Housewives Eye Poultry Fish Pork Spurn Beef
A nationwide AP survey finds beef prices rising push housewives toward pork poultry and fish while questioning if buyers still resist higher costs. Reports from Washington New York Indianapolis and other cities note little beef price grumbling yet some shoppers cut other groceries. Beef supplies vary from scarce to ample as demand exceeds supply and cattle deliveries to major markets fall sharply ahead of the fall slaughter season.
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Indianapolis
S. Department of Agriculture
Mrs Roosevelt approves filming of FDR life story
Hyde Park New York Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt widow confirms producer Stanley Kramer has acquired movie rights to the late president life story She will collaborate in the films production as disclosed in a statement last night by Mrs Roosevelt
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Stanley Kramer
Kramer
Walker Will Probate Leaves Kids Estate To Sons
Los Angeles law officers filed the will of actor Robert Walker proving his $100000 estate is left solely to his two sons Robert Jr ten and Michael ten. The mother actress Jennifer Jones is excluded by the terms of the will filed yesterday for probate.
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Los Angeles
Robert Walker
Robert, Jr
Michael
Jennifer Jones
Aging flagman killed by 10 ton roller in Norwood
Frank Jones, 74, of Batavia, Ohio, died yesterday after slipping beneath a 10 ton roller while directing traffic on a road being resurfaced in Norwood. The incident occurred on a work site with Jones crushed under the weight of the roller. Authorities investigated the fatal accident.
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Cincinnati
Norwood
Frank Jones
Batavia, O
Dual-Purpose Plants Urged as Defense Aid
General Motors president C E Wilson urged an industrial preparedness plan of dual purpose plants to switch quickly to war production. Addressing 1800 ordnance leaders, he argued new plants are costly and war focused. the facilities would bolster peace and national security without dependence on wartime factories. Secretary Pace did not speak.
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General Motors Corp
C. E. Wilson
American Ordnance Association
United States
Wilson
Frank Pace
Clark Gable Wife Divorce Battle Moves Nevada Filing
The legal duel between Clark Gable and his wife continues as Mrs. Gable, formerly Lady Sylvia Ashley, files for divorce in Santa Monica. Gable responds by establishing residence in Nevada and filing his own suit in Las Vegas, intensifying the dispute.
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Clark Gables
Gable
Sylvia Ashley
Santa Monica
Calif
Nevada
Las Vegas
French Repel Red Assaults Near Nghialo City
French Army headquarters said Napalm strikes by air force planes halted two Viet-Minh assaults on Nghialo the largest town in the Thai Federation 90 miles west of Hanoi. B-26 bombers and US supplied fighters aided Thai partisans in fending off ground attacks.
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Nghialo
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Hanoi
United States
Stratemeyer to Retire as FEAF Commander
Lt Gen George E Stratemeyer who led the Far East Air Forces through the first year of the Korean War will retire due to ill health. The FEAF release says he and Mrs Stratemeyer will leave Japan by ship in November for Winter Park Florida where the 61 year old veteran of 36 years service will await orders retiring him for physical disability.
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Tokyo
George E. Stratemeyer
Far East
FEAF
Man revived after 15 minutes dead in California
Melvin Hewitt a 28 year old Navy veteran was dead about 15 minutes after collapsing outside a bar and revived after thoracic chest surgery. Doctors warned he may have brain damage or amnesia and possibly a second life. His estranged wife waits at his bedside as prayers go up.
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Long Beach
Calif
Melvin Hewitt
Hewitt
el Monte
Veterans Hospital
Freighter Sinks. Seven Crew Rescued off Cape Hatteras
The Southern Isles split in two and sank about 200 miles southeast of Cape Hatteras. Seven of 24 crewmen were rescued by the Charlotte Lykes, five bodies recovered. Coast Guard cutters and PBM aircraft converged on the scene. two freighters, Warrior and Florence Luckenbach, rushed to assist. Cause unknown, ship built as an LST and owned by Philadelphia Norfolk Steamship Co.
