Nixon Says U S Erred In Stripping Jap Arms
U S Vice President Richard Nixon urged rearmament of Japan saying 1946 demilitarization was a mistake. He noted the Communist threat and urged Japan to share defense responsibilities while planning a brief Okinawa stop before Manila.
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Tokyo
U. S
Richard Nixon
Japan
United States
Nixon
Japan-America Society
Moscow
Sen
William F. Knowland
Calif
U. S. Senate
U.S
Orient
Asia
Okinawa
Manila
Heated Spy Case Cools and Senators Hear No Signal
Washington AP senators probing the Harry Dexter White affair pause without hint of ending inquiries despite Eisenhower's call for possible resolution. Sen Jenner notes FBI reports reaching top officials, while House committee signposts retreat on Byrnes testimony. renewed disclosures expected on Treasury spies after White’s 1946 IMF move.
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Washington
Harry Dexter White
Eisenhower
Sen
Jennier
R-Ind
Internal Security Subcommittee
Jenner
FBI
White
Brownell
Truman
Subcommittee
House Un-American Activities Committee
Rep
Clardy
R-Mich
Lansing
Mich
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Treasury
International Monetary Fund
John W. Snyder
Capital Firm Cited in Navy Supply Probe
A congressional committee hearing cited Clark Grave Vault Co of Columbus for rust on rocket heads and bands supplied to the Navy. Navy inspector Mary Elizabeth Resham testified rust appeared after painting, while Lt. Cmdr A J Raitch said rust formed during long storage at Hastings Nebraska. Other firms named included Leshner Corp Hamilton Ohio Sanitary Wiping Cloth and Burlap Co Wilkes-Barre Pa and Grossman & Sons Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Congressional
Clark Grave Vault Co
Columbus
Mary Elizabeth Resham
Balere
House
A. J. Raitch
Hastings
Neb
Red Delegate Seeks H Bomb Ban at UN
Andrei Vishinsky argues for a Soviet peace package at the UN General Assembly Political Committee adding the hydrogen bomb to mass destruction weapons to be banned. Western officials oppose until international controls are in place. the Assembly is expected to reject the proposals as in past sessions.
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United Nations
N. Y
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Russia
Vishinsky
UN General Assembly
Quads Born in Florida Stir Survival Hopes
In Gainesville Florida doctors forecast to know today the survival chances of the Hijab quadruplets three girls and a boy born Wednesday to Wasfi Ahmad Hijab and Abla, Syrian graduates students at the University of Florida. Each baby weighs between two and three pounds and is in incubators.
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Gainesville
Fla
Wasfi Ahmad
University of Florida
Raymond S. Camp
Nadia
Abla
Rep Robert Reider Announces Candidacy for Secretary of State
Columbus reports Rep Robert W Reider D Ottawa launched his bid for the Democratic nomination for secretary of state in the May primary. The Port Clinton publisher and Ohio House minority whip said petitions would circulate immediately and he would campaign in all 88 counties.
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Columbus
Robert W. Reider
Ottawa
Reider
Port Clinton
Ohio House of Representatives
Arab Refugee Study Slated
Sen. Gillette plans an early Near East tour to assess rehabilitation prospects for Arabs displaced by the 1948 Palestine fighting. A Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee warned that without stepped up aid, continuation of funding would be unjustified. About 860,000 refugees were housed in camps after five years and more than 100 million dollars spent with little progress.
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Washington
Gillette
Iowa
Near East
United Nations
Senate Foreign Relations
Congress
Palestine
Grange Eyes Use of Food Stamp Plan
The National Grange at its 88th meeting in Burlington Vermont considers urging Congress to enact a stand-by food stamp plan to feed farm surpluses to needy and low income groups during a recession. Drafts a farm program for Secretary of Agriculture Benson and weighs reviving Roosevelt era measures to improve living standards and use surpluses at cut-rate prices.
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Burlington
National Grange
Farm Organization
Sen. Aiken
Vermont
Grange
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Slots Case Verdict Is Expected Today
A jury of nine women and three men is expected to decide today if Dustin E. Corn is guilty of owning and possessing slot machines. If convicted, the ex councilman and former Hanging Rock mayor could face 1-5 years in jail and a $5000 fine for the raid in Trenton last January that yielded 155 slot machine shells.
