MacArthur Not Running for President Say Aide
An aide dismisses MacArthur for president rumors and tells questioners to read the Bible. Whitney notes MacArthur plans to stay at the Waldorf Astoria, with Taft Luce and Bishop Donegan visiting. The general postpones news conferences while family joins Yankee Stadium outing and travels planned to Chicago Milwaukee and Murfreesboro on loyalty and anniversary events.
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NEW York
Douglas MacArthur
Courtney Whitney
Whitney
Newsm
Waldorf- Astoria
MacArthur
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Henry H. Luce
Horace W. B. Donegan
Arthur
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Yankee Stadium
San Francisco
Thomas
Christ
Lord
God
Taft
Luce
Waldorf-Astoria
Six Billion Fliers and Enlisted Strength Slated for 1952
Six billion fliers and 600,800 enlisted men on active duty were cited. The Marine Corps was described to the committee as at least three to four times stronger today than a year ago. Air Force officials said they plan to have 87 combat wings in operation by June 30 and 95 wings late in 1952.
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Marine Corps
Air Force
Mennonite Church Suspends Services This Week
Trenton church announces no Sunday or week services at Mennonite Church due to a temporary pause. Rev and Mrs J E Amstutz attend a La Convention in Berne.
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Trenton
J. E. Amstutz
Berne
President Truman urged to seek another term in volatile debate
In Washington the push for a new term for President Truman arises amid bitter Democratic Republican clashes over Asia policy and Korea. Gov. W Kerr Scott backs a second term linking Truman's stance to Korea strategy while Republicans push to attack Truman's plan, with MacArthur’s broadened war aims fueling the feud. Senators Lehman McMahon Taft and McCarthy trade barbs as debate intensifies.
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W. Kerr Scott
North Carolina
Truman
Scott
MacArthur
Senate Party
Korea
Capehart
R-Ind
Lehman
D-Lib- NY
Humphrey
D-Minn
McMahon
D-Conn
Welker
Idaho
Taft
Oicio
GOP
McCarthy
R-Wis
State Department
Carlisle-A Junior Garden Club Forms Monday
Carlisle A junior garden club was organized Monday with officers to be elected at the May meeting. The piece notes corn as the United States' most important crop per the Encyclopedia Britannica.
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Carlisle
United States
Fuel Equipment Dealers Fear Gas Freeze Response
COLUMBUS AP The Ohio Utilities Commission heard a warning that a total freeze on installing new or converting gas space heating equipment would cause widespread disruption. W H Callahan of Cincinnati Williamson Heater Co warned that surging demand from buyers and dealers would drive installations without permits. The commission weighs evidence as Ohio Fuel Gas seeks a complete installation freeze while Columbia Gas officials push to bring more gas into the state, with no date given.
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Columbus
State Utilities Commission
W. H. Callahan
Cincinnati
Williamson Heater Company
Cincinnati Gas Equipment Dealers’ Association
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Columbia Gas System
Ohio
Cecil J. Loomis
New York
Crime Inquiry Extended Targets Narcotics Probe
The Senate crime investigators extended their probe with a $100,000 boost and an extra four months focused on narcotics trafficking. Senator Kefauver will relinquish chairmanship to Senator O'Conor, as the panel aims to finish its findings and legislative recommendations for Senate Monday.
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Washington
Senate
Kefauver
Dtenn
O’conor
D-Md
Commerce Committee
O'Conor
Portsmouth High Names 2 Coaches
Portsmouth High School has named two new coaches. Chris Stefan, 27, a 1949 Ohio University graduate, becomes football coach succeeding Bill Hess who moved to Ohio State University as guard coach. George Heller, 30, is named Trojan basketball coach, replacing Bill Rohr at Miami University. Heller previously served two years as Portsmouth assistant basketball and football coach.
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Portsmouth
Chris Stefan
Portsmouth High School
Ohio University
Stefan
Bill Hess
Ohio State University
Board of Education
George Heller
Trojan
Heller
Western Kentucky Teachers College
Bill Rohr
Miami University
Slayer Loses Bid to Postpone Ohio Execution
Morell Eakins, 34, of Cincinnati, yesterday lost his bid to delay his Friday electrocution in Columbus. He was convicted of the first degree murder of his common-law wife Marguerite Jordan a year ago and sought a stay to appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Columbus
Morell Eakins
Cincinnati
Ohio Supreme Court
Eakins
Marguerite Jordan
U. S. Supreme Court
Trenton Church Plans Revivals
Revival services at Nazarene Church run April 25 to May 6 each evening at 7 30 with Evangelist J Lester Seel as speaker Mrs Seel and their son provide instrumental and vocal numbers and Mrs Seel will perform chalk art on a lighted easel
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Trenton
the Nazarene Church
J. Lester Seel
Junior Leadership Officers Take Over At Eaton Meeting
New officers of the Preble County Junior Leadership Club led a meeting at the Eaton Grange Hall with Paul Jergens as president and Charles Cox as vice president. A skating party was planned for May 16 at the Elms in Eaton and the next gathering set for May 3.
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Eaton
Preble County
the Elms
Junior Fair Board
Eaton Grange Hall
Lois Jurgens
Franklin Playgrounds Programs Begin June 4
Franklin recreation groups start an eight week program at three playgrounds on June 4. Activities include softball crafts baseball and tennis with supervision at North Field Harmon Field and Anthony Wayne to be named. Two boys baseball teams will practice at Anthony Wayne School and league games run evenings Saturdays. Fees drop to 5 per team with teams providing their own gear. association supplies fields and umpires. Harmon Field nets swings updated at Legion court and Hare mon Field shuffleboard court converted to basketball.
