One Of First Korean Draftees Returns Home
A Logan area draftee returned home yesterday as 19 men left for induction this morning, completing the first full cycle of local service. The 19 departed Logan for Fort Hayes Columbus, bringing the total drafted here since September 8 1950 to 209. Nicholas Hahn of Rockbridge returned home yesterday after serving in Korea and receiving discharge this week. Readers note the long list of names, routes, and nearby towns.
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Hocking County
Logan
Nicholas Hahn
Rockbridge
Ross Junior Anderson
Ray Keith Hartmann
Richard Carlton Peppers
James Marion Conkle
Howard Barton Danner
Laurelville
Paul William Mosure
Floyd Rob
Ren Palsley
Rolland Starr
Mary Sweazy
Selective Service Board
Howard F. Goldsberry, Jr
U. S. Army
Harold W. Smith
Air Force
Honor Camp Sends 2 Back To Ohio Pen
Two inmates from the Hocking Honor Camp were returned to Ohio Penitentiary in Columbus for disobeying rules. Charles Breeze of Nelsonville, a thief, and Willie Hoge of Cleveland, a blackmailer, remained after hours on private property and betrayed a trust. Lt. J P Richards stated there was no escape attempt and noted honor men may not leave camp grounds after 5 PM without a guard or good reason. Warden Ralph W Alvis said the men tried to throw weight around, stressing there is only one boss at the camps.
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Hocking
Ohio Penitentiary
Charles Breeze
Nelsonville
Willie Hoge
Cleveland
Columbus
J. P. Richards
Richards
Lt. Richards
Breeze
Hoge
Ralph W. Alvis
Kefauver says TV could end smoke filled room politics
U S Senator Estes Kefauver spoke at WTVN's opening in Columbus about television bringing politics into the open. He argued TV may kill backroom deals and produce openly arrived decisions, praising the industry's public service and urging continued devotion to the public interest.
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Columbus
U. S
Estes Reeve
Kefauver
Tennessee
WTVN
Escaped convict stabs girl hostage as police open fire
An escaped convict stabbed a 9 year old girl hostage to death in Carmel New York as police closed in on him. He was shot by officers and surrendered. Betty Lou Arnold 9 died from the wound. Donald Snyder 25 of Canastota was the assailant. A school bus driver and special policeman tried to rescue the child. The district attorney said a murder charge would be presented to a grand jury.
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Carmel
N. Y
Donald Snyder
Canastota
Alex Williams
Snyder
Betty Lou Arnold
Walliams
Williams
Betty Lou
New York
Fred A. Dickinson
Major Fire Destroys Madison Cannery Plant
Fire of undetermined origin gutted the main processing plant of Stokely Van Camp cannery at West Jefferson Madison County. damage estimated at 200000 dollars. Two smaller buildings were leveled and two corn silos damaged. The cannery processed and packed sweet corn.
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Columbus
Stokely- van Camp, Inc
West Jefferson
Madison County
South Korea Bans Voice Broadcasts Over Government Network
South Korea ordered the ban on Voice of America broadcasts aired on its 10 station state network. Officials called the programs bitterly anti-government and insulting while noting VOA material was provided as a courtesy by the U S State Department for two years. The government pledged VOA could still air from abroad but not via its own station.
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Pusan
Voice of America
The
Voice
U. S
Syngman Rhee
U. S. State Department
ROK
Clarence Ryee
Office of Public Information
Ryee
Korea
Rocky Mountain Tourist Boom Seen Across Seven States
DENVER reports a summer surge in tourism with an estimated 20 million visitors spending about 750 million dollars across Colorado Wyoming New Mexico Montana Utah and Arizona. Officials expect Colorado 3.5 million visitors spending around 247.2 million across the region.
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Rocky Mountain Area
Denver
Rocky Mountain States
American Automobile Association
Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
Howard Sharp
Commerce and Industry Commission
Yellowstone National Park
Grand Tetons
Melvin Drake
Montana
Utah
Arizona
The
State University
Business Research Bureau
Cops Easing Bingo Crackdown in Columbiana County
East Liverpool police sponsor a carnival where bingo returns for charity as veterans groups resume games and a civic league plans to follow. The activity follows Judge Joel H. Sharp ruling bingo a lottery prohibited by the state constitution on May 22.
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East Liverpool
Columbiana County
Civic League
Joel H. Sharp
Neutral Look At Koje Urged
Congress debates inviting neutral leaders to observe treatment of Communist prisoners on Koje Island. President Truman backs a five-nation visit to verify UN camp conditions, while some senators caution on effectiveness and others urge countering Communist propaganda.
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Washington
Koje Island
Congress
Truman
Secretary of
Defense Lovett
Korea
United Nations
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
White House
Woman Responsible for False Air Alert In Albany
Maj. Charles Barr of the Albany Air Defense Filter Center urged identification of a caller who reported enemy aircraft. A woman's voice phoned in Albany calling that aircraft had been sighted over Canada, but officials later confirmed all aircraft were accounted for by the Eastern Air Defense Command.
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Albany
N. Y
Charles Barr
Albany Air Defense Filter Center
Canada
Nation's Weather Pattern Varies Across Regions
The nation's weather pattern showed little change. Warm humid conditions dominated the southern half while the northeastern region and far west stayed cool. Rain hovered over the Midwest with snow in Lakeview Oregon near freezing, and temperatures reached 80 in Omaha, 77 in Texas and Miami.
