Reds Handed Defeat in UN Vote on Korean Truce Meeting
Paris report: United Nations Political Committee defeats Soviet bid to force a special Security Council meeting on Korea. Vote 50 to 6 with 11 abstentions. Amended to seek a high level meeting only if Security Council deems it effective. Subcommittees in Panmunjom plan further prisoner exchanges.
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Paris
United Nations Political Committee
Security Council
Brazil
France
U. S
Special Security Council
Peng He Korea
Vishinsky
Burma
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Thekraine
Munsan
Chieftains Handle Pomeroy For 79 48 Victory
Logan Chieftains overwhelmed Pomeroy Panthers 79 to 48 on the hilltop floor in SEC play. Ronnie Smith led with 25 points while Cannon 16, Grandy 15, Cullison 14 and Hinerman 12 supported as Logan built a large second half lead and held Pomeroy to 13 of 47 shooting.
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Logan Chieftains
Pomeroy Panthers
Panthers
Braves
Pomeroy
Ronnie Smith
Chieftains
Cannon
Grandy
Cullison
Hinerman
Logan
Chiefs
Soldier Rotated Home Avoids Welcome Parade
In Seoul on January 9 a U.S. Army replacement troop completes 15 months in Korea and returns home with minimal fanfare. Sgt. Warren D. Sechriste of Pa. is greeted by Col. Earl L. Denton of Tempe Arizona at the depot, who notes the quiet departure and Sechriste’s request to skip a public reception.
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Seoul
Pest
Warren D
Wild Dog Turns Out To Be Just That In Ohio
CHARDON January 9 That wild dog studied by Cleveland City Hospital pathologists was a dog. R K Kula of the Cleveland Museum of Natural History noted a hyena like mane and suspected a long untam ed life altered its appearance. Pathologists agreed the creature was chiefly chow with possible mane from worn life. Otto Stetina sighted a mountain lion nearby and Kula planned further snow time study for fresh tracks.
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Chardon
Cleveland City Hospital
R. K. Kula
Cleveland Museum of Natural History
Kula
Newbury
Otto Stetina
Stetina
Vanderbilt Stokowski Heiress Expected Second Baby
Gloria Vanderbilt Stokowski wife of conductor Leopold Stokowski is in a hospital expecting her second child. The piece notes her status as an heiress and references the 69 year old husband.
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New York
Gloria Vanderbilt Stokowski
Leopold Stokowski
Logan Council Faces 1952 Challenges and Sewage Plan
City officials in Logan met to approve 90 day appropriations and set committees. They discussed annexation, law enforcement, traffic rules, and renewing health services with the county board of health while urging early steps to locate and build a sewage disposal plant.
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Ralph Griffin
County Board of Health
Roger Friend
Friend
Griffin
Water and Sewage Committee
Frank Mantor
Sam Bright
William Knapp
Joseph Phillips
Mantor
Knapp
J. M. Meldrim
Wilhelmine Deissle
Lawrence Ellinger
Mr. Phillips
Mr. Meldrim
Ellinger
Mr. Bright
Miss Deissle
Bright
Phillips
H. G. Southard
VFW Names Jim Wells Outstanding Citizen of 1951
James D. Wells named the Logan and Hocking County outstanding citizen of 1951 by the local VFW post. He is noted as assistant director of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources and a prime mover in Logan’s civic efforts, including Main Street decorations and the_SE Pageant.
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James D. Wells
Logan
Hocking County
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Veterans’ Group
Albert Ledford
VFW
Roy Klingler
Logan Church of the Nazarene
Wells
Carl Mock
Mr. Wells
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Ohio
Southeastern Ohio
Hocking
State Forestry Department
CCC
Lake Hope
Chamber of Commerce
Slav Mother Reunites With Daughters After 45 Years
An 88 year old Yugoslavian mother Mrs. Victoria Toth was reunited at Cincinnati airport with her daughters Mrs. Elizabeth Kovacs Mrs. Eva Hartman and Mrs. Katherine Miller whom she had not seen for 22 31 and 45 years respectively. She had feared Ellis Island detainment but was cleared and arrived a day ahead of schedule. She will live with Mrs. Kovacs.
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Cincinnati
Elizabeth Kovacs
Eva Hartman
Katherine Miller
Greater Cincinnati
Victoria Toth
Yugoslavia
Father and four children die in farm house fire
A father William R. McBroom aged 33 and his four children Lynne Marie 12 Janet Elaine 10 Martha Ann 7 Fred Allen 4 perished in a farm home fire north of Wooster. Mrs McBroom working at Apple Creek State Hospital did not learn of the tragedy until the blaze was extinguished.
