TB Testing Arrangements In Hocking County Change
TB testing of cattle in Washington, Starr and Ward townships will likely be done by a state veterinarian after the federal accreditation of Dr. Ray E. Leupp was suspended. Dr. H. F. Peters will conduct testing as soon as he finishes in Good Hope Township. officials aim to complete all county testing with state support and county helpers.
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Washington
Starr and Ward
Ray E. Leupp
Columbus
Harold Ruggles
H. F. Peters
Good Hope
Peters
Leupp
Hocking County
Dr. Leupp
Logan
Marion Township
Falls-Gore Township
H. G. Geyer
Geyer
Veterinarian Examining Board
Hall
Guards to Receive Pay for Storm Duty
Ohio National Guardsmen called into service during the snow emergency last November will be paid, pending state board of control approval. Attorney General C William O'Neill told state highway director T J Kauer the payments can be made from highway maintenance funds with board consent. A bill for 42335 dollars was submitted by Adj Gen Leo M Kreber on behalf of the guardsmen.
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Columbus
Ohio
National
State Board of Control
Atty
William O'Neill
T. J. Kauer
Kauer
Adj
Leo M. Kreber
Railroads Reject Union Settlement Proposal
The nations railroads rejected a union proposal to settle a two year dispute with the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. D P Loomis told the Senate labor committee that carriers would not accept the proposed terms. The plan mirrored the December White House memorandum offering wage increases for yardmen and road workers, with minor adjustments to offset living costs.
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Washington
Mar
Brotherhood of Railroad
D. P. Loomis
Senate Labor Committee
Murray
D-Mont
White House
Big Four Deputies Seek to Break Jam
Paris dispatch reports the Big Four deputies press on to resolve their deadlock over an agenda for the upcoming foreign ministers meeting. Soviet Deputy Andrei Gromyko reiterated his long standing arguments as talks paused after a day marked by no progress.
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Big Four
Paris
Prowlers Access Confidential RFC Files Spark Reform Debate
Midnight prowlers gained access to confidential RFC files in Washington. Documents linked to a Senate probe may have been exposed, prompting new locks and alarms. Senators debate renaming the agency and a single administrator plan, while Cosgriff warns public trust may be restored only partially amid the mink coat controversy tied to RFC loans.
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Washington, Mar
Re- Construction Finance Corporation
Senate
RFC
Truman
Walter E. Cosgriff
Expenditures Committee
Cosgriff
Senate Banking Subcommittee
Hiss Surrenders Self To Start Prison Term
Alger Hiss, once a prominent New Deal figure, surrendered in New York to begin a five year perjury sentence.
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Hiss
New York
Alger Hiss
Roosevelt
New Atomic Tests at Eniwetok May Involve Primitive H Bomb
Pearl Harbor March 22 A P dispatch reports new atomic blasts prepared at Eniwetok Atoll may involve a primitive H bomb. Indications point to both guinea pig and field laboratory test types in one series, seeking data on structures, materials and aircraft effects for design criteria and future use.
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Eniwetok Atoll
Pearl Harbor
Mar
Pacific Proving Grounds
Field Laboratory
Bikini
Eniwetok
John E. Hull
Honolulu
Atomic Energy Commission
Air Force
AEC
Warmer Outlook Despite Cold Start to Spring Day
Hocking County remains below normal for the second day of spring with a low near 16 degrees overnight and a 7:30 AM reading of 23. By noon it rose to 36 and forecasters expect increasing clouds tonight with a low around 30. Friday should bring wind and warmer conditions.
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Hocking County
Meat Packing Unions Weigh Nationwide Strike Plans
Chicago March 22 Officials from CIO United Packinghouse Workers and AFL Meat Cutters and Butchers Workmen met to discuss a possible nationwide strike affecting more than 200,000 workers. They reviewed a wage offer from two major packers to avert walkouts as wage agreements near expiry. The unions have advised midwest and southwest producers not to ship cattle to Chicago, signaling imminent strike action after midnight Sunday. The Wage Stabilization Board had rejected the 11 cent hourly wage hike proposed by both sides.
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Chicago
Mar
Midwest
CIO
United Packinghouse Workers
AFL Meat Cutters and Butchers
Wage Stabilization Board
1500 Marines Return Home From Korea Rotation
In Oakland California 1500 U S Marines arrived for a festive welcome under the rotation program. They received keys to the city and honorary citizenship before being taken to Treasure Island for 30 day leaves. The vessel carried 57 war dead including Maj Gen Bryant E Moore former Ninth Corps commander who died in a helicopter crash.
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Oakland
Calif
U.S
Marine Corps
Treasure Island
Korea
Bryant E. Moore
Ninth Corps
Patrol Escapes Communist Trap Near Parallel
An American tank infantry patrol with mine hunting engineers fought its way out of a Communist ambush less than three miles from the Red Korean border near Chunchon on the Pukhan River. The engagement involved heavy machine gun and mortar fire, casualties were carried to Chuncheon, and air units reported MiG-15 activity over northwest Korea.
