Ohio voters face light turnout in major races
In Columbus Ohio a light turnout is expected with focus on mayor and council contests and school issues. Dayton area races for the Third District see Jesse Yoder and Paul F Schenck challenging incumbent Edward Breen who resigned due to ill health.
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Columbus
Ohio
Jesse Yoder
Paul F. Schenck
Dayton
Edward Breen
Breen
Yoder
Schenck
Akron
Youngstown
Charles E. Slusser
Fred Harter
Charles P. Henderson
John J. Bannon
Cleveland
Thomas A. Burke
William J. McDermott
James A. Rhodes
Floyd F. Green
Cincinnati
Toledo
Atomic Tests Yield Highly Radioactive Snow in Athens
Ohio University physicist Professor John E Edwards reports snow in Athens after Nevada nuclear tests shows radioactivity far above normal. One gallon melted snow analyzed with an ionization detector found 90 percent of material trapped by filter paper. intensity has since dropped about 30 percent.
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John E. Edwards
Ohio University Physics Department
Athens
Nevada
Ohio University
Edwards
Eisenhower Reports From Washington On NATO Defense Plans
General Dwight D. Eisenhower returns to post after day of White House and Pentagon talks on production for NATO up to 30 divisions and updated war plans. Officials say discussions covered allocation and production for Western Europe defenses and SHAPE strategy with no detail on 1952 presidential matters.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Pentagon
Robert A. Lovett
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Allied Powers
Europe
Washington
Truman
Western
White House
Supreme Commander of
Allied Forces
Western Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Pentagon High Command
Eisenhower
Fense
Joseph Short
Supreme Headquarters
Stoppage to begin Thursday on four major rail lines
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen ordered a work stoppage at 3 p.m. Thursday on four railroads Chicago and Northwestern, Terminal RR of St. Louis, Baltimore and Ohio, and Louisville and Nashville. About 105,000 members are represented, with up to 75,000 affected. The strike follows two years of dispute over wage increases and a 40 hour week for yard service.
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Washington
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
David B. Robertson
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis and Omaha
Terminal Railroad Association of
St. Louis
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Buffalo Division
Robertson
National Mediation Board
White House
Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers
Order of
Dock Strike Bases 3000 Back on Jobs
New York harbor shows revival as at least 3000 AFL longshoremen worked on 31 ships at 21 piers. A New York State fact finding panel opened inquiry into the 23 day old ILA wildcat strike led by Gene Sampson while leaders discuss reopening contract talks.
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New York
Mammoth
New York Harbor
AFL
U. S
New York State
AFL International Longshoremen's Association
ILA
Wildcat
Joseph P. Ryan
John J
Gene) Sampson
600 WACs Head For War Theater
Assistant Secretary of Defense Anna Rosenberg disclosed that about 600 women from the WACs will be sent to Korea to take over behind the lines jobs now done by men. The transfer is to support military operations and manpower needs.
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Washington
Korea
Anna Rosenberg
Advisory Committee On Women In the Armed Forces
Atom Masters Develop Wide Bomb Assortment
Las Vegas reporters witnessed the AEC full test series finale at Yucca Flat with five distinct blasts. Test Manager Carroll L. Tyler and Alvin C. Graves described multiple experiments, the last blast creating a towering flame and a 10 second fireball. The shock wave crossed miles of Nevada and Utah without harming people or environment, with only slight radiation reported.
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Las Vegas
New
America
Atom
Atomic Energy Commission
Yucca Flat
Carroll L. Tyler
Alvin C. Graves
AEC
Earth
First Gambling Tags Issued in Cincinnati Area
The first eight $50 gambling licenses were issued yesterday under a new federal law. Four went to Hamilton men, with one each to residents of Wilmington, Dayton, Blanchester and Cincinnati. Police warned gambling would not be tolerated after licenses were issued to Lah B. Walton, William Yarnell, Jack M. Wooley and Raymond L. Emenaker of Hamilton.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton
Wilmington
Dayton
Blanchester
John A. Rippug
Bond Set On Large Marijuana Bust In Columbus
A Mexican national Jose Francisco Santos 31 of Laredo Texas held for Federal Court on $10 000 bond after waiving preliminary examination. U S Commissioner Rob ert W Newton called the seizure one of the largest marijuana hauls in the country. State Patrol arrested Santos and Guillermo Gallegos Garza 19 Friday night. marijuana found in the car.
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Columbus
U. S
Robert W. Newton
Jose Francisco Santos
Laredo
Tex
Newton
Santos
Guillermo Gallegos Garza
Nobel Peace Prize Awarded to Leon Jouhaux
The 1951 Nobel Peace Prize goes to Leon Jouhaux of France. The Norwegian Nobel Institute announced the award in Oslo, recognizing his work for peace.
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Oslo
Norway
Leon Jouhaux
France
Nobel Institute
Wage Line Is Defended By Johnston
New York economic stabilizer Eric Johnston defends wage policy saying it is not frozen nor a sieve for inflation. He cites fair real earnings and a strong wage stabilization framework produced by labor management and public representatives. Prices should be held within bounds through tailored regulations and lower price ceilings when costs fall.
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New York
Eric Johnston
Johnston
Wage Stabilization Board
Foley Improves After Illness At Delaware Hospital
R. E. Foley 46 state registrar of motor vehicles was reported much improved at Jane M Case Hospital after a Saturday illness. An attendant said he will be confined to the rest of the week.
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Delaware
R. E. Foley
State Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Jane M. Case Hospital
Foley
Reds Reject New Trace Line Plan
UN command spokesman Brig. Gen. William P. Nuckols said the Reds refused a plan to pause the cease-fire buffer zone and resume talks, demanding a final formal solution first. He warned a de facto cease-fire would stall armistice talks and leave POWs in enemy hands.
