Europe Defense Question Extends Pact Conference
North Atlantic Nations military leaders met in extra sessions in Washington to finalize plans for a mutual defense force in Europe. Prolonged talks over German participation delayed progress. the defense committee recessed after six hours with no communique issued. A spokesman said the conferees would reconvene today.
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Food prices forecast to rise with postwar demand
The Agriculture Department warned that food prices may reach record levels by mid year due to growing consumer demand and higher incomes from employment gains and Social Security. Prices may be kept in check by anti inflation measures, taxes, and currency of government actions.
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Youth Braves Death Sign Testifies in Police Bribery Probe
A 22 year old Brooklyn witness testified before the Kings County Grand Jury, naming nine policemen as grafters in a bookie ring. Charles Tomack described being lured at 16, amassing ten gambling arrests, and a burglary to obtain dope, as New York investigates police corruption.
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Columbus hits 10 000th traffic crash of year
Columbus reported its 10 000th traffic accident of the year yesterday, compared with 9015 for all of 1949. Capt. B P Smith of the Police Traffic Bureau reported 37 deaths in the accidents, 28 of them pedestrians.
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Extended Forecast for Columbus Temperatures Rise Then Fall
The forecast shows temperatures 6 to 8 degrees above normal with highs around 54 and lows near 35 to 48. Expect a cooler spell Friday and Saturday with about 0.4 inch of precipitation and showers likely on Friday.
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Cold winter ad sells heaters in Athens
Raymond Woodburn of 91 Grosvenor St. Athens placed a Want Ad in The Messenger offering a QUICK-HEAT fuel out heater with fan plus a Heatrola for sale. The ad included 2 drums and 15 gallons of oil and a Dial 29738. Both heaters were sold. Buyers found bargains through Messenger Want Ads, which work both ways.
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Grosvenor St
Athens
Oregon flood maroons 2000 cut off roads and supplies
Muddy river flood crests swept western Oregon flooding Rogue Umpqua and Coquille valleys. Five people died and hundreds were homeless as roads and bridges were destroyed. Many communities remained isolated while rescues continued and residents returned home.
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Avenany
R. H. Baldock
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Umpqua
Coquille
Pacific
Roseburg
Eugene
Willamette Valley
Child Dies After Halloween Bonfire Burns
Three year old Linda Lou Mauer died from burns suffered when her costume caught fire at a pre Halloween bonfire. She died at St Luke's Hospital last night.
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Linda Lou’ Mauer
St. Luke's Hospital
Debate Over Lie Extension Before UN Assembly Opens
Delegates from about 60 nations gather at Flushing Meadows as the General Assembly debates extending Trygve Lie's term as secretary general. The US supports a three year extension to back his Korea War stance, while the Soviet Union opposes.
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Reds Reply To Indians In Tibet Invasion Note
An Indian government spokesman said Communist China replied to India's note of surprise and regret at Tibet invasion. The Chinese note was handed to Ambassador K M Panikkar in Peiping and was expected in New Delhi. India would shape policy on the basis of that reply. Tibetan troops had reportedly retreated toward Pemba Go east of Lhasa.
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Ohio Candidates Report Campaign Donations Ahead of House Race
The Ohio Republican Finance Committee and labor groups are listed as contributors to campaign funds for Ohioans seeking seats in the 82nd Congress. Only seven of 47 candidates have filed reports with the House clerk, five Republicans and two Democrats. Reports must be filed no later than ten days before the election.
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Accused Kidnapper Weds His Victim in Portage Trip
Lewis G. Daniel 35, a high school social science teacher, married 17 year old Ann Tabor, a student nurse, after a telegram said they wed yesterday in Portsmouth, Ohio and were en route to Virginia on a wedding trip.
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Lewis G. Daniel
Ann Tabor
Portsmouth
Virginia
Surgeons Open Four Day Assembly in Cleveland
The United States chapter of the International College of Surgeons convenes a four day assembly in Cleveland beginning today with the arrival of delegates from medical centers nationwide.
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Cleveland
United States
The
International College of Surgeons
Dayton Tax Collector Receives Voluntary Gift
Earl Hagerman, Dayton's income tax collector, received a letter from William E. Reynolds, president of the William F. Reynolds Company in West Carrollton, offering a voluntary contribution to Dayton. The amount was not disclosed and Hagerman noted it cannot be accepted as income tax but will be recorded as a voluntary gift.
