Dewey Enters GOP Presidential Field For 1952 Race
Albany dispatch reports Gov. Thomas E. Dewey declares for the Republican nomination and files slates of delegates in New Hampshire and Wisconsin for the 1952 primaries. He faces Eisenhower Stassen and MacArthur in key contest battles as Taft Warren and others are noted as rivals. Dewey aims to halt Eisenhower’s momentum and head off rival bids.
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Albany
N. Y
Thomas E. Dewey
Dwight D.eisenhower
Douglas MacArthur
Dewey
Philadelphia
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
New York
Eisenhower
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
MacArthur
Stassen
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Earl Warren
California
60000 Ruhr Miners End Brief Strike In Germany
Three Ruhr cities Duisburg Muelheim and Dinslaken saw about 60 000 workers halt work yesterday over food shortages but all returned to duty today. Trade union officials cited relief from promises of food from the United States and British zones. In the past week about 160 000 Ruhr workers have been on strike at various times.
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Duesseldorf
Germany
Ruhr
United States
Duisberg
Muehlheim
Dislaken
L Fise
Mrs L G Sain 85 Died After Stroke in Logan
Mrs Margaret Ellen Sain 85 wife of L G Sain died at 1 45 PM Friday at her home 582 East Front Street after a stroke the day before She was a Benton Township native and Logan resident 46 years She was a Methodist Church member Her funeral will be 2 PM Monday Heinlein Funeral Home Rev Clinton Swengel officiating burial Oak Grove Cemetery Survivors include husband daughter Mrs Frank Courter of Logan son Levert Sain of Lancaster seven grandchildren four great grandchildren a sister Miss Savilla Allen Circleville
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Margaret Ellen Sain
L. G. Sain
East Front Street
Benton Township
Sain
Logan
John and
Savilla Allen
Methodist Church
Heinlein
Clinton Swengel
Oak Grove
Frank Courter
Levert Sain
Lancaster
Circleville
Republicans Split On Ceiling for ERP
Republicans in Congress showed division over timing to cap ERP Marshall Plan spending. Senate policy chair Taft said leaders from both chambers would meet Monday to consider delaying an overall spending ceiling until March 15 for the fiscal year starting July 1.
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Washington
Senate
House
Taft
Senate Policy Committee
GOP
Newark man announces bid for state treasurer
Samuel A. Anderson of Newark declared his candidacy for state treasurer after an earlier failed bid for the Democratic nomination for congressman at large in 1946. He entered the race yesterday in Byesville Ohio.
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Byesville
Samuel A. Anderson
Newark
Aspirin Fatal to Tot in Cleveland Hospital
Two year old John Carper son of Mr and Mrs A B Carper died in a Cleveland hospital yesterday three hours after eating aspirin tablets.
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Willoughby
John Carper
A. B. Carper
Cleveland
Nationwide Railroad Walkout Threat Looms Feb 6
Three operating unions threaten a February 6 strike over a 30 percent pay rise and 44 rule changes. D B Robertson says 238000 members could halt about 240 railroads and yards nationwide, as mediation efforts fail and a cooling-off period begins.
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Cleveland
D. B. Robertson
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Frank P. Douglass
National (Railway) Mediation Board
Chicago
Truman
Robertson
Baby murder mill uncovered in Tokyo nursery
Tokyo police said more than 100 babies, mostly illegitimate, died in a maternity home nursery run by a 52 year old midwife and her husband. They starved infants to profit from government rations, according to investigations.
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Tokyo
Resignation of A F Whitney from Progressive Citizens of America
A F Whitney resigns from the PCA stating opposition to backing a third party in 1948. As president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and PCA board member, he argues realism over idealism and ends his membership effective January 17 1948.
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Brotherhoods of Locomotive Engineers
Truman
Cleveland
A. F. Whitney
Progressive Citizens of America Today
Whitney
Brotherhood of Railroad
PCA
Henry A. Wallace
C. B. Baldwin
Progressive Citizens of America
Dutch Indonesian Truce Signed Aboard Renville
The Dutch and Indonesian Republic signed a truce today in the Java Sumatra and Madura fighting. The agreement was signed aboard the US Navy transport Renville off Batavia. Endorsement capped 11 weeks of UN Security Council mediation. Terms were not public immediately.
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Batavia
Java
Sumatra
Madoera
United States Navy
Renville
Good Office
United Nations Security Council
Dutch East Indies
Natco Workers Vote to Stay Out on Strike
Three hundred employees at the Haydenville plant of National Fireproofing Corp voted unanimously to continue the strike. United Brick and Clay Workers of America official William Legett cited a demand for a 15 cent hourly raise with retroactive terms from January 1, 1948, rejected by the company which offered 10 cents with no retroactivity. Union says the company spurned U S Mediation. Local 876 UBCWA led by Jim North. strike benefit funds set up to aid strikers. Clarence S Matheny, plant superintendent, declined further comment.
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Haydenville
National Fireproofing Corp
William Legett
United Brick and Clay Workers of America
Legett
Ohio
U.S
UBCWA
Jim North
Clarence S. Matheny
Teen-Age Film Actress Jacqueline Horner Sought After
Authorities widened the search for 14 year old pianist and film actress Jacqueline Horner who boarded a bus to San Francisco with her father saying she might head to Buffalo to visit relatives. She left home after a family dispute with her mother and did not reach her private teacher’s home.
