Ohio Doctor Discovers Ulcer Cure
BUENOS AIRES AP Dr Max Thorek chief surgeon at the American Hospital in Chicago described reviving a woman after 19 minutes of heart stoppage during abdominal surgery. He noted the 1948 case as the first where circulation was restored after anesthesia. A second speaker, Dr John T Goorley of Galion Ohio, reported a hormone drug from pregnant mare urine showing 60 percent cures and 20 percent improvements for gastrointestinal ulcers in 32 cases at the Buenos Aires Institute.
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Ohio Receives Safety Award in National Traffic Contest
Ohio won first place among larger states in the 1949 national traffic safety information contest. Gov. Frank Lausche received a plaque from Lew Wallace of the National Safety Council. Ohio earned its second straight plaque, competing against California Illinois Indiana Michigan New York Pennsylvania and Texas.
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National Safety Council Today
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Lew Wallace
California
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
New York
Pennsylvania
Texas
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State Highway Department
Marines advance with M26 tanks in Korean push
Americans face heavy fire as Marines land with M26 tanks and 99 mm guns in a bold coastal assault. Flames throwers and bazookas bolster the push as MacArthur calls it the war’s most critical moment. Reds strike with renewed tanks while UN forces probe to cut supply lines and seize Mokpo Yasu.
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Pusan
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North Korea
U. S
United Nations
Korea
Truman urges deep cuts in non-defense spending
President Truman calls for heavy reductions in non-defense government outlays and pushes for an excess profits tax to curb war profits. George forecast an excess profits levy on 1951 corporate income but says action can wait until January.
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Bolton Calls Civilian Defense Program Very Effective
Rep. Bolton of Ohio described a civilian defense program as very effective in a Washington briefing. He emphasized potential community readiness, rapid response capability, and coordinated federal state and local actions to protect civilians.
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Rep. Bolton
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Guard Units Identified for Active Duty Call Up
Washington AP four National Guard divisions and two regimental combat teams were named for active duty. The 28th Pennsylvania 40th California 43rd Connecticut Vermont Rhode Island and 45th Oklahoma divisions will train at Camp Atterbury Camp Cook Camp Pickett and Camp Polk respectively. The 196th South Dakota Combat Team goes to Camp Carson and the 278th Tennessee unit to Fort Devens.
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Oklahoma
Truman Opposes Knowland Social Security Amendment
President Truman pressed House leaders to strike a Knowland amendment limiting the Labor Secretary's power to withhold unemployment funds from states not meeting federal standards. White House briefings indicated hopes to eliminate or revise the provision, amid Senate threats to veto if the measure reaches his desk.
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White House
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Calif
Moe Cormack
Senate
Lucas
Ill
Taft to Speak at Morgan County Field Day
Sen Robert A Taft and author farmer Louis Bromfield will headline the Morgan County Field Day program in McConnelsville next Monday. Chairman Delmar M Glenn announced their attendance while Gov Frank J Lausche said he cannot attend.
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Robert A. Taft
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Louis Bromfield
Mansfield
Morgan County
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Frank J. Lausche
Acheson Pushes Spain Loan Provision in Package Bill
The Senate approved Spain loan provisions in a foreign aid package by 65 to 15. Sponsors argue Spain’s strategic value and anti-Communist stance. Morse and others oppose, calling it a bribe to Franco. House action pending, potential expansion to broader arms aid and bases in Spain are discussed. Bridges floated widening aid to include bases for quick Russian attack response.
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Explorer Hubbard Killed in Arctic Plane Crash
Col. Charles Joseph Hubbard a 48 year old Arctic explorer and former Harvard football star died with eight Canadians when their plane crashed about 500 miles from the North Pole The Weather Bureau announced the death yesterday and confirmed the casualties.
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Washington
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Harvard
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Hayes school principal takes two year political leave
Fremont AP reports Miss Esther Hardy, principal of Hayes school, granted a two year leave of absence to devote full time to politics. Hardy, a Republican, serves in the State House of Representatives and seeks a second term.
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Esther Hardy
Hayes School
House of Representatives
Woman Burned In Cleveland Fire Drives 70 To Street
Mrs Wanda Boyer 35 suffered critical burns when a blaze hit a brick apartment building in Cleveland early today. About 70 residents fled into the street as the fire ripped through her suite and caused extensive damage to the unit.
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Wanda Boyer
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Nearly ready for an announcement by security board
The National Security Resources Board nears public release with intent to mobilize resources. A female official notes women will play a significant role in the program's implementation.
