Senators Demand Clear Aims Before Foreign Aid
Republican Senator Ferguson and Democrat Green urged that any new foreign aid plan start with a defined goal and concrete steps. They reference Gordon Gray’s report proposing aid for Western Europe after 1952 and development programs, while Taft called for thorough study of Europe defense costs and impact before commitments.
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Washington
Ferguson
R-Mich
Senate Appropriations Committee
Green
Ami
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Europe
Taft
Ohio
United Sates
Congress
Anderson
D-Nm
Feguson
Gordon Gray
Fmrmer
Truman
Gray
Western
Senate
US troops brace for cold in Korea frontline
The AP report describes freezing front conditions as about 90 000 Chinese forces face the U S First Corps with many soldiers in summer uniforms. Arctic gear is rushed to units including Parka clad Marines toward Changjin Reservoir while Seventh Division troops push toward the Manchurian border amid subzero winds.
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Seoul
Korea
U.S. First Corps
U.S. Eighth Army
Changjin
U.S. Seventh Division
Manchurian
Seventh Division
Pungsan
Kapsan
Pusan
U.S
Rochester
Eighth Army
Washington
Lake Success
Ernest A. Gross
UN Security Council
News Strikers Vote on Offer in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh workers from two unions mailers and drivers vote today on a proposed peace formula after six weeks of strike hurt the city’s business. Publishers of the Press Sun Telegraph and Post Gazette reported declines across sectors from five to seventy percent in a survey by Etchum Macleod and Gove.
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Pittsburgh
Press
Sun-Telegraph
Post-Gazette
Etchum, Macleod and Gove
Gallia County Forgery Convinct Paroled from Ohio Penitentiary
Charles Wheeler, convicted on a forgery charge in Gallia County, has been paroled from Ohio Penitentiary effective Feb. 8, the state Pardon and Parole Commission reported today.
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Gallia
Gallipolis
Charles Wheeler
Gallia County
Ohio
State Pardon and Parole Commission
Messenger Want Ad One Time Car Sale Note
A short notice notes that a single run Messenger Want Ad for buying and selling used cars and trucks appeared, part of the paper’s daily and Sunday classified offerings in Southeastern Ohio. The ad was printed once and not repeated.
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Messenger Want
600 Cities Act To Keep Rent Control
More than 600 communities across the nation and Puerto Rico have extended federal rent controls beyond January 1. They cover about 20 million people and 3 million rental units under current oversight, with about 8 million units already under control. Local actions include 317 governing bodies approving extensions and preliminary counts showing 313 referenda votes in favor, with 38 localities voting against.
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Washington
Puerto Rico
Tighe E. Woods
Woods
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New Jersey
Vermont
Pennsylvania
Walla Walla
Gas and oil sought near Ringgold area
Lancaster City Gas Co plans to drill for oil or gas near Ringgold within 30 days. The firm has lease or option on several hundred acres across Pickaway and Fairfield counties. Geologists estimate a depth of about 4000 feet to reach oil or gas.
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Circleville
Lancaster City Gas Co
Ringgold
Pickaway County
Fairfield County
Lancaster
Petition Seeks Pardon for Clark C. Hill in 1948 Murder
A petition filed with the Ohio Pardon and Parole Board seeks a pardon for Clark C. Hill 21 convicted of first degree murder in Medina County for the death of 17 year old Jeanette Weimer. Hill's attorney Emile Reiss says he also asked Gov. Lausche to commute the sentence. The three-judge court convicted Hill Oct 22 1948 and recommended mercy.
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Columbus
Clark C. Hill
Medina County
Ohio Pardon and Parole Board
Hill
Emile Reiss
Frank J. Lausche
Jeanette Weimer
Best Pheasant Season Predicted by Division
Ohioans can expect the best pheasant hunting in history as seasons open tomorrow. The State Game Management Division reports pheasants will be plentiful in 45 counties from southern Ohio to Lake Erie, with ample grouse and rabbits as well.
