Dewey Urges Eisenhower As 1952 GOP Nominee
New York Governor Thomas E. Dewey urged Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower as the Republican presidential candidate for 1952 on Meet the Press. Dewey said he would back Eisenhower if drafted, while stressing he will not seek the nomination himself. Eisenhower, turning 60, was unavailable amid birthday events.
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Thomas E. Dewey
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
General Eisenhower
Dewey
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Meet the Press
White House
Eisenhower
Columbia University
Leo Egan
The
New York Times
Allied drive toward Pyongyang grows in pace
Allied forces pushed 12 miles toward Pyongyang from Namchonjon as American and South Korean units converge on the Korean capital. U.S. Marines and tanks lead the assault while reports suggest waning North Korean resistance and possible endgame phases of the war. Truman prepares to address San Francisco after Wake Island talks with MacArthur.
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General MacArthur
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MacArthur
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Yonan
Seoul
Hungnam
Wonsan
Yonghung
Manchuria
Wilson Urges Americanism in Ohio Address
Charles E. Wilson of General Motors warned against Communism and statism, praising American free enterprise and personal responsibility. Marion Folsom of Eastman Kodak urged strong military and economic posture during the Korean War while supporting balanced policy and reduced government spending. About 1,500 food chain executives and manufacturers attended.
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National Association of Food Chains
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Marion B. Folsom
Committee For Economic Development
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Folsom
United Nations
Three Admit Cattle Rustling Ties Across Ohio Counties
Sheriff deputy says three of four men in custody confessed to cattle rustling across six central Ohio counties. Names listed include John Garvey James Garvey Ernest Golbert and John H Queen with ties to Urbana Kankana Gallipolis. Confessors claim livestock sold to Dale Follrod and include 68 cattle from Agricultural Lands Inc with other thefts in Madison Champaign Clark Pickaway Union and Logan counties. Arraignment before Justice Beathard could be affected.
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Robert Allison
Ohio
Allison
John Garvey
James
Urbana
Kananga
Ernest Golbert
John H. Queen
Gallipolis
Dale Follrod
Pickaway County
Agricultural Lands, Inc
Madison
Champaign
Clark
Pickaway
Union
Logan
Justice of the Peace
Maurice EF. Beathard
Ohio Youth Installed As National President
Robert Wise of Newark Ohio was installed as president of Rural Youth of America during meetings at Jacksons Mill West Virginia. About 25 states were represented at the event, reflecting farm and small town youths in high school and college ages. In Cincinnati Julius Freiberg 77 former U S attorney general aide and chamber leader died yesterday.
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Rural Youth of America
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A. Julius Freiberg
U.S. Attorney General
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
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Pianos Bring Bank Notes and Demand for Used Instruments
Mrs. Paul Keever ran a one time ad offering 12 upright pianos in good condition for sale. The notice promotes the Want Ad column as a source for buying and selling household items including instruments and furniture. Dial 92 or call 10% West State Street.
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CIO and U S Steel Meet Over Higher Wages
In Pittsburgh President Philip Murray of the CIO meets with United States Steel to discuss a wage boost for production and maintenance workers. The conference questions how large a raise U S Steel may grant as a leading industry bellwether.
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Philip Murray
Mamoth United Steel Corporation
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Jilted Bridegroom Faces Honeymoon Plans Upset
Bob Wallman, 24, Newark draftsman, decorated in St George's Hall as his bride ran off with another man. The wedding and reception were canceled for 200 guests. He sought a new start with his friend Joe Krief, planning a escape to New York and then Florida.
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Bob Wallman
St. George’s Hall
Bob
Waltman
Joe Krief
New York
Ship Sinks Off Lorain Captain Lost at Sea
The John M McKerchey, a 161 foot sandsucker, sank in Lake Erie two and a half miles northwest of Lorain. Nineteen crewmen were saved. Captain Horace Johnson of Monroe Michigan is believed missing. Second Mate Louis Hasler of Marine City helped wake crew and ensure safe escape. Other crew included John Burns Bob Kerber and James Langall of Sandusky. The report notes a separate Tokyo item about Korea naming United Nations Day for October 24.