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Franklin
Milo Fealy
The
Franklin Recreation Association
Margaret Dean
North Field
Mary Bartlett
Harmon Field
Anthony Wayne
Wayne Playground
Legion Court
Haremon Field
Harrison resigns as defense chief to return to ITT
W H Harrison resigns as Defense Production Administrator effective May 1 for personal reasons and to resume his post as president of International Telephone and Telegraph. He cites progress in rearmament programs and material supply. Speculation on his successor points to John D Small, chairman of the defense department’s munitions board.
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Washington
W.H. Harrison
White House
Harrison
Truman
International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation
John D. Small
Defense Department
Munitions Board
Gratis Leoni Youngs Weekend Visit In Germantown
Gratis CRATIS-Leoni Young visited with her sister in Germantown over the weekend. The Rev. and Mrs. George H. Jones and Ethel Smith visited with Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Smith Melva, Jessie and Leri Dull visited Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dull Sunday, Mrs. Ralph Dull, Lois and Doris attended a piano recital in Eaton Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Butts announce the birth of twin boys born Friday at Mercy Hospital. Mrs. Pearl Smith attended church services Sunday. Miss Leoni Young has been ill this week, Mrs. Marvin Willis and daughter have been ill. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Duncan announce the birth of a son last week. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Frazier were guests over the weekend, Burril Apple returned to work Tuesday after illness.
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Leoni Young
Germantown
George H. Jones
Ethel Smith
Pearl Smith
Melva
Jessie
Leri Dull
Ralph Dull
Lois
Doris
Eaton
Jess Butts
Mercy Hospital
Marvin Willis
Donald Duncan
Carl Frazier
Mothers Club to Meet at Irene Churchman Home
Members of the Mothers Club will convene Wednesday at Mrs Irene Churchman’s residence. The article notes a fact about atmospheric pressure: the normal weight of air above one square inch at sea level is 15 pounds.
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Jacksonburg
Mothers Club
Irene Churchman
Preble County War Veterans Buy New HQ in Eaton
Preble County Memorial Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, announces the purchase of a concrete building on County Road between Route 127 and Ex edge for post headquarters. The site, bought from Brubaker Bros., will be remodeled for post business and social affairs. Commander A. L. Campbell Jr. will install newly elected officers at the Monday night installation at the new headquarters.
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Eaton — Preble County Memorial Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Glen L. Crowell
County Rd
Paris Rd
Brubaker Bros., Incorporated
A. L. Campbell, Jr
Carlisle Player Named AIFE Star in Ohio All Star Pick
Carlisle High School guard Gene Fogle was the lone Class B player chosen for the Ohio State All Star team to meet Kentucky on June 21 and 23. He also earned a spot on the State Mythical Championship Class B team by United Press.
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Carlisle
Gene Fogle
Carlisle High School
Kentucky
Gene
United Press
Ill at home George Larsson still ill in Greenbush
Mr and Mrs Frank Ehler attended funeral services for Stanley Swartz Sunday. Mr and Mrs Clarence Eckhardt attended their discussion group meeting Wednesday. Mr and Mrs James Nesbit entertained friends Saturday evening. Visitors to Jake Vette included Frank Ehler Kelley Adams John Snyder and Mrs Charles Friend. Gary Hammons wed Susan Slade Saturday in Hamilton with Rev A N Green to lead church services this week.
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Gary Hammons
Susan Slade
Hamilton
A. N. Green
Missionary Society Meeting Set at Church Thursday
Members of the Missionary Society of World Service of the Evangelical United Brethren Church will meet Thursday at 2 p.m. in the social room of the church with Mrs. Helen Sipey as hostess.
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Jacksonburg
Missionary Society of World Service
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Helen Sipey
Ameri can Legion to convene regular meeting in Germantown
The American Legion will hold its regular meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. at the Legion Hall in Germantown.
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Germantown
American Legion
Legion Hall
Notice of Davis as Franklin correspondent
Robert Davis is named the Journal's Franklin correspondent and will receive all news and social items. Contact Davis at Franklin 339 to forward material to the newspaper.
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Robert Davis
Journal
Franklin
Davis
Taft to Address Franklin Men's Club Meeting
Charles Taft, prominent Cincinnati attorney and councilman, will speak at a Franklin Men's Club meeting on Monday April 30. Dinner at 7 p.m. in the American Legion Home. Reservations through James Dunn Jr Schenck Simpson or J B Cafferty. American Legion sponsors. Dunn presides.
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Franklin
Charles 2. Taft
Cincinnati
Franklin Men’s Club
American Legion
James Dunn, Jr
Schenck Simpson
J. B. Cafferty
Dunn
Carpenter and friends visit in Woodsdale area
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Carpenter return from honeymoon in the South. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shouse and family of Dayton visited Mrs. Walter Lickliter. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sprague of Dayton spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Carpenter. Mr. and Mrs. George Wolf and family visited Mr. and Mrs. John Haag and family. Andrew Olinger visited Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Olinger.
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Woodsdale
Luther Carpenter
South
Floyd Shouse
Dayton
Walter Lickliter
Ernest Sprague
Louis Carpenter
George Wolf
John Haag
Andrew Olinger
Ernest Olinger
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