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Columbus
Kissless Groom Seeks Annulment Over Ice Skater Bride
Samuel H. Scripps, 22, grandson of E W Scripps, filed for annulment after his March 1 marriage to Patricia Murphy, 22, an ice skater from a show he financed, amid allegations of an affair with a professional dancer. Superior Judge Thurmond Clarke granted the annulment yesterday.
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Los Angeles
Samuel H. Scripps
E. W. Scripps
Thurmond Clarke
Scripps
Patricia Murphy
Debts and Kidnap Probe Surround Dr Campbell
State and FBI agents probe unpaid bills and debts tied to Dr Nancy Campbell while two other matters are investigated. Investigators cite cash gifts to several individuals and $800 in travelers checks linked to $1000 stolen from Dr Hausner’s Santa Fe office. A ransom incident led to her arrest and a 9 year old victim found in her car.
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Albuquerque
N.M
FBI
Nancy Campbell
Asst. Dist. Atty
Robert Fox
Santa Fe
Eric P. Hausner
Campbell
Santa
Linda Stamm
Allen Stamm
Indictment Sought in Henderson Brother Stabbing Case
Lawrence County grand jury will consider a second degree murder indictment against Elijah Henderson 68 of Proctorville for the Oct 31 fatal stabbing of his brother Brady 63. Henderson is ordered held on $2000 bond pending grand jury action.
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Ironton
Lawrence County
Elijah Henderson
Proctorville
Brady
Tibet Plea to UN Languishes as Members Balk
Tibet seeks UN aid to repel Chinese forces but no member sponsors the plea in the Security Council. India and Nationalist China deem Tibet part of China leaving the matter a civil war outside UN jurisdiction. The United States weighs the 1200 word letter but cites Korea as its priority.
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Tibet
United Nations
Security Council
India
China
United States
Tsepon Shakabpa
Trygve Lie
U.S
Ernest A. Gross
U. S
Red China
Korea
Peiping
Council
Taft Eyes 1952 Run in Talk With Reporters
Senator Taft tied his Ohio labor-stronghold wins to potential 1952 GOP nomination. He noted he carried Cleveland to Canton counties and won reelection by 430000, while signaling no campaign but open to the presidency if it comes. He may push Taft Hartley amendments depending on labor moves and southern Democratic support.
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Washington
Taft
Ohioan
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Columbus
Toledo
Akron
Youngstown
Dayton
Canton
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
California
Thomas E. Dewey
James H. Duff
Pennsylvania
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Cook County
Earl Warren
Ohio
Labor
House
Army to Draft 40,000 in January for War Effort
The Army announces a January draft call for 40,000 draftees, part of a total 250,000 since the Korea war began. Previous months show 50,000 in September and October, 70,000 in November, and 40,000 in December. Navy and Air Force rely on volunteers for manpower.
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Washington
Army
Kores
Navy
Air Force
Venezuela Executes Curfew After Acting President Slain
Venezuela closed borders and imposed a dusk to dawn curfew after the assassination of acting president Lt. Col. Carlos Delgado Chalbaud. The three man military junta leader died from gunshot wounds as Rafael Simon Urbina and associates were detained. A state of siege was declared and foreigners were warned to avoid involvement.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Carlos Delgado Chalbaud
Delgado
Bogota
Rafael Simon Urbina
Defense appoints Clay ton Fritchey as public information director
Secretary of Defense Marshall announced Clay ton Fritchey editor of the New Orleans Item will lead public information for the Defense Department. Fritchey has 25 years in journalism and previously served as managing editor of the Baltimore Post and worked at the Cleveland Press.
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Washington
Defense
Marshall Today
Clayton Fritchey
New Orleans Item
Defense Department
Fritchey
New Orleans
Baltimore Post
Cleveland Press
Killinger Plea To Be Aided By Doctors
Medina reports defense lawyers rely on mental experts to prove Gerald Killinger 17 was insane and avoid execution or long confinement after his Oct 5 shooting of Harold Mast 23. State witness Boyd Parmalee testified Killinger sane. prosecutors added signed confessions from Killinger and accomplice Amerman detailing Mast murder plan and alibi gaps.