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N.C
Coast Guard
Esichted
Rene BR Runee
Sepp
Charlotte Lykes
Southern Isles
Cape Hatteras
Cherokee
Norfolk
PBM Martin
Jacksonville
Fla
Florence Luckenbach
Philadelphia- Norfolk Steamship Co
Wilmington
Del
Wisconsin Party Chiefs Endorse Taft for 1952
Thirteen Wisconsin Republicans, once backing Harold Stassen in 1948, urged Taft to enter the April 1 presidential primary. They said they would support his candidacy without obligation on Taft’s part. Taft and Stassen have not announced their intentions but appear to be weighing a run.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Harold E. Stassen
Taft
Ohio
Stassen
Jail Stills Laugh Of Alleged Killer
In Fort Wayne Indiana Ralph Rogers 26 was arrested on a manslaughter charge after a woman in a downtown theater identified him as the suspect in the fatal shooting of his wife. The 30 year old woman, Rachel, was found dead in their home's basement last Saturday.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Ralph Rogers
Rachel
Doomed Ohio Slayer Seeks Court Review
Attorneys for Gerald Killinger 18 sought Supreme Court review of his first degree murder conviction for the Medina County slaying of Harold Mast 23. Killinger and accomplice Max Amerman 27 plotted the killing to pursue Mast s Norwegian war bride Randi 24. Both killers sit on death row at Ohio Penitentiary with claims of coerced confession and a promise of Army entry.
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Gerald Killinger
Medina County
Supreme Court
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Thomas J. Friel
Robert L. Johnson
Cleveland
Harold 23
Max Amerman
Amerman
Mast
Randi
Ohio Penitentiary
Johnson
Inspecto David Cowles
Cowles
Ohio National Guard
Two Chemistry Grants Listed
Ohio University received two new chemistry research grants from the Research Corporation. Dr. Lawrence P. Eblin and Dr. Fred A. Tate will conduct studies, with Dr. Don R. Clippinger noting the Cotrell Foundation supports these grants.
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Lawrence P. Eblin
Fred A. Tate
Jesse H. Day
Maynard Neher
Frederick Gardner Cottrell
Research Corp
Cottrell
Hamburg Inventor Frank Mendes Rites Set Sunday
Akron mourns Frank Mendes age 86 who popularized the ice cream cone and claimed to invent the hamburger. He died yesterday, nearly six decades after saying he sold the first hamburger at a Summit County fair. Burial is planned for Sunday in Akron.
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Akron
Frank Mendes
Summit County
Owens Sees 200 Million Ton Increase in Coal Output
John Owens, secretary treasurer of the United Mine Workers of America, told a Columbus banquet that American coal mines could add 200 million tons annually if needed. He credited miners and plants already in use and praised the industry for not seeking subsidies or government aid.
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Columbus
John Owens
United Mine Workers of America
National Mine Rescue
Owens
October heat wanes as cool air invades eastern states
An October heat wave eases with cooler air moving from the northern Great Lakes into the southern Great Lakes and Ohio Valley. Despite the turn, unseasonably warm conditions persist from the Gulf states to the lower Great Lakes. Midwest cities logged record October highs including 92 in St. Louis and Toledo, 99 in Chicago and Indianapolis, and 89 in Dayton.
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Toledo
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Indianapolis
Dayton
Child League Chiefs Named Ohio head a dayton report
Mrs E Y Flaning of Toledo was elected president of the Child Conservation League of Ohio. Re-elected: Recording secretary Mrs Aubry Ralph of McConnelsville. district president Mrs Dorcas Winter of Upper Sandusky. New officers: treasurer Mrs Denzil Downing of Zanesville. district presidents Mrs Grayden Biery of New Concord and Mrs Lester Westenbergarer of Lancaster.
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Dayton
Route 7 Crash Fatal to Youth in Cheshire
Gerald Berlin Little 19 died in Holzer Hospital from a fractured skull after a Route 7 wreck near Ches hire. The 1941 station wagon he drove struck a guard rail and rolled, with responders including State Highway Patrol and police at the scene. Little, a coal truck driver, lived with his parents and was known as Dink or Squirrel.
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Gerald Berlin Little
Cheshire
Holzer Hospital
Route 7
Meigs County
State Highway Patrol
George Ehman
Gordon Fisher
Middleport
Little
Dink
James B. Little
Press Search For Slayers Press Search For Slayers
Cliffside Park New Jersey deputies pursue the murder of Willie Moretti with a cross city inquiry into two hats found at the Brooklyn dining spot. Deputy Attorney General Paul V. Huckin will meet with Frank Hogan Miles McDonald and will visit another unnamed agency for more clues.
