Arnall Warns Steel Price Hike Inflationary Impact
Washington government price director Ellis Arnall warned that a 12 0 per ton steel price rise to offset a wage hike would lift costs for all Americans by at least five percent and add about 300 dollars yearly to a family budget. He promised to hold the steel price line and protect the 154 million nonworkers and nonstockholders.
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Washington
Ellis Arnall
Seee
Arnall
National Press Club
Britain joins Europe defense pact to aid six nations
London reports Britain agreed to automatic and immediate war aid to any of six continental powers in the proposed European Army if attacked in Europe. The pact extends British pledges to West Germany and strengthens commitment to defend Italy, France, Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg under the Brussels pact. Five British divisions in Germany serve as a practical guarantee while troops remain.
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London
Britain
Europe
West Germany
Italy
European Defense Community
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Foreign Office
Germany
Woman Found Slain In Home In Fort Wayne
In Fort Wayne Indiana the body of Augusta Slover was found in her rooming house with a belt around her neck. Coroner H Paul Miller labeled it a homicide and noted disarranged clothing and possible attack. Detective Lt Robert Hire cited facial bruises and police found the body after a telephone repairman reported it. No relatives were located. Neighbors described her as a widow with no recent roomers.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Augusta Slover
H. Paul Miller
Robert Hire
Second Dead Body Found Near River Near Portsmouth
A 65 year old man was found on Detroit Steel Corp ground at the Ohio River edge. It is the second unidentified body found in the Ohio River around Portsmouth in three days. A woman's body was found Saturday near Haverhill, 18 miles southeast of Portsmouth. Sheriff Burl E. Justice had no clues to either identity.
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Portsmouth
Detroit Steel Corp
Ohio River
Haverhill
Burl E. Justice
Jersey Editors Not Too Wrong In Vote Forecast
New Jersey editors predicted Eisenhower would win about 56 percent of the Republican primary vote with Taft at 34 and Stassen at 9 percent. Near-complete returns show Eisenhower around 60 percent, Taft 37 percent, and Stassen plus write-ins about 3 percent.
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Jersey
Newark
N.J
New Jersey
Eisenhower
Associated Press
Sen. Taft
Harold E. Stassen
Taft
Stassen
Sawyer Frees 11 Steel Firms From Government Seizure
Secretary of Commerce Sawyer announced the release of 11 steel companies from government seizure amid a broader move to avert a strike and production losses. The releases include five fully freed firms and several plants not involved in the CIO United Steelworkers dispute, with firms in New York City Latrobe Pittsburgh Oakland Philadelphia Beaver Falls New Britain Conn Latrobe Pa.
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Washington
Commerce Sawyer
Sawyer
Truman
Commerce Department
Steel Industry Management
CIO United Steelworkers
Continental Copper and Steel Industries
New York City
Latrobe Electric Steel Co
Latrobe
H. K. Porter Co
Pittsburgh
Hoppenstall Co
Pacific States Steel Corp
Oakland
Calif
National Supply Co
American Chain and Cable Co
E. J. Lavone & Co
Philadelphia
Firm Claims Gas Freeze Easing Possible in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co. says it can supply natural gas for heating to all applicants if its request to relax Ohio's gas freeze is approved. The company has about 7,500 applications from homeowners and seeks to serve 11,214 more, while the freeze limits new customers. Several other gas companies testify as hearings continue for two more days with cities and groups invited to weigh in.
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Columbus
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
State Utilities Commission
Cincinnati Gas
Nosebleed Cure Using Platelets Reported
New York doctors report a nosebleed remedy using platelets from bone marrow to speed coagulation. Dr. Allen H. Minor and Dr. Lee Burnett of Lenox Hill Hospital describe extracting and injecting platelets into veins. The method stopped persistent nosebleeds and gum bleeding, reduced blood loss in surgery, and works across blood groups without matching.
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New York
Federation of American Societies For Experimental Biology
Allen H. Minor
Lee Burnett
Lenox Hill Hospital
New York City
Cooties Remodel Home Cottage in Eaton Rapids Michigan
The Ohio cottage at the VFW National Home Eaton Rapids Mich has been remodeled by the Middletown Pup Tent 50. Wayne Smith commander says the project cost about 800 dollars and involved intensive kitchen repairs. Ed Gillum Harold Carpenter and Ralph Warmoth assisted. Hospital work is headed by Kash D Kissick.
