UN urged seven nation plan to curb small wars
Lake Success AP report says the United States backed a seven nation program of peace aims to prevent small conflicts from escalating. Dulles outlined emergency UNSC sessions, peace observers, and member armies for UN action, with Britain France Canada the Philippines Turkey and Uruguay joining the resolution.
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Dean Acheson
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Security Council
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France
Canada
Philippines
Turkey
Uruguay
Dulles
United States
Soviet Union
General Assembly
Usion
Peace Observation Commission
Americans Cross 38th as MacArthur Demands Surrender Edict
South Korean Third Division faces strong Red resistance one mile southeast of Wonsan as American troops cross the border and MacArthur issues a final surrender ultimatum to North Korea. UN forces press north with air and naval support while warning of military action if unheeded.
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Wonsan
Red Korea
MacArthur
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U.S. Fifth Air Force
Pyongyang
U.S. First Cavalry Division
New York
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Korea
Seoul
Kim Il Sung
United Nations
Red Armies
Hwachon
Kaeson
Kangnung
Changjon
U.S
Iskenderon
Turkey
38Th Parallel
A Bomb Use Recommended at National Legion Convention
The 32nd annual American Legion convention executive committee urged the use of atomic weapons against Soviet Russia if aggression continues. They called for UN backed retaliation and an active armed force to defend freedom worldwide. Major General Pouchey J. Hard, former 37th Division commander, dies in Cleveland at his home.
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Los Angeles
The
American Legion
Russia
United Nations
Soviet Russia
Cleveland
Pouchey J. Hard
37Th
Cleveland Heights
Timely Ads Promote Quick Sales in Messenger Columns
Payment enclosed for one ad by Elmer Ferrell of Athens. One large cabinet heater barely used offered at half price. Ad runs once to reach a waiting market for buyers in area code 27651 and surrounding. Call 0242 to place.
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Elmer Ferrell
2Nd St
Athens
Bartender's Murder Trial Is Launched
In Columbus former bartender Homer Jack Dean goes on trial for first degree murder in the 1947 slaying of Elmo C. Rice a Columbus real estate dealer. Prosecutor Ralph J Bartlett seeks witnesses and jurors while the defense plans to call the Neal family in Ohio to testify Dean was at their home the night of the murder. Rice was found shot on a bridge over the Olentangy River after leaving his home with a man seeking to buy a used car.
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Columbus
Homer Jack Dean
Ralph J. Bartlett
Dean
West Virginia
Elmo C. Rice
Moundsville
Amboina Hit by Quakes and Giant Wave
Violent earthquakes and a gigantic tidal wave struck Amboina island off Indonesia. Red Cross aid was sought as casualties were feared. The island, center of South Moluccan rebellion, reported heavy damage in coastal districts near Timor with villages Galala and Halong affected.
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Indonesia
Amboina
Red Cross
Poona
India
Timor
Galala
Halong
South Moluccan Republic
UN To Hear Truman Talk At U N General Assembly
Washington reports say President Truman plans a major foreign policy speech to the United Nations General Assembly this month. He may deliver one of several talks before the upcoming congressional elections and has abandoned any idea of a wide political whistle stop tour.
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Truman
New York
United Nations General Assembly
Pers
Sar - Korea
Ohio Knights Templar Parade Opens 108th Conclave in Columbus
The Ohio Knights Templar hold a six division parade in Columbus as part of a three day 108th annual conclave. The 2:30 p.m. parade leads to a dinner and grand ball with officers to be elected tomorrow morning. About 10 000 members are expected to attend.
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Columbus
Ohio Knights Templar
Knights
Train collision derails engines injures four men
A Baltimore and Ohio freight locomotive collided with a New York Central diesel unit near Findlay injuring four men. The impact derailed both engines and six freight cars, prompting emergency response and investigations.
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Findlay
Baltimore and Ohio
New York Central
Unknown Soldier Dead in Korean War May Become Enshrined
Washington reports unidentified American dead in Korea may join the World War I and World War II unknowns in Arlington. Registration teams aim to identify most of 3877 missing in action while some nameless remains likely remain.
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Defense Department
Korea
United States
Red Army
Arlington
Congress
Europe
Pacific
Burma
Blue Rain Drops Pelt Gracedieu Nearby Gas Station
In Ashby de la Zouch area villagers report mysterious blue rain yesterday over Gracedieu. Harold Walker's gas station and home were hit as navy blue blobs covered about 100 square yards. He suggests a whirl wind may have lifted elderberries from distant trees.
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Ashby-De-La-Zouch
Eng
Gracedieu
Harold Walker
Walker
Ambush Death Suspect Held in Medina Slaying
A 27 year old landowner Max Amerman was arrested in Medina for questioning in the shotgun death of Harold E. Mast a 23 year old Medina County farmer. Sheriff Williams said Amerman owned the land Mast and his wife farmed and no charges have been filed yet. Mrs Mast had earlier described threats by Amerman to force a divorce and marriage. Mast was killed last Wednesday night as he walked from his car toward his home in Montville Township.
