Administration Unveils Vast New Plan To Aid Europe
The Truman administration released a Gray report proposing a far reaching global aid program totaling billions over the coming years. It calls for Europe and underdeveloped regions to receive large scale assistance tied to defense needs and local policy performance.
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Europe
Truman
Congress
Tne Cniel
Miaus
Gordon Gray
United States
Gray
U.S
Taft Returns to Washington as GOP Reorganizing Signals
Senator Robert A. Taft arrives in Washington amid signs of GOP reorganization with discussions likely on consolidating campaign leadership under the national committee. He plans a news conference and will weigh 1952 plans after a sweeping reelection.
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Leonard W. Hall
New York
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White House
Tibet Seeks Cease Fire as Chinese Invasion Continues
Tibetan delegation in New Delhi formally urged Communist China to withdraw troops to the Tibetan frontier. The group warned it would not negotiate future relations with Peiping until the demand is met. Indian officials said Simla monitoring station had not heard any ceasefire report and the embassy denied the broadcast.
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Simla
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Ironton and Gallipolis Men Awarded Bronze Stars
In Tokyo the 24th Infantry Division decorated soldiers including Sgt First Class Carl Legg of Ironton and Lt Colonel John P. Wetherholt of Gallipolis with Bronze Star honors. The medals included the Bronze Star with V device among the awards.
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U. S. 24Th Infantry Division
Carl Legg
Ironton
John P. Wetherholt
Gallipolis
Church Women Meet For Final Assembly in Cincinnati
The United Council of Church Women opens a four day assembly in Cincinnati with about two thousand attendees from all states and foreign lands. This will be the last biennial gathering as the council merges this month with the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the U S A. The merger unites 29 Protestant and Orthodox communions totaling roughly 32 million members, planned for Cleveland.
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Bierman resigns as Minnesota head football coach
Bernie Bierman today resigned as head football coach at the University of Minnesota. He asked to be relieved at the end of the present year claiming the move had been in mind for some time. He said the decision was not due to the team failing to win a game this year.
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Bernie Bierman
University of Minnesota
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Strike Talks Stall in Coast-to-Coast Telephone Strike
Federal mediators urged settlement in the public interest as neither union nor management moved on the coast-to-coast partial telephone strike over the weekend.
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New York
Woman Doctor Caught In Act Of Kidnapping
Santa Fe New Mexico reports 43 year old Nancy Campbell Yale trained physician charged with kidnapping Linda Stamm nine year old daughter of contractor. She wore men's clothes and was caught after reaching for ransom money. FBI found two more notes and a pistol. Linda was unharmed.
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Indian Party Starts Revolt In Nepalese Conflict
In Nepal a split within the exiled king’s circle erupts as Nepali Congress rebels claim a parallel government. They seize Birganj near India, reportedly advance toward Kathmandu, and capture Semra airstrip amid tensions with the prime minister and Tibetan issues.
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Semra
Celler Urges Action to Restore Newsprint Competition
Representative Cel ler of New York urged the Justice Department to initiate court action to restore competition in the newsprint industry. The statement calls for federal intervention to remedy reduced competition and potential industry consolidation.
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Celler
D-Ny
Justice Department
Pact Deputies Seek Christmas Decision on German Role
London report says Atlantic pact deputies pressed for a clear decision by Christmas on integrating West Germany into a Western European defense system. They face three issues including French concerns over a German army and plans for a supranational defense council, limited German troop use, and pooling war industries.
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Rene Plevent
European Defense Council
Ballot bungling explanations sought in Detroit probe
Detroit election officials were summoned to explain ballot bungling as Michigan questions who will be governor for two years. The probe opens with Republican Harry F. Kelly leading Democratic Governor G men Williams by 307 votes, a margin unlikely to stand after a recount.
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Harry F. Kelly
G. Mennen Williams
UN Moves To Localize Korea War
UN mounts a three pronged diplomatic offensive to keep Korea confined, reassure Chinese leaders no attack on China, and press for a unified democratic Korea. Australia’s Plimsoll travels to Korea. UN relief and reconstruction plans push postwar rehabilitation. Security Council discusses implementation and responds to Chou En Lai signaling a Korean debate at Lake Success.
