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Hamilton Daily News Journal (Newspaper) - September 18, 1950, Hamilton, Ohio Buy and buy savings Bonds Best investment Cit if Barton turn it Hamilton i similar Bater problem Ham i to n journal fort Hamilton in 1791 entered a second Clasa matter feb. 14. 1933, at Post office at Hamilton Ohio Ander act March 3, 1879. Monday september 18, 19 50 vol. 64�?no. 231 Price five cents a aaa readers each Day a Usu Jug journal news family possible readers. 22 pages weather sunny with High around 75 today. Pair and not so Cool tonight. Tuesday pair and warmer in afternoon. J Ltd it Ltd a its it Ltd it it so <3 it it it so <8 its it <8 # government puts a a Stop orders Over easy credit to Consumers and Over eager buying by businessmen j enforceable by penalties As stiff for autos new used one a a j As a year in prison and a $10,0001 third Down and 21 months to pay. A a new 1new. In 01, applies lust a to Trade ins count toward the Down preen Washington sept the government put orders into effect today against the firm that buys but also to the Over easy credit to Consumers and Firin that delivers the goods. Payment Over eager buying businessmen j 10-Day notice for appliances to per cent marking the first actual use the ban Over easy install a Down and 18 months to pay. The the new Home front control pow quient credit was put into effect appliances covered Are refrigerator the orders had two Aims to by the Federal Reserve Board tors food freezers radio and Tele Check inflation and to conserve j after a 10-Day Advance notice vision sets phonographs cooking scarce and essential materials for terms for autos household apply stoves ranges dishwashers Iron defense purposes. Lances furniture and Home re ers washing machines clothes the Commerce department for pairs were tightened bid businessmen to accumulate the order is applicable to sell lumber Cement steel Copper ers lenders and consumer buyers aluminium tin rubber Nylon yarn alike and is backed by penalties certain chemicals and certain other up to a year in prison and a materials beyond a a practical $5,000 Fine. It forbids terms any minimum working i easier than these driers sewing machines vacuum cleaners air conditioners and dehumidifiers. Other articles a <8 Seoul a liberation appears at hand u. S. Marines three Miles from City and improvements to per cent and 30 months. Lusted articles costing less than $100 Are exempt from the Down payment requirements but Are subject to the pay off limits. Instalment Loans for Purchase action is expected propose plan civilian defense German kids get War lesson the listed articles carry the same restrictions As instalment sales those articles. Instalment Loans All other articles not listed Are required to be paid off within 18 months. Measure this year Anno tinted pre Washington sept. 18. The government unwrapped today a master civil defense plan for furniture and rugs to cent and 18 months. For Home repairs per Reserve Board Ollie gals said telling states and cities Home those terms ure tighter than credit front casualties can be Cut in half allowances recently prevailing a1 with trained experts and millions though not so tight As the terms the Board fixed consumer credit alterations i during world War ii. Top interest diplomats gather in n. Austin asks balloting in Maryland for 5th general Assembly it Anzui Lii ird Prem it Washington sept. 18. Serato Tydings a old and Isle ably opt Nin to tomorrow after Wiley a wis appeared headed j noon at Flushing Meadow. Tor renomination today and to headed by foreign ministers Morrow in primaries which Vir the big three and the North at 111 a 11 y wind up lie picking lactic Council who have been slates for the november 7 con studying for a week How to re give signal elections. Arm Germany Assembly delegates Rhode Island democrats Ojni gathered for the meeting As news hate gov. John Pastore for 0f the . Collective Security tile setae in a primary today. Action in Korea continued Bright. I Republican opponent tor the the Atlantic Council ministers fat vacated by attorney Hen j Era i j. Howard Mcgrath and filled temporarily by senator Edward i. Leahy i will be chosen in a similar routine primary in sep tember 27. Mayor Dennis j. Roberts Providence gets the democratic j nomination for governor Rhode