Aerial spraying urged over hoes and cultivators in Circleville
Three young Columbus reared farmers Verne Acheson Bern ard Fleming and Dick Mordoff are promoting aerial spraying with parathion to replace hoes and cultivators. They claim lower costs faster work and success treating 200 acres of Pickaway County peas for aphids while operating from Circleville with Harm on Schelb airport hangar.
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Verne Acheson
Bernard Fleming
Dick Mordoff
Columbus
Pickaway County
Circleville
Winarr
Esmeralda
Crites
Ohio State University
T. H. Parks
Mordoff
Harmon and Schelb
Youth 17 Drowns During Rescue Attempt
In Marion, a 17 year old from Richwood Robert Fick yelled for help while swimming near a water filled quarry. His friend Donald Weavers 17 of Marion jumped in to save him and disappeared under the water. Weavers is believed drowned with no immediate rescue.
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Marion
Robert Fick
Richwood
Union County
Donald Weavers
Fick
Weavers
Texas GOP split shapes Chicago convention fight
Texans prepare to name 38 delegates to the GOP National Convention amid an intraparty clash between Taft and Eisenhower backers. The state executive committee will settle control of county delegations as party factions threaten walkouts and contested delegation plans in San Antonio and Chicago.
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Washington
Lone Star State
Texas
Chicago
Robert A. Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
GOP
Taft
Eisenhower
Associated Press
Allan Shivers
Fagan Dickson
San Antonio
Missouri
Truman
Minnesota
George F. Etzell
Roy E. Dunn
Maryland
Theodore Roosevelt McKeldin
McKeldin
Delaware
Alben Barkey
Commies cause fatal harm in POW camp on Koje Island
UN hospital officials report brutal intra camp violence among Red POWs on Koje Island leading to at least 115 deaths from beatings hangings and mistreatment. Civil unrest events by anti Communist factions left 97 prisoners fatally hurt as guards struggled to regain control. Hospital chief Lt Col Gelenger notes many bodies remain unrecovered for days.
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Koje Island
United Nations
S. M. Gelenger
Flint
Mich
Telegraphers End Walkout Accepts Western Union Pact
The 52 day Western Union strike ended as AFL-CIO Telegraphers Union members voted 8685 to 5468 to accept a settlement. Pay raises and hours changes hinge on government rate approval. Average earnings rise to 1.54 per hour for most, messengers to 83 cents. Company says average pay across all employees climbs to 1.73. Some workers keep 40 hour week with no raise but receive equal pay for 40 hours. A 10 cent hourly boost for 40 hour workers and 22 dollar monthly rise for select 35 hour workers are noted.
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AFL Commercial Telegraphers Union
Western Union
Cpl Jack Thompson Returns From Korea War Voyage
Cpl. Jack N. Thompson of Laurelville arrived in San Francisco aboard the transport Ge A Brewster. The ship carried 3,228 Army combat veterans from Korea and included Pfc Elmer C Cowan of Orient Cpl George R Huser of Ft Tennindl and Cpl Ernest J Stoller of Paulding.
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Jack N. Thompson
Laurelville
Ge. A
Pilot and passenger injured in Somerset plane crash
A light plane crashed near a cemetery at Somerset Sunday injuring pilot Richard Colopy 25 Lancaster in fair condition at Lancaster Hospital with several broken bones and passenger Robert Fisher 25 also of Lancaster listed with undetermined injuries.
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New Lexington
Somerset Sunday
Richard Colopy
Lancaster
Robert Fisher
Air Force to relaunch civilian spotter program in July
The Air Force plans a round the clock civilian aircraft spotter system by July to reinforce radar coverage. Ground Observer Corps volunteers aim to track unidentified planes flying below 4 000 feet, with Alaska cited as a low altitude detection example amid scarce volunteers.
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Washington
Air Force
Ground Observer Corps
Air Defense Command
USAF
Alaska
The
Canada
United States
Ground Zero Test Aims Quick Troop Movement
LAS VEGAS. Army troops will move from fox holes within seconds after the next atomic blast at the Nevada proving ground. The sixth and brightest detonation drew 1,500 troops from Camp Desert Rock and 600 observers. 1,000 combat troops and 600 observers watched from about 7,000 yards away. The flash lit Las Vegas though no shock waves were felt 65 miles away.
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Las Vegas
Ground Zero
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada Proving Ground
Camp Desert Rock
French editor jailed for organizing Red demonstrations
Paris reports editor Andre Stil of L Humanite jailed on charges of organizing mob protests against Gen Ridgway. Stil, a Stalin prize recipient, is accused under an 1848 law with penalties up to ten years, as police act against alleged communist agitation in Europe.
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Paris
Andre Stil
L’humanite
Matthew B. Ridgway
Supreme Allied Atlantic Pact
Europe
Stil
Mid-Air Crash Kills Two Planes Near Norfolk
A B-45 four engine jet bomber collided with another aircraft about 40 miles southwest of Norfolk on May 26. Wreckage spread over a wide area and four bodies were recovered. The second plane was also believed to be a B-45.
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Norfolk
Church page copy deadline shifts for Memorial Day
The Daily News announces that no Friday issue will publish for Memorial Day. Church notices must be in the Daily News office by Wednesday 2 p.m. to appear in Thursday’s paper. Late submissions will be printed in Saturday’s edition.