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John M. McKerchey
Lake Erie
Here
Horace Johnson
Monroe
Mich
Carl Reardon
Sherrodsville
Ohio
Carroll County
Johnson
Reardon
John Burns
Bob Kerber
James Langall
Sandusky
204 Dogs Enter Chase In 31st Annual Trials
About 204 dogs were released at 6 30 am on Coolville Ridge for the Ohio State Fox Hunters Association 31st annual field trials opening with a crowd of 400. The beach show at Athens County fairgrounds Sunday named winners in Derby, All Age, Best Pair, Best Pack, Natural Carriage and Best in Show. Owners and competitors traveled from Florida Virginia North Carolina Kentucky West Virginia Ohio Pennsylvania and Indiana. The trials run through Wednesday with a Tuesday night ball planned at the Athens Armory by the American Legion.
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Athens County Fairgrounds
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Ambrose W
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W. Va
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Peace Talks Seen in Vain
Archbishop Robert E. Lucey of San Antonio declares peace talks with Soviet Russia would be useless. He spoke at the National Council of Catholic Women session, noting the Soviet goal is world conquest and saying dialogue cannot resolve that.
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Robert E. Lucey
San Antonio
Tex
Russia
National Council of Catholic Women
National Catholic Welfare Conference
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Russia Masses Six Divisions on Turkish Border
Unconfirmed reports from Kars on the Turkish border claim Russia has massed six divisions along the frontier with Turkey and Iran, signaling rising military tension in the area.
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Turkey
Kars
Russia
Iran
MacArthur Faces Unprecedented Korea Peace Challenges
Washington reports President Truman and Gen. MacArthur discussed the Wake Island talks as moves to end Korea’s war raise complex problems. The UN committee says no North Korean government exists, limiting South Korea’s authority below the 38th parallel until a free election is held.
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Korea
Truman
Douglas MacArthur
Wake Island
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MacArthur
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Hirohito
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East Germany Elects Reds With Normandy Vote
East Germany announced it had been confirmed in power by 12,088,745 votes with 51,187 invalid ballots and opposition votes. Interior Minister Karl Steinhoff hailed high turnout at 98.44 percent of eligible voters 18 and older. Critics charged fraud and noted discrepancies in eligible voter counts since 1949.
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East Germany
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People’s Congress
Soviet Seeks Red Cross Action Against Atomic Bomb
Soviet Russia asked the International Red Cross to promote the prohibition of atomic weapons. Russian Delegate Boris Pachkov submitted a resolution at the League of Red Cross Societies meeting urging peaceable aims and disarmament. Delegations from 57 nations agreed to discuss the proposal later in the week.
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Red Cross Societies
Medical Registration Aims Reserve Pool
The Defense Department seeks to build a medical draft pool of about 5000 to 10000 men via the first medical registration. It plans to induct 1522 doctors dentists and veterinarians by January end under the medical draft law allowing men through 50 to be drafted. Current plans target only a few in the lower age groups.
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Defense Department
Congress
Mass attempt to scale Popocatepetl ends in deaths
A mass ascent toward the 17787 foot Popocatepetl volcano in Mexico City led to three deaths and injuries among hundreds of participants during the week. The event aimed to hold a religious ceremony atop the peak.
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Mexico City
Popocatepet Volcano
War Briefs From Havre to New Delhi Across Front Lines
A Montana petition alleges a Marine private died after 54 hours of training while entering combat. London reports UN planes claim 1059 tanks knocked out with 540 utterly destroyed. A Defense casualty list shows 442 names including 140 dead and 277 wounded. Nehru opposes U S plans for UN directed armed forces. Chicago researchers discuss bacteriological immunity efforts.
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Mont
Wesley D'Ewart
R-Mont
Fairfield
Pfc
Gene Lease
London
A_si
British
Air Ministry
United Nations
Aidan Crawley
Air
Washington
Defense Department
U S to Offer Aid for French Rearmament Plan
United States prepared to pledge substantial financial help to France to launch a major rearmament program. Secretary of State Acheson expected to promise aid to Jules Moch and Maurice Petsche without a stated amount. France seeks 3.17 billion dollars in 1951 to add three divisions, boost arms production, and supply weapons to 150000 troops in Indochina.
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United States
France
Acheson
Jules Moch
Mauerice Petsche
Europe
Indochina
Israel Cabinet faces Crisis in new government bid
Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion attempts to form a new cabinet after three religious bloc members quit the outgoing government over a cabinet change tied to Israel's financial plight. President Chaim Weizmann asks him to present the plan to the Knesset as it reconvenes after a two month recess.
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David Ben-Gurion
Israel
Ben-Gurion
Chaim Weitzmann
Knesset
Weekend Accidents Kill 15 in Ohio
An Associated Press survey shows at least 15 people died in Ohio over the weekend ending Sunday night. Seven deaths resulted from traffic accidents, with the report covering 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Sunday.
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Associated Press
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