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Earl H. Hagerman
West Carrollton
William E. Reynolds
William F. Reynolds Company
Hagerman
Scarce Metal Cuts Expected In Ten Days
Washington sources say cuts of 20 to 30 percent in civilian use of copper, nickel, and aluminum will take effect around December 1, with December 11 as a likely official date. The move targets radios, TVs, and appliances, amid shortages affecting auto, bicycle, and other industries.
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Washington
U.P
National Production Authority
NPR
Friend of Presidents Walter Hill Dies at 84
Walter B. Hill aged 84, longtime lawyer and former chairman of the Ohio Bridge Commission, died in East Liverpool after suffering a cerebral hemorrhage last year. He was known as a friend of Presidents Warren G. Harding, William McKinley, and William Howard Taft.
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Walter B. Hill
Warren G. Harding
William C. McKinley
William Howard Taft
Ohio Bridge Commission
OU Professor Named Atomic Defense Officer in 28-County Area
Dr. Lawrence P. Eblin associate professor of chemistry at Ohio University has been named one of three radiological defense officers for a 28 county Ohio Defense Area. The appointment, announced in Columbus, joins Dr. Conrad Ronneberg of Denison University and Dr. Grover Orr of Capital University. The group, trained at an Oct. 10-14 conference at Ohio State University, will train others to use ionization chambers and Geiger counters and educate the public on atomic bomb effects. Civilian Defense Schools will be set up in several areas including possible at Ohio University.
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Lawrence P. Eblin
Columbus
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Capital University
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U N Forces Press Forward as Winter Weather Approaches
Allied forces push 100000 strong across the Korean peninsula in forward areas. The UN army aims to end the war before winter slows or halts the campaign amid intensified Red resistance.
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Puerto Rico Fights Back At Rebels
An armored column of the U S 24th Infantry Division achieved the day’s sole significant advance amid heavy fighting on the northern peninsula front. Reports say Chinese forces aided North Koreans with two divisions attacking in northeast Korea, while Tokyo headquarters notes captured Chinese Reds but no clear evidence of organized Chinese units.
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National Guard Attacks Puerto Rican Rebellion Centers
National Guard planes and infantry targeted Jayuya and Utuado as rebels held two towns amid a wider revolt across Puerto Rico. As the toll rose to 28 dead and 22 wounded, officials reported disrupted communications and continued clashes with Nationalists led by Corretjer, tied to Albizu Campos.
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Puerto Rico
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Jayuya
Utuado
Juan Antonio Corretjer
Pedro Albizu Campos
Mayaguez
Ponce
King Pledges Rearmament and New Powers in Parliament
King George VI opened a new session pledging rearma ment to avert war and government powers to regulate production prices and rents. He announced civil defense expansion and increased home food production amid a tense international situation.
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George VI
Attlee
Chinese Reds No Surprise To America
American officials deny surprise at Chinese troops in Korea and cite two reasons for their late entry. Red China seeks to protect the Suiho Supong power dam on the Yalu supplying power to Harbin and Port Arthur, while delaying UN efforts to stabilize Korea. The Yalu dams straddle the border and the U S Tenth Corps reports counterattacks near the Chosin reservoir as hydro plants along the reservoir feed eastern Korean industry.
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Chosin
U S Moves to Halt Red Shipment of Materials
Senator O Conor said tightened controls will stop strategic materials from reaching China and other Communist areas. Testimony showed over 3 5 million pounds of copper and 12 000 steel boiler tubes shipped to Red China from occupied Japan and Germany in the past year. He secured assurances of cooperation from Defense and Commerce officials to block such shipments.
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Former Son-in-Law of FDR Dies by Suicide
John Boettiger, once married to Anna Roosevelt and father to two grandchildren, jumped from a Manhattan hotel. He had been publisher of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer before joining the American military during World War II.
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Sistle
Route 33 Accident Claims Carroll Man
Kenneth Arnett, 35, of Carroll Fairfield County, was fatally injured when his car overturned after hitting an embankment on U S Route 33 north of Lancaster. The crash occurred last night according to police reports.
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Kenneth Arnett
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