Western East West Okays Arms Plan for Private Talks
Western Big Three formally accepted private disarmament talks with a plan for closed sessions led by Luis Padilla Nervo. Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky dodged giving a straight answer, leaving Russia undecided on participation. Observers urged Russia to declare position as Norway's chair adjourned the committee meeting.
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Paris
Andrei Vishinsky
Russia
United Nations General Assembly
Vishinsky
Kremlin
Luis Battle-Berres
Uruguay
Salvador P. Lopez
Philippines
Assembly
Finn Moe
Norway
Selwyn Lloyd
United States
France
Luis Padilla Nervo
Mexico
General Assembly
Steel Union Pads Demands For 6th Hike
PITTSBURGH CIO United Steelworkers push for a sixth pay increase since World War II as contracts talks with United States Steel Corp enter a second day. More than 40 negotiators on each side met for five hours to review the union program. Vice President John A. Stephens and President Philip Murray said the talks will likely last three days and both sides agreed to keep negotiations confidential to improve harmony.
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Pittsburgh
CIO
United Steelworkers
United States Steel Corp
John A. Stephens
Philip Murray
Stephens
Swift Express Jumps Track Near Albany New York
A 10 car New York Central Express derailed last night near Stuyvesant 19 miles south of Albany at 1 30 a m. The last seven cars left the rails at 75 mph but stayed upright. One crewman was injured, 86 passengers were aboard and 36 slept in two sleepers. Automatic brakes stopped the train after it hit a defective rail. The wreck blocked the Albany to Poughkeepsie main line in frigid conditions.
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Albany
N. Y
New York Central
Cleveland
New York
Stuyvesant
Columbia County
Central
Poughkeepsie
Union Official Testifies At Ohio Election Probe
Senator Margaret Chase Smith urges subcommittee to seek data on campaign money. Jacob Clayman of the Ohio CIO PAC testifies as hearings explore spending in the 1950 Ohio race where Taft defeated Ferguson. Smith proposes mandatory reporting of contributions above 100 to a federal agency to reveal actual spending.
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Union
Ohio
Washington
Margaret Chase Smith
Senate Elections Subcommittee
Taft
Ferguson
Smith
Bomb Found In Columbus Hotel Lobby
Police report a nine foot fuse bomb encased in galvanized pipe was found in a telephone booth inside the Neil House hotel across from Ohio's capitol. The blast device burned a foot of fuse before failing. An unidentified man used the phone when discovered. Union strike actions linked to Local 505 are noted with a later reported confrontation with a man seen shoving a picket.
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Columbus
Neil
Ohio
Capitol
Donald Cook
AFL
Bartenders Union Local 505
Mardy Polaner
Union
Polander
Cook
Pilots Set Strike Threatens All-American Routes
Pittsburgh reports a tentative strike by 90 pilots and co pilots of All American Airways for Thursday. The walkout would disrupt service to about 40 cities across Ohio Pennsylvania Maryland West Virginia New Jersey Delaware and New York as pilots push for pay raises.
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Pittsburgh
All-American Airways
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Maryland
West Virginia
New Jersey
Delaware
New York
Hint of Stepinac Release by Christmas in Yugoslavia
Belgrade reports Premier Tito hinted Archbishop Aloysius Stepinac could be freed from prison by Christmas. The 53 year old prelate was convicted of wartime collaboration and sentenced to 16 years. Tito said the issue would be solved within a month, possibly without Vatican consent, though Stepinac remains spiritual head of Yugoslavia’s Catholics.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Aloysius Stepinac
Marshal Tito
Tito
Stepinac
Vatican
Ohio gamblers seek West Virginia refuge warned by AG
Ohio's attorney general C. William O'Neill warned Huntington West Virginia officials that gamblers driven from Ohio are likely to try to repeat their corruption in West Virginia. He urged vigilance against a possible influx of ousted players.