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National Security Resources Board
DuPont Firm Selected For Atomic Work
Washington AP Tthe government selects DuPont to design build and operate facilities to produce materials for atomic weapons or fuels for power The AEC calls the project advance design and essential to speed atomic energy progress Officials emphasize no direct reference to the H bomb while Senator McMahon pushes for broader A and H bomb programs than Truman's plan
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Atomic Energy Commission
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McMahon
D. Conn
Capitol Hill
Lausche Asked To Probe Strike
Gov. Lausche said he would look into a UAW strike at Cornwell Quality Tool Company in Akron ongoing since May 11. A company telegram claimed Summit County sheriffs failed to enforce court orders. Company and union officials are meeting with a federal conciliator to resolve the dispute.
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U. S. Steel Orders Four New Vessels
United States Steel assets announce immediate ship construction to boost Great Lakes ore and limestone movement. Irving S. Olds notes action as part of defense emergency. Pittsburgh Steamship to build three 18,000 ton bulk ore carriers and Bradley Transportation to add one similar self unloading vessel.
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Irving S. Olds
U. S. Steel
Pittsburgh Steamship Company
Bradley Transportation Company
Public concern over subversives in Ohio and Korea
Attorney General warns of grave danger from subversive activities citing the Korean crisis and testimony on Ohio Communists before the House Un American Activities Committee. He asserts infiltration by Communists and fellow travelers in the United States and Ohio, naming Gus Hall and Frank Hashmall among leaders.
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House un-American Activities Committee
Korea
United States
Washington
Gus Hall
Frank Hashmall
Senate seeks price wage powers for Truman amid debate
Senate group debated granting President Truman authority to enforce price and wage controls. Chairman Maybank urged approval as the anti hoarding provisions of the bill bar stockpiling beyond normal needs and resale at inflated prices, with penalties up to 10000 dollars and one year imprisonment. No current text yet on rent controls though Truman may seek authority to restore ceilings if conditions warrant.
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Facing Capture exposes Koreans killing themselves
TOKYO AP reports an American intelligence officer says no Red Korean officers above lieutenant rank were captured. He notes they typically commit hara kiri before arrest, marking the first high official acknowledgment of self-inflicted death in the face of capture.
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Brannan Blames Speculators for Rising Prices
Secretary Brannan accuses profit minded speculators in farm and food products of inflating prices to hurt the economy and war effort. He cites a surge in futures trading since the Korean War and urges curbs to excessive speculation to stabilize markets.
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Brannan
Commodity Exchange Administration
Sweeney to Decide Springfield Precinct Registration
Secretary of State Charles F. Sweeney will be asked to break a Clark County election board deadlock over precinct registration for November. The board tied 2-2 as Democrats push opening polling places a day early to boost registrations while Republicans say it would be too costly. Atty Gen Herbert S. Duffy announced Sheldon D. Clark of East Cleveland as assistant attorney general to handle workmen's compensation cases. Clark previously worked as a reporter for the Cleveland Plain Dealer and led the Ohio Kentucky chapter of the National Association of Securities Dealers decades ago.
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Charles F. Sweeney
Clark County Election Board
Columbus
Herbert S. Duffy
Sheldon D. Clark
East Cleveland
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Kentucky
National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
Lausche Tours Ohio Fairs On Local Campaign Swing
Governor Frank Lausche continued his Ohio tour visiting the Scioto County Fair in Lucasville this afternoon and the Green County Fair at Xenia tonight as part of his campaign itinerary.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Scioto County
Lucasville
Green County
Xenia
Nesbitt dies at 72 longtime Cincinnati Paper leader
Albert T. Nesbitt 72 chaired the Cincinnati Paper and Cordage Co board in Dayton. He died at his home after a brief illness, authorities said. Nesbitt led the company in Dayton and had a prominent role in local business circles. He previously served on several civic and industry boards. Funeral arrangements were not immediately announced.
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Albert T. Nesbitt
Cincinnati Paper and Cordage Company
Redding Nominated By Truman For Postmaster General
John M. Jack Redding publicity director for the Democratic National Committee was nominated by President Truman today as assistant Postmaster General in a White House announcement. The move places Redding in a senior role within the Postal Service as part of the administration’s personnel changes.
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Washington
John M
Jack) Redding
Democratic National Committee
Truman
Soldier killed at Fort Meade identified as Private William H. Drummond
The body of 30 year old Private William H. Drummond of Steubenville Ohio was sent home for burial after being shot outside a dormitory at Fort Meade by a woman civilian employee. Drummond served in the 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment.
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Fort Meade, MD
Steubenville
Public Information Office
William H. Drummond
3Rd Armored Cavalry Regiment
Northwest plane lands safely after gear defect
A Northwest Airlines Martin 2 0 2 aircraft landed safely at 11 45 a m Central Standard Time after circling Minneapolis for one hour forty five minutes due to a defective landing gear.
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