Island without oppo fiction. Demo i meet today in new York at i a. In. . Expecting to an nonce before Nightfall full agree prayers for u. N. Session fkr it Lake Success sept. 18. Diplomats the United a Inouye before Nightfall full agree Warren r. Austin thief United ions converge i. Evv a Ament the creation an Delegate to the United a a e Cruc a 1 Genera j National army to defend Western Lions appeals to his fellow Amer Lorrow Atter-1 it. A a to u t ii a a a t p. ,. ,.it Ana to offer up a Brief prayer All the kind organization needed there were no indications last j p. M., Eastern Daylight time every level night however they had found j tuesday Quot for a peace with Liberty i 2. Providing pre attack pre an any Compromise formula for ---1 a a a in 1 1 volunteers. President Truman approved the plan which lacked any Price tag timetable. Along with a Bill to create a new separate Federal civil defense administration . Truman sent it to a Congress which probably will do nothing about authority Money for the program before next year. The program is built around i. Cooperation a big scale Between Federal state and local governments with each sharing some the responsibility and expense. There is an outline for f. B. I. Probes Bethany blast eluding German units in this Force. Schuman disagrees while United states Secretary state a Cheson has arched agreement in principle German Par Tiei Atiim French foreign minis ter Schuman so far has been unwilling to agree. Allied diplomats remained hopeful the problem could be worked out within a few i in j and Justice for All that is apr Cine to Joi Irnel a Wii. Frankfurt Germany sept. The time when the . General Assembly will open with a moment silence for prayer meditation my Wall Xun la. Al 11 a Lake Success n. Sept. 18. I sincerely Welcome the suggestions the leaders the Large religious bodies the United tons and Post attack help mainly j crowd 0f fascinated German youngsters during the a exercise rain bowl Maneu vers the United states and other Western occupation forces in the american zone Germany. Tenseness the International situation has Lent More than the usual seriousness to the Maneu vers near Frankfurt. The Ioor lated pre a Washington sept. 18. . Began an i Vestiga cratic representatives Forand and Hon today to determine whether Fogarty also Are assured re sabotage caused an explosion nomination. Which damaged a a voice Amer Massachusetts race Icay overseas radio transmitter at Massachusetts without a sen a Bethany Atonal contest this year picks the state department in Anoia Jor party n uni lives for Gocr bouncing the inquiry said the sex nor and House seats Iii voting to a Losion Early sunday destroyed a Morrow. 116.3-foot Tower a transmitter interest in today a Maryland which beams american official balloting the Tydings j broadcasts to Europe and latin race and the selection a re-1 America. Publican opponent wait is expected j the explosion a the second t it it carry the criticism which there in recent Mon tins. The fed Tydings primary opponents have Era Bureal investigation i levelled against him. This critic j Vestiga cd a Blat whim destroyed ism concerns the Senate Investiga-1 a Small Battery switchboard lat lion communists in govern nent j May 23. Charges made by senator Mecar some evidence dynamite was used. Thy a wis. Tydings headed the the formal . Finding was Senate foreign relations sub Eom that an Accident was the cause. Weeks i states that All my countrymen the big three Britain the a Belicov Quot in the to Quot Quot Quot it United states and France Wili Jom appear fo5 god 8 i Quot meet again after the Council winds the representatives it the up to Complete discussions ending a state War with Germany. The meeting May be tonight tomorrow morning. Tuesday s Assembly is scheduled to be called to order about 2 p. In. Est by Carlos p. Romulo Philippines foreign minister and retire adv ing president. Late arrivals will include foreign minister Andrei visa Minsky and most the rest his re Sian delegation arriving the Queen Elizabeth due at la a. In. Est tomorrow. United nation As they begin their work in the fifth general Assembly. At 3 clock tuesday sept in a arrangements for committing Ber 19, the delegations the 59 to one third their resource for some 149 a critical target areas a cities and installations an enemy