National Supply buys 48 acre tract from C O Railroad
National Supply Company completes a 48 acre land purchase from Chesapeake and Ohio Railway in Logan. The site spans along the main line to the Hocking River with 6,000 feet of track and four former railroad buildings. The move includes relocating the store and expanding access and parking. The building formerly used by National is sold to Sunglow Industries and leased back to Theo Cherry Feet. National employs 42 in Logan across pipe reclamation warehouse and hardware operations.
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National Supply Company
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Company
Phil Tschappat
National Supply
Logan
Hocking River
National
Gallagher
Motherwell
Eastern Division
Gallagher Avenue
Sunglow Industries, Inc
Sunglow
Theo C.herry
Mulberry Street
37th Division Leaves Ohio for Federal Duty to Camp Polk
Ohio soldiers of the 37th Division boarded trains Sunday for training at Camp Polk Louisiana. Over 2100 National Guard troops are already in federal service in Louisiana. About 2000 friends and relatives filled Columbus Union Station to bid farewell to nearly 300 troops as four units from Dayton Lebanon and Springfield departed by train.
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Columbus
Ohio
Camp Polk
National Guard
Louisiana
Columbus Union Station
American Legion
37Th
Dayton
Lebanon
Springfield
136Th Field Artillery
President Omits Brannan Farm Plan in Budget
Washington January 21 President Truman’s new federal budget omits any reference to the Brannan farm plan which he has included in prior Budgets. He said he still favors the plan proposed by Secretary of Agriculture Brannan. The program would replace price supports with market prices and pay farmers a government subsidy if needed to maintain their living standards.
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Washington
Truman
Brannan
Secretary of Agriculture
Survivors recount deaths in icy Pacific crash
Seven of 43 aboard a Korean airlift plane perished in the icy North Pacific after an emergency splashdown off the British Columbia coast. Thirty-three escaped the crash, but only the seven clung to wreckage until fishermen arrived. Survivors described a 90 minute hunt for life and baptisms before deaths continued in the cold water.
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Mcchord Air Force Base
Wash
Jan
North Pacific
British Columbia
Sandspot
Queen Charlotte Islands
French Premier Faure Faces Early Confidence Vote
Paris January 21 Premier Ed gar Faure's new cabinet meets the national assembly for the first time as it seeks a vote of confidence. A Socialist bloc oppose may topple the government along with Communist and de Gaulle followers.
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Paris
Edgar Faure
Tunisia
National Assembly
Socialist Bloc
Charles de Gaulle
Faure
Five Die After Sledding Outing on Cayuta Lake
A weekend sledding party on Cayuta Lake ended in tragedy when 20 year old Allen Sibley a Cornell University junior and four children disappeared into thin ice. A search recovered five bodies including Sibley’s younger brother Jonathan ten, sister Claire six, June States six and Sharon Loveless nine.
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Odessa
N. Y
Cayuta Lake
Allen Sibley
Cornell University
Sibley
Jonathan
Claire
June States
Sharon Loveless
Mossadegh Wins Double Victory With Aid and Consulates
Premier Mohammed Mossadegh secures $24 million in Point Four aid with few strings and forces closure of Britain's nine consulates in Iran. The U S waives active defense contributions to gain Western backing in a strategic Middle East stance near Russia.
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Tehran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Britain
Iran
U. S
Middle East
Russia
Budget Peek Sets Stage for Yearly Government Spending
Washington reports that the national budget was unveiled to Congress on Monday as the President’s formal request for funding the government for the coming year. Newsrooms received copies Friday with many details under embargo to allow careful review before public release.
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Washington
Congress
Manhattan
Farm Support Program To Cost 1 5 Billion
President Truman estimates fiscal 1953 farm programs will cost about 1.5 billion dollars, seven percent more than the current year, with price supports at up to 90 percent of parity for corn wheat soybeans milk cotton wool and other commodities. The plan also calls for soil and water conservation payments 256.5 million and rural electrification loans 75 million amid tighter material supplies and reduced loan demand.
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Washington
Truman
Mr. Truman
Kefauver Expected to Seek Ohio Primary Delegates
Senator Kefauver of Tennessee is expected to send written permission for delegate candidates to run in the May Ohio primary. It would mark his first open indication that he seeks the Democratic nomination for president. Deadline to file for the Ohio primary is February 6.
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Washington
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Ohio
Tennessee
Truman Budget Plan For 85.4 Billion Dollar Spending
President Truman outlines the 85.4 billion dollar budget for the coming year. Major allocations include military services 60 percent, international affairs 13, veterans benefits 5, social security and health 3, natural resources 4, interest on debt 7, and other 8 percent. The plan details how each dollar is divided across spending areas.
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Washington
Truman
George Remus Dead at 78 Bootleg King of Prohibition Era
George Remus once a Chicago lawyer turned Cincinnati bootlegger died Sunday in Covington. Known as the king of bootleggers he built a multi million fortune before a 1921 raid conviction. He shot his wife Imogene in 1927 triggering a nationally publicized trial and a temporary insanity defense.
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Covington
George Remus
Chicago
Cincinnati
Remus
Star
Atlanta
Imogene
Franklin L. Dodge
Two Men Believed Lost In Snowslide At Sun Valley
A search continues for Arthur Gardner a 39 year old from New York City and Stuart Fraser 35 a rancher from Ensenada Mexico after a snow avalanche at Sun Valley Idaho. Victor Gottschalk 37 died about an hour after being dug out.
