Demand Death For Red Spies VIENNA Trial Hears Death Demands
The Czechoslovak communist regime seeks death by hanging for 14 former leaders amid treason and espionage charges. Prosecution demands extreme penalties as Prague reports close of its summary. anti-Semitic rhetoric and allegations against Zionist rivals spark regional fear.
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Vienna
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Rudolf Slansky
Moscow
Communist Party
Vlado Clementis
Israel
Bratislavia
Slovakia
Josef Urvalek
Rude Pravo
Europe
Hungary
Romania
Land
East Germany
Matyas Rakosi
Minist
Security tight as Eisenhower visit looms in Seoul
Seoul deploys thousands of troops and police while rounding up security risks ahead of President-elect Dwight D. Eisenhower's planned Korea visit. Jails fill with detainees as guards line main routes and a Cabinet meeting in Seoul discusses welcoming him.
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Seoul
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Korea
Syngman Rhee
Eisenhower Vist
Kan
van Fleet
Ike
Germany
Eisenhower
Rhine
Remagen
Third Corps
West Point
Doomed Pair Make Appeal
Federal Judge Irving H. Kaufman will consider Friday a bid by Julius and Ethel Rosenberg and Morton Sobell to disqualify Kaufman for prejudice. The Rosenbergs face the electric chair the week of January 12 at Sing Sing. Sobell is imprisoned at Alcatraz after a 30 year sentence. The trio seek to overturn their sentences on constitutional grounds.
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New York
Irving H. Kaufman
Juling
Ethel Rosenberg
Morton Sobell
Rosenbergs
Sing Sing
Sobell
Alcatraz
Kaufman
Russia
Nash Case Sees Two External Judges Appointed
Columbus Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice Weygandt named two outside judges to join Common Pleas Judge U S McGonagle in the first degree murder trial of Vincent Nash at New Lexington. Nash, 38, pleads innocent to killing his wife and four children with an axe in 1944 and declined a jury trial. Hellsberry of Newark and Tedrick of Cambridge will sit on the three man panel.
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Columbus
Supreme Court
Carl V. Weygandt
Common Pleas
U. S. McGonagle
Vincent Nash
New Lexington
Nash
Weygandt
Charles E. Hellsberry
Newark
Delbert L. Tedrick
Cambridge
Ashland College to Receive $80,000 Gift
Ashland College expects about $80,000 from inventor Charles F. Kettering. President Dr. Glen L. Clayton said details remain before the grant is official. Funds will build a new chapel and aid rebuilding Founders Hall damaged by fire.
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Ashland
Ashland College
Charles F. Kettering
Glen L. Clayton
Founders Hall
Firemen Respond to Chimney Soot Fire at 10 Coss Street
Athens firemen were called to the Paul Aikman residence at 10 Coss Street at 7 20 p m Wednesday when soot in the chimney caught fire. No damage was reported by Fireman Robert Gett.
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Athens
Paul Aikman
Coss St
Robertgett
Rhodes Names Ex Athens Man As Supervisor
John H. Price of Athens has been named deputy supervisor of the Bureau of Inspection and Supervision of Public Offices by Mayor James Rhodes. Price, a 1933 Ohio University graduate and 37th Division veteran, has 27 years in public accounting and prior roles with city and state offices.
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John H. Price
Athens
Bureau of Inspection and Supervision
James Rhodes
Price
Rhodes
John Price
Tracy
Columbus
A. E. Price
Ohio
Bureau of Supervision
Athens High School
Ohio University
Adenauer Wins Vital Vote in Pact Drive
Bonn reports Chancellor Konrad Adenauer secured a key victory in his push to ratify twin treaties for West Germany rearmament in alliance with the free world. The Bundestag’s foreign affairs committee, backed by the governing majority, recommended ratification over Socialist opposition.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Free World
Bundestag
Eisenhower Names Vandenberg White House Secretary
President elect Eisenhower selected Arthur H. Vandenberg Jr. as White House secretary and William P. Rogers as deputy attorney general. Vandenberg, 45, has served on the campaign staff and will handle presidential appointments. Rogers, 39, is a Washington lawyer and ally of Gov. Dewey.