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Ohio
VFW
National Home
Eaton Rapids
Mich
Middletown
Wayne Smith
Ed Gillum
Harold Carpenter
Ralph Warmoth
Kash D. Kissick
Pollution Board Opens Hearings On Waste Treaties
In Columbus Ohio the new water pollution control board held its first public hearing on how to treat wastes from canneries dairies and meat packing plants. The board plans to issue permits by September 27 allowing factories to dump wastes into streams if practical treatment is available.
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Columbus
Ohio
New Water Pollution Control Board
Mansfield Adopts Daylight Saving Time in Mansfield
City Council voted Tuesday night to place Mansfield on daylight saving time starting April 27, marking the first adoption since World War II. Daylight time will end September 28.
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Mansfield, O
Mansfield
Wife 87 Seeks Divorce After 18-Year Wait
Mrs Ellen E Mathis 79 says in Probate Court Judge John Costello that she and Augustus W Mathison married 55 years ago and that he left her 18 years ago after repeated rejected reconciliation attempts. The judge took the case under advisement.
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Lawrence
Mass
Ellen E. Mathisson
Probate Court
John A. Costello
Augustus W. Mathisson
Spain and Portugal unite on Western defense stance
In Madrid Franco and Salazar announced unity on Western defense after a surprise frontier meeting. The communique did not confirm plans to push for Spain's entry into the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
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Madrid
Spain
Portugal
Francisco Franco
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
Jetmen Cut North Korean Rail Line and Hit Bridges
U S and Thunderjets cut the North Korean rail line between Kum and Huichon in 38 places and destroyed two bridges north of Haeju, killing about 10 Red soldiers. Fighter-bombers moved under cloud cover with F-86 jets as Reds pressed four probes west and north of Mun san, driving UN troops from an advance position in one heavy night of artillery and counterattacks.
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Seoul
U.S
Kum
Huichon
Haeju
North Korea
Munsan
U.N
Acheson Says Russians Seek War Material
Secretary of State Acheson said Moscow is trying to obtain strategic military items in its offers to buy luxury goods from the West after the World Economic Conference in Moscow. He warned the move aims to hamper Western defense buildup and noted no success so far.
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Washington
Acheson
Moscow
Victim's Wife Wins Mercy For Slayer
In New York a widow, Mrs. Bridget Kerrane, secured leniency for her son Jack Kerrane who killed Joseph Finger, a 62 year old shopkeeper. Judge John Scileppi gave an indefinite term with a maximum of three years after Mrs Finger urged mercy. The case followed a January 1951 incident when Kerrane mistook Finger for an intruder during an evening of drinking. Mrs Finger and her sons appealed for clemency and the judge noted potential for parole.
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New York
Bridget Kerrane
Sophie Finger
Arlier
John Scileppi
First Illness Is Final One
John Ackerhurst, longtime iron works operator in New Haven, died after falling ill the day after his 95th birthday on April 4. He had run the plant here since 1900 and reportedly never missed work due to illness before his final ailment.
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New Haven
Conn
John Ackerhurst
Harlan Park Group Prepares 1952 Candidates
The nominating committee of the Harlan Park Improvement Association selected candidates for 1952 53 offices. committee chairman Emmett Sherron said names would be announced later. Also named as special delegates to tonight City Commission meeting were Frank Herzog and Fred Ross. An iron blade, likely 5,000 years old, was found in an Egyptian pyramid.
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Harlan Park Improvement Association
Emmett Sherron
City Commission
Frank Herzog
Fred Ross
Misses Pattern 9229 Sewing Ad from Marian Martin
Advertises Simplicity style 9229 pattern for Misses' sizes 12 to 20 with apron sundress belt and appliques. Claims easy read pattern with transfer and Sew Chart, requests 30 cents and mailing to Marian Martin News Journal Middle Town Ohio and New York address.
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Marian Martin
News Journal
Middletown
Ohio
West 18Th St
New York
N. Y
Rebel Tactics Taught Reds Says Witness
A former American Communist leader testified in a conspiracy trial that 1932 Moscow training taught small arms use, machine guns, street barricades, and overturning vehicles to make revolutionaries. He named Loretta S Stack as a recruit and described rifle shooting prizes and bayonet lessons.
