Ohio Vet Lost Leg in Korea Seeks Why War Began
Army Pfc. Richard F. Snyder of Martins Ferry Ohio, 20, who lost his right leg to a mine in Korea, questions the purpose of the conflict. Speaking during a Capitol visit with other Korean War amputees, he says officers offered no satisfactory explanation and that stopping communism was the aim, while urging a drive to the Yalu and Manchuria. He plans to study accounting after return, and pressed lawmakers to expand auto benefits for permanently disabled veterans.
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Korea
Washington
Army
Richard F. Snyder
Martins Ferry
Snyder
38Th Parallel
Yalu River
Manchuria
Indiana
Taft
Hays
Barkley
Congress
A milestone for ownership as AT and T nears millionth stockholder
Mirror Of Business notes AT and T expected to reach one million stockholders by month end, first time a corporation has achieved such ownership breadth. It highlights spread of ownership across 48 states and 19,000 communities, with 200,000 employees holding AT and T and Bell System stock.
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NEW York
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bell System
America
Dace
Meace
General Motors
Ea Ehndinh Hee
General Electric
Stand Oil Co
N.J
Pet
Radio Corp. of America
Cons. Edison Co
N.Y
Packard Motor
DuPont de Nemours
Sinclair Oil
Eee
Ford Motor Company
RCA
DuPont
Packard
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
A. T
T. Ig
A.T. and
du Pont
Winter Wheat Crop Estimate Is Revised
Washington reports the Agriculture Department now estimates the winter wheat crop at 726 million bushels, down from last December. Poor weather and insects reduced output but not enough to endanger supplies. Ohio's crop is put at 36.55 million bushels versus 46.60 million last year, with April 1 corn on Ohio farms at 5.59 million bushels, down from 7.20 million.
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Washington
Agriculturepartment
Ohio
Ohio FEPC hearings fire up lawmaker opinions in Columbus
In Columbus, House committees heard opening arguments on two compulsory FEPC bills as hundreds filled committee rooms, while concurrent talks on truck taxation and pre-primary convention plans moved forward. Proponents argued FEPC would curb unworthy candidates, while opponents warned about fairness and equal chances for all candidates.
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ART Parks Columbus
House
FEPC
House Industry and Labor Committee
Irving Kane
Cleveland
Philadelphia
John Rooney
Ohio Cio
William Racey
Railroad Brotherhoods
George B. Harris
George Deckman
Columbus
Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs
Harris
Puzzle fortune game guides letter-based daily message
A practical numerology puzzle instructs players to count letters in their first name and adjust the total by a rule. If six or more letters, subtract four. if fewer than six, add three. The resulting key numbers map to a rectangle to reveal a daily message by reading letters under checked figures.
Reinforcements Land in Yokohama Japan
First elements of the U S 40th Infantry Division landed yesterday to strengthen the occupation army in Japan. The National Guard unit from California marched off the Navy transport General Butner in combat clothes and field kits. Division commander Maj. Gen. Daniel H Hudelson called his men rough and tough ready for anything.
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Yokohama
Japan
U. S. 40Th Infantry
40Th
National Guard
California
Navy
Butner
Daniel H. Hudelson
Divorce Notice in Butler County Ohio Case 66560
Helena Back of 66 Martin Place Franklin Indiana is notified that Oliver Bruceck filed for divorce on grounds of Gross Neglect of Duty in the Common Pleas Court Butler County Ohio case 66560. Respondent must answer by May 26, 1951 or petition may be granted as requested. Clerk Joseph T. Kiep. Deputy Richard J. Leydon. Attorney Maxwell Finkleman. April 1 18 25 May 2 09 16.
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Helena Back
Martin Place
Franklin
Indiana
Oliver Bruceck
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Ohio
Joseph T. Kiep
Richard J. Leydon
Maxwell Finkleman
Hamilton Doctor Faces Drug Charge
Cincinnati Dr. Lee Brown aged 37 of 439 East Ave Hamilton was held on narcotics charges to Gen Roy E Anderson chief of the federal narcotics squad. He was committed to jail under 5000 bond after a hearing before U S Commissioner J Paul Geoghegan yesterday. Anderson charged Brown forged prescriptions and fraudulently obtained drugs for his own use from wholesale drug firms. The earthworms which aerate the soil and improve it are killed off when farmland is flooded by sea water.
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Cincinnati
Lee Brown
East Ave
Hamilton
Roy E. Anderson
U.S
J. Paul Geoghegan
Anderson
Brown
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Theodore M. Berry
Ohio Committee
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Greene
Joseph X. Schwartz
Anna F. O'Neil
Akron
Jesse Yoder
Montgomery
House Commerce and Transportation Committee
Tom Richards
R-Carrol
Samuel L. Devine
R-Franklin
Ed Wallace
D-Pickaway
Lausche
James J. McGettrick
D-Cuyahoga
Adrian Fink, Jr
Cedric A. Stanley
Warren
House Elections Committee
F. W. Spicer
Horace W. Troop
Harry D. Bellis
van Wert
George E. Fedor
Cuyahoga
William J. Miller
Kieg Features
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Main St
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Schoenling
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Yankee RD
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