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N. J
Willie Moretti
New York City
Paul V. Huckin
Metropolis
Manhattan
Frank Hogan
Miles McDonald
Brooklyn
Huckin
Moretti
Clinton C. Ames Dies Aged 59 Veteran Ohio State Journal Ad Staff
Clinton C. Ames 59 longtime advertising department employee of the Ohio State Journal died last night. A native of Dunkirk Indiana he began work with the paper in 1912 and was known for steady service in Columbus.
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Clinton C. Ames
The
Ohio State Journal
Dunkirk
Ind
Group Will Launch National Protestant Service Program
Cincinnati reports the inauguration Sunday of the United Church Men a nationwide laymen movement linked to the National Council of the Churches of Christ. Backed by 31 million Protestants, the body aims to solve social problems through church and community service. E Urner Goodman of New York leads the program as it holds a two day board session prior to launch. The group seeks interracial, international and interfaith goodwill, community improvement, juvenile delinquency reduction, youth rehabilitation, institutional work, and stronger local churches and missions.
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United Church Men
National Council of the Churches of Christ
U.S.A
Taft Audi
Torium
E. Urner Goodman
New York
Athens Woman Becomes Ohio PTA President
Mrs. Lorin C. Staats of Athens, living at 310 E. State St., was elected president of the Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers at its Golden Jubilee Convention in Columbus. Previously first vice president, she has long PTA service including district council director and state magazine editor.
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Lorin C. Staats
E. State St
Ohio Congress of Parents and ‘Teachers
Columbus
Staats
Ohio University
PTA
Ohio
Ohio draft quota increased for November
COLUMBUS Revised selective service calls for November in Ohio will affect 423 more men. The original call was for 2,946 men. State Director Col. Chester W. Goble said he could not account for the increase order from Washington. The revised county quotas include Athens 20, Gallia 12, Hocking 8, Jackson 14, Lawrence 26, Morgan 6, Meigs 10, Perry 12, Ross 19, Vinton 9, and Washington 15.
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Ohio
Chester W. Goble
Washington
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Jackson
Lawrence
Morgan
Meigs
Perry
Ross
Vinton
CIO Workers Strike at Springfield Plant for wage boosts
About 1,100 CIO United Auto Workers struck Robbins and Myers Inc. plant in Springfield last night seeking an average 20 cent hourly raise after a union company conference. Picket lines formed around the plant.
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CIO
Springfield
United Auto Workers
Robbins and Myers Inc
Mercury Reaches 92 Degree High in October Record
Students noted a 92 degree high Thursday as records were scanned for Oct 4 with a new daily high. The heat climbed three degrees above the prior day, then dropped to 55 by night and rose again to 72 by 9 am as ex-day uncertainty lingered.
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Exiday
Red Buildup Area Facing New Perils
Battered Chinese pull back in two western front sectors as nine nations push into a large Red buildup zone in a new Allied offensive. U S Third Division seizes a key hill and Australian and British forces push toward remaining hills between the Imjin and Samichon rivers. Casualties mount as fighting continues with air and artillery support.
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Eighth Army
Korea
Reds
Matthew B. Ridgway
Nee Man’s Land
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Imjin
Samichon
U. S. First Cavalry Division
Third Division
Chorwon
House Chiefs Act To Revise Controls Bill
Washington reports House leaders plan to push passage of a bill revising price controls, criticized by President Truman as the Capehart Amendment. The Senate approved the compromise 45 to 2, retaining the core change allowing sellers to pass most cost increases from the start of the Korean War to July 26. Next week, the Senate will address reimposing slaughter quotas and repealing strict import limits on fats oils and dairy products.
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House
Truman
Capehart
Senate
Senator Capehart
R-Ind
Trusman
New Hurricane How Aims At Cape Cod And Nantucket
The fringe of hurricane How, the eighth storm of the season, is moving toward Cape Cod and Nantucket Massachusetts. Winds near the center hover around hurricane strength though the edge brings 40 to 60 mph gusts. storm warnings extend from Cape Hatteras North Carolina to Portland Maine.
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Cape Cod
Nantucket
Mass
Weather Bureau
Cape Hatteras
N. C
Portland
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