almost certainly would hit first and hardest. Yet a fall communities should anticipate some form attack and prepare accordingly. Mutual Aid 3. Mutual Aid pacts among cities and states even reaching a hand across the Borders to mexican and Canadian neighbors. A it is suggested that As a rough Rule thumb cities within a 20-mile radius a probable target City be asked to consider Mutual Aid apr Alaska Hawaii statehood chief topic in Congress Washington sept. 18. Congress juggled a handful hot political issues today As Law makers generally looked longingly toward a pre election vacation 40,000 Allied troops set for final drive Kim to Airfield being used by . Units reds Are showered with surrender leaflets armm let Ftp fun it Tokyo sept. 18. American marines stabbed to within three Miles Seoul today at the head 19,000 massing Allied troops ordered to make the red koreans surrender die. File leathernecks spearheaded the tenth corps liberation Force now rolling Iii a crushing tide i the red held South korean Cap i ital. Seoul a liberation appeared to be at hand. The marines Vanguard a 18.�?american Bazooka draws a about one mile from Young Tungpo Seoul suburb in the South Bank the Han River. The Allied Force must Cross the Hail to take Seoul itself. Fit teen Miles Northwest the City a second Marine column burled Back five pre Dawn assaults and seemed Kimpo Airfield. Then it drove North to the Banks the Man. Good runway Kimpo Airfield already is Iii operation As an Allied base with an ise specifically to come bark in excellent paved runway. November and pass a excess official reports sunday that profits tax. Marines were fighting in the out a speedy agreement Iii sight. Skirt. Of Seoul proved premature however a third major piece jul a Fiat time. Reinforcements by plan Iii tin1 event at Prea i i. Fore the weeks end. Mil tee which looked into them. In the Wisconsin voting tomorrow. Wiley is Given the Edge f it a renomination Over Edward j. Finan Bristol businessman. Four candidates seek the democratic seat nine nomination Thomas attorney e. Fairchild general. A another vessel to be reactivated Washington sept. 18, up a the Navy May be putting a second big were so a deep seated that Den battleship Buck into its Active Fleet. Assignment the 4.3,999-ton Missouri to shooting duty Iii the far East War raised the question taking a similar Battle Wagon out Mothballs to replace the a mighty Mon a a training vessel. There Are indications the Navy with defense department agreement has decided to put one the Missouri s three Laid up sister ships Back Oil sea duty the three two Are the East coast the new Jersey at the Brooklyn n. Y., Navy Yard and the Wisconsin at Norfolk a. One is the by est coast the Iowa at san Francisco Toledo gets new station Toledo 0�?z sept. Is. Up a j officials said there was i Toledo ans consigned their ancient Railroad depot to the junk Nile today and celebrated the opening a Brand new station. For the first time Iii 04 years j there was a place where trains j could enter Toledo proudly a a modern Glass and Brick Structure that Cost around five million dollars. Just to show How everybody i feels about it an old billboard will be Torii Down today it reads a a done to judge Toledo by its Union i stat member nations the United a initial tons will Convene for the opening ranged the most crucial general Assoin-1 since san civil defense teams colleague it before they begin to tackle the that could Speed to stricken cities j controversy vital issues peace they will even Iii another state observe a minute silence for in a publishing government individual prayer meditation j schools to turn out civil defense i Hope the experts As the British Are doing will pause Iii bringing civil defense events their Homes their shops their and Down to the individual a farms and in the streets wherever i a every person should know w hat they May be to offer up their be must do in an in legislation the seventeen by i lion j r,.,i koreans seized the City june dollars emergency appropriations three Days after they invaded at that moment people America Denham fired from labor Job Washington sept. 18. In president Truman fired Robert x. Including Denham As general counsel the prayers for gods Bles ing upon j the United nations and for a peace with Liberty and Justice Foi All men. I thank