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Medina
Ohio
Harold E. Mast
Medina County
Charles Williams
Max Amerman
Mast
Randi
Montville Township
Paroled convict held on old crime at Ohio Penitentiary
Lloyd R. Campfield 35, granted parole by the State Pardon and Parole Commission but held under an old Gallia County burglary and larceny sentence. A Lawrence County false pretenses conviction earlier led to a faulty indictment release order, with three years not counted toward the old sentence. Official parole notice expected today.
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Columbus
Lloyd R. Campfield
Ohio
Campfield
State Pardon and Parole Commission
Second District Court of Appeals
Lawrence County
Gallia County
Britain Seeks Free Dollar Aid Denied by United States
The United States refuses a British request for unrestricted American dollars to speed up rearmament. Aid will be limited to purchases of raw materials and equipment needed to boost military output. British economist Hugh Gaitskell arrived for talks with Secretary Snyder and denied plans to revalue the pound.
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Washington
United States
U.S
Hugh Gaitskell
Treasury
Snyder
State Department
Gaitskell
New York
Wage Talks Begin Across Steel Industry
Preliminary wage negotiations opened today as the CIO United Steelworkers seek a “very healthy and substantial wage increase” for about 1,000,000 workers averaging $1.70 an hour. Talks are in multiple cities with Republic Steel and Jones and Laughlin Steel leading the talking list. U S Steel has not replied. Bethlehem Steel has signaled readiness to begin.
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CIO
United Steelworkers Union
Republic Steel
Cleveland
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation
United States Steel Corporation
Phillip Murray
Bethlehem Steel Company
American Steel Industry
Murray
Six Point Program Listed For Better Rural Life
Ohio agr iculture committee of the Ohio Program Commission lists six farm sector improvements to raise rural living standards. Key aims include boosts to the Wooster area Agriculture Experiment Station, soil and water conservation, farm marketing, milk regulation, rural health, and telephone service, with funding and legislative action pending.
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Columbus
Agriculture Committee of the Ohio Program Commission
Commission For
Agriculture Experiment Station
Wooster
Ohio Soil Survey
Ship Plans Are Surprise Move by American President Lines
Camden N J President George Killion announced three new ships turned over to the Navy and a plan to add seven more vessels for private use. The plan expanded from the earlier note of replacing the three ships, with the 19 600 ton S S President Adama the second sister ship to be completed as a troop transport at New York Shipbuilding Corp yards.
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Camden
N. J
George Killion
American President Lines
Navy
Killion
S. S
Adama
New York Shipbuilding Corp
Woman Held After Leaving 5 Month Old Boy With Stranger
Dayton police detained Irene Catherine Nelson of Richmond Ind on suspicion of child abandonment after she left her five month old son with a stranger Melvin Tussy and visited several bars before returning nearly 20 hours later. Police say she admitted drinking prior to handing over the child.
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Dayton
Irene Catherine Nelson
Richmond
Ind
Wes
Melvin Tussy
Route 35 Crash Kills Three Near Chillicothe
A truck auto collision on Route 35 six miles east of Chillicothe killed three people including Carter W Herreil Jez of Columbus on Saturday.
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Patal
Untimely Rain Dampens Holy Name Parades Across Ohio
Catholic faithful held holy name ceremonies despite rain. Outdoor demonstrations were canceled in Dayton Hamilton Middletown and Springfield while Cincinnati saw about 17000 marchers with 35 bands. Columbus reported a light shower as Bishop Michael J Ready reviewed a 10000-strong procession.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Dayton
Hamilton
Middletown
Springfield
Crosley Field
Holy Name
Columbus
Michael J. Ready
Broad Street
Posse Seeks 18 Year Old After Cabin Road Shooting
A posse hunted dense wilderness near Sault Ste. Marie Michigan for an 18 year old high school boy accused by sheriff deputies of shooting two girls Myrna Benson twelve and Pauline Parady fourteen on a lonely road while the pair stayed with Myrna's parents at a cabin on Lake Superior shore Saturday.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
CPA
Myrna Benson
Pauline Parady
Myrna
Lake Superior
Seven Workers Hurt In White House Mishap
Seven workmen were injured in a scaffolding accident at the White House during restoration. They were taken to Emergency Hospital with non critical conditions, and details were not immediately available.
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White House
Washington
Group Says Drivers Should Pay Road Cost
Ohio Highway Study Committee urges users to bear most highway costs. The survey for the Ohio Program Commission finds roads should be economically self supporting while built and operated by the government.
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Columbus
Ohio Program Commission
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