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Sun Valley
Idaho
Arthur Gardner
New York City
Stuart Fraser
Ensenada
Mex
Victor Gottschalk
Five Crewmen Safe After Plane Crash on Tyler Peak
PORT ANGELES Wash Jan 21 Five crewmen of a B 11 mercy plane survived a crash on Tyler Peak in a blinding snowstorm on the Olympic peninsula three others were missing The rescue plane had been returning from a British Columbia crash scene when it clipped the peak at 6 358 feet
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Port Angeles
Wash
Olympic Peninsula
British Columbia
Tyler Peak
Colorado Cattle Starve In Snow
Snow on Colorado's western slope threatens 1,500 cattle starving and marooned by vast drifts in a 20 mile by 2 mile valley. Cattle valued at over half a million dollars believed trapped as drifts reach 18 feet in places.
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Gunnison
Colo
Colorado
UN reports possible attack on Kaesong convoy in armistice talks
UN Command said Allied jets may have attacked a Communist truce convoy on the Kaesong Paeon g highway. The Reds accused of violating the limited daily convoy agreement as subcommittees made no armistice progress. A UN raid on a Communist hill was repelled amid snow and low clouds.
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Munsan
Kaesong-Pyonyang
Reds
James C. Murray
Pyongyang
Kaesong
South Korea
China
Adm
C. Turner Joy
Korea
U. S. News & World Report
Turner
Francisco Jalon Severs Golf Career After Perfect Hole-In-One
In Baguio on January 21 Francisco Jalon, after 30 years of battling par, made a 157 yard hole in one at Camp John Hay. The 69 year old then retired his clubs saying that was perfection.
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Baguio, P. L
Francisco Jalon
Jalon
Camp John Hay
59 New Casualties Identified in Korea
Defense Department reports 59 additional casualties from Korea on January 21. The tally includes 14 killed, 41 wounded and four missing, as officials continue to update the totals.
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Washington
Defense Department
Korea
Gas Tax Shared
State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson announced distribution of 1,414,800 from gasoline excise tax fund to counties and townships. Each county receives 10,000 and each township 400.
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Columbus
Joseph T. Ferguson
Taft Ike Aide Clash Over Ohioan Methods
Washington January 21 Taft accuses Eisenhower backers of crying to high heaven over his campaign tactics. Senator Ives retorts Taft supporters threaten Eisenhower by innuendo. Douglas suggests Taft could become a non voting Senate member while Oregon drifts toward Truman Kefauver and Eisenhower MacArthur contests.
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Taft
Ike
Washington
Ives
Ohio
David S. Ingalls
Eisenhower
Douglas
Senate
Oregon
Truman
Kefauver
Blonde Bullfighter Triumphs in Debut at Juarez Arena
Patricia McCormick, making her professional debut in El Paso's reportable area, killed a fast-charging black and white bull before a cheering Mexican crowd at Juarez Plaza de Toros. The performance drew strong approval from spectators and signaled a notable entrance for the young matador in the bullfighting scene.
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EL Paso
Tex
Patricia McCormick
Patricia
Juarez
Plaza de Toros
Billion dollar thinking and budget facts
The piece explains the meaning of a billion dollars in practical terms. It notes President Truman sent an 85.4 billion dollar budget to Congress and shows that a person with one billion dollars could run a grocery since Christ’s birth and still lose a thousand dollars daily for 779 more years, until 2739.
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Truman
Congress
Christ
Singing Cabbie Makes Debut At Carnegie Hall
Armenian American taxicab driver Barker Vartanyan made his solo singing debut in Carnegie Recital Hall. He financed the recital himself and performed selections by Mozart, Massenet, Rachmaninoff, and Tchaikovsky. A mink-clad Mrs. Betty Henderson was photographed kissing him on 57th Street after the show.
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New York
Mink
Calico
Barker Vartanyan
Carnegie Recital Hall
57Th Street
Betty Henderson
Metropolitan Opera
Vartanyan
Military Leaders Back Partial Universal Training Plan
Washington January 21 1952 top generals indicated a full Universal Military Training program is unlikely this year. They proposed a compromise allowing about 60000 draft age men to volunteer for a partial UMT with a limited scale potentially starting within six months if Congress approves.
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Washington
House Armed Services Committee
Vinson
D-Ga
House
Congress
Defense Department
Audisio Said Seriously Ill in Florence Hospital
Unconfirmed reports from Florence say Walter Audisio, 42, the former partisan who killed Mussolini, is seriously ill in a local hospital after suffering a stroke.
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Florence
Italy
Walter Audisio
Benito Mussolini
Mac's Pilot Quits
Lt Col Anthony Story longtime pilot to Gen MacArthur resigns from the U S Air Force to join a distilling company seeking new career in private industry.
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New York
Anthony Story
Douglas Mac
Arthur
U. S. Air Force
Truman Proposes 1953 Budget At 85 Billion Dollar Level
President Truman asks Congress for an 85.4 billion reserve fiscal year budget claiming it is the price of peace and a necessary security spend. He urges an 11 billion hike in defense to surpass 51 billion and calls for 4.6 billion in additional revenue to avoid deeper red ink.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
President Truman
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C & O Railroad
Pacific
Mossadegh
Bureau of the Budget
Budget Bureau
Government Printing Office
Forest Service
Soil Conservation Service
Gen
Charles P. Taft
Charlie
Ill
Delaware
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Cabbie
Carnegie Hall
UMT
Audisio
Mac
Kremlin
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