the spiritual leaders c Catholic jew ish protestant get Cli orthodox and Quaker a who have joined in making this suggestion. Such a mobilization spiritual Power can give strength to All a to carry responsibility in thi grave hour. Wisconsin National labor relations Board. Abruptly ending a Long harsh feud Between Denham and the five Board members. Or. Truman asked for Denhams resignation and accepted it Viv i/11 i/�?T17 the ground that the differences Ham and the Board were unlikely to restore harmonious relations in i their administration the Taft ii Art Ley act. Senator Robert a. Taft a Ohio co author that Law quickly called . Truman action a another surrender to the i. I. J. Political action Denham an aggressive. 64- ear a old St. Louis born Republican with an unusual career As lawyer banker machinist cowhand and army officer has been under fire from Union leaders Ever since he was appointed by . Truman three years ago. Russians lobbing huge missiles Stockholm sept. Is. To a the russians reportedly have been lobbing a veil ton missiles Over the Baltic area during the past summer. To. Iii. O x to in i the newspaper afto bladet Saigon Indochina. Sept. Is. A it thia report the is arrest Hundred $500 Reward offered for woman a Slayer Akron o., sept. 18. Pm Robert l. Smith today offered n >,399 Reward out ii own picket for information leading to the apprehension and punishment the Slayer mrs. In to Neah a this ivs the most brutal crime in recent Summit county history a he said a he urged individuals and organizations to put up additional Reward Money. Hie body tile ,30 year old Akron widow w to found stabbed to death saturday Marion pronounced ready for emergency Marion 0., sept. 18, up a Ohio treated its local civil defense organization Here yesterday and found Marion ready for the emergency. A full scale demonstration How to prevent panic and Complete disaster in an enemy bombing attack went off with few bitches observer agreed. British to store food reserves London sept. 18. Pm the British ministry food is planning to create and store food reserves against the possibility War Well informed sources it did today. A ministry spokesman said a appropriate plans Are being developed by it although nothing can be said about defense preparation. A More than too terrorists were under arrest today after French and Vietnam police smashed what they called a communist plot to make a general attack within the City. The outbreak was timed to Start last night authorities nun. Informed the plan blocked it yesterday. Authoritative s ii r e e a a it quoted As saying the plot cooked up by to Chi mini cow trained Leader the vie Minh. Police said the captured a wrists described a a volunteers death a admitted the plot. They said they were hired to infiltrate j the City and begin a grenade and i Small arms attack. Some terrorists were till at Large. They were was moire Belte r the rockets were launched near Franz Iii soviet held East Prussia and were aimed at a Small Island in soviet Karelia. It is believed the Island i in in Lake Onega some 700 Inch from Franz. The operation was la veiled a i Lent a Neuvert and was combined with radar practice. The paper said it had a reliable information which to bae its Story but gave no specific attribution. The Senate that the Issue statehood tor Alaska and Hawaii which president Truman has asked a Tion a still is hanging fire. He said Iii a speech prepared for the Senate that action House approved statehood Bills would counter russian propaganda that the fluted Ftp text i fostering a colonial imperialism Iii the tax increase Bill a Senate Hon e conference committee was about ready to give its formal approval to a Compromise version an anti subversive Bill which some . Truman friends Capitol Hill were my my him to sign. Both houses still have to pass Columbus. A $4,-398,999, tax increase Bill a confidant Many Ohio in final form which probably will governors judges and legislators take several Days. And senators the Veteran political writer suf j Malionek and Connally a Tex feed Tjie Haemorrhage at the in i were threatening to fight any and quiz Era a Columbus Bureau thurs Journ ment unless Congress prom Day night. Senator Mahoney Myo up provide funds for a military i the fluted reminded his Campaign coliseum up Lor the korean fighting i us. South