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Chicago
Midwest
Lakeview
Ore
Omaha
Texas
Miami
Fair Ride Named President of Ohio Junior Fair Board
John Foltz of Bremen was elected president of the 1952 Ohio State Junior Fair Board Wednesday. He succeeds Vincent Andrulis of Lisbon.
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Columbus
John Foltz
Bremen
Ohio State Junior Fair Board
Vincent Andrulis
Lisbon
Taft Eisenhower Duel Gathers Delegates In Key States
Taft and Eisenhower press their bids for Republican delegates with New Jersey's bloc leaning Eisenhower while both seek fence riders. The GOP contest nears the 604 vote needed, with 464 Taft and 391 Eisenhower in AP tally. In Democratic race Kefauver leads with 246, Russell and Harriman active nationwide. Taft promises 15 percent tax cut. Eisenhower signals tax relief and budget cuts amid inflation. Gettysburg and Detroit appearances loom.
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New Jersey
Eisenhower
Taft
Associated Press
Harriman
West
Kefauver
North Carolina
Tennessee
Russell
Washington
New York
Maryland
Truman
Reds Hold Firm On POW Swap In Panmunjom Talks
At Panmunjom Maj. Gen. William K. Harrison, UN negotiator, says no further concessions on the April 28 prisoner proposal. Nam II softens denouncement but remains rigid over the exchange, demanding all 169,000 Allied-held personnel be returned. Session set for Friday as talks continue amid tension.
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Munsan
William K. Harrison
Nam II
Koje Island
Harrison
Reds
Panmunjom
Nam
Anti Red Prisoners Break From Korean POW Camp Enclosures
U S troops search for missing anti Communist prisoners of war after 399 rebels fled during a mass evacuation at a United Nations camp on Koje Island. Sixty six compounds face further evacuations as clashes and deathsreported amid the transfers.
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Koje Island
U. S
United Nations
Lausche proposes law to cover clay strip mining
Ohio Governor Frank Lausche announced amendments to the state strip mine law to bring clay mine operators under regulation after a 575 mile southeastern and eastern Ohio tour. Logan Clay Products Co. president Barton Hall welcomed inclusion noting local strip mining for clay is widespread and operations near Webb Summit plan future land use.
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Frank Lausche
Ohio
Barton A. Hall
Logan Clay Products Co
Logan Clay
Webb Summit
Hall
Water Shortage Threatens Salem Fire Protection
Salem water superintendent B. V. Bevier warns the reservoir level is dangerously low endangering fire protection for the city of 15 000. The city asks industrial plants to cut water use 25 percent and bans lawn sprinkling and car washing.
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Salem
B. V. Bevier
Taft Backing Paper Sees 6 Ohio Delegates May Hold Out
The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports up to six of Tafts 56 Ohio convention delegates may waver. They reportedly would not endorse Eisenhower outright, hinting at a preconvention vote for him if Taft falters. Factors include bitterness over Ohio national committeeman and committee woman selections and committee assignment issues.
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Dwight Eisenhower
Sen
Robert Taft
Ohio
New York
Taft
Cleveland
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Robert A. Taft
Gen
Eisenhower
Clarence J. Brown
R-Blanchester
Katharine Kennedy Brown
Dayton
Chicago
Taft-Hartley Seen as Only Course to Steel Crisis
Washington June 12 The Taft Hartley law avenue to end the steel strike looms as the only option after Congress split. The House Banking Committee rejected Truman seizure authority 15 to 10 while Senate backers abandoned that route for now. A government panel and union and industry officials planned reopening a number of strikebound plants to support Korea while talks continue.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
Capitol Hill
House
Senate
U. S
Korea
House Banking Committee
Rep. Bolling
D-Mo
93 Ohio Projects Given Nod By NPR
The National Production Authority allotted material for 93 Ohio industrial projects totaling over 115 million dollars. The largest is a Ford Motor Co plant in Berea valued at 40,471,727 dollars for auto casting production, with other projects in Lancaster, Eaton, and Jackson featuring auto axles and pig iron plants.
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Washington
National Production Authority
Ohio
Ford Motor Co
Berea
Lancaster
Eaton Mfg. Co
Jackson
Jackson Iron and Steel Co
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George Dencker Gill
Murray City
George Edward Williams
John Edward Kuhn
Walker Jerry Zane
Gore
Robert Eugene Friel
New Straitsville
East School Adult Education Club
Herbert Sheline
Augustine Palmer
War
Honor Camp
Madison Cannery
South Korea
Glacier National Park
Canadian
Koje
Rose Island
Lovett
Sen. Bridges
R-Hn
Sen. Moody
D-Mich
New York City
Connecticut
Estes Kefauver
Richard Russell
Georgia
W. Averell Harriman
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
Detroit
Michigan
Haydon L. Boater
Boamer
Compound 66
King’s Shropshire Light Infantry
Britain
Royal Canadian Regiment
Lausche
Law
Taft-Harfley Law
Bolling
Humphrey
D-Minn
House Committee
John R. Steelman
Secretary of Defense
Defense
Henry Fowler
NPR
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