U S Backing Move to Ease UN Ban on Franco Spain
The United States plans to support a United Nations special committee resolution to revoke the ban on ambassadorial ties with Madrid and permit Spain to engage with non governmental organizations. Britain abstains. Latin American and Arab states back the measure amid Soviet opposition. The plan does not grant full UN membership or repeal earlier condemnation.
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Lake Success
United States
United Nations
U.S
United Nations Special Political Committee
Madrid
Spain
Dean Acheson
Tom Connally
D-Tex
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Franco
U. S
Britain
Bolivia
Costa Rica
Dominican Republic
Salvador
Honduras
Nicaranga
Philippines
Peru
U S
Russia
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Prisoners Report Chinese Reds Enter Korean Fight
Reports from Kunuri indicate Chinese Reds crossed from Manchuria to aid North Korean forces. A captured prisoner described two mixed divisions, each with NK and Chinese battalions, well armed, amid fierce fighting along the Manchurian frontier near Chosan and Supung.
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Seoul
Korea
Manchuria
F. E. Gillette
U.S
Kunuri
Pyongyang
Tom Lambert
Yalu River
Jae Heung Yu
Yalu
Supung
Chosan
Jae
United Nations General Assembly
Republic of Korean
Paik Sun Yup
U.S. First Corps
Barkley Tours Ohio Advocates Ferguson in Senate Race
Vice President Alben W. Barkley travels across Ohio to urge votes for Joseph Ferguson in the U.S. Senate contest. He avoids direct taft attacks, praising Ferguson from Canton to Akron and ending in Cincinnati. He notes Governor Lausche’s silence on endorsing Ferguson.
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Columbus
Alben W. Barkley
Ohio
Joseph T. Ferguson
U.S. Senate
Barkley
Cincinnati
Ferguson
Robert A. Taft
Taft
Canton
Akron
Ohio Democratic
Lausche
Lucas
Eastern Star approves Marion home for aged members
The 61st annual Ohio session of the Order of Eastern Star approved construction of a $700,000 residence in Marion for aged members. The project reflects the organization’s longtime charity efforts and investments in senior care facilities.
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Cleveland CP
Marion
Ohio
Order of Eastern Star
Out-of-town fires damage homes in Pomeroy and Cheshire
Two fires broke out nearly simultaneously affecting Wesley Ward’s residence in Story's Run and the Rucker Neal home in Cheshire. Mrs. Ward and neighbor fought the blaze, two people injured including Mrs. Ward from burns and Wilbur Ashley with hand lacerations, while the Neal fire caused by rags in a flue burned a bedroom but injured no one.
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Pomeroy
Middleport
Wesley Ward
Story
Ward
Neals
Wage Talks Resume Between CIO United Steelworkers and U S Steel
President Philip Murray of CIO United Steelworkers and U S Steel resume wage negotiations for 155000 production and maintenance workers. Industry and union sources say demand hovers around 25 cents an hour. Workers now average $1.70 per hour.
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Pittsburgh
Philip Murray
Cio-United Steelworkers
U.S. Steel Corporation
U.S. Steel
Murray
CIO
Steelworkers
Truman Political Talk Splits Party Command
Washington report says Democratic high command is divided on whether President Truman should make a political appeal for the November 7 election. Democratic national chairman William M. Boyle Jr. urges a frank political speech while Truman says he is considering the issue after a White House news conference.
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Washington
Truman
William M. Boyle, Jr
White House
WCTL Plans Fruit Juice Drive for servicemen
The Ohio Women’s Christian Temperance Union announced a program to provide fruit juice to servicemen to deter beer drinking. President Esther M. Madsen said the group hopes to send a truckload from Ohio and reported a $225 fund toward a $3000 goal.
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Akron
Ohio Women's Christian Temperance Union
Ohio
Esther M. Madsen
Cleveland Heights
Clupepy’s Mother Dies in Columbus
Mrs M L Duffy mother of Ohio attorney general Herbert S Duffy dies at her Columbus home at 10 a m today.
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Clupepy
Columbus
M. L. Duffy
Ohio
Herbert S. Duffy
Freak Storm Pummels Western U S Coast and Plains
A brutal Pacific storm battered the northwest and coastal California with winds up to 75 mph. It caused one death and heavy property damage from Santa Barbara to Oregon, flooded basements, disrupted ships, and grounded vessels including a San Francisco bay collision. Temperatures spiked in Wichita and Tulsa amid summerlike heat.
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Northwest
Pacific
California
Plains States
Wichita
Kas
Tulsa
Okla
Santa Barbara
Oregon
Coast Guard
San Francisco Bay
Civilian Goods May Shrink
Columbus report quotes Gen. Robert J. Smith warning that civilian markets and products will shrink as materials grow scarcer and purchasing power falls from higher taxes and savings. He spoke at Ohio State University sponsored sales managers conference urging plant expansion and price control.
