Problems Facing Big Three At Conferences
Washington AP reports British Foreign Secretary Herbert Morrison and French Foreign Minister Robert Schuman meet Secretary of State Acheson separately today to discuss urgent problems in their little black bags.
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Washington
Herbert Morrison
Robert Schuman
Acheson
Korea
Morocco
Indochina
Morrison
Britain
North Atlantic
Treasury
Hugh Gaitskell
U.S
United States
United Nations
Far East
Senate
Schuman
Africa
Europe
Pilot reports 900 mph round object over New Jersey coast
MITCHEL AIR FORCE BASE N Y A P reports Lt Wilbert S Rogers 28 of Dover Del piloting a T 33 jet sighted a mysterious round object moving about 900 miles an hour over the New Jersey coast line The pilot said it was not clearly a flying saucer but an unprecedented sighting that vanished after the Air Force followed it for about 30 miles reaching 8000 feet. other lines discuss Korea and international diplomacy in brief.
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Mitchel Air Force Base
N.Y
Air Force
New Jersey
Wilbert S. Rogers
Air Force Base
Dover
Del
Rogers
Edward Ballard, Jr
Mitchell Air Force Base
Roger
Columbia
Counterattacking Allies Drive Reds From Key Eastern Korean Peak
U S Eighth Army reports Allied infan trymen counterattacked and drove two battalions of Korean communists from a fortress like peak north of Inje, as Red forces retreated northward after dark attacks. Western front fighting paused while air and ground operations continued on the Eastern front with multiple strongpoints softened.
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U.S. Eighth Army
Korea
United Nations
Inje
North Korea
Hwachon Reservoir
Punchbow
Sea of Japan
Eighth Army
Chorwon-Yonchon
Central Korea
Pyongyang
Yanggu
Admiral Joy Regrets UN Strafe in Kaesong Incident
UN command admitted a plane strafed the Kaesong neutral zone by mistake during stalled truce talks. Vice Admiral Joy will send a message to the communist counterpart apologizing for the navigation error. No casualties or heavy damage were reported.
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Tokyo
United Nations Command
Kaesong
B. Ridgway
Adm
C. Turner Joy
U. S
Korea
May Spread To 15 Counties May Spread To 15 Counties
The Farm ers Home Administration awaits Ohio field reports on designating 15 more counties as disaster loan areas after 30 southern counties were recently named. The central state counties are under review for emergency loan eligibility to aid farmers facing drought. The AG Mobilization Committee backs aid, while FHA surveys assess severity for designation.
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Washington
Farmers Home Administration
FHA
Ohio
Secretary of Agriculture
State Agricultural Mobilization Committee
B-17 Crash Kills One North of Anchorage
A B-17 bomber crash landed 100 miles north of Anchorage killing one man and injuring six others after an engine exploded at 11 000 feet. The incident is the 14th Alaska air disaster in seven weeks with 95 dead or missing.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Three Hour Talks Open China Meeting On Iranian Oil Crisis
The big three meeting opened yesterday with a three hour conference between Acheson and Morrison. The session focused in part on the Iranian oil crisis and the failure to secure a solution. Any decisions remain undisclosed.
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China
Acheson
Morrison
Beef Outlook Reported Good
The Agriculture Department said recent developments point to fairly good returns from feeding beef cattle in 1952, but profits would be much lower than the last two years when prices rose. Some farm leaders say price ceilings offer little incentive, forecasting a smaller feeding volume next year.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
No Strike Yet At Sylvania
Local 607 of the CIO International Union of Electrical Workers in Point Pleasant will not strike the Sylvania Plant if New York negotiations succeed. James Hall, field representative from Huntington, said the contract expired at 12:01 a.m. today but talks in New York with Sylvania Co. officials are expected to yield an agreement. If not, a national strike could affect seven Sylvania plants after a 30 day negotiation window.
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Point Pleasant
CIO International Union of Electrical Workers
Sylvania
New York
James Hall
Huntington
Sylvania Co
Hall
Ohio law permits padlocking gambling places for year
Columbus report notes new Ohio law allowing court action to padlock gambling establishments for one year. The attorney general municipal officers and the governor or governor’s request can initiate padlock proceedings. The measure aims to curb professional gambling with broad enforcement authority.
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Columbus
Ohio
U S Economy Strong Says Truman At GAO Dedication
President Truman declared the U S economy stronger than ever while denouncing claims the government is headed for bankruptcy. He accused rivals of spreading misinformation to scare voters during election season and mocked an article using "meaningless butterfly statistics" to claim waste in federal spending.
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Washington
Truman
United States
General Accounting Office
Congress
In 15 Years McCarthy Warns of Red America Rise
Senator McCarthy speaking to the Huntington Rotary Club warned that communism could overtake the United States in 15 years if trends continue. He cited 100 million yearly converts and claimed 1.5 billion comrades on our side's side of the iron curtain, accusing U.S. policy shifts of aiding Poland and China.
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Huntington
W. Va
McCarthy
R-Wis
United States
America
Poland
China
U. S
Dean Acheson
Huntington Rotary Club
Ford and Chrysler Seek Higher Car Prices
Ford and Chrysler filed requests for increased prices with the Office of Price Stabilization. OPS had announced a plan allowing auto makers to raise new car prices by three to seven percent due to higher production costs. General Motors was expected to file its proposals soon.
