Russia tells Italy to quit NATO before treaty revision
Moscow demands Italy leave the North Atlantic alliance and bar foreign bases before agreeing to revise the Italian treaty. Russia also links UN entry for Italy with visa conditions for Bulgaria, Hungary, Romania, and Finland, signaling a broader bloc-realignment stance amid Western plans to ease arms limits.
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U.S
Robert B. Carney
Mediterranean
Leghorn
United States Fifth Army
Austria
House Action On Tax Boost Set Tuesday
A Senate House conference committee approved a $5.75 billion tax increase, the nation's second largest revenue bill, with income tax rises about 11 to 12 percent effective November 1. The measure raises excise taxes on whisky beer wine cigars cigarettes gasoline autos and corporate taxes by more than $2.3 billion retroactive to April 1. The bill mirrors Senate totals more than House, with key provisions from House included after nine days of talks. The measure heads to the House Tuesday then to the Senate for approval.
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Ohio Freeze On Gas Units To Continue
Atty. Gen. C William O Neill said the statewide freeze on new natural gas space heating unit installations in Ohio remains in effect. The freeze, ordered by the State Public Utilities Commission last spring, was cited as he appealed to the Federal Power Commission for approval of a 13 mile gas line to serve the Cincinnati area. Central Kentucky Natural Gas Co of Charleston W Va sought a rehearing after the commission denied the proposal on August 27.
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Atty
William O'Neill
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Ohio
State Public Utilities Commission
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Federal Power Commission
Cincinnati
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W. Va
Central
Kentucky
Power Commission
Egypt set to declare British troops enemy forces in Suez
Official sources say Egypt will declare British troops in the Suez Canal area enemy forces after parliament cancels treaties with Britain. Legislation voiding the pacts is expected next Monday. Britain says it will not recognize abrogation of the treaties. Informants report blueprints to force British forces from the strategic waterway.
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France
Peron Takes Leave of Absence for Campaign
Argentina's Congress granted President Juan D. Peron a six month leave of absence. Peron said he would campaign for reelection as a private citizen to forestall criticism at home and abroad.
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Argentina
Juan D. Peron
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Price Control Changes Dim
A Truman administration bid to modify the price control law faces slim odds this session. The Senate passed bill altering the Capehart amendment in the Defense Production Act cleared the House Judiciary Committee by 15 to 7 but awaits House Rules action. Democrats questioned whether the rules panel will advance it.
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Rules Committee
Union Votes Taft Backing Taft Backing in 1952
EAST LIVERPOOL Ohio The Labor League for Taft in Ohio says its state committee unanimously backed Senator Taft for the 1952 GOP nomination and election. Willis O Hall of East Liverpool, a Brotherhood of Operative Potters member, notes Taft is a friend of workers and will lead an intense campaign to mobilize labor votes next fall.
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Robert A. Taft
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Labor League
Taft
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Brotherhood of Operative Potters
A.F.L
Top Experts Arrive For Atomic Exercise
LAS VEGAS Nev Pi The big brass is arriving for the Desert Rock atomic exercises set for early next week Two Atomic Energy Commission chieftains Carroll Tyler Santa Fe New Mexico Paw manager and Dr Alvin De Graves test director flew in last night to set up final arrangements for the first atomic testing of troops in the field Military aircraft traffic was reported the heaviest in the history of McCarran field as observers from the Air Force Navy and Marines began arriving to augment the nearly 5000 Army troops already on hand.
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Foreign Aid Bill Passes Without Cuts
The House approved a large foreign aid bill totaling 8.299 billion dollars aimed at strengthening non communist nations military and economic capacity against Soviet aggression. The measure carries over 566 million dollars in European military aid funds from prior years and faces Senate action within a week as Republicans fail six amendments and the final vote was 221 to 99 with 69 Republicans and one independent in support.
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Billy Rose Locked Out Over Estrangement
New York showman Billy Rose, 50, faced a locked front door at his 33 Beekman Place townhouse amid a rift with wife Eleonor Holm, suggesting possible divorce proceedings. Newsmen watched as Rose failed to gain entry with two keys, then retreated to his Ziegfeld Theater apartment.
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Beekman Place
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Queen Plans Visit The Hague To Bid For U S Canada
The Netherlands government announced that Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard will make an official April 1952 visit to the United States and Canada.
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Unidentified slaying victim found on Guysville sandbar
The woman found on a Hocking River sandbar near Guysville remains unidentified three days after discovery. Authorities report no progress on identifying the deceased, while autopsy confirms foul play with a fractured skull and deep ear wound. Funeral services set for the unidentified woman with discretionary disinterment possible ifIdentification occurs.
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Joe B. Maffett
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Ohio Revenue Reveals Gain in First Quarter
Ohio state revenue showed a positive first quarter with tax collections for the three months ended Sept. 30 totaling $5,883,858 above the prior year. Finance Director Herbert Defenbacher said revenue minus expenses rose by nearly $4,000,000, and the cash balance on Sept. 30 stood at $55,670,928, up $2,200,000 since Aug. 31.
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Frank J. Lausche
Herbert D. Defenbacher
Defenbacher
Exclusive Clubs Banned At Delaware High School
Willis High School banned all fraternities and sororities after a statement by School Superintendent D. R. Smith who called them undemocratic and discriminatory. The board of education declined to accept his resignation. Students disbanded clubs after a meeting with Principal Carl Hopkins. Smith had urged the board to prohibit exclusive student groups. Fred Carlisle, student body president, would resign from the PGP Club if needed. Two girls clubs named Arrows and OK Girls were affected.