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Medina
Gerald Killinger
Killinger
Harold Mast
Max Amerman
Boyd Parmalee
William G. Batchelder, Jr
Amerman
Mast
Secretary Isabel Smith Dies in Suspected Suicide
Authorities awaited a toxicologist report in the case of 40 year old Isabel Smith secretary of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. She was found dead in a sister's Columbus home with a note saying she was taking her life due to work strain and pressure. Smith had been assigned as an attache of the United States Mission at the United Nations and visited from Saturday for a short stay. She formerly worked for Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt.
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Columbus
Isabel Smith
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Miss Smith
Senate
United States
United Nations
Agnes Clancy
Eleanor Roosevelt
Narcotic Raids Nab Nine in Cincinnati
Cincinnati police and federal narcotics agents conducted raids in three sections of the city and arrested nine people, six of whom identified as musicians. Authorities seized heroin and marijuana in the operation.
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Cincinnati
Voice broadcast jams phones and TV in New Jersey
The Voice of America apologized for local telephones picking up the Star Spangled Banner and French audio while TV sets dim. Technicians told residents at a public meeting near the Wayne Township transmitter that little could be done. Officials say the State Department requires all 50,000 watts to operate.
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Paterson
N.J
Voice of America
a_ public eeting
State Department
Wayne Township
Phone Union Accuses Bell of Discriminatory Lockout
The CIO Communications Workers of America accuses Bell of a discriminatory lockout after turning away 15 000 long distance operators and maintenance workers who refused to cross sporadic picket lines. NLRB will rule in two weeks with possible court injunction. Bell calls the claim absurd as talks stretch into another session. Emergency service continues in Painesville Mansfield and Ashtabula with small picket numbers and some workers staying off the job.
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NEW York
CIO Communications Workers of America
National Labor Relations Board
CWA
Philadelphia
NLRB
Bell
Cleveland
Painesville
Mansfield
Ashtabula
Western Electric Co
Canadian airliner crash kills 51 pilgrims in France
The wreckage of a Canadian airliner carrying 51 passengers and seven crew was found on Mount L Obiou in the Alps. First reports say all aboard are dead. The plane was returning holy year pilgrims from Rome. guides assess rescue attempts despite hazardous terrain.
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Grenoble
France
Rome
Mount L’obiou Range
Governor Lausche Celebrates 55th Birthday in Columbus
Governor Frank J. Lausche marked his 55th birthday at the statehouse desk. He joked that Mrs. Lausche would give the usual gloves, likely to be misplaced by February. Reporters received cigars and a small music box played Happy Birthday as he turned the handle.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio Five Day Forecast Outlook for Columbus Area
The forecast calls for temperatures 5 to 10 degrees above normal for November 15. Normal highs 46 to 49 and lows 31 to 34. Warmer midweek, mild through Saturday, then cooler Sunday. Light showers planned for Sunday with precipitation under one tenth inch.
Battle Yell Is Allah
Marine sergeant William C. Koontz leads a Pershing tank crew of mixed faiths including Moslem Hebrew Catholic and Presbyterian aboard United Nations in Korea. Koontz notes religion is compatible with battle and cites his Navy Cross from Saipan as proof of service.
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U. S. First Marine Division
Korea
United Nations
William C. Koontz
Wilcox
Marine Corps
Koontz
Saipan
James R. Rader
Akron
Ohio
Andrew Navarro
San Jose
Calif
Donald R. Husted
Springfield
Thomas N. Wiley
Springs
Okla
Williams Takes Lead In Michigan Count
DETROIT. Democrat G. Mennen Williams holds a lead of about 900 votes in Michigan after corrections to ballots. His margin surpassed a prior 6000 vote advantage by former two term Governor Harry F. Kelly as counts shifted. Williams and Kelly alternated the lead since corrections began.
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Detroit
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Williams
Harry F. Kelly
Kelly
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