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Washington
Ford
Chrysler
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
General Motors
Military Hero Papagos Leads Greek Election
ATHENS Greece Field Marshal Alexander Papagos party continued to lead as results from a few precincts and the military vote came in. Uncertainty remained over a parliamentary majority due to a late surge by Sophocles Venizelos Liberal Party in third place.
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Athens
Greece
Oo Greek Rally Party
Alexander Papaos
Liberal
Sophocles Venizelos
Lana Calls It Quits Hollywood
Lana Turney announces retirement from acting after a brief film run. Details are scarce as she confirms stepping away from Hollywood and declines further projects.
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Lana
Hollywood
Lana Turney
Truman refutes bankruptcy claims amid economic boom
The text quotes Mr. Truman denying stories of national bankruptcy, noting strong economic health and rising per capita income since 1939 after taxes. It also cites rising corporate profits, with records near 1950 levels, while addressing critics who spread the doom narrative. Separate lines describe limited Red action on the Western and Central fronts and a major jet battle over northwest Korea with 110 fighters.
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Sree Hare -White
Truman
Stanley High
Readers Digest
Mr. Truman
Western Front
Russia
Korea
Weather Outlook for Columbus This Week
Weather Wednesday through Sunday will run slightly above normal with highs near 80 and nights around 56. Warm spells expected Wednesday and Thursday, cooler Thursday night, with showers likely Wednesday night and Thursday morning and again Saturday for about one-quarter inch rainfall.
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Columbus
Arson Plot Backfires Hurts, Torch Dies In Loft Blaze
In New York City an arson scheme ended in disaster as a detective and one of the four arson suspects died after a gas drum exploded in a nine story loft on West 18th Street off Fifth Avenue. Three men were charged with homicide and arson. The loft housed Keshner Incorporated sports coat manufacturing.
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New York
18Th St
Fifth Ave
Martin Scott
Jacob Grumet
Scott
James Daggett
Moe
Jack Weiss
Brooklyn
St. Vincent's Hospital
Weiss
al Keshner
Keshner Incorporated
Keshner
Iran's Two-Week Offer Moves Via Washington
Iran's government spokesman says the two week ultimatum to Britain over the oil dispute is being forwarded through Washington today. The offer seeks renewed talks on the dispute amid tense relations and Western pressures.
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Iran
Washington
Tehran
Britain
Iran Premier defies parliament over oil nationalization
Premier Mohammed Mossadegh pressed ahead with his oil nationalization plan despite 14 deputies opposition and assassination threats as Britain seeks to resume negotiations. The move risks expelling 300 British technicians from Abadan refinery. Senate expected to approve Washington report says.
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Mohammed Mossadegh
Iran
Britain
Mossadegh
Abadan
Abada
Senate Battles Over Taxes Aid and Price Controls
Senators Douglas and O Mahoney clashed over defense funding and a dramatic outburst by Douglas interrupted debate. Congress moved to tax increases totaling about 6.0 to 7.2 billion with House and Senate differing totals. Hearings set on Capehart price control amendment while foreign aid faces large approved sums and possible cuts.
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Douglas
D-Ill
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
O’mahoney
Illinois
Senate
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
House
Senate Banking Committee
Truman
Rep
Taber
Iran envoy to Tehran and Mossadegh face political clash
Nasrollah Entezam Iran's ambassador in Washington will hand over to W Averell Harriman the latest effort to settle the Iran crisis. Harriman will relay the ultimatum to London while opposition deputies denounce Mossadegh and allege he betrayed promises from nationalization four months ago. Fanatic nationalist followers threaten assassination of opponents.
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Nasrollah Entezam
Iran
Washington
W. Averell Harriman
Truman
Harriman
London
Britain
U. S
Mossadegh
Newsmen's Case Probed in Louisiana Indictments
Senator Kefauver asked the Justice Department to investigate the indictment of five newsmen and three civic leaders in Lake Charles Louisiana on charges of defaming gamblers and public officials. He called the case a flagrant attempt to intimidate the press and said Tobey and Hunt joined the request.
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Washington
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Justice Department
Louisiana
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
McGrath
Tobey
R-Ny
Hunt
D-Wye
Lake Charles
American Express
Law Officers To Get Manuals on Narcotics
Columbus report states Ohio will print and distribute a narcotics manual to 8600 law enforcement officers. State Liquor Director William Bryant leads a governor's subcommittee and says the guide covers identifying opium morphine heroin cocaine marijuana benzedrine and barbiturates and describes signs such as needle marks drunken appearance restrained pupils and sweet breath. The manual also lists Ob 2 laws.
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Columbus
Ohio
William c. Bryant
Red truce plea and armistice talks stalled at Kaesong
The Red delegation at Kaesong issued a 3000 word broadcast accusing UN command of violating neutrality and ignoring repeated Red charges of Allied bombing and incursions in Kaesong. The statement, aired for four and a half hours on Peiping radio, urged UN to change its stance and resume talks in a neutral setting.
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Kaesong
Red
Reds
Red China
Peiping
Ridgway
United Nations
Program Commission Plans Five Point Probe
The Ohio Program Commission will investigate operations across the Highway Department public welfare programs the State Thal Commission and schools. A combined review of agriculture including the grape industry will be examined along with investigations of any Department and Commission led by the last Legislature.
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Sve
Ohio Program Commission
Highway Department
Thal Commission
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