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A C Johnson Service Held In Columbus
Funeral services were held at the First Congregational Church for Arthur C. Johnson 76 editor in chief of the Columbus Dispatch He died Saturday in Cleveland after a medical checkup Pallbearers included Edgar Wolfe Robert Wolfe George Smalsteed Erwin Zepp Earl Davis John Will James Patrick and Ezra Stapleton
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Columbus Zoo
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McArthur
James Patrick
Brice
Ezra Stapleton
Reynoldsburg
Reagan Re elected SAG President at Annual Meeting
Ronald Reagan was reelected president of the Screen Actors Guild at the organization’s annual meeting held last night.
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Hollywood
Ronald Reagan
Screen Actors Guild
Marines Move Through Icy Hills Toward Changjin Reservoir
A strong column of U S Marines advanced five and a half miles unopposed through icy hills toward Changjin Reservoir, reaching within four miles of the objective. The push coincided with major Chinese Communist redeployments and a reinforced UN line across the peninsula as B 29 raids hit supply points near Sinuiju.
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Dewey and Taft clash over isolationism trend post election
In a U S News and World Report interview Dewey warned of isolated voices within the Republican Party while Taft denied any isolationist label exists. Other winners and losers cited factors from the Korean War to public doubt in Truman policy.
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Calif
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Millard E. Tydings
Maryland
Julia Marlowe Dies Shakespearian Actress at 85
NEW YORK Julia Marlowe a renowned Shakespearian actress died after a brief illness at the Plaza Hotel in New York her longtime home. She starred with husband E H Sothern in one of the era’s famed acting partnerships marrying in 1911 after an earlier marriage failed. Her signature roles included Juliet Rosalind and Viola.
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Charleston Man Jailed After Truck Jackknifes
Harold Darwin Brown, 21, of Charleston, jailed on a charge of driving while intoxicated after his semi tractor trailer jackknifed on Route 35 near Kanauga. He was treated for facial lacerations at Holzer Hospital. Passenger Orville B. Tackett, 22, Charleston, remained hospitalized with head and neck lacerations, a concussion, and possible spine fracture.
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Kanauga
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Wanted Man's Trial Disappears in East
In Cincinnati authorities report the disappearance of William Dad Trew, 35, a suspect in the homicide of Norma Jean Isaacs, 18, of Covington. Carl G. Meyer, sheriff's office special investigator, said he lost all trace on returning from the East.
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William
Dad) Trew
Norma Jean Isaacs
Covington
Carl G. Meyer
Hamilton County
Bank introduces self service parking meter gadget
The Third National Bank of Ashland installs a parking meter change gadget enabling drivers to make their own change. Bank Cashier Wilbur Witten reports the device balanced to the penny for four days in operation.
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Ashland
Third National Bank of Ashland
Wilbur Witten
French Readies New Retreat At Moncay
Saigon reports the French began evacuating civilians by sea from Moncay on Indochina's coast. The move aims to ease the defending garrison burden as Vietminh mortar fire continues. Police say 15 Vietminh leaders were rounded up and several arms caches found.
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Moncay
Real Negotiations Progress in Pittsburgh Mailers Strike
After a 43 day walkout that shut all three Pittsburgh newspapers, a publishers’ spokesman said three days of talks yielded real negotiating, though union representatives declined to comment. The marathon session ended around 3 a.m. with no formal breakthrough reported.
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Pittsburgh Daily
Five Die in Ohio Traffic Toll Drops to a Quiet Weekend
An Associated Press survey reports nine violent deaths in Ohio over Saturday and Sunday, all from traffic incidents, marking the lowest weekend toll in several weeks. The deaths occurred across multiple locations, with authorities investigating each collision and confirming victims and routes.
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Ohio
Associated Press
Killinger's Statements Introduced to Jury
Medina, Ohio. Gerald Killinger's signed police statements admitting the Oct. 5 shooting of Harold Mast were presented to a jury in a first degree murder case. Prosecutor William G. Batchelder Jr. sought to use the three page confession as the key portion of the state's evidence. The 17 year old, tested by lie detector, said Mast was shot.
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Harold Mast
William G. Batchelder, Jr
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Mast
Logan Man on Plane Helping Guide Lost Jet
TAMPA Florida A F rescue plane crewman Sg t Har old W Smith of 558 Kerlin Logan was aboard when it guided a lost jet pilot to a safe landing. The jet had been lost 350 miles out over the Atlantic and was steered through the overcast to a field at Charleston South Carolina.
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