korean nations sponsored re and for communist outbreaks that might come elsewhere. Or. Truman was expected to Send to the Cimic today the Nom Illarion Gen. George. Marshall As Secretary defense. Herbert Mengert taken by death Columbus sept. Is. Up Herbert in Mengert Columbus con es-1 pendent for the Cincinnati enquirer for 38 yours died saturday in it. Carmel Hospital after a cerebral Haemorrhage. He was 61. Services will be Beld tuesday in form Ohio veterans for Taft committee Cincinnati sept. 18. Up a a former National commander the american legion has announced establishment a statewide veterans for Taft committee. Milo j. Warner a Toledo attorney who is chairman the committee said its purpose is lot to personal Contact work throughout Ohio for the reelection senator Robert a. Taft a Ohio. I for War today declare philippine puppets Are in panic Al oses a sept. I s. Up tile communist party Organ pravda do dared today that philippine a puppet Are in a in a foreign affair editorial pravda said Philippines foreign minister Carlos Rumulo and president Elpidio Quirno Are unable to top the link Eom Muni t insurgent movement., a defenders attack in alaskan War games Anchorage Alaska sept. Is. Up a lat Gap counterattack by defending forces Iii alaskan War games regained some ground to attacking ii ii i t a the t to forces locked in a Dre it rehearsal Hurricane changes Beach property St. Petersburg fla., sept. 18. I the Gulf Hurricane which damaged the nearby beaches one million Dollar did a few people Gold some property bad As much a 1.3 feet land added to it. Tilt new land came at i lit expense Les fortunate owners woo had great hunks their property chewed away by the Hurricane High tides. Several valuable waterfront lots 89 feet in depth were shrunk to .39 feet. Mengert joined the enquirer Columbus Bureau july 15, 1912, after working for the Ohio state journal in Columbus for two year. Soon after Bee Omilig a member the Cincinnati newspaper editorial staff he was taken to Baltimore md., by the late James w. Faulkner then manager the Columbus Bureau to assist Iii covering tin 1912 National political convention the Democrat in party. Mengert took a Short vacation from newspaper work Iii 1933 to serve As an aide to former governor James Al Cox at the world economic conference at London he acted As Liaison officer among conference delegates and no Vav a Permen covering the meeting. Ohio republicans ask suggestions platform Columbus o., sept. 18. Up a Ohio republicans today invited the Public to ofter suggestions formation their state platform. Ray c. Bliss state g.p. Chairman announced that a Public hearing the platform to be presented to the Republican state convention wednesday will lie held at 2 . Tomorrow. Commerce department official suspended Washington sept. 18. Up a Commerce department officials sai<1 today a department loyalty i Bourd has made an Adverse find ing against Michael Lee and he a been suspended from his $19, i 999 a year Job in that Agency. The finding handed Down without announcement september 8, 1 already has been challenged by i Lee. His attorney s Are preparing an Appeal to Secretary it oui Nerce Sawyer officials said. Columbus pastor slugged and robbed i Columbus sept. 18. Up the Rev. Frank Morrill age 17, an associate pastor the evangelist Tabernacle Baptist Church Here told police last night he a slugged by two men Ami robbed $359. He said he a Oil i Way Home from a Liureri when the t to men Lait ached ii Iii Taft will not a a run in 1952 Washington sept. La. Up senator Robert a. Taft re pub lean Ohio has told friends he wont a run a for the 19.32 g.p. Presidential nomination. La senator Lull is reelected to the Senate Iii november it would mean his continued leadership i what lie likes to cull the in Lille the Road Wing the Republican party but what Home his critics Label As the g.p. S conservative element. The Ohio senator has made it Clear to ii. Intimate Taal even if he wins by a substantial margin in Bis Lino race he is not going to Euin pain actively for the presidential nomination As lie did in Hucles fully m 1940 and 191s. He stepped aside in 1911 for senator John Bricker then governor who won the vice presidential nomination. Gang figure shot a St. Loi is St. Louis sept. 18. I Leo Brothers who served eight veal for the 1939 murder