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Ironton
Ohio
Dustin E
Ducky) Corn
Corn
Hanging Rock
Trenton
New York Senate Boss Quits Post in Dispute With Dewey
Albany reports Sen Arther Hr Wicks resigns as acting lieutenant governor and GOP Senate leader after a bitter clash with Gov. Thomas E. Dewey over visits to labor extortionist Joseph Fay in Sing Sing Prison. Dewey and party leaders had urged his departure, while Wicks claimed vindication and cited state business as the motive. The rift threatens party unity ahead of next year’s campaigns.
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New York Senate
Dewey
Albany
N.Y
Arthr
Wicks
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
GOP
Senate
Joseph S. Fay
Sing Sing
Fay
GOP Committee
Wicksor
Violent clash at Columbus plant as strikers clash with workers
Police report a short violent scuffle between striking union members from Local 927 and non-striking workers at the Columbus jet plane plant. Cars were damaged and a bullet hole found. nine people injured slightly. The company seeks contempt citations and names union steward David Mooney in a car overturn incident. Judge Harter previously fined the union $20,000 for a restraining order violation.
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Columbus
Ohio
North American Aviation, Inc
Common Pleas Court
Cno-United Auto Workers
Robert V. Catlano
David Mooney
Baltimore
Wilbur Sturms
Lancaster
Joseph M. Harter
Fire Wardens Hunt Arsonist Near Rt 327 in Ohio
Forest Fire Warden John Waters reports seven fires at half mile intervals along Ohio 327 near Wellston on November 17 were arson. One blaze charred 44 acres and required five hours to control. state foresters used an aircraft and patrols searched the highway, with a dozen fires linked along the route.
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Jackson
Ohio
John Waters
Rt. 1
Wellston
John A. Bastian
Bastian
Blaze Destroys Front of Martinsburg Journal Plant
A fire swept the Martinsburg Journal building in West Virginia early today, burning the front of the plant for about five hours before tanks from five towns and a veterans center brought it under control. Damage was estimated between 200000 and 500000 dollars.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Martinsburg Journal
Veterans Center
Asst
Merle C. Fellers
Shopping Spree Ends For Cleveland Woman
Cleveland nursing mother Helene Kleeberg 41 was jailed after a two week spree using another woman's charge plate. Detective James Masterson said she bought $1420 in merchandise mainly clothing for her four children and faced a charge of obtaining goods under false pretenses.
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Cleveland
James Masterson
Helene Kleeberg
KSU Professor E Turned Stump Dies at 58 in Ohio
Kent State University head of the speech school E Turner Stump died Tuesday after a heart attack. The 58 year old professor served as leader of the department and was a prominent figure on campus in Kent Ohio.
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KSU
Kent
Ohio
E. Turner Stump
Kent State University
School of Speech
Democrats Claim GOP Hedges On Promises Budget Clash
Washington Democrats accuse President Eisenhower of reneging on campaign pledges as he concedes a balanced budget may not be achievable in the coming fiscal year. Key Republicans defend the party by blaming inherited budget problems from the Truman era.
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Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Wuning
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Carl T. Curtis
R-Neb
House
Ways and Means Committee
Sen
McClellan
D-Ark
Appropriations Committee
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Dems Seek Boost in Air Defense Funds for U.S. Cities
House leaders plan a two billion dollar increase in air defense funding to protect American cities and people with radar interceptor planes and other devices. Rep McCormack says the program would reduce bomber effectiveness to ten percent, while Rep Winstead urges rapid home defense strengthening and suggests foreign aid savings could finance the plan.
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Washington
John W. McCormack
Mass
Congress
McCormack
House
Rep
Winstead
Miss
House Armed Forces Committee
Ex Red Bares Work for FBI in Communist Probe
William H. Teto of Ashby Massachusetts testified before Senator McCarthy's subcommittee that he worked as an FBI undercover agent since 1941 and knows of Communists at General Electric plants in Lynn and Fitchburg. He said he revealed his secret agent status while still a Communist.
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Boston
FBI
General Electric
Lynn and
Fitchburg
Maas
Joseph R. McCrathy
Senate
William H. Teto
Ashby
Mass
Communist Party
Teto
Teen-Agers Admit Setting 3 Blazes
Five people were arrested on charges of starting several forest fires in northwest Georgia. E H Terry chief fire investigator said two teens admitted they set three fires near Rome Russell Airport just to see them burn.
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Rome
Georgia
E. H. Terry
Georgia Forestry Commission
Russell
Fire damages New Haven home of Capt and Mrs Ruttencutter
A kitchen fire at the seven room brick home of Capt. and Mrs. Paul Ruttencutter in New Haven Wednesday evening partially burned the garage and kitchen. Smoke damaged all other rooms in the residence.