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Willis High School
D. R. Smith
Board of Education
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Carl Hopkins
Fred Carlisle
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OK Girls
Bob Burns
Wage Boost Halts Strike Over Ship Operators Pay
Washington DSB approval of 39 to 50 dollar monthly raises for ship radio operators appears to avert a walkout. CIO American Radio Association spokesman said sailors would likely sign on ships delayed in sailing. The WSB set Sept. 1 effective date, not last June, as the union demanded. Industry dissents plan to issue opinions today.
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Mother in coma six months dies in New Jersey
PERTH AMBOY N J A 37yearold mother who had been in a coma for almost a half year one of the longest periods in medical history died yesterday at Perth Amboy General Hospital Mrs Mary Collins of Carteret NJ lapsed into a 156day coma after a major operation May 8 during which her heart stopped beating
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Carteret
Shaw Pleads Insanity in Slaying Case
John Shaw aged 54 pleaded innocent by reason of insanity to first degree murder for the August 19 killing of his stepdaughter Ruth Cox. He was committed to Lima State Hospital for 30 days of mental observation.
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John Shaw
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Picket Ban Issued in Zanesville Area Mines
Muskingum Common Pleas Court issued injunctions banning picketing at one mine and limiting it to two men per entrance at four zone mines in Zanesville. The orders target Bruns Coal Hale Coal Rose Point and Bankes mines. A separate order forbids all picketing at Sunset Enterprises strip mine. Mine employees belong to AFL CIO Local 15.
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Clarence J. Crossland
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Visual Aid Meet Brings Instructors From Seven Counties
A pilot conference for visual education instructors from Fayette Highland Green Clinton Pickaway Madison and Ross counties is set for tomorrow in Washington Court House. Organizers will discuss program needs and instructional requirements for the group.
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Highland
Green
Clinton
Pickaway
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Ross Counties
Latest enemy complaint threatens resumed truce talks
Reds summon Allied liaison officers to Kaesong to probe a neutrality violation claim linked to a United Nations attack on the Kaesong neutral zone. The dispute complicates plans to restart armistice negotiations at Panmunjom as UN and Communist sides debate security areas around Munsan and Kaesong.
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Korea
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Panmunjom
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Don C. Darrow
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Norman B. Edwards
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UN Clears Hill Ends Long Battle on Heartbreak Ridge
U S eighth Army forces with French troops cleared the last peak of Heartbreak Ridge in a protracted hill fight. Allied air power claimed a downed enemy jet while UN and US units held their ground against Chinese assaults nearby. The crest finally fell after 31 days of brutal combat.
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Negro Labor Chief Denies Red Charges
William R Hood of Detroit, acting president of a proposed national Negro labor union, says the founding convention will go ahead in Cincinnati on October 27 despite opposition. Hood tells the Cincinnati Enquirer plans and predicts about 4000 attendees for the two day event at the former Hamilton County Communist Party headquarters. He also leads the Detroit Negro Labor Council and serves as secretary of Ford Local 100 of the CNO United Auto Workers.
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Embezzlement Suspect Arrested in California
Dayton O suspects embezzlement at Wright Patterson Field Credit Union. Mrs Bernice Emerick, secretary when shortages began, arrested in California on embezzlement charges. She is jailed in Hamilton County Cincinnati as a federal prisoner.
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Wright-Patterson Field Credit Union
Bernice Emerick
California
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Eisenhower seen as GOP presidential front runner
Two Republican senators Ives of New York and Morse of Oregon expressed confidence that General Dwight D. Eisenhower will seek and win the Republican nomination for president. Senator Duff of Rhode Island predicted a definite statement from Eisenhower by early January after a meeting about the plan. Duff, a Dewey ally, called Eisenhower the figure who could unite the nation and said he will meet the general to obtain a clear expression of intent.
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Oregon
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Thomas E. Dewey
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Milwaukee Journal
Douglas MacArthur
Wisconsin
Taft
Ohio
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UAW Leaders to Meet on WSB Back-to-Work Request
CIO United Auto Workers locals from 10 Borg-Warner plants across five states will convene in Washington Sunday to discuss a back-to-work plea by the Wage Stabilization Board. International VP Richard Gosser arranged the meeting. 7500 workers are not expected to resume until Monday. The WSB, at President Truman’s request, urged an immediate return and to present a demand for company-wide bargaining next Tuesday.
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Borg-Warner
Washington
Wage Stabilization Board
Pappin
UAW International
Richard Gosser
WSB
Truman
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Rejected Lover Burns In Trap Set For Girl
Cincinnati police report Foster Holley, 34, ignited gasoline in his former girlfriend’s apartment, trapping himself as Carrie Dunn escaped unharmed. The blaze caused about $4000 damage to the building after an earlier quarrel.
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Ralph Bronstrep
Foster Holley
Carrie Dunn
Bronstrop
Frozen Foods Prices Seen Rising a Penny Per Package
Washington says new ceiling prices announced yesterday could push frozen fruits and vegetables up by about one cent per package at retail. An industry official, however, warned packers may avoid increases since frozen products already sell near the public's limit.
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