i Fred Jake Lingle Chicago Tribune reporter was shot and wounded by a mysterious gunman Early today. Brothel now Secretary Tren i Durer a taxicab company Here was Iii the Kitchen his St. Louis county Home just before i a. In. When a series shots rang out. Three Bullet Caille through the rear screen door and hit him in the neck tin left Arm and the left ear. Shortly after the shooting a neighbor reported hearing brother. Say apparently to himself a they finally knocked me but he gave no hint As to who a a they were. Pleads guilty to spy charge Greenville trim., sept. 18. Up Alfred i leu ii shirk pleaded guilty in Federal court today to charges it wartime spying for Russia. Assistant i Iii ted slate actor Ary James Al. Clerk immediately recommended a 19-year prison sentence for the 41-Yrar-old in n. Y., chemist. Meek said Slack had admitted a sing to russian agents secret s in tile manufacture it do a High Plosive. Forces blew the Hail in ii ii and Bridges then. Allied plane repeatedly mangled the Bridge remnants. As the big offensive mounted at both ends South Korea Allied warplanes showered the reds with three million leaflets warning them they must give up die now. Cross Paktong the old Southwest korean beachhead in american battalion Ems cd the Paktong River Aud set. Up a firm Bridgehead the West Bank Allied forces id withdrawn to the Eai thank August i United states second division troops made the crossing West Manghy orig. The reds drove Back three United states patrols which tried to Cross at another Point. On the ii it the astern Trout the old beachhead two Allied battalions aniseed to the North Bank toe Kongsan Rived. The River runs just sout i Pahang port the cant coast. Allied forces mostly made steady Progress All a1 my the 125 mile Southeast perimeter. But the reds resisted Sierdy at several Points. Move were indications the reds a caught in the Allied Nutcracker a were pulling forces from the Lupont Linurd a mkt striking miners return to pits Bellaire o., sept. 18. Up a Ohio s 4,599 striking Coal miners went Back to the pits today alter Sera-1 winning their fight to abolish Flag gored w Irving Hii to. Their nine Day old strike ended at Midnight last after Coal operators gave Iii to the United mine workers demand that Vvork-11e told judge Robert l. Taylor i in shit by a arranged. The shifts that United states attorney Gen Ulm Mot "pp1- a to mtg a Whu actually Oral Howard Mcgrath and the Federal Bureau investigation believes . Forces Wili Cross 38th parallel somewhere in Korea sept. 18. A ill. Sliwi Zieky chairman the korean National Assembly raid today he believed United a i tons forces will not Stop at vile i thirty eighth parallel which Divide North and South Korea. So j Picky said the i a. Force would go to the manchurian Border to unify the country. It a been divided since the end the War will Japan. Were ii tence. P enable to the 19-yen r Seu socialists win swedish election Stockholm Sweden sept. 18, zi1 the socialists today appeared Eny victors Iii sundays nationwide local elections. Unofficial returns gave them almost 59 per cent the total vote and indicated a crushing defeat for the communists. Veteran movie actor Dies in Hollywood Hollywood sept 18, i Pedro de Cordoba age 98, movie actor Tivio often played the role a priest died sunday night he w Horn m new \ k its Gratz to work for democratic Columbus sept. 18. Up a Robert k. Gratz today announced his resignation effective immediately As Public relations officer for the Ohio department liquor control to. A a Sinila i position for the Ohio democratic 1 e Vee it in a commit i be. I dig Coal. Ford Samson commissioner the Ohio Coni association said Coal operators agreed to the Union s demand a with great reluctance. A the new shifts will mean to having off Between in and 1.30 men Iii 15 struck mines he j added. Dow Finsterwald fires record 61 St. Louin sept. 18. Up a a record Golf round til played by Amateur Dow Finsterwald Atli i ens Iii the St. Louis open i tournament yesterday is being recognized by tile professional golfers association Finsterwald an Ohio University senior shot the round the Par 79, 6,125 Yard Algonquin course Aud finished with a Hole score 282, four better limn Toledo a Frank Thuu for the Low Amateur. I a a a a a a i a a

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