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Daily News
Truman weighs move to Congress if steel seizure ruled illegal
The Supreme Court recessed without a ruling on the steel seizure case as President Truman hinted at asking Congress for new legislation. CIO leader Philip Murray warns of a potential industry wide strike if government operation ends, while legal debate over presidential powers continues.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
U. S. Supreme Court
Philip Murray
CIO
High Court
Murray
Supreme Court
U. S
David A. Pine
Court of Appeals
Pine
Women's Club Backs Smith and Hughes in Nomination Fight
The Ohio Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs endorses Sen Margaret Chase Smith for the GOP nomination and Judge Sarah T Hughes of Dallas, national president, for the Democratic nomination. The group backs broad female leadership in the 1952 race.
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Dayton
Ohio Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Sarah T. Hughes
Dallas
UN delegates set to resume talks on Korean armistice
Panmunjom talks resume as Maj. Gen. William K. Harrison says the Communists may still delay or reject an armistice. He notes 70 000 of 169 000 Red POWs prefer nonreturn and accuses Reds of orchestrating Koje and Pusan riots to embarrass the UN and divert attention from refusing to abandon prisoners.
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William K. Harrison
Harrison
Koje
Pusan
Cold Front May Halt Daily Rain In Hocking County
A cold front from the mid west will bring cooler temperatures and a temporary break from daily rain in Hocking County. At 11 a.m. a 71 degree reading was reported with a high near 75, and a 44 degree low was recorded last night. Tuesday is forecast to be fair with moderate temperatures.
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Mid
Hocking County
Two Sailors Die In Oil Tanker Barge Collision
In Wilmington Delaware a tanker Michael loaded with crude oil and barge A Dodge collide in rain on the Delaware River. Fire erupts. two sailors confirmed dead, six missing, one injured. Thirty nine survive from the 10 41 ton tanker and 1500 ton barge.
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Wilmington
Del
Delaware River
Here
Wilmington General Hospital
Michael
A. J. Dodge
More Casualties In Korea Defense Dept Reports
Washington May 26 53 more battle casualties in Korea were identified by the Defense Department. Eight were killed, 41 wounded, two missing and two injured.
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Washington
Defense Department
Korea
OU Professor Dies After Auto Crash Near Athens
Henry A. Frost 69 a English professor at Ohio University died from chest and internal injuries after his car drifted off Route 50A into a ditch three miles north of Athens. His wife suffered facial lacerations and an injured shoulder and remains hospitalized.
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Ohio University
Athens
Sugar Creek
Professor Frost
Sheltering Arms Hospital
State Highway Patrol
Aslep
George Burberry 85 Dies in Logan at Home
George W. Burberry 85 died early Sunday at his home 255 South Walnut Street after months of failing health. He owned and operated a Logan bakery for 35 years, later worked at Logan Manufacturing, then Tipton Storage. A native of Lancaster, he was son of George and Maria Kaufman Burberry. He leaves a daughter, Mrs David Watkins, four grandchildren, eight great grandchildren. Visitation at Leonard Funeral Home with services Wednesday at 2 p.m. Rev. A N Grueser and Rev. R B Wilson officiating. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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George W. Burberry
South Walnut Street
Burberry
Logan
Logan Manufacturing Company
Tipton Storage Company
Lancaster
George and
Maria Kaufman Burberry
David Watkins
Leonard Funeral Home
A. N. Grueser
R. B. Wilson
Oak Grove Cemetery
Prison Wardens and Prisoners Escape to West Berlin
A Soviet Zone warden and seven inmates fled to West Berlin after escaping Koenigs Wusterhausen Prison inside the Soviet sector. Police will review records to determine if they are criminals or political prisoners. the warden may seek asylum.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Koenigs Wusterhausen
Former Enemy Is Partner In Peace Battle in Germany
In Bonn on May 26 the United States Britain and France signed a peace contract with Western Germany and welcomed their former enemy as a new partner in peace. About 500 attended the ceremony in the Bundesrat chamber as Eden Schuman Acheson and Adenauer signed the pact to bring 48 million Germans into the Western community pending parliamentary ratification. The event underscored the ongoing Cold War tensions as Soviet threats persisted and Germany remained divided. Traffic to Berlin slowed amid I the political mood and warnings from Moscow that the West was courting World War III. Acheson emphasized continued push for German unity within freedom and Western aid to achieve it.
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United States
Britain
France
Germany
Anthony Eden
Robert Schuman
U. S
Dean Acheson
Konrad Adenauer
Paris
Soviet Union
Berlin
Helmstedt
West Germany
Moscow
Acheson
Quiet After Idaho Pen Rioting Shuts Recreation Hall
Idaho State Penitentiary remained quiet Monday after a four hour riot Saturday. Warden L E Clapp and officials assessed about 15000 dollars in damage from 300 convicts who barricaded the recreation hall and were dispersed with tear gas. Eleven ringleaders were placed in solitary confinement while others stayed in their cells. Clapp blamed radicals seeking to seize grievance committee powers.
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Boise
Idaho State Penitentiary
L. E. Clapp
Recreation Hall
Clapp
Queen Mary Reaches 85 With Family Congratulatory Messages
Queen Mary turned 85 on Monday as greetings flowed from royal relatives. First to send wishes were her great grandchildren Prince Charles and Princess Anne, reflecting a close family celebration in London.
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Queen Mary
Prince Charles
Princess Anne
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