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Huntington
W. Va
Ohio
West Virginia
C. William O'Neill
NATO Eyes 100 Divisions as 1954 Goal Set
NATO ends five days of talks in Rome with a plan to raise Western Europe defense forces to 100 divisions by end of 1954. Greece and Turkey are not yet counted. January council meeting to refine numbers amid economic limits.
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ROME
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO) Council
Truman
Churchill
Washington
Council
Greece
Turkey
W. Averell Harriman
U. S. Mutual Security Agency
McCarthy Plans Low Profile in Wisconsin Delegation Fight
Senator McCarthy says he will not seek or actively participate in Wisconsin’s 1952 Republican presidential nomination fight. He plans to focus on re election and will not seek convention delegate status. The Taft camp hopes McCarthy’s support if he becomes a delegate, while Bender notes Taft’s strategy for the Wisconsin primary.
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Washington
McCarthy
Wis
Wisconsin
Senate
George H. Benders
Ohijio
Taft
Ohio
Bender
Lyons Block Is Appraised in Middleport Auction
The unfinished Lyons Block in Middleport center at Second and Race is appraised at 31000 by three appraisers led by Prosecuting Attorney John C. Bacon. Conveyed to heirs of John E. Lyons, the block will be sold at public auction for unpaid taxes. Sheriff ordered sale by Clerk Virgil V. Brown after appointment of appraisers Harry Mc Master B F Parmalee and Henry Swift.
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Pomeroy
Middleport
John C. Bacon
John E. Lyons
Virgil V. Brown
Harry McMaster
B. F. Parmalee
Henry Swift
Willoughby Accuses Six Reporters Of Biased Korea War Coverage
Retired Maj. Gen. Charles A. Willoughby in Cosmopolitan named six newspaper men and criticized three news magazines for biased war reporting. He said their coverage aided the enemy and influenced public opinion and President Truman’s MacArthur dismissal.
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New York
MacArthur
Charles A. Willoughby
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Willoughby
Truman
Il Am
Tokyo
Washington
MacArthur-Truman
Joseph Alsop
Hanson Baldwin
New York Times
Homer Bigart
New York Herald-Tribune
Hal Boyle
Associated Press
Drew Pearson
Christopher Rand
Herald-Tribune
Korea
Time
Newsweek
U. S. News and World Report
Reds Refuse Armistice Ban On Military Buildup
At Munsan Korea the Reds rejected any halt to military buildup during a cease fire and balked at joint inspection teams. Vice Admiral C Turner Joy cited Reds opening stance and suspected plans to resume fighting after a temporary truce. The UN said their stance suggests possible hostilities after a temporary cessation. Negotiators adjourned after about three hours over buildup issues.
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Munsan
Korea
Red Stand
Adm
C. Turner Joy
United Nations Command
Joy
Farm Bureau Denies High Rural Income
At the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation convention President Allan B. Kline of the American Farm Bureau Federation challenged claims that U S farmers earn excessive incomes. He cited net farm income dropping from 17.0 billion in 1947 to 12.7 billion in 1950 and argued overall personal income rose while agriculture lagged.
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Columbus
American Farm Bureau Federation
U. S
Allan B. Kline
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Kline
Nine Hurt As Bus And Truck Collide At Sharonville
Nine persons were injured when a Dayton bound Ohio Bus Lines bus collided with a steel truck at a Sharonville intersection. Seven were hospitalized, two treated at the scene and released. Police say truck driver Clarence Good, 31, of St. Clairsville pulled onto Kemper Road into the bus’s path.
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Cincinnati
Ohio Bus Lines
Sharonville
Charles Yoas
Clarence Good
St. Clairsville, O
Kemper Road
Pomeroy Mayor Seeks Help on Parking Lot Walls
Washington May or Elect D A Canaday says Army engineers gave him a brush-off when requesting assistance to strengthen the walls of Pomeroy’s parking area. The remark comes as he prepares to take office and address local infrastructure concerns.