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New York
Eisenhower
White House
Arthur H. Vandenberg, Jr
Michigan
Matthew Connelly
Willam P. Rogers
Bethesda
James C. Hagerty
Columbia University
Mamie
John
Doud
John Eisenhower
Korea
Vandenberg
Grand Rapids
Mich
Sherman Adams
New Hampshire
Dartmouth College
Washington
Congress
Rogers
Washington, D. C
Thomas E. Dewey
Theodore McKeldin
Maryland
Airliner Makes Safe Emergency Landing With 21 Aboard
A Pan American Stratocruiser with 21 passengers and eight crew made a safe emergency landing at Galleno Airport after the nose landing gear failed. The flight had departed for Montevideo before the pilot returned to the airport.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Galleno
Montevideo
Columbus Editor Attacks Bid To Bar Court Case Pictures
Columbus Dispatch editor George A. Smallsteed Sr denounces a proposed Ohio Bar Association canon that would ban news photographs in courtrooms and recesses. He warns the rule could restrict public access and empower judges, threatening free information flow in the courts.
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Columbus
Committee On
Freedom For Information
Ohio Newspaper Association
Ohio State Bar Association
George A. Smallsteed, Sr
The
Columbus Dispatch
Bar Association
Ohio Supreme Court
Smallsreed
Smallsteed
Doe killed after bell accident at Hearn farm near Marietta
A yearling doe rang the dinner bell with its head during a dash across the W. H. Hearn farm yard near Marietta, collapsing unconscious. Game Protector Harry Wehrs ordered the animal destroyed.
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Marrietta
W. H. Hearn
Marietta
Hearn
Harry Wehrs
Court Rejects Film Request in Ohio Case
The Ohio Supreme Court dismissed a request to compel Ohio film censor Dr Clyde Hissong to review the film M The case arose from an appeal by Superior Films Inc of Hollywood and state education officials The court acted under an agreement with the parties and Hissong was unavailable for comment.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio
Perior Films, Inc
Hollywood
Clyde Hissong
Ohio Division of Film Censorship
Hissong
Crime Probe Starts Wildcat Dock Strike
On the North River piers where the world’s largest liners dock a spreading wildcat strike begins after a state crime commission investigation into waterfront crime. ILAs Joseph P. Ryan says many hiring stevedores were subpoenaed and workers will not go back until they appear.
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North River
New York
Joseph P. Ryan
International Longshoremen’s Association
AFL
State Crime Commission
Snowstorms Hit Midwest Leave Nine Dead and Widespread Disruption
Severe weather walloped the Midwest with up to a foot of snow and 50 mph winds. Nine people died across Iowa Nebraska Kansas and nearby states as railways and highways suffered closures and hundreds were stranded. The Santa Fe Super Chief stalled near Macksville Kansas and rescue efforts followed as communities formed chains to reach stranded students.
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Midwest
Colorado
Wyoming
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Minnesota
Illinois
West Yellowstone
Montana
Santa Fe
Chicago
California
Macksville
Kan
Union Pacific
New Cambria
Ick
Hie City
DiSalle Invited to High Level Curbs Talks in Washington
Former price administrator Michael V. DiSalle is summoned to Washington for talks on the nations price and wage controls. Administration leaders clash over extending or lifting controls ahead of the April 30 expiration. DiSalle left OPS last spring after a failed bid for the Ohio senate.
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Washington
Michael V. DiSalle
Roger L. Putnam
Truman
DiSalle
U. S
Ohio
John Bricker
Ellis Arnall
Tighe Woods
Arnall
Woods
Ohio Cabinet Meeting Sets Budget Boundaries for 195? Session
Gov. Frank J. Lausche plans Thanksgiving in Cleveland and will attend the Case Tech versus Western Reserve football game. He chaired a cabinet meeting urging members to have proposed legislation ready for the January 5 general assembly and to keep budget requests within anticipated revenue.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Cleveland
Case Tech
Western Reserve University
Lausche
General Assembly
Wedding Fainting Bride Marries Widower in England
In Owymeswold England a 72 year old bride fainted as her groom Frederick Shipley placed the ring on her finger. Widow Kate Morris recovered and reassured her husband to be. Albert Morris, her son, gave her away.
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Owymeswold
England
Kate Morris
Frederick Shipley
Albert Morris
Murray Re elected President of Ohio Manufacturers Group
Charles H. Murray of Middletown was reelected president of the Ohio Manufacturers Association at the annual meeting held Tuesday in Columbus.
