U S Marines Report Fire From Across Manchuria Border
Two U S Marine pilots said they were fired upon by Red China guns from across the Manchuria border while on a reconnaissance mission inside Korea near Manpojin. At least 40 shells hit, radar controlled, no planes damaged, amid UN war reporting and shifts in frontline momentum.
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Korea
U.S
Manchuria
Wonsan
Manpojin
Yalu River
Kanggye
Kim Il Sung
Red China
Eighth Army
Huichon
ROK
Kunu
Tokyo
MacArthur
Truman urges foolproof disarmament plan at UN
President Truman challenged the Soviet Union to agree to a foolproof disarmament scheme to free the United Nations to wage a world war against want. He outlined three basic principles for disarmament including universal participation and enforceable safeguards.
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Flushing Meadow
N.Y
Truman
Russia
United Nations
United States
Free Nations
United Nations General Assembly
Iron Curtain
San Francisco
Soviet Union
Europe
Asia
Korea
State Department
Voice of America
Report Warns Lobbying Seen as Billion Dollar Risk to Congress
A 67 page House Committee report on lobbying portrays the Washington lobby as a billion dollar industry with real dangers to the legislative process. It notes lobbying is rarely corrupt but warns pressure politics have grown too large and could threaten representative government.
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Washington
Congress
House Committee
Gallipolis Man Given Parole
Lloyd R. Campfield, a 35 year old Gallipolis and Cleveland native, left Ohio Penitentiary under court order and parole after an appeals court ruled his felony conviction faulty. He plans a Florida business using a prison developed device to cut power use for large consumers. The release was delayed due to a parole violator status on a prior charge. The state parole commission granted parole effective yesterday.
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Columbus
Lloyd R. Campfield
Florida
Ohio
Gallipolis
Cleveland
Sixth District Court of Appeals
Campfield
State Pardon and Parole Commission
How To Buy Livestock The Quick Easy Way Ad Page Tale
Messenger Want Ads show buyers and sellers of livestock how ads work. Martin Ohlinger ran the ad twice at Graham West Virginia selling horses one mile back of the Philip Sporn Plant. A buyer who saw the ad purchased horses and sent thanks.
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Martin Ohlinger
Philip Sporn Plant
Graham, W. Va
Armed Forces Adopt Uniform Policy on Reservists
Washington report says Secretary of Defense Marshall issued a directive requiring all services to plan six months ahead, give reservists called up at least 30 days to settle affairs, remove unfit reservists from active lists, and keep recall until volunteer drafts meet needs and training is maximized. Guard units to follow same policy.
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Washington
Secretary of Defense
Marshall
Army
Navy
Airforce
Jolson Dies in San Francisco After Wartime Star Rise
Al Jolson, 64, famed for entertaining troops in World War II and Korea, died suddenly in San Francisco. He had just returned from Korea and was to record with Bing Crosby. his death followed a coronary occlusion during a gin game with two friends at the St Francis Hotel.
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San Francisco
al Jolson
U.S
Truman
MacArthur
Mammy
St. Francis Hotel
Jolson
Korea
General MacArthur
Tokyo
Harry Akst
Martin Fried
California
Bing Crosby
Akst
Erle Galbraith
Encino
Calif
Europe
Africa
India
Larry Parks
Coast Guard Rescues Eight From North Voyageur Tragedy
The US Coast Guard cutter Sorrel rescued eight survivors from a drifting lifeboat off Newfoundland and headed to Argentia as search efforts continued for 12 more crewmen of the missing Greek owned freighter North Voyageur.
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Halifax
N. S
Coast Guard
North Voyageur
Sorrel
Newfoundland
Argentia
Royal Canadian Air Force Search and Rescue Service
Extended Forecast for Columbus Temperature Near Seasonal Norms
The forecast for Columbus shows temperatures averaging near seasonal norms with normal high around 55 and low near 38. Precipitation is light, with a few scattered showers possible Friday or Sunday.
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Columbus
U S Reviews Air Power Effectiveness
Congressional plan to hear from generals and GI s on tactical air support in Korea disclosed by Chairman Vinson. Vinson notes Korea exposed limits of what the Air Force claimed about tactical support while Vandenberg argues the campaign proved jets value in ground support. Hearing likely early next year to shape a tactical air program.
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Washington
Korea
Congress
Vinson
D-Ga
House Armed Service Committee
Hoyten
Vandenberg
Air Force
Tactical Air Command
Mediation Board Steps Into Rail Wage Dispute
The National Mediation Board said it would meet next Monday with railroads and 85 000 locomotive engineers seeking a 20 percent wage rise plus yard and road expense allowances. Negotiations between the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and carriers collapsed last night with each side rejecting the other's offer and asking mediation.