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Wooster
Here
William R. McBroom
Lynne Marie
Janet Elaine
Martha Ann
Fred Allen
No General Tax Hike Expected
Congressional leaders agree no general federal tax increases in 1952. Senator Taft and the Senate Republican Policy Committee state they will oppose any further tax increases this year.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Jaycees Fail to Name Gary Distinguished Service Award Recipient
Gary Junior Chamber of Commerce reports no outstanding young businessman in Gary after a non member selection committee found no suitable candidate for its annual distinguished service award. The decision follows the committee meeting held Tuesday night in Gary Indiana.
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Gary
Ind
$200 Million Fund To Aid Students
Centerville Md Jan 9 The bulk of George Monroe Moffetts estate will go to Whitehall Foundation aiding students to college. The will leaves widow Odette Fuller Feder Moffett $50 000 yearly from a 1 5 million trust.
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Centreville
George Monroe Moffett
Whitehall Foundation
Moffett
Odette Fuller Feder Moffett
Press Permit Ruled Unconstitutional in Corona Case
Riverside California January 9 A superior court judge ruled that a city license on the Corona Daily Independent violated the freedom of the press. Judge R Bruce Findlay said Corona abridged press rights by requiring a 32 dollar annual business license.
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Riverside
Calif
Superior Court
Tuesay
R. Bruce Findlay
Corona
Freedom of the Press
Corona Daily Independent
Forty one draft registrants leave Logan for preinduction tests
Forty one registrants depart Logan by bus for Columbus for preinduction physical examinations, the largest Korean War era group yet. An additional man transfers to Local Board 101 in Melvindale Michigan for future examination.
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Logan
Columbus
Melvindale
Mich
William E. Saxton
Dale C. Walker
Harvey F. Devore
Gore
Wilbur B. Lanning
Glouster
Ralph E. Clarke
Robert L. Roop
Rockbridge
John. R. Hoy
Donald C. Lehman
Dexter V. Crosby
Laurelville
Pearl F. Auker
New Straiteville
Russell R. Lanning
Clarence J. Smitt
Donad E. Kline
Francis E. Kuhn
Ross
Horse Meat Racketeering Probe In Illinois
Federal officials probe a roughly $1 million-a-year horse meat racket in Illinois. A special federal grand jury session is reportedly requested as horse meat, priced around 14 cents a pound, has been sold as beef in several Illinois cities at up to $1 per pound.
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Chicago
Chicago Tribune
The
Chicago Sun- Times
Illinois
Unproductive Session Seen For Congress
Washington observers predict a dismal lawmaking session in Congress but a vocally political year as voters head to elections for all 435 House seats and one third of 96 Senate seats. Analysts expect televised sessions to spark stump speeches and intra party tensions, with Eisenhower and Taft supporters courting the presidency.
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Washington
Congress
Campaign publicity man named for Walcutt bid
Ralph Shupe of Cincinnati is named to handle publicity for Senator Roscoe R. Walcutt of Columbus as he seeks the Republican gubernatorial nomination.
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Columbus
Ralph Shupe
Cincinnati
Roscoe R. Walcutt
Stork Delivers Logan's First Baby of 1952 at Hospital
The overdue stork finally arrived at Hocking Valley Hospital in Logan with the first baby born there in 1952, an eight-pound 14-ounce girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Yates at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday. Earlier births cited elsewhere in Ohio did not occur in Logan or Hocking County, confirming the milestone.
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Hocking Valley Hospital
Logan
Daily News
Stork
Roy Yates
Hocking County
Lloyd Rheinscheid
Timothy Ladd
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Byrom McKinley
Doctors Hospital
Columbus
Truman unveils State of the Union warnings on war shadow
President Truman urged Congress to unite in an election year armistice on political fights and warned of grave danger as Soviet strength grows. He signaled possible tax increases, defended Fair Deal measures for defense, and pressed for civil rights votes while proposing larger armed forces with emphasis on air power.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
United States
Free World
Flying Enterprise Battles Seas Off Cornish Coast
The Flying Enterprise, crippled and adrift near Lizardhead, wrestles with 12 hours of massive waves after its tow line broke. Skipper Kurt Carlsen and a Turmoil crewman endured battering seas as they work to lash a new tow, with Falmouth 50 miles away and odds cited as 50 50 for reaching port.
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London
Lizardhead
Kurt
Carlsen
Lizard
England
Falmouth
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