Pearson Charge Is Called a Lie By Rep Brehm
Congressmen Walter E. Brehm of Millersport defends himself against Drew Pearson salary kickback allegations. He cites past presidential rebukes of Pearson and asserts the smear is timed to influence the upcoming election. He names the employee as Clara Soliday and notes she resigned after three years.
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Pearson
Rep. Brehm
Walter E. Brehm
Millersport
Logan
Drew Pearson
Washington
Cordell Hull
Sire
Hower
High Command
Clara Soliday
Bomber Sinks Barge With Dud Off Korea
An Air Force report says a U S B 26 bomber spotted a camouflaged North Korean barge near Kansong Korea 23 miles north of the 38th parallel We sank the barge with a dud Capt Russell M Gibbons of Los Angeles said the bomb pierced the hull without exploding
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Kansong
Korea
38Th Parallel
Russell M. Gibbons
Los Angeles
Death Claims Miss Ada Krieg
Miss Ada Krieg died at 3 30 A M Friday at 370 North Walnut Street. A native of Pt Pleasant West Virginia she moved to Logan at age 15 and never married. Survived by three brothers James Logan Herb Columbus Earl Forest Park III. Funeral Monday at 10 30 A M from the Krieg residence with Rev Henry Carr officiating. Burial Oak Grove Cemetery by Leonard Funeral Service.
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Ada Krieg
North Walnut Street
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
Logan
Clement and
Rachael Krieg
Presbyterian Church of
Zenith Club
John Krieg
Court Clerk Held In Embezzlement Of Over $10,000
In Lima Ohio, Probate Judge Quatman stated juv enile court clerk Alma Schlott, 39, admitted embezzling 10 749 dollars over 30 months by cashing checks to non existent welfare recipients. Prosecutor Bowers ordered her arrest. charges awaiting filing.
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Lima
Joseph P. Quatman
Quatman
Alma Schlott
United States Prays for Peace Says UN Delegate
Warren R. Austin, chief U.S. delegate to the United Nations, says about half the letters he receives ask for peace. He told a conference of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers that the United States is praying for peace.
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New York
Warren R. Austin
U.S
United Nations
United States
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Unidentified Benefactor Supports Amish School Defiers
In Lancaster County Pennsylvania an anonymous donor paid fines for Amish families who refused to send children to school. After six men began three day sentences they were released once money was provided. Twelve more followed, with $176.25 covered, and similar charges against three widows were dismissed.
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Lancaster
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania
Democrats Endorse Charles Achauer For Logan Postmaster
The Hocking County Democratic executive committee unanimously endorses Charles Achauer for acting postmaster of Logan following the death of Postmaster Frank G. Brown. A civil service exam will determine the permanent postmaster from the top three eligibles. Achauer, longtime county official and local business owner, is a Democratic leader.
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Charles Achauer
Hocking County
Democratic Executive Committee
Logan Post Office
U. S
Frank G. Brown
Carl Brown
Logan
Achauer
Democratic Party
Taft Ferguson to Speak at Lima NAACP Rally
Ohio senatorial candidates Taft and Ferguson are set to address the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People rally in Lima at 1 30 P M tomorrow. Taft will arrive by plane and Ferguson is scheduled to speak at the same event, creating an unintended double appearance.
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Lima
Ohio
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Cleveland
U.S
Robert A. Taft
Columbus
Joseph T. Ferguson
U S War Casualties Total 17 220 in Korea War
The Defense Department reports U S casualties in the Korean conflict rose to 17 220 as of September 22, with 2 441 dead 11 050 wounded and 3 959 missing in action. Of the dead 2 211 were killed in action and 230 died of wounds.
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Washington
U. S
Defense Department
Cates Says Reserves To Stay in Uniform
Pearl Harbor September 29 The U S Marine Corps will keep all reserves in uniform Gen Clifton B Cates said on the way to Korea The command cited Korea as proving ready forces must be available to fight anywhere and scrambled units from the Mediterranean to meet the emergency
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Pearl Harbor
U.S. Marine Corps
Mediterranean
Korea
Clifton B. Cates
Million for Research Granted by Scottish Rite in North Jurisdiction
The supreme council thirty third degree of the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite allocates 1,050,000 dollars for medical research. The northern jurisdiction covers states north of the Ohio River and east of the Mississippi.
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Philadelphia
Supreme Council
Thirty-Third Degree
Freemasonry
Ohio River
Mississippi
Governor orders liquor permit ruling appeal to high court
Governor Lausche directed State Liquor Director Fleckner to appeal a Franklin County Common Pleas Court decision validating the liquor permit freeze. Judge Clifford ruled the State Liquor Board cannot entirely suspend all permit issuance, with few new permits issued since the April 1949 freeze.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Oscar L. Fleckner
Common Pleas Court
Franklin
Joseph M. Clifford
Clifford
State Liquor Board
County Fair Officials Forecast $3000 Loss From Rain
Hocking County Fair officials estimate a roughly $3000 loss this year due to persistent rain. A financial statement is pending and an appraisal of the fairgrounds will set borrowing limits as the board seeks funds.
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Fair Board
Hocking County
Fair
MacArthur Replacement Talk Roils Election Links
Senator Capehart says President Truman and Secretary Marshall are conspiring to oust General MacArthur from his Far East command after the November 7 election. He told a Republican rally in Southport Indiana that Washington circles feel bitter animosity toward MacArthur.
