Wilson Holds Separate Talks on Steel Wage Dilemma
Defense Mobilizer Charles E Wilson canceled a top level talk with officials over the threat of a steel strike. He met with Wage Stabilization Board chair Feinsinger and Economic Stabilizer Putnam to assess inflation risks and possible wage and price adjustments amid union opposition.
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Washington
P— Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
Wage Stabilization Board
CIO
Philip Murray
WSB
Roger L. Putnam
Westchester Apartments
Nathan P. Feinsinger
Ellis Arnall
Office of Defense Mobilization
Pittsburgh
Sesquicentennial Chairmen Appointed For Communities
Hocking County named community chairmen and county executive committee members for the Ohio Sesquicentennial observance. Leaders include Lew McClelland Laurelville Floyd Stiff Murray City Gerald Devol Carbon Hill and others. The county committee will organize a county Sesquicentennial chairman and broaden participation across civic sectors.
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Hocking County
Lew McClelland
Laurelville
Floyd Stiff
Murray City
Gerald Devol
Carbon Hill
Tracy Heft
Rockbridge
Clarence Skinner
Union Furnace
Miss Velva Brashares
Gibisonville
Clarence Matheny
Haydenville
Edson Shaw
South Bloomingville
Joe Brashares
Enterprise
Barton A. Hall
Wallace Gillogly
Margaret Lutz
Russell Young
Paul N. Warner
Roger Friend
Harley Meyer
Rhea Pettit Bangert
Samuel Dillon
George Carr
Ford Hack
W. S. Miller
James D. Wells
Lester Risch
Ohio
Auto Sticker Buying Rush Is Expected
Mrs Jeannette Frazier the local registrar announced extended hours to 9 p m Friday and Saturday to handle a last minute rush for 1952 windshield stickers. Monday March 31 is the license tag deadline for 1951 registrations with over 1 000 licenses still unsold and only about 2 000 issued this year. Applicants must present a certificate of title or memorandum certificate of title and the 1951 registration when applying.
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Jeannette Frazier
Frazier
Marion woman faces puzzling windfall mystery
Mrs. Anna Mae Keys of Marion Colorado arrives in Chicago as her $860 jigsaw of money causes a class prank. Eula Mae McGlothan, a 10 year old Chicago student, found 840 dollars and shared with classmates who destroyed most notes, leaving a single 100 dollar bill. The bills belonged to Mrs. Keys who is visiting the McGlothans.
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Chicago
Anna Mae Keys
Marion, CO
Eula Mae McGlothan
Casualties Rise in Korea War Weekly Update
U S battle casualties in Korea total 106 794, up 23 from last week. This marks the smallest weekly increase since the conflict began.
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Washington
U. S
Korea
UN seeks compromise on POW exchange amid tense talks
Truce negotiators from the UN and Communist side debated how to handle prisoner exchanges in secret sessions in Munsan. An Allied spokesman warned against optimism or pessimism as translation disputes flare over whether UN Command represents Koreans. Stormy weather and air bombardments continued along the front with UN forces mounting sorties and raids on North Korea.
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Munsan
United Nations
UN Command
Col
Don O. Darrow
Darrow
Chang Chun San
William P. Nuckols
Korea
George W. Hickman
Nuckols
North Korea
Far East
Nebraska Primary Tests GOP and Democratic Delegates
Republicans push a Nebraska write in drive as Taft Wedemeyer and Eisenhower supporters compete with Stassen and Kefauver in a split national contest. Wiscons in voting looms as a potential hinge for Democratic strategy. The poll tracks Nebraska and Wisconsin primaries next Tuesday.
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Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Nebraska
New Hampshire
Minnesota
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Taft
Harold Stassen
Mary Kenney
Lincoln
Douglas MacArthur
Albert C. Wedemeyer
Wedemeyer
Eisenhower
MacArthur
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Wisconsin
Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
Kefauver
Flaming Airliner Lands Safely After Fiery Descent
In Hugoton Kansas on March 27 a Braniff Airlines DC-4 with 50 aboard made a forced landing in a wheat field after one engine failed and a wing caught fire. Only 1 of 45 passengers was injured as Chief Pilot Jack Stanford said the safest move was to land.
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Hugoton
Kas
Braniff Airlines
Jack Stanford
Walkout Votes in Lima Backs IBEW Strike Action
About 200 members of Local 32 International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers voted to strike Artcraft Manufacturing Corp for contract improvements. No strike date was set.