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Hollywood
Jacqueline Horner
San Francisco
Buffalo
N.Y
Clara Horner
Stanley W. Baker Seeks Reelection as Hocking County Commissioner
Hocking County commissioner Stanley W. Baker announced he will seek a third term and run for the Republican nomination at the May 4 primary. Baker, a southeastern Ohio grocery salesman, has served as president of the county board and lives at 578 North Market Street.
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Stanley W. Baker
Hocking
Baker
Ohio
North Market Street
City Employees Awarded 10 Percent Pay Hike
Ashland city council granted a ten percent raise to all city employees. The action was announced on January 17, with officials noting improved wages for municipal workers.
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Ashland
Readily Admits Slaying Marion Woman on Ohio Charge
Edwin Demoine Young, 39, a truck driver described as almost jocular, admitted killing Zora Hess Gerbes, 25, near Marion, Ohio last July 11. He signed a statement saying he lost his head after she accused him of venereal disease, and that he strangled her with rope. He was returned to Ohio to answer first degree murder charges after being arrested in Lamar, Colorado, while under investigation for fraud checks.
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LA Junta
Colo
Marion
Ohio
Edwin Demoine Young
Zora Hess Gerbes
James Reed
Young
Lamar
Colorado
Holly
West
Archie Coen Dies at 79 in Laurel Township
Archie Coen aged 79, a native of Guysville Ohio, died at his son-in-law and daughter Grover and wife in Laurel Township after a period of ill health. He had lived with them since last October. Surviving daughters Della Lonas Athens and Addie Darnell Marion, son Glenn Guysville, brothers Charles Jacob and Kurt Athens, sisters Rebecca Loar and Linda Loar Columbus. Funeral 1:30 PM Tuesday at South Canal Church Guysville, burial in adjoining cemetery by Heinlein Funeral Home Logan.
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Archie Coen
Guysville
Grover Davis
Laurel Township
Mr. Coen
South Canan Church
Rep Walter Brehm Seeks Re-Election in Ohio District
Dr Walter E Brehm congressman from Ohio's 11th district will run for renomination as a Republican. The Associated Press dispatch from Washington notes he is among 14 representatives announcing another term and suggests all of Ohio's House members may seek re election.
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George Marshall
Truman
Pittsburgh
Walter Brehm
Walter E. Brehm
Congress
Ohio
Associated Press
Washington
Dr. Brehm
Public Enemy List Issued by AFL Council in Cincinnati
The AFL Central Labor Council formed a free citizens group in Cincinnati posting a public enemy list of Ohio congressional and state representatives. The list targets the Taft Hartley act and features Elston and Hamilton County figures among those named. The league plans a vigorous educational political campaign in every Cincinnati neighborhood.
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AFL
Cincinnati
Free Citizens
AFL Central Labor Council
Ohio
Jack Hurst
Labor Council
Jn US
Rob- Republi
Hurst
Public Enemy
League
Wilh Elston
Kyle Brooks
Stanley McKee
Fred Reiners
William Deddens
Fred George
Fred Hoffman, Jr
Gordon Renner
Walter L. Tarr
Joseph Schwartz
Hamilton County
George Harrison
Ray Kelsay
Harry Stevenson
Molders and Iron Foundry Workers
Hugo Mee
Sistemencces Pres
Wheat Laden Ship Aground in Belgium
The 7,176 ton American freighter Sim on Bolivar loaded with wheat ran aground in the River Schelde seven miles from Antwerp while en route from Rosario to Antwerp. Immediate salvage operations were started yesterday.
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Antwerp
Simon Bolivar
Rosario
Argentina
Schelde
Mechanic Indicted in Shooting Case in Ohio
Forrest E. Lucas, 47, a mechanic, was indicted by the Seneca County grand jury for shooting with intent to kill. The charge alleges he blasted his wife Clara Lucas, 43, through a window at their home last December.
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Tiffin
Seneca County Grand Jury
Forrest E. Lucas
Clara
Predicted Zero Temperature Misses Mark As Snow Falls
A two inch snowfall in Hocking County replaces expected zero temps. Crews plowed most roads while some remained slippery. ashes and calcium applied in dangerous spots. Ohio Fuel Gas Co reports a public gas emergency. Logan Pottery Co halts gas use and 20 workers are laid off. Gas conservation urged. temperatures ranged from two below to 27 above.
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Hocking County
State Highway Garage
Columbus
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Logan
Gerald Baird
Logan Pottery Co
Ross Adcock
Ohio
Sidney
State Highway Department
Grand Jury to Hear Knife Murder Case in Cleveland
The Cuyahoga County grand jury is called into special session next Tuesday to hear evidence in the first degree murder charge against Harold A. Beach for the New Year’s night stabbing of eight year old Sheila Ann Tuley. Prosecutor Frank T. Cullitan based the call on police statements and coroner evidence after Beach’s confession. Police Chief Matowitz enforces curfew barring anyone under 16 on the streets after dusk.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Grand Jury
Harold A. Beach
Sheila Ann Tuley
Frank T. Cullitan
Samuel R. Gerber
Beach
George J. Matowitz
Airport Hangar Destroyed At Compton Airport
A hangar housing a parts manufacturing plant burned at Compton Airport last night. Four planes were destroyed in a fuel and magnesium fire. Airport manager estimates damage at 175000 dollars. Loss included an undisclosed item.
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Compton
Calif
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