Price ceilings in cattle may be lifted after Congress adjourns
Washington AP reports growing belief in government and trade circles that live beef price ceilings could be removed within weeks if Congress does not restore slaughter quotas. Officials say removal would restore free competition, raise beef prices, and curb black market diversions affecting Army and consumer supplies.
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Washington
Congress
Chicago
Department of Agriculture
Kirkpatrick's Son Returned To Lancaster
Donald Kirkpatrick age 16 is returned to the Boys Industrial School at Lancaster as his father William C. Kirkpatrick faces arraignment for first degree murder. The father has confessed killing Anita Kirkpatrick and burying her body near a sand bar on the Hocking River at Guysville.
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Donald Kirkpatrick
Lancaster
William C. Kirkpatrick
BIS
John F. Newcomb
Kirkpatrick
Anita
Hocking
Guysville
General MacArthur challenges Truman on Red China Formosa UN seat
General Douglas MacArthur challenged President Truman to declare Red China will be barred from Formosa and a UN seat. He rebutted Truman’s remarks that his prior speech asking about a secret plan was unfounded. MacArthur accused Truman of using personal invective in rebutting criticism.
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New York
Douglas MacArthur
Truman
China
Formosa
United Nations
MacArthur
Red China
Liaison teams clear hurdle to reopen parley in Korea
UN and Communist liaison officers reach agreement on three mile security zones around Kaesong and Munsan, clearing the main obstacle to resuming armistice talks. Remaining points include a potential road corridor and aircraft bans over the site at Panmunjom.
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Panmunjom
Munsan
Korea
Kaesong
William P. Nuckols
UN_ command
Punmunjom
Andrew J. Kinne
Royal couple enjoys ranch style welcome in Calgary
Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh toured a ranch stage in Calgary Alberta. They dined at a ranch house, rode a stage coach, and watched a miniature rodeo. The crowd sang and the duke wore a 10 gallon hat amid informal entertainment easing the chill of travel.
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Calgary
Atla
Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
Postal Rate Hike Bill Approved by Conferees in Washington
Senate House conferees agreed on a bill to raise postal rates by about 117 million dollars annually. The agreement adopts the House version, skipping the Senate proposal to lift first class stamps to four cents and air mail to eight cents. It also provides a pay raise for about 1.5 million federal workers, costing over 400 million dollars yearly, with a 10 percent raise and a minimum of 300 to a maximum of 800 dollars for individuals.
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Washington
Senate House
House
Senate
Thousands Return To Douglas Aircraft Jobs In California
More than 10,000 striking aircraft workers at Douglas Aircraft Co in Long Beach California will return to work Monday. CIO United Auto Workers officials said 83.6 percent of strikers voted to return but exact vote count was not released. The union will not disclose how many voted. The return will be at the same rate of pay while the Federal Wage Stabilization Board will investigate the dispute.
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Long Beach
Calif
Douglas Aircraft Co
CIO United Auto Workers
Federal Wage Stabilization Board
Fresh Red Troops Attack on Kumsong Front
U S Eighth Army reports tank led Allied infantry broke into fresh Chinese positions near Kumsong central Korea. The eight mile front saw limited gains as UN forces moved within about two and a half miles of the road city while Chinese on the west front held two hills near Yonchon after long assaults.
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U. S. 8Th Army
Korea
Kumsong
United Nations
Yonchon
U. S. Eighth Army
Little Change Seen In Pakistan Policies
Karachi report says Pakistan’s new government starts function today and is expected to keep Liaquat Ali Khan’s policies at home and abroad. Khwaja Nazimuddin, his successor, is seen sticking to reform and growth programs set by Liaquat. Liaquat, first prime minister of Pakistan, was shot dead Tuesday by a fanatic Afghan.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Liaquat Ali Khan
Liaquat
Khwaja Nazimuddin
Child Killed In Car Crash Near Wellston
Five year old Homer Ray Hamilton Jr. of Frankfort died in a Route 75 crash near Wellston when a semi trailer and a car sideswiped. Driver Homer Hamilton and three other children survived with minor injuries. coroner cited skull fractures. Sheriff Lewis investigated with the Highway Patrol.
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Gallipolis
Homer Ray Hamilton, Jr
Frankfort
Ohio
Wellston
State
John Smith
Homer Ray Hamilton
Charles Gaskill
Jackson County
South Charleston
Stanley Lewis
Tractor Accident Fatal Near Carroll Farm
Daniel W. Miller aged 79 of Canal Winchester died in a tractor accident on his brother’s farm near Carroll in Lancaster County yesterday. The incident occurred when he fell from the tractor and was crushed.
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Lancaster, CO
Daniel W. Miller
Canal Winchester
Carroll
DiSalle Offered Cabinet Post as Labor Secretary
Washington reports Michael V. DiSalle has been offered a cabinet post possibly secretary of labor. Tobin currently holds the labor seat and is linked to a succession. DiSalle, a Toledo figure, is seen as aiming for governor amid rumors on Lausche Bricker and Burke in Ohio politics.
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Washington
Michael V. DiSalle
Toledo
Truman
DiSalle
White House
Maurice J. Tobin
Massachusetts
Tobin
William Boyle
Democratic National Committee
Labor - Management Citizens Committee
Lausche
Price
John W. Bricker
Columbus
Ohio
Tax Bill Fight Hinges On House Votes
President Truman’s administration pushed a $5.691 billion general tax increase to a House vote as lawmakers faced a tough fight. The revised bill trimmed $41 million from the prior compromise and passed the Senate by voice vote, detailing income, corporate, and excise tax hikes with gradual bracket changes and small annual increases for individuals.