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Columbus
National Security Resources Board
Robert J. Smith
Washington
Conference of Sales Managers
Ohio State University
Smith
Dayton Wife Goes Modern Dayton Wife Goes Modern
A Dayton woman used a chartered flight to spy on her husband’s whereabouts by looking from the air with field glasses near Wright Patterson AFB. The Miami Valley Flying Service withheld her name and confirmed the flight.
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Dayton
Miami Valley Flying Service
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Government Plans Curb On 3 Metals
Washington reports a tentative 20 to 30 percent cut in non military use of aluminum copper and nickel to speed munition production. cobalt may be removed from non defense use due to scarcity. impact on consumer goods remains unclear pending substitute options.
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Washington
William H. Harrison
National Production Authority
NPA
Harrison
King Gustaf V Serious Condition in Stockholm
The ailing 92 year old king Gustaf V showed a serious turn in his condition in Stockholm as coughing increased and breathing difficulties worsened. The report notes his advancing age and the rapid change in health.
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Stockholm
Gustaf V
Gallia Sheriff Plans Death Investigation for Marvin Thaxton
Gallia County Sheriff George Ehman said he will investigate the death of Marvin Thaxton a Cheshire coal operator who died after a fall during a television party at his home Thaxton was hospitalized after two men tried to revive him and he underwent head surgery Jurisdiction over the death lies with Meigs County Coroner Henry Ewing Thaxton’s coal mine was near Cheshire Route 554 and his wife was reportedly hospitalized days earlier at Meigs General Hospital
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Gallipolis
George Ehman
Gallia County
Marvin Thaxton
Cheshire
Thaxton
Meigs General Hospital
Ehman
Charles Russell
Meigs County
Coleman Funeral Home
Bidwell
Henry Ewing
Pomeroy
Pact Defense May Be Set In 2 Months
Washington AP reports the North Atlantic treaty organization defense chiefs propose an integrated force for the North Atlantic area with a European section and a supreme commander. Hints suggest a European nucleus and commander could be in place by January, with Gen Eisenhower often named as likely supreme commander.
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Washington
Western
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
North Atlantic Treaty Area
Western Hemisphere
Canada
United States
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Extended Forecast for Columbus Temperatures Stay Above Normal
Columbus forecast shows average highs 4 to 6 degrees above normal with a normal max of 49 and min of 35. Warmer Saturday followed by cooler Sunday, then warmth Monday and Tuesday, cooling again Wednesday. Precipitation expected at about a quarter inch or less with showers Saturday, Sunday, and Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Columbus
Churchill Says Stalin Insulted Him in 1942 Memoir Claim
Churchill recounts in his war memoirs serialized in Life Magazine that Stalin insulted him in 1942 during Moscow talks by alleging the British and American armies feared to invade Europe. He notes a later cordial moment over drinks with Stalin and Molotov, while describing Stalin as moody and brusque in disputes.
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New York
Stalin
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Life Magazine
North Africa
Russia
Moscow
Caspian Sea
London
Sta
Lin
Red
Don’t Say Call Again Later to Your Carrier
Advice urges readers to prepare weekly payments for newspaper carriers on collection day to keep routes profitable. Emphasizes that repeated calls waste carrier time and reduce returns, urging prompt, ready payments.
Arm Forces ease mobilization pace after Korea invasion
Washington reports indicate a slowdown in mobilization across services. The Army aims to release mobilized National Guard and reservists next summer, with a potential finish before early 1952. The Air Force stops enlistment call-ups, the Navy says no more Naval Reserve airmen are needed, and the Marine Corps will call only a few reservists as volunteer recruitment progresses.
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Washington
South Korea
Pace
Army
Air Force
Navy
Marine Corps
Handbook Reported In Chicago Postoffice
The Chicago Daily Tribune said a highly efficient handbook system runs in the main U S Postoffice building. It notes thousands of dollars are wagered daily on horse races by bettors among the 15 000 employees at 435 Van Buren Street.
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Chicago
Chicago Daily Tribune
U.S. Postoffice
van Buren St
Tax rate unchanged for Ohio unemployment compensation
The Bureau of Unemployment Compensation announced the 1951 tax rate remains the same as 1950. About 7,800 employers pay the tax.
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Columbus
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Ohio
Meat Shortage Predicted With High Prices Seen
Washington reports Carl H. Wilken an economist for the Raw Materials National Council warns the nation may face a meat shortage and soaring prices in 1951 unless the government promotes higher output. The study for the National Independent Meat Packers Association cites projected consumer demand of 155 to 160 pounds per person next year.
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Washington
Carl H. Wilken
Raw Materials National Council
National Independent Meat Packers Association
Train Wreck Injures Soldier Near Union Station
A railroad accident east of Union Station injured one soldier as a Norfolk and Western passenger train was sideswiped by the Pennsylvania Railroad Metropolitan. The last two coaches of the N W train derailed and the inbound locomotive of the Pennsylvania train derailed.
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Columbus
Union Station
Norfolk and Western
Pennsylvania Railroad
Metropolitan
Pennsylvania
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