DeGaulle Shadow Grows Over French Government Crisis
Paris reports Gen. de Gaulle widening influence as Pinay seeks a cabinet of technicians from all parties except the Communists. The crisis centers on arms spending and tax plans, with France urging Western defense commitments and potential U S aid scrutiny.
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Paris
Oe Perens
Antoine Pinay
France
Jounty
Paul Reynauds
Pinay
Rene Plevin
RPF
DeGaulle
UN and Reds Clash Over Missing Troops Truce Talks
UN and Soviet backed negotiators remained deadlocked over the fate of 50 000 Allied troops as talks stalled on December 18. Libby and Lee traded denials while UN air forces battered front lines and rail links.
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Munsan
Adm
R. E. Libby
Libby
Red
Soviet Russia
Porch Light Gifts Raise Funds for Heart Drive in Logan
Last night Logan residents and the Logan Business and Professional Women’s Club collected 432.50 dollars for the Centrelheart Association Heart Drive. Total donations reach 783.21 dollars. additional collections and large porch heart display on Main Street were noted as ongoing efforts.
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Logan
Centrelheart Association
Evalan Hansel
Cochairman
Logan Business and Professional Women's Club
Hansel
Main Street
Sheer
Wreck in Rio de Janeiro Causes Severe Historical Injuries
Bulletin from Rio de Janeiro notes a wreck on March 4 that left the city grappling with the worst injuries in its history. The report emphasizes the scale of harm and the ongoing response to the disaster.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Tax Drive Underway Gains in IRS Enforcement Drive
The Internal Revenue Bureau issued a report showing 1 744 tax fraud cases sent to the Justice Department in late 1951, up sharply from 1950. Drop rates fell from 60 to 13 per 100 cases, while penalties rose 26 percent within the bureau. Outstanding delinquent tax warrants grew to 955 841 cases valued at 641 million dollars. The crackdown followed revenue scandals and cited new enforcement methods and a 50 million dollar racketeer assessments.
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Justice Department
Bureau
Penal Division
Free Men To Fell Russia Belief
Admiral Alan G. Kirk said in an address that Russia would fall as men gain freedom but warned against underestimating Soviet power. He noted America should not consider Russia invincible.
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Los Angeles
Russia
Adm
Alan G. Kirk
Kirk
U. S
Soviet Union
America
Frances Perkins Not Required to Retire at 70
President Truman signed an executive order exempting Frances Perkins from compulsory retirement next April 10 when she turns 70. The order states the public interest justifies extending Perkins service beyond the normal retirement age.
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Washington
Truman
Frances Perkins
The
Civil Service Commission
Mr. Truman
Rotary Hears Plans For Ohio Sesquicentennial
Logan Rotarians heard Richard Fatig discuss Ohio’s year long Sesquicentennial plans. Newark will host events this year with a state level aim for lasting projects including a historical museum. A county chairman will be named by the County Sesquicentennial committee.
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Hocking County
Ohio
Newark
Rotary
Logan High School
Fred Juergensmeier
Ohio University
Jim Green
Jim Young
World Affairs Institute
Cincinnati
Logan
Rotary Club
Walter Leonard
L. K. Showalter
George Carr
Sherman Lyke
Fred
Where's The Fire? Fund Drive Opens With Siren
Citizens hear a fire siren signal the start of a Porch Light Heart Fund drive. Reporters note mixed reactions as volunteers gather, with one veteran fireman joking about “where’s the fire” as the siren sounds to energize the fundraising effort.
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Heart Fund
Robbers Grab $500000 In Daylight Jewelry Heist
In Karachi on Tuesday thieves entered a jewelry store through the roof before opening and stole gold and diamonds valued at about $500,000. No injuries reported. Police and investigators seeking the criminals.
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Karachi
Pakistan
House Debates UMT Bill in Push to Delay or Kill It
Congress considerations on the Universal Military Training bill pivot on a recommital motion to the Armed Services Committee. Rep Vinson predicts he can block the move, while Rep Short foresees a recommittal with votes to spare. Proponents seek amendments to limit operation and harmonize with the draft.
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Armed Services Committee
Rep. Vinson
D-Ga
Rep. Short
R-Mo
Rabbi Silver Calls Spiritual Crisis Over Political Needs
Montreal March 4 Rabbi Abba Hillel Silver said the crisis of the age is more spiritual than political or economic and urged a world federation of religious bodies to unite and present a new salvation to the United Nations. He argued newspapers and radio overemphasize political beliefs.
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Montreal
Abba Hillel Silver
Cleveland
United Na
Silver
Jewish Agency For Israel Paler
Olnsrael
Radio Today
Campaign 1952 Hopefuls Rally in New Hampshire
Republican contenders Stassen Eisenhower and Taft press New Hampshire voters as Kefauver Kellogg Kerr Humphrey mound for Democrats. Stassen forecasts backing from MacArthur supporters while Taft defends Taft Hartley. Kerr and Humphrey push UN Korea policy and civil rights showdown.
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Minnesota
Harold Stassen
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Sen. Lodge
Massachusetts
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Kefauver
Boston
New Hampshire
Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
San Diego
Taft
United Nations
Humphrey
D-Minn
Washington
Sen
Russell
Fannie Hurst Attends Husband's Funeral Solo
New York report says novelist Fannie Hurst attended the funeral of her husband Jacques S. Danielson 76 a retired pianist composer who died Monday. She planned a private service with herself as the sole mourner and the body to be cremated. They married in 1915 and led separate lives but shared meals and holidays.