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Washington
National Mediation Board
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Mediation Board
South Korea Hails UN Day Victory Speech
Forty thousand civilians in Seoul listened as United Nations Day speakers proclaimed the defeat of the Communists and blessings ahead. The South Korean Army Band then played St. Louis Blues to close the event.
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Seoul
Korea
St. Louis
Skunk Nap Triggers LA Neighborhood Stir
A deodorized pet skunk nicknamed Roseblosom or Beta prowled an upper hallway for over an hour causing fear in a Los Angeles area apartment. Humane officer Joseph Conlin corralled the animal, charging it with a broom and transporting it to an animal shelter where USC Phi Delta Theta members later claimed the pet.
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Los Angeles
Humane
Joseph Conlin
Conlin
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
University of Southern California
Roseblossom
Phi Delta House
Eisenhower Backing German Arms With Restrictions
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower urged arming West Germany with limits to prevent threat to France. He said Japan and Germany traditionally balance powers and endorsed a 3 000 000 man armed force with universal training from age 18 plus professional troops. He has not been offered Atlantic Pact command.
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Chicago
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Germany
France
Japan
Eisenhower
West Germany
Asia
Columbia University
UN Marks Fifth Year In World
The United Nations marked its fifth anniversary with world leaders, including President Truman in New York, urging peace as Communist and non Communist nations warned against World War III. UN troops advanced toward the Manchurian border in Korea while Berlin and Vietnam observed UN Day with flags and leaflets urging peace and cooperation.
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Manchuria
United Nations
South Korea
10Th Corps
Wonsan
Truman
New York
UN General Assembly
Berlin
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Korea
Manchurian
Seoul
Syngman Rhee
John J. Muccio
Chong Il Hyung
Korean Association of the United Nations
London
Ernest Bevin
Vietnam
Indochina
Rangoon
Burma
U Win
China
World Organization
30-Foot Fall Injures Middleport Worker
POINT PLEASANT A Sollitt Construction Co worker Gene Rice of Middleport was injured in a 30 foot fall at the Philip Sporn plant at Graham Station yesterday. He suffered multiple fractures of both ankles and back injuries and is in fair condition at Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis.
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Point Pleasant
Philip Sporn
Graham Station
Gene Rice
Middleport
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Rice
Sollitt Construction Co
Red Groups Still Senore Registration
The Communist Party and all affiliated groups ignore the Internal Security Act as registration deadlines pass. Justice Department raids target alleged top alien Communists while lawsuits seek to halt enforcement. President Truman names a five man SACB to order registrations. Immigration pushes new rules banning admission of current or former members of foreign totalitarian movements.
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Washington
Communist Party
Communist Action
Communist Front
Justice Department
United States
U.S
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
Comemunist Party
William L. Patterson
Civil Rights Congress
Arthur Schutzer
The
American Labor Party of New York
Truman
Subversive Activities Control Board
SACB
Immigration Service
Hatchery Destroyed In Darke County Fire
A fire destroyed the Hatter Chick Hatchery in Darke County causing about 50000 dollars in losses yesterday. Fire crews battled the blaze through the night with damage reported at the facility and surrounding property.
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Greenville
Hatter
Darke County
Cincinnati Bar Association Elects Negro Members
In Cincinnati the Bar Association for the first time admitted Black members. Joseph H. Fulton and William A. McClain, assistant city solicitor, were elected after the group lowered acceptance votes from 80 to 60 percent. McClain had been proposed four times previously.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Bar Association
Joseph H. Fulton
William A. McClain
McClain
Ferguson Bromfield Trade Bitter RemarksHeadline
Democratic U. S. Senate nominee Joseph Ferguson attacked rival Louis Bromfield in Newark and Columbus remarks calling Bromfield a “lemon” and praising Ferguson as forever Ohio auditor while Bromfield says Ferguson is unfit for the national post.
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Newark
Joseph T. Ferguson
U. S
Louis Bromfield
Bromfield
Columbus
Joe Ferguson
United States Senate
Ohio
Ferguson
Paris
Court Halts RFC Action Over Lustron Assets
The U S Court of Appeals ruled the RFC cannot take Lustron assets while a Chicago bankruptcy suit proceeds, reversing a Columbus foreclosure path. The decision upholds Judge Sullivan and clarifies Lustron is in bankruptcy, not foreclosure, with RFC debt totaling 36.6 million and Fayette Steel buying 645 thousand in Lustron assets.
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Chicago
U.S. Court of Appeals
RFC
Lustron Corporation
Philip L. Sullivan
Columbus
Lustron
Mell G. Underwood
Lupetron
Lac Fayette Steel Company
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