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Washington
D. A. Canaday
Pomeroy
Associated Press
Army Engineers
Firemen Rescue Youth After Roof Fall in Columbus
Douglas Chaffin aged 21 slipped repairing a roof Tuesday and became wedged head down 30 feet above ground. Firemen rescued him unhurt from a narrow eaves opening in Columbus.
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Columbus
Douglas Chaffin
Four Alarm Fire Threatens Key Washington District
A four alarm blaze near Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, near FBI headquarters, damaged two buildings on Eleventh Street and destroyed a three story dance hall pawnshop complex and a drug store site. Firefighter Pvt. Andrew Goldsmith was seriously injured by a blast from a third floor window. Damages estimated at 10000 dollars.
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Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Eleventh Street
Washington Evening Star
FBI
Andrew Goldsmith
Provisional Cease Fire Talks In Korea Amid Quiet Front
Both sides halted ground fighting as U S Eighth Army ordered no firing unless attacked and focused on watchful waiting for a potential armistice by December 27. Jet combat continued with seven Red MiG‑15s destroyed over MIG Alley and two Allied jets lost.
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Eighth Army
Allmanders
Korea
U.S. Eighth Army
U.S Eighth Army
Dem Official Files Action Against U S Army Coffin Suit
Frank McHale Indiana Democratic committeeman is counsel for Alliance Seamless Casket Co. in a court of claims bid to win 1 257 500 for a steel air tight coffin claimed unique to hold World War II dead. Army seeks dismissal, citing no implied contract.
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Washington
Frank McHale
Democratic Party National
Indiana
McHale
Court of Claims
Alliance Seamless Casket Co
Alliance
Empire Ordnance Co
Empire
Army
Frank E. McKinney
Indianapolis
Democratic National Committee
Alliance Casket
Eleven Airmen Die In Navy Plane Plunge Off San Diego
A Navy PBM Martin Mariner seaplane with 11 airmen aboard plunged seven miles west of San Diego during a routine training flight, the worst local military air disaster in a decade. Eight enlisted and three officers died. identities withheld pending kin notification. A separate B-29 near March Air Base burst into flames but all 13 crew members parachuted to safety.
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San Diego
Calif
Martin Mariner
Here
California
March Air Base
Navy
Fleet Air Wing 14
San Diego Naval Air Station
E. J. Sanchoitz
Riverside
Dr Luke V Zartman Dies at 67 in Columbus Ohio
Dr Luke V Zartman professor of clinical surgery at Ohio State University died Tuesday in Columbus. He was 67 years old.
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Columbus
Luke V. Zartman
Ohio State University
Birth Rate Studied by Ohio College Graduates
Ohio college birth rate study counts children of 1927 and 1942 classes. Heidelberg College leads among mothers and John Carroll among fathers in the 167 school national project. Schools include Hiram Kenyon Mount Union Otterbein Western and Ohio Wesleyan. population reference bureau conducts seventh annual survey.
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Columbus
Ohio
John Carroll University
Heidelberg College
Population Reference Bureau i
Washington
Bureau
Heidelberg
Hiram
Kenyon
Mount Union
Otterbein and
Western Colleges
Ohio Wesleyan University
City Council Defers Fuel Rate Hike Protest Plan
City council approves protest against United Fuel Gas rate increase and authorizes Walter Krodel and City Solicitor Carroll Casto to appear before the Public Utilities Commission in Charleston on December 13. Walter Rice hired as city patrolman to supervise meters and attend Canton training. begins December 6.
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Point Pleasant
State Public Utilities Commission
Walter Krodel
Soli Carroll Casto
Ing
Commission
Charlegeton
United Fuel Gas Co
Walter Rice
Rice
Canton
Ohio
Chillicothe Aluminum Works Plans 60 Layoffs
Chillicothe plant manager Yengling of Aluminum Cooke Utensil Co. announced Tuesday that 60 employees will be laid off Thursday due to a reduced aluminum allocation for civilian manufacture. The decision affects workers at the Chillicothe facility.
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G Yengling
Chillico
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