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New York
Fannie Hurst
Jacques S. Danielson
Miss Hurst
Danielson
Puerto Ricans Adopt New UK Constitution Free Commonwealth
Puerto Rican voters approved a new constitution on Monday to establish self government as a free commonwealth associated with the United States. Final returns show 373,418 votes for and 82,473 against the constitution, as Puerto Rico remains a U. S. territory since the Spanish-American War.
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San Juan
United States
U. S
Carbon Hill Bows Out Of Class B Tournament
Carbon Hill basketball ends its Class B run with a 64-53 loss to Ames Bern in Athens. Max Dawley led Carbon Hill with 16 points while Jimmy Sophius topped Ames Bern with 24. Upset note: Chauncey-Dover fell 78-75 to Crooksville. Nelsonville and Corning won to reach semifinals. Class A action begins tonight.
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Carbon Hill
Athens
Ames Bern
Bulldogs
Max Dawley
Hocking
Terry Dane
Dick Devol
Jimmy Sophius
Olan Koehler
Chauncey
Nelsonville
New Lexington
Corning
Glenford
Lancaster
Chillicothe
Portsmouth
Liquor Agents Report On Raids Across Ohio
State agents raided the East Side Social Club in Toledo and found bartenders serving 75 cent set ups for mixed drinks to 200 customers. Across Ohio 21 arrests were reported including Leona Hutton charged with selling liquor to minors in Portsmouth and four arrests for bootlegging in Dayton. Logan district officers found no violations during a routine liquor permit check.
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Cleveland
East Side
Toledo
Anthony A. Rutkowski
Rutkowski
Portsmouth
Leona Hutton
Hillsboro
Dayton
Division of Liquor Control Today
Logan
Ohio
Illness Rises in Cincinnati Public Schools
Cincinnati public schools report illness eight percent above normal for this time of year. Superintendent Claude V. Courter cites absenteeism at 15.1 percent on Monday 15.7 on Friday 14.8 on Tuesday and 14.2 on Wednesday and Thursday.
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Cincinnati
Claude V. Courter
Korea Vets Repay Blood Loans Today
Two Hocking County soldiers on furlough in Logan donated blood to the Red Cross as repayment for saved lives. Sgt. First Class Carl Campbell and Sgt. Lowell Nihiser, both from Logan, gave eight pints and other units after Korea service and a truck crash. Richard Gerken noted growing donations from families touched by saved lives.
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Hocking County
Korea
Red Cross
Logan
Carl Campbell
Lowell Nihiser
Campbell
Nihiser
Richard Gerken
Accidental shooting kills 13 year old in New York
In New York on Monday a .22 caliber rifle fired by a 17 year old brother accidentally killed Robert Klos, age 13, as he helped his mother and sisters set the table. Authorities said no charges would be filed against the brother.
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New York
Robert Klos
Robert
Gas Line Explodes on Farm Near Newport Kentucky
A 24 inch natural gas transmission line supplying Greater Cincinnati exploded on a farm near Newport Kentucky early Tuesday and caught fire. No one was hurt.
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Newport
Greater Cincinnati
Here
5000 Homes Leveled by Japan Seismic Waves
A strong earthquake and successive tidal waves killed at least 31 people and leveled about 2,500 homes in northern Japan. Kushiro bore the brunt with harbor facilities damaged and fires sparked as U S divisions aided homeless victims.
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Tokyo
Japan
Kushiro
Hokkaido Island
Hachinohe
Honshu
Hokkaido
U. S. Army
Shiranaka
Kiritappu
Hamanaka
Rites Held Monday For Charles Bell
Funeral services for Charles H. Bell were held at 2 p.m. Monday from the Methodist Church with Dr. R. B. Wilson presiding. Organist Mrs. Nellie Allen Adams provided music. Pallbearers included Edward Bell, Homer Bell, De Lloyd Bell, Ernest Bell, Frank Bell, and John Stiles. Honorary pallbearers were Ernest Murray, Ivor Dawley, Norman Anderson, Wilbur Oeffler, Lloyd Nixon, A G Sellers, Allen Smith, John McClain, and Roy Primmer. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery under Woodard Funeral Service care.
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Charles H. Bell
Methodist Church
R. B. Wilson
Nellie Allen Adams
Edward, Homer
de Lloyd
Ernest
Frank Bell
John Stiles
Ernest Murray
Ivor Dawley
Norman Anderson
Wilbur Oeffler
Lloyd Nixon
A. G. Sellers
Allen Smith
John McClain
Roy Primmer
Oak Grove Cemetery
Woodard
Arevalo Attacks U S Latin Policy In Mexico Speech
Former Guatemalan President Dr Juan Jose Arevalo told Spanish Republican leaders in exile Mexico that the United States seeks to split Latin America. He claimed Washington fears hates and envies Spanish influence and is attempting to Balkanize the region during a banquet in Mexico City.
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Mexico City
Juan Jose Arevalo
Guatemala
United States
Mexico
Arevalo
U. S
la America
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