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Point Pleasant
Paul Ruttencutter
New Haven
CIO Pushes for Taft-Hartley Law repeal at convention
At Cleveland the CIO delegates backed a resolution to repeal Taft Hartley, opposing Labor Secretary Mitchell's call for a realist approach. Walter P. Reuther affirmed the plan, pledging full energy to repeal while Mitchell urged focusing on dangerous features of the act. He warned against political games and said administration won’t reverse progress.
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Cleveland
CIO
Labor
James P. Mitchell
Walter P. Reuther
Mitchell
Congress
Martin P. Durkin
Eisenhower
White House
Special Election Call Rejected by Ohio Governor
Gov. Frank Lausche refused to order a special election to fill General Assembly vacancies citing higher costs than benefits. The Ohio Supreme Court had summoned him to answer by December 19 in a suit led by Cleveland Republican Richard B. Kay of the Greater Cleveland Young Republicans requesting a special vote.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
General Assembly
Ohio Supreme Court
Cleveland
Bronx taxi driver sues Ed Cantor over sketch rights
A Bronx taxi driver files suit against comedian Eddie Cantor and others alleging mischarging and improper use of his material in a Maxie revision sketch. The driver claims his manuscript inspired the sketch and seeks remedy.
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Bronx
Edind Others
Maxie
Reds Retreat On Proposals For Neutrals
PANMUNJOM The Communists demand neutral nations attend the Korean peace conference only as observers. U S envoy Arthur Dean says the proposal could offer a fruitful basis for negotiations and notes a possible concession from North Korean and Chinese diplomats. Dean spokesman for 16 United Nations and South Korea oppose neutral participation but acknowledge the Reds may seek broader neutrals.
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Panmunjom
U. S
Arthur Dean
Patronage Discontent Spurs Cry for Civil Service Probe
Washington reporters note rising GOP discontent over patronage as calls grow for a Civil Service Commission inquiry into policy making jobs. Senator Carlson heads the Senate Civil Service Committee and hints at possible action after Congress reconvenes, while Rep Miller urges Young to resign.
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Washington
Sen. Carlson
R-Kan
Senate Civil Service Committee
Civil Service Commission
Kansan
GOP
Congress
A. L. Miller
Rneb
Phillip Young
Young
Hall Takes Full Blame For Slaying
The federal jury weighing death or life for Carl Austin Hall and Bonnie Heady must decide if they face the gas chamber under the Lindbergh act. Hall offered to take full responsibility, while Scheufler argued Heady was equally involved and could have stopped the crime.
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Carl Austin Hall
Kansas
Bonnie Brown Heady
U. S
Albert L. Reeves
Heady
Hall
Roy Dietrich
Kansas City
Scheufler
Bobby
Carl
Johnson County
Four Indicted In Wright Patterson Air Force Fraud Case
A federal grand jury charged Heilsmuth C. Hannemann Carl W. Rohrssen Samuel A. Mays and William H. Hine with conspiracy to defraud the government over an equipment bid at Wright Patterson Air Force Base Dayton The indictments allege promises of 12500 to Airman first class Clyde E Wheeler to secure a favorable report on an automatic lap belt and a bid from Aircraft Belt & Trim Corp Los Angeles.
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Cincinnati
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Heilsmuth C. Hannemann
Carl W. Rohrssen
Samuel A. Mays
William H. Hine
Hannemann
Rohrssen
Clyde E. Wheeler
Wheeler
Air Force Base
Aircraft Belt & Trim Corp
Los Angeles
Final Rites Friday For F. W. Ingraham
Funeral services for Forrest W. Ingraham 59 of Windsor Court will be held Friday at 2 pm at Christ Episcopal Church with Rev. Jerome D. Rodgers officiating. Burial is at Suncrest Cemetery. Ingraham, executive secretary of the Point Pleasant Chamber of Commerce, was found dead from a shotgun wound Tuesday night. Friends may call at Crow Funeral Home until 30 minutes before the service.
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Point Pleasant
Christ Episcopal Church
Forrest W. Ingrahm
Windsor Court
Jerome D. Rodgers
Surial
Suncrest Cemetery
Ingraham
Local Sports and Market Highlights Across Ohio Towns
Brief items from Athens Chauncey Comics Gallipolis Glouster Logan Nelsonville Pomeroy and McArthur cover sports results and market notes. Scores and standings from area games appear alongside trade and business updates impacting local communities.
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Athens
Chauncey Comics
Gallipolis Glouster
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