six Ohio cities failed to obtain rehearing on Ohio Bell Telephone rates. The state utilities commission refused relief as the company had been charging higher rates for over a year, raising customer bills by about $5.5 million annually.
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Columbus
Ohio Cit Ies
State Utilities Commission
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Hunter fined for shooting seven rabbits out of season
Circleville report states a hunter was fined 960 dollars plus costs for shooting seven rabbits out of season. The case occurred Saturday and reflects enforcement of wildlife regulations.
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Circleville
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