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Washington
Truman
P—House
Ironton Man Indicted in Revenge Ambush Murder
Lawrence County Grand Jury orders the arrest of 32 year old William F. Bourne of Ironton on first degree murder charges in an ambush slaying. Bourne, free on $10,000 bond, is accused of killing Owen Sudderth 51, three days before Sudderth’s planned second degree murder trial for Bourne’s brother. Sudderth’s widow Anna Lee Sudderth, 44, is serving life for a May 27 killing.
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Ironton
Lawrence County
William F. Bourne
Bourne
Owen Edward Sudderth
Sudderth
Daisy Lee
Anna Lee Sudderth
Marysville Reformatory
Yolyn Bourne
Yugoslavia Withdraws Backing on UN Oil Resolution
In New York the United Nations Security Council showed signs of failure to resolve the British Iranian oil dispute as Yugoslavia withdrew support from an American backed resolution urging Iran and Britain to resume negotiations under UN auspices on nationalizing the Anglo Iranian Oil Company.
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New York
United Nations Security Council
Yugoslvia
Iran
Mother clings to roof after repairing TV antenna
In Rosemead California Mrs Vicky Joseph 23 climbs to her roof to fix a fuzzy TV signal and becomes stranded for three hours until her three year old daughter Lydia helps summon a rescue.
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Rosemead
Calif
Vicky Joseph
Gallia Queen Ann Erwin to reign at homecoming
Gallia Academy selects Jo Ann Erwin QUEEN as homecoming figure for Friday night football between Gallia Academy and Wellston. Erwin is a senior chosen from 11 contestants by the student body under the Press Club sponsorship. She is a marching band majorette and daughter of Mrs. Charles Gilfillen Kananga and Annis W. Erwin Rand W. Va. She attended band school in Athens for a week last summer.
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Jo Ann Erwin
Kananga
Gallia Academy
Wellston
Miss Erwin
Press Club
Charles Gilfillen
Annis W. Erwin
Rand
W. Va
Athens
PUC Official Criticizes Federal Gas Controls in Ohio
Ohio Public Utilities Commissioner Ray O. Martin denounces a national share-the-gas theory as harming Ohio by delaying expansion. He argues federal control forces higher rates unless Ohio’s gas companies can absorb rising costs through increased supply.
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Charleston
S.C
Ohio
Martin
Atomic Tests Delayed Again at Desert Range
The Atomic Energy Commission cancelled the first blast in a new series at its desert range near Las Vegas. A spokesman cited a last minute signal change delaying the detonation while watchers waited for an hour and a half. The FAA had cancelled the 200 mile exclusion zone notice. no details on the postponement were given.
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Las Vegas
AEC
Here
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Britain Moves Against Sudan Officials in Suez Crisis
Britain tightened control of the Suez area with naval and land forces and ordered two Egyptian officials from the Sudan for public order reasons. British and Egyptian troops exchange blows near the canal as Ismailia and Port Said brace for further clashes.
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Cairo
Egypt
Britain
Suez Canal
Sudan
Suez
Robert G. Howe
Khartoum
Abedel Fattah Bisheri
Trieste
al Misri
Nefisha
el Ferdan
Port Said
Ismailia
Ismaila
Nolice
Canal
Suez Canal Company
Great Ocean
Red Sea
Mediterranean
Fritons
Alexandria
Disabled Vets Bill Vetoed By President Truman
President Truman vetoed a bill that would pay up to 1600 dollars toward the price of a prosthetic device for World War II or Korean War veterans who lost a limb or are blind. He indicated support for aid limited to veterans with loss of use of one or both legs above the ankle.
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Washington
Truman
Senate
Sawyer Criticizes Federal Budget System and Agencies
Columbus report quotes Secretary of Commerce Sawyer denouncing federal budget practices as encouraging spendthrift habits and bloated with new offices. He cites the Small Defense Plants Administration and a separate foreign aid administrator as wasteful, urging drastic reforms to save taxpayer money.
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Columbus
Secretary of Commerce
Sawyer
Ohio State University
Truman
Congress
Defense Plants Administration
Santa Claus Department
Seek Sitter In Robbery
NAHANT MA SS.- The search for 15 year old sitter Roberta McCauley centers on a possible robbery at a doctor home in Elmira New York after he found his strong box rifled and jewelry taken. Her companions Marilyn Curry 16 and Arlene Jeffries 17 from Lynn were reported seen in Elmira yesterday. The three year old boy was in the care of Roberta when the incident occurred.
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Roberta
Albert Downer
Yank Pilots To Test Mig Jet Fighter
American pilots may test fly a Russian MIG-12 jet fighter within months. The damaged MIG recovered from Korea last July is being painstakingly reassembled at Wright Patterson Air Force Base Ohio. Officials say flight tests will yield valuable combat data from the aircraft formerly shot down in a duel with an F 86 Sabre.
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Washington
Ametre Ican
Korea
Air Force
Air Material Command Center
Wright Patterson Base
Ohio
Hamchon
North Kore
U. S. Air Force
Ohio Youth Killed in Route 22 Crash
Nicholas Georgoulis a 17 year old from Steubenville Ohio died in a collision involving two trucks and an auto on Route 22 near the Pennsylvania West Virginia state line yesterday. Local authorities investigated the fatal crash and identified the victim.
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Burgettstown
Pennsylvania-West Virginia State Line
Nicholas Georgoulis
Steubenville
Ohio
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