MacArthur Calls Reds To Peace Talks In Korea
General MacArthur offered to discuss peace with communist commanders in Korea and ordered UN troops to cross the 38th parallel if needed while Allied forces push to crush remaining Red resistance. He stated readiness to confer in the field and noted the frontier’s military insignificance.
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Korea
United Nations
MacArthur
Red Korea
South Korea
Tokyo
U.S. Eighth Army
North
Washington
London
Munsan
Seoul
Fun
Insula
Chunchon
38Th Parallel
Pen Sentence Given For Killing Cattle
Jackson Horn of Basil will serve one to seven years in Ohio Penitentiary for killing two heifers worth 500 dollars. Convicted March 1 of malicious destruction of property, Judge Harry Kilburger imposed the sentence in common pleas court. The cows belonged to Earl Andres near Baltimore.
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Caster
Ackson Horn
Basil
Ohio
Horn
Harry Kilburger
Common Pleas Court
Earl Andres
Baltimore
Easter Sunday To Be Chilly In Logan Area
Weather shifts over the past 24 hours brought sun and 70 degree warmth then a 31 degree dip with a late night thunderstorm. Forecasters expect a clear but cold Easter Sunday with lingering winds and snow flurries, a possible White Easter in parts of the Midwest.
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Logan
Midwest
Milady
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Rochester
Minn
Wasau
Wis
Wassau
Typhoon Aims for Eniwetok as Atomic Tests Loom
A typhoon with 110 mph winds was predicted to move within 200 miles of Eniwetok early today and could approach the atoll, where U.S. atomic tests are conducted. The doughnut shaped storm lay about 390 miles east of Eniwetok, moving west northwest at roughly 15 mph and likely to miss the island.
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Pearl Harbor
Mar
Eniwetok
U.S
New Wage and Price Pressures Challenge Mobilization Chiefs
Washington reports a fresh wave of wage, price, and production problems for mobilization officials. Rail workers seek a six-cent hourly raise under cost of living rules, while a 25 percent cut in tire deliveries threatens auto industry protests. The wage ceiling and government responsibility complicate plans as the February cost-of-living index climbs to 183.8, eight percent above prewar June 1950.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Carl Bendetsen
Army
Bendetsen
Eric Johnston
Garden Club Leader Myrtle Waters Dies in Cincinnati
Mrs. Myrtle Waters a nationally known authority on flowers and shrubs died early today at Good Samaritan Hospital Cincinnati. A native of Gallia County she previously served as president of the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs.
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Cincinnati
Mar
Myrtle Waters
Good Samaritan Hospital
Waters
Gallia County
Ohio Association of Garden Clubs
Gromyko Accuses U S of Aggressive Plans
In Paris, Andrei Gromyko accused the United States of aggressive designs at a deputy foreign ministers meeting. The talks adjourned with no agenda for a Big Four conference on world tensions, officials said. Gromyko cited Marshall's report on rising U S armed forces and linked the Austrian independence treaty to Trieste, a linkage the West rejected.
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Paris
Russia
Andrie Gromyko
United States
Gromyko
Defense
George Marshall
U. S
Railroads Seek 15 Percent Freight Rate Increase
Railroads plan to ask the Interstate Commerce Commission for a 15 percent rise in freight rates. The proposal replaces a January 16 petition seeking a six percent increase.
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Chicago
Mar
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cities Urged To Fight Crime
Senate crime committee chairman Kefauver urged American cities to clean out underworld elements without congressional help. He refused to extend the March 31 deadline and said communities must act locally. He also warned that legalized gambling is not the answer to organized crime.
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Washington
Mar
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Senate Crime Committee
CBS
Easter Celebrations Across World Mark Resurrection Day Tomorrow
Christians worldwide prepare for Easter with sunrise services and pilgrimages as crowds fill churches across the United States and Holy Land. Diplomats attend pontifical masses in Jerusalem while plans for outdoor services stretch from California to Oklahoma.
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New World
United States
Radio Free Europe
Jerusalem
Calvary
Via Dolorosa
California
Arizona
Colorado
Oklahoma
Pilot of B-29 Reports Seeing Flares on Sea
Shannon Airport, March 24. About forty planes hunted a giant United States Air Force Globemaster II transport missing with 53 aboard after reports of life rafts and possible wreckage in four locations west of Ireland. A B-29 pilot reported flares and debris but others saw nothing. Survivors were feared exposed as air, sea, and rescue teams converged in one of history's largest sea searches.
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Shannon
Mar
Atlantic
United States Air Force
Ireland
Paul T. Cullen
USS
Second Air Force
Strategic Air Command
Omaha
Neb
Herschel H. Lamb
Twin Falls
Ida
Air Force
United States
England
Window Shattered At Walton Clubhouse By Brick
A large east side plate-glass window at the Izaak Walton clubhouse was broken last night by a brick. Deputy Hudson Mc Fann called it malicious destruction. No entry or theft occurred. A two foot diameter hole was smashed through the center. no climb possible. Brick marks remained on broken glass. The act happened between 5 PM yesterday and 7 AM today.
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Izaak Walton
Hudson McFann
McFann
Plant to shut down Middletown factory
Eversharp Inc announced it will close its Middletown Ohio plant, terminating about 400 workers. The move affects the entire facility in the city as of today, reflecting the company’s restructuring and workforce reduction plans.
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Middletown
Eversharp, Inc
Atom Powered Planes Nearer
The Atomic Energy Commission authorized negotiations with General Electric to develop a nuclear reactor for aircraft propulsion. GE divisions in Cincinnati and Lockland, Ohio, will be involved as Air Force and AEC pursue atom powered jet engine research. Several years remain before production, with earlier estimates of uranium-235 potential cited.
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Washington
Mar
Atomic Energy Commission
General Electric Company
AEC
General Electric
Cincinnati
Air Forces
Air Force
Lockland
Ohio
K of P Leader Dies in Ohio at 58
Attorney Wayne E. Miller a prominent Ohio figure in the Knights of Pythias Lodge died last night in Cleveland at the age of 58.
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Cleveland
Mar
Wayne E. Miller
Ohio
Knights of Pythias Lodge
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