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Los Angeles
Moscow
Leonard Patterson
New York
Young Communist League
California
Loretta S. Stack
Quickie Strike Closes Toledo Glass Company
A brief walkout shut the Libby glass division of Owens-Illinois Glass Co in Toledo idling 1,350 workers. AFL Flint Glass Workers posted pickets after an employee was fired for insubordination over parking lot conduct. Union President Harry Cook said the local had no strike authorization.
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Toledo
O.P
Libby Glass
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
AFL
Flint Glass
Harry Cook International
Irish Emigration to America Surges During Famine Years
Between 1847 and 1852 more than 1.2 million Irish people left Ireland bound for America as the potato famine devastated the country, driving a mass migration to seek relief and opportunity abroad.
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Ireland
America
Watchdog Committee Formed To Track City Bond Funds
Ben Riley of the Middletown Republican Club announces a watchdog panel to monitor city bond fund progress and spending. Fred Ross and David Arnold are named co chairs and will report at the club meeting on May 16 at the Colony.
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Ben Riley
Middletown
Republican Club
Riley
Fred Ross
David Arnold
Rhyne Tine on useless talk and lunch debates
Gordon Martins verse examines a luncheon debate about taking time off ill feelings and work. Two men argue whether one should rest or work when not feeling well, ending unresolved and leaving the speaker in the air.
Kings Mills Club Plans Card Party Pot Luck Dinner
Kings Mills community group discussed a card party a pot luck dinner and a lawn fete at Monday night session led by president Leslie Pierce. The card party is set for Saturday with dinner before the May meeting and the lawn fete slated for June. Reverend William Goldschmidt opened with an invocation. Warren County basketball tournament films were shown and refreshments were served in the school cafeteria after adjournment.
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Kings Mills
Leslie Pierce
William Goldschmidt
St. Malachy
Morrow
Warren County
Rod Gun Club Auction Slated For Friday Night
Eaton Ohio April 8 Twin Valley Rod and Gun Club of Preble County announces an auction of donated items starting at 6 p m. Members are urged to bring items or call secretary Glen Crowell. Two upcoming events are Swapper s Day May 18 and Beagle Day June 29.
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Eaton
Twin Valley Rod and Gun Club
Preble County
West
Alexandria
Glen Crowell
Crowell
Spyker Heads Germantown Rotary Chapter Leader
Germantown Rotary Club elected Harry Spyker Jr. as president at Monday's board meeting. Other officers named were Dan Anslinger Jr. as vice president, Paul Fox as secretary-treasurer, and Rev. John Bench, Charles Durr, and Bryan Baker as directors. The club met for a noon luncheon at Mom and Dad's Restaurant where Dr. John F. Torrence spoke on A Layman's Thoughts on the Eastern Season.
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Germantown
Harry Spyker, Jr
Germantown Rotary Club
Dan Anslinger, Jr
Paul Fox
John Bench
Charles Durr
Bryan Baker
Mom and Dad's
John F. Torrence
Valley Date Book lightning calendar of Germantown events
Community notices list meetings and gatherings across Germantown and nearby towns. Activities include American Legion Auxiliary at Legion Hall, Ladies Auxiliaries meetings, PTA card party, Gratis PTA, Springboro CES inspection, WSCS at Pauline Reedy home, Germantown club meetings, Franklin Lions dinner, Monroe church dish supper, WCTU at Nazarene, and King's Daughters gathering at Mrs. Russell Martin's home.
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Germantown
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Ladies Auxiliary
The
Eagles Lodge
Eagles Hall
PTA of
Gratis
PTA
Springboro
CES
Masonic Temple
WSCS
Methodist Church
Pauline Reedy
Germantown Business and Professional
Franklin
Franklin Lions Club
Franklin High School
Monroe
Good Fellowship
Monroe Methodist Church
W. E. Ballinger
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Church of the Nazarene
Blue Ball
King’s Daughters
Russell Martin
Police Find Man In Jail In Cleveland Case
Police report 1938 con man posing as Jack Gold swindled Sadie Neufeld out of 1000 and three diamond rings promising to return with pawn tickets. He is found in Joliet prison. real name Emanuel Cohen. He will be brought to Cleveland to face charges of obtaining property under false pretenses.