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Tokyo
Pukhan
Chunchon
Matthew B. Ridgway
U. S. Eighth Army
U. S. First Cavalry
Korea
Yalu River
Sinuiju
Manchuria
Third Field Army
Hungnam
Uijongbu
Seoul
William C. Barnard
Parallel 38
Reserve Calls May Be Halted
The Defense Department seeks to stop calling inactive reservists to duty unless the world worsens or a reservist has rare military qualifications. Anna Rosenberg told a Senate committee that inactive reservists are unpaid and that new reserve policies aim to stabilize their lives. The plan may release active duty reservists as replacements are trained and anticipates a broader policy to be announced soon, ahead of Congress finishing the universal military training bill.
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Washington
Mar
Defense Department
Anna Rosenberg
Defense
Senate
Small Business Committee
Congress
House
Argentine Editor Jailed for Contempt
In Buenos Aires on March 22, editor and publisher Dr. Alberto Gainza Paz of La Prensa was jailed for 15 days for contempt of congress after sending statements to congress criticizing the seizure of his strike-bound newspaper as a violation of press freedom. Business manager Manuel Constantin and attorney Manuel Ordonez were placed under police guard but not arrested and told to speak to no one.
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Buenos Aires
Mar
la Prensa
Alberto Gainza Paz
Juan D. Peron
Gainza Paz
Congress
Argentina
Manuel Constenla
Manuel Ordonez
Shaw Left Large Estate But Tax Involvement Noted
London report states playwright George Bernard Shaw, famed socialist, left an estate valued at 1 02825422 dollars after debts and taxes at 330840. The will directs part of the funds to promote a 40 letter alphabet tied to his Irish wit’s pet project.
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London
George Bernard Shaw
Would-Be Assassin Denied New Trial
Oscar Collazo lost his plea for a new trial and will be sentenced to death on April 6 for the Nov. 1 shooting in front of Blair House during President Truman's residence incident. Judge T Alan Goldsborough presided and stated Collazo had a fair trial, confirming conviction for first degree murder.
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Washington
Mar
Oscar Collazo
President Truman
Blair House
U.S
T. Alan Goldsborough
Collazo
St Louis Man Bares Big Take By Bookmakers
James J. Carroll testified before Senate crime investigators about a $20 million annual gambling operation centered in East St. Louis, claiming $750,000 gross profit in 1949. He named John Mooney and Michael Grady as operators and disclosed a $110,000 payment in one year for "advice" and "financing" while asserting retirement from betting. He denied direct dealings with Frank Erickson and downplayed ties to a nationwide syndicate. The hearing highlighted potential conflicts between his statements and Erickson’s prior testimony, and spurred calls to examine telephone usage in gambling and Western Union's role.
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Washington, Mar
James J. Carroll
Senate
East St. Louis
Ill
Carroll
St. Louis
John Mooney
Michael Grady
Mooney and Grady
Frank Erickson
New York
Erickson
Frank Costello
Mickey Cohen
Mooney-Grady
John Burling
Mooney
Burling
Carrol
Senator Hunt
D-Wye
Tobey
R-Nh
Western Union
Conveyor Bill Goes to Senate
The Ohio Senate Judiciary Committee sent the conveyor bill to the Senate floor 5-4 with an uncertain fate. The measure would grant public utility status to cargo-hauling rubber railroads, a concept debated after hearings last month. Key vote by Sen George McCandless followed by leaders Sheppard Headley Rolf and Winter.
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Columbus
Senate
State Senate
Judiciary Committee
George McCandless
Butler County
Hamilton
Carl Sheppard
Aakron
James Headley
Donald Rolf
Cincinnati
Ralph Winter
Lodi
Lake Erie
Ohio River Belt Line
Virgil Cramer
Toledo
George Marshall
Anthony Celebrezze
Dcleveland
Leo Blackburn
Portsmouth
Gravely Ill Senator Arthur Vandenberg Turns 67
Grand Rapids Michigan March 22 Senator Arthur H Vandenberg aged 67 today remains gravely ill at home after a long illness and multiple operations over 17 months with a setback reported February 26. He was said to be slightly improved yesterday.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan Republican
Scientist Dr. Millikan Celebrates 83rd Birthday
PASADENA Calif March 22 Dr Robert A Millikan Nobel Prize winning physicist is 83 today The renowned scientist known for his work in photoelectric emission was born in 1868 and has made lasting contributions to physics and science education.
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Pasadena
Calif
Robert A. Millikan
Lonley hearts club operator slain. husband to face homicide charge
Lorain Alma Golliday Gregg, 46, operator of a lonely hearts club who sought a divorce from Chester B. Gregg, 57, was shot outside their Kenton home and died within six hours. Gregg admitted the slaying and said he would have killed himself too. Sheriff's report notes the couple ran the Golliday Club in Columbus years ago and met through club correspondence eight months after marriage.
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Hardin County
Lonely Hearts Club
Greggs
Gregg
Verland Shaffer
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