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Lima
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
AFL
Artcraft Manufacturing Corp
Congress mulls extension of wage and price controls
The Senate Banking Committee approved a one year extension of wage and price controls while clashing over the Herlong amendment and rent controls. OPS protests delayed floor action as Maybank presses to move the extension, with Truman seeking broader repeal and a shift in dairy import bans.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Congress
Maybank
D-Sc
Senate
Senate Committee
Truman
Chicago
Sen
Dirksen
Ill
Navy Plans Formosa Defense Amid Korea Tensions
Secretary of the Navy Dan A. Kimball says the U S Navy will protect Formosa regardless of Korea developments. The June 27, 1950 order sent the Seventh Fleet to deter attacks on Formosa and urged the Nationalist government on the island to halt all operations against the Chinese mainland.
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Tokyo
U. S.S
Dan A. Kimball
United States Navy
Formosa
Korea
Navy
Seventh Fleet
China
Farm Bureau Seeks Major Agriculture Budget Cuts
The American Farm Bureau Federation pushed for substantial cuts in Agriculture Department funding in a House subcommittee hearing. President Allen B. Kline urged reducing nonessential programs while proposing increased funding for research, extension, and meat inspection. He called for deep cuts in conservation and service programs, including a 145 million drop for the agriculture conservation program and a 20 percent cut for soil conservation and the Farmers Home Administration.
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Washington
American Farm Bureau Federation
Agriculture Department
Allen B. Kline
House Agriculture Appropriations Subcommittee
Rep. Whitten
D-Miss
Kline
Great
Farm Bureau Organization
Soil Conservation Service
Forest Service
Farmers Home Administration
Twelve Airmen Killed In Two Plane Crashes
Twelve airmen lost their lives in two separate crashes in the southwest. Eight died in a B-29 wreck at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base in Tucson. four perished in a B-47 crash at Kirtland Air Force Base near Albuquerque New Mexico.
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Tucson
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Kirtland Afb
Albuquerque
N. M
Anthrax Probe Law Is Weak Says Panel Discussion
A Washington panel on anthrax concluded there is no specific federal law mandating import inspections for anthrax. Officials noted bone meal in hog feed is subject to general import rules, but detection is difficult and imports are not routinely inspected for the disease. The Ohio outbreak has killed at least 250 hogs across 148 farms, traced to Belgium bone meal.
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Washington D. H
Knudson
Washington
Agriculture Department
Ohio
Belgium
FBI Still Hunting Danvers Robbers
FBI agents are rounding up all former employees of the U S Trucking Corp after an armored truck was robbed of 681000 in Danvers Square Tuesday while guards drank coffee nearby. A source says investigators seek to know if a former employee kept a key or how it could be obtained.
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Danvers
Mass
FBI
U.S Trucking Corp
Danvers Square
Armored Car Service
Truman Returning To White House After Blair House Stay
President Truman will move back into the rebuilt White House on Thursday after more than three years in Blair House during his Key West trip. Secret service officials would not confirm reports that the mansion now has bulletproof windows.
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Washington
White House
Key West
Fla
Blair House
Secret Service
Disease Kills Dairy Cow In Perry Township
Second case of anthrax in Hocking County reported by county health sanitarian Robert Byers. A dairy cow on a Perry Township farm near Laurelville died after postmortem confirmation by a Kingston veterinarian and a state veterinarian. The herd was immunized and the farm quarantined. Authorities caution no countywide spread is expected and emphasize quarantine, feed controls, and vigilant observation of livestock.
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Perry Township
Hocking County
Robert Byers
Byers
Laurelville
Kingston
Green Township
Columbus
Ohio
Rightdoers in Government Deserve Break
Washington reports U S Civil Service chief Robert Ramspeck urged the press to defend government workers against smear campaigns. He called for specific criticism and praised fair treatment, citing 400 492 people who voluntarily left federal jobs in 1951.
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Washington
Robert Ramspeck
U. S. Civil Service
National Press Club
Ramspeck
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Florida
CIO Steelworkers Union
Murray
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Jones & Laughlin Steel
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Big Steel
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U.N
Jack Bell
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Stassen
Earl Warren
California
Warren
Bell
Gov
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Stevenson
Chicago Sun - Times
Union Furnace High School
Millard Chesser
Ruth Heigle
Dick Turner
Dorothy Milliken
Bobbie Dean Davis
Donna Danison
Don Boals
Ann Woodard
Gene Bardain
Gladys Sigler
Warren Nangle
Mary Lewis
Larry May
Shirley Johnson
Sen. Moody
D-Mich
New York City
Farm Bureau
R. W. Carter
R. L. Knudson
U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry
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