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Cleveland
Jack Gold
Sadie Neufeld
Joliet, Il
Emanuel Cohen
Chicago
Detroit
Driver Is Fined After Unsafe Vehicle Charge
Clarence Murray of Lebanon Route 2 appeared before Squire Clarence F. Banker and was cited by State Patrolman Floyd Mescher for operating a motor vehicle in an unsafe condition. Murray was fined 25 dollars plus costs.
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Lebanon
Clarence F. Banker
Clarence Murray
Floyd Mescher
Pineapple and shell crochet doilies pattern sale
NEW pattern promotion offers pineapple and shell crochet doilies in two sizes 21 inch and 13 inch made from No 30 cotton. Send twenty five cents for pattern 898 to News Journal Needlecraft Dept. P.O. Box 169 Old Chelsea Station, New York NY 11. Also available Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Catalog with patterns for toys dolls and accessories.
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News Journal
Needlecraft Dept. P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Laura Wheeler Needlecraft
Clintonville Man Believed Missing
Mayor James A. Rhodes requested Lockbourne Air Base join the search for 21 year old Charles Buck of Clintonville who has been missing since Monday. Buck’s father fears foul play after Buck’s damaged car was found abandoned along Big Walnut Creek. His wife Marianna says he left Monday evening to look for fishing spots and did not return.
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Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Lockbourne Air Base
Charles Buck
Clintonville
C. M. Buck
Buck
Big Walnut Creek
Marianna
President Flies To View Floods
President Truman flies to inspect flood devastated Midwest and hold an emergency conference at Omaha with governors of seven stricken states. Independence plane left at 7 10 a m EST and expected to land near Omaha at 12 45 p m EST. Governors Stevenson Anderson Brunsdale Beardsley Peterson Kohler and Anderson invited.
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Washington
Truman
Midwest
Omaha
Independence
Offutt Air Force Base
Govs. Stevenson
Illinois
Anderson
South Dakota
Brunsdale
North Dakota
Beardsley
Iowa
Peterson
Nebraska
Kohler
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Advanced seven inch steel casing for deep oil wells
A new commercially developed seamless steel pipe withstands immense downhole pressures at depths over 20 000 feet. The seven inch outside diameter casing is quenched and drawn from carbon manganese steel to improve strength and durability in oil well operations.
One For Book Two For Book
Squire Welton Hizar reports two motorists cited in his court one for driving too fast and one for driving too slow. Robert G. Collett was fined $15 and costs for a truck at 15 mph holding up traffic on Route 42. William Davis pleaded guilty to 85 mph and was fined $35 and costs. Patrol reports state average speeds from 35 to 60 mph are the goal of enforcement officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Squire Welton Hizar
Robert G. Collett
Harveysburg
William Davis
Kings Mills
GOP Women Plan Meeting at Golden Lamb
Warren County Republican Women's Club schedules a meeting on Monday April 21 at 8 p.m. at the Golden Lamb in Lebanon. Mrs Martha Bowen president announces guest speaker Mrs Jesse Locker of Cincinnati with committee chair Mrs Marie Singleton in charge. All women in the county invited.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Republican Women’s Club
Golden Lamb
Martha Bowen
Jesse Locker
Cincinnati
Marie Singleton
Government Okays 11 Mine Projects
The Defense Solid Fuels Administration announced 44 coal mine construction projects approved to expand metallurgical coal output for defense needs. Approvals span October 29 to April 8, with Ohio sites including Carrs Fork Coal Co in Portsmouth 135,000 tons and Hanna Coal Co in New Athens 75,000 tons and Cadiz 75,000 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense Solid Fuels Administration
Charles W. Connor
Ohio
Carrs Fork Coal Co
Portsmouth
Hanna Coal Co
New Athens
Cadiz
Building Trades Grants Raise Wages in Cleveland
Three Greater Cleveland AFL unions signed contracts boosting wages by 25 cents per hour. Carpenters rise to $3.07 and a half, building laborers to $2.35, and composition roofers to $2.95. Earlier this month ironworkers won the same raise after an eight day strike involving 400 craftsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Greater
AFL
Dewey Rejects Bill Banning Lurid Comic Books
Gov Thomas E Dewey vetoed the measure aimed at outlawing lurid comic books and other publications depicting crime lust or bloodshed He said the statute fails to meet constitutional requirements and would infringe on free expression paving the way for potential legal challenges in Albany N Y
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Albany, N. Y
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
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