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Indianapolis
Truman
Defense Marshall
Senator Capehart
R-Ind
General MacArthur
Far East
Washington
General Marshall
Douglas MacArthur
Capehart
Southport
80 Year Old Groom Takes Younger Son-in-Law in Law Bond
An 80-year-old miner William McCormick Logan and Emma Williams 78 Nelsonville were granted a marriage license. The same day Linda Eva Williams Waddell 37 Logan and Charles Edward Byers 76 Logan also received licenses. The marriages will make McCormick Byers’ father in law. McCormick repeatedly called Byers Sonny during licensing.
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William McCormick
Logan
Emma Williams
Nelsonville
Linda Eva Williams Waddell
Charles Edward Byers
McCormick
Taft Hit by Tomato During Campaign Speech in Ohio
Senator Robert A. Taft was struck by a ripe tomato during a Waynesburg campaign stop in Ohio. Police reported no arrest, Taft continued speaking, and supporters gave him a bouquet afterward. Ferguson and Lausche criticized Taft at separate rallies nearby.
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Sen. Taft
Canton
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Waynesburg
Taft
Temperatures in Hocking County Hold Steady
Readings over three days show night lows at 43 degrees and midday highs near 75 to 81. Forecast calls for warm trend to continue through Saturday with possible showers tomorrow afternoon.
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Hocking County
Five day Ohio forecast with near normal temps
The forecast shows average temperatures near normal with a normal high of 68 and a low of 49. Above normal readings are anticipated on Saturday and Sunday, then cooler conditions from Monday through Wednesday with a half to one inch of precipitation as scattered showers Saturday and school-wide showers Monday through Wednesday.
Chillicothe Marine Wounded in Korea
The Department of Defense reports casualties in Korea from Ohio. Killed in action Pfc David Herbert Abernathy of Columbus. Wounded Pfc Charles Joseph McRoberts of Chillicothe.
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Washington
Department of Defense
Ohio Marine Corps
David Herbert Abernathy
Hazel E. Abernathy
Summit Street
Columbus
Charles Joseph McRoberts
Floyd L. McRoberts
Chillicothe
Mrs. Henry Ford Dies at 84 in Detroit
Mrs. Henry Ford known as "The Believer" dies at 84 after a heart ailment in Detroit. Clara Bryant Ford shared 60 years of marriage with Henry Ford and supported his work from shop days to global success. Their son Edsel died in 1943. survivor includes grandson Henry Ford II.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Ford
Edsel
Ford Motor Co
Henry 2Nd
Clara
Highway Jams Stall Communist Retreat
Fifth Air Force pilots report UN troops forcing North Korean units and vehicles into highway jams north of Taejon. Reds allegedly retreating under air superiority as U.S. warplanes strike with napalm and fighters. A North Korean group near Taejon was spotted by F-51 Mustang flights and attacked.
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Fifth Air Force
Korea
United Nations
Taejon
U.S
France to form battalion for UN Korea service
The defense ministry announced France is forming a battalion for service with United Nations forces in Korea. The unit is scheduled to depart next month and will join multinational forces in the Korean theater.
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Paris
Defense Ministry
France
United Nations
Korea
Draft Extendable to 30 Months Urged by Selective Service
Maj. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey proposed extending the draft from 21 to 30 months to sustain an Army of 1.5 million. He urged reforms on dependents deferment, veterans induction age, and acceptability standards while affirming 19 to 25 as an adequate base if other changes pass.
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Washington
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Hershey
House Armed Service Committee
Farmer Kills Wife Neighbor and Self in Ohio Shooting
In Bowling Green Ohio a 38 year old farmer killed his wife Zuleen 38 and neighbor Mike C Adler 55 then fatally wounded himself with a shotgun. Sheriff Clarence Marsh reports double murder and death by own action. Acting Coroner William Rothe returned the verdict.
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Bowling Green
Clarence Marsh
Wood County
Henry Krebs
Custar
Here
Zuleen
Mike C. Adler
William Rothe
War Is Over General Walker Tells Newsmen
In Tokyo on September 29 1950 South Korean troops pushed to the 38th parallel against Red forces and halted under Allied orders. A U S 8th Army spokesman said regrouping followed the advance while no decision was announced on future action into Red Korea or border policing roles.
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Walker
Tokyo
U.S. 8Th Army
Red Korea
U.N
Security Council approves China's Formosa debate participation
The United Nations Security Council voted seven to four to permit Communist China's participation in the council's Formosa debate after November 15, marking a diplomatic shift amid Cold War tensions.
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New York
U. N. Security Council
China
Formosa
South Koreans Reach Border as MacArthur Transfers Seoul
Allied advances push toward the 38th parallel as South Korean forces attack along the east coast and near Seoul. General MacArthur hands Seoul to President Syngman Rhee and returns to Tokyo amid talks on broad UN authority to press across the boundary. bombings continue against North Korean targets.
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MacArthur
Seoul
Red
China
Soviet
Siberia
Syngman Rhee
Tokyo
U.N
Gambler Mickey Cohen Denied Permit for Armored Car
Los Angeles reports that Mickey Cohen’s $16 000 armor plated Cadillac was refused a permit to operate by California highway patrol officials. Cohen defended his need for family protection while noting the risk of aggressive gunfire. Officials warned armored vehicles would flood the roads if permits were granted to gamblers.
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Los Angeles
Mickey Cohen
Highway Patrol
California
Cohen
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