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Columbus, C
Charles H. Murray
Middletown
Ohio Manufacturers Association
Farm Bureau Vote Splits Over Price Support Program
The Ohio Farm Bureau Federation's 1952 annual conference rejects a resolution to broaden social security laws for farmers and adopts a study of farm price support. Debate featured Sen. Taft favoring flexible parity 75 90 percent and Rep. Cooley backing rigid 90 percent. Delegates also oppose higher farm truck license fees and urge highway funding by user.
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Columbus
Mth
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
United Nations
Federation
Robert A. Taft
Harold D. Cooley
DN. C
House Agriculture Committee
Lan
Pastor Cites Red Hatred in China Missionary Tale
The last American Methodist missionary to leave Communist China, Rev. F. Olin Stockwell, said in Honolulu that Chinese Reds are filled with hate and fear of America. He described gaining release from prison by signing statements as they desired and warned that arguing with Communists is as useless as arguing with a drunk.
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Honolulu
China
America
F. Olin Stockwell
Stockwell
Los Angeles
Wind hits Cincinnati as 62 mph gust damages lines
One person was injured and significant damage occurred when a 62 mph wind ripped through Cincinnati. Power lines, trees, and signs fell. windows and roofs were damaged per police reports. The Weather Bureau called the gust a glancing blow from a Texas to Northeast blizzard.
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Cincinnati
Weather Bureau
Texas
VA Unwraps Long Secret Agency Study
The Veterans Administration released a long secret private study on its operations and announced it would not abolish most of its 70 regional offices. VA Administrator Carl R. Gray Jr. said a reorganization plan granting autonomy to medical and insurance departments would be enacted, following a Chicago firm Allen and Hamilton 18 month study.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Carl R. Gray, Jr
Chicago
Allen and Hamilton
UN considers six power plan urging direct talks for Palestine conflict
A six power resolution was placed before the United Nations urging Israel and the Arab states to resolve their Palestine dispute through direct talks. Syria indicated the Arabs would not resist negotiations if they followed UN charter principles and obligations. The measure calls on both sides to desist from further acts of hostility.
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United Nations
N_ Y
Israal
Palestine
Syria
Yanks Observe Thanksgiving Quiet Along Korean Front
Front line troops in Korea mark Thanksgiving with full dinners and services despite war. Col J D Bell notes large rations for all, while Gen Van Fleet says the fight targets communism, not North Koreans or Chinese civilians, amid quieter front lines.
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Seoul
Warnin
Korea
United Nations
J. D. Bell
Canada
Calif
Belloa Neb
Eighth Army
James A. van Fleet
Soviet Amendments to Indian Korea Peace Plan Debated
United Nations officials report Andrei Vishinsky proposed amendments to the Indian plan at the UN Political Committee. He aimed to replace the Krishna Menon version with his own cease fire and four nation repatriation framework. The committee was to vote on his changes, while the US and allies maintain support for the Indian plan despite a split with Britain.
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United Nations, N. Y
Russia
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Red China
India
Korea
Vishinsky
Soviet Union
United States
Thon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
New Delhi
China
U.S
Peiping
Vv. K. Krishna Menon
Menon
U. S
Britain
Coast Guard to Aid Lake Ore Shipping Through Ice Surveys
The U S Coast Guard will aid ore shippers by conducting aerial ice surveys and providing ice breaking support for Chicago port to maximize late season shipping. The Defense Production Administration reports efforts aim to recover a 22 million ton iron ore deficit from 1952 caused by the steel strike.
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Washington
US Coast Guard
Great Lakes
Defense Production Administration
Joint Congressional Committee On Defense Production
Coast Guard
DPA
Chicago
Funeral Rites Friday For Miami University President
Funeral services for Dr. Ernest H. Hanne 62 president of Miami University will be held Friday at 3 p.m. in the Presbyterian church. Burial is planned in Schaller Iowa. Dr. Hanne noted educator died after a lingering illness. Widow Helen Madeleine Jess survives with two sons.
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Oxford
Ernest H. Hanne
Miami University
Es Presbyterian Arch
Schaller
Iowa
Hahne
Helen Madeleine Jess
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Clifford F. Hood
U.S. Steel
Benjamin E. Fairless
Hood
U.S. Steel Co
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Wildcat
N. Korea
Dwight Eisenhower
Ivy Priest Baker
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Georgia Neese Clark
Oveta Culp Hobby
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