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Munsan
Korea
United Nations Command
William P. Nuckols
Nuckols
United Nations
Reds Expand New Drive Seize Peak on Korean Front
Chinese infantry captured a third hill on the expanding western front and held two other peaks against Allied counterattacks. The three day Red offensive, supported by armor, drove UN forces from foxholes near Yonchon and fought to within 500 yards of the crests before stalling.
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U. S. 8Th Army
Korea
United Nations
Yonchon
38Th Parallel
Chorwon
Sinatra Gardner License Issued
The marriage license for Frank Sinatra and Ava Gardner was picked up at city hall Monday. J C Findley signed the receipt for Isaac D Levy, a friend of Sinatra, and the couple may wed at Levy’s home this week possibly Wednesday.
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Philadlephia
Frank Sinatra
Ava Gardner
J. C. Findley
Isaac D. Levy
Sinatra
City Hall
Hollywood
Levy
Red Anniversary Kicks Off Drive To Snag West Arming
New York report notes the Soviet Union marks its 34th Bolshevik anniversary with a push for a five power peace pact and to sway Western Europe against rearming West Germany and to deter remilitarization of Japan. It cites 60 anniversary slogans and hints at Western reliance on the United Nations minus Red China.
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Snag West Arming
New York
Soviet Union
United States
China
France
Britain
Asia
Japan
United Nations
Red
Two Ohioans Hurt in Airliner Crash Near Tucumcari
A Martin 202 twin engined airliner carrying 26 veterans on the troop rotation plan crashed 100 yards from Tucumcari Airport in a snowstorm. One corporal, Donald E. Worman, 22, was killed. six other veterans and three crew were injured, including Sgt. Richard L. Wirth of Lancaster and Cpl. Clarence K. Schundrenberg of Salem.
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Tucumcari
N. M
Transocean Airlines
Oakland
Calif
Korea
Japan
USS
Walker
Donald E. Worman
Edwin Worman
Allentown
Richard L. Wirth
Lancaster, O
Clarence K. Schundrenberg
Salem
Tommies Egyptians Skirmish Near Canal
Egyptian civilians and British soldiers exchanged fire near Ismailia by the Suez Canal today. The clash occurred at Nefisha Bridge by a British anti aircraft emplacement. The spokesman noted a rise in incidents as forces cling to the canal.
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Egypt
Ismailia
Suez Canal
Nefisha
Steubenville Steel Plant to Expand at $33 Million
The Follawsbee Steel Corp. announced a $33,000,000 expansion of its Steubenville plant set to begin around January 1, 1952. Charlies H. Manion, vice president and general manager, said contracts will be awarded in the next two months. The project will take years to complete and include a melting shop six open hearths a 54 inch hot strip rolling mill new buildings river docks a railroad yard shops and other auxiliary facilities.
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Steubenville
Follawsbee Steel Corp
Charlies H. Manion
France Proposes Big Four Talks At UN Assembly
President Vincent Auriol urged four powers to meet in private in Paris during the UN General Assembly to ease tensions. He referred to the leaders as distinguished men and urged private talks within UN bounds. The plan includes a new disarmament count, including atomic weapons, central to President Truman’s forthcoming address.
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France
Vincent Auriol
Truman
Winston Churchill
Generalissimo
Stalin
United Nations General Assembly
United Nations
Washington
Russia
United States
King Warns Of Inflation In Speech To Parliament
King George VI warned that rising inflation threatens Britain's defense program and urged drastic action. Prime Minister Churchill's Conservative regime plans immediate proposals to fight inflation, read in the king's throne speech during the first formal session of Parliament.
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London
George VI
Britain
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Buckingham Palace
Houses of Lords and Commons
Lords’ Chamber
Council Head Testifies as Phillips Trial Nears Verdict
Columbus City Council president Henry A. Koontz was among eight character witnesses for George Phillips in a murder trial. Phillips faces second degree murder charges for the April 25 death of Ruth Alter. The defense rested after witnesses placed him away from the crime scene. The case nears jury deliberation with a Wednesday retort of ten witnesses expected and an election day recess.
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Columbus
Henry A. Koontz
George Phillips
Ruth Alter
Phillips
Myron B. Gessaman
KING COLD RAGES NATION WITH WINTRY WALLOP
Cold weather grips the United States with a deadly four day storm yielding at least 139 deaths mainly from traffic crashes. New storms bring snow to Missouri and Arkansas while many regions face record low temperatures since 1887 and ore shipments slow at Great Lakes docks ahead of a December 15 shipout deadline.
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Associated Press
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Louisiana
Oklahoma
Ohio Valley
Chanute
Kas
Springfield
Ohio River
East Coast
Chicago
Detroit
Lone Rock
Wis
Cadillac
Mich
St. Louis
New York City
Miami
Los Angeles
Great Lakes
Farm Group To Hear Taft
Senator Robert A. Taft of Ohio makes his second southern campaign swing within a week. He attends a Birmingham breakfast with Alabama Republicans, meets state GOP leaders, and addresses a Birmingham luncheon before traveling to Biloxi and speaking at the Alabama Farm Bureau Convention.
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Birmingham
Ala
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Senate
Taft
Biloxi
Miss
Alabama Farm Bureau
Knoxville
Tenn
Washington
Shooting Victim Dies In East Liverpool
Lee Keyser 28 of East Liverpool died in City Hospital from a gunshot wound after an argument over a dog. Neighbor Rebert W. Elliott lives across the state line in Pennsylvania and is jailed in Beaver County Pennsylvania awaiting charges.
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Lee Keyser
City Hospital
Rebert W. Elliott
State Line
Pennsylvania
Beaver County
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