British Arrive to Join UN Fight in Korea
British ground troops in jungle dress landed from the carrier Unicorn at a port in South Korea to join the United Nations force. Scots and Londoners formed the first British fighting contingent, cheerful and ready, as they marched to the front amid cheering Americans and local officials.
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Hal Boyle
Don Whitehead
British Commonwealth
United Nations
London
Unicorn
Ceylon
Glen Aurel Highlanders
Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders
Britain
Hong Kong
Ian Bell
Paisley
Scotland
Robert Murray
Glasgow
Korea
Pfc
William J. Stanahan
Boston
Nils Malbert
Waterbury
Conn
New Guinea
Virgil Miller
Circleville
Taft Slams Democrats In Ohio Swing Rally Tour
Senator Robert A. Taft spoke to crowds in Adams Brown and Clermont Counties condemning the Truman era foreign policy and urging a new Congress to oust Communists. He warned that wavering defense plans could spark a third world war and questioned spending on defense since the $50 Seeker. He planned a major Youngstown rally to conclude his rural tour.
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Cincinnati
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Youngstown
Adams, Brown
Clermont
Taft
Georgetown
Brown County
Ece
Clermont County
Batavia
Truman
Russia
South Korea
Manchester
Adams County
Lausche Denies Ordering Murder Probe In Medina Case
Gov. Frank J. Lausche says he did not order an investigation into the Medina carhop murder case. He says he merely asked the Pardon and Parole Commission to give a request for a review due consideration.
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Lausche
Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Medina
Clarke C. Hill
Jeanette Weimer
Court of Last Resort
Emile Reiss
Pardon and Parole Commission
Percy Lowery
Hill
Medina County
William G. Batchelder, Jr
Reiss
College Student Shoots Himself at Baldwin Wallace
A Baldwin Wallace College senior, Carl W. Bayreuther, 21, of New Bedford Mass, was found dead in the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity bathroom in Berea with a bullet wound to the eye and a small target revolver nearby. Berea Police Chief August L. Yanke said the cause was unclear whether suicide or accidental discharge, with coroner Dr. Samuel R. Gerber to determine. Bayreuther died at Berea Community Hospital after roommate Edward Merkle, 21, found him.
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Cleveland
Baldwin-Wallace College
August L. Yanke
Berea
Carl W. Bayreuther
New Bedford Mass
Samuel R. Gerber
Cuyahoga County
Bayreuther
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Robbery at Reily store cracks safe for $200
Matthew Fichter found a break in early Sunday at the Reily store of Matthew and William Fichter. The safe was blown open with nitro glycerin, $200 seized, $150 damage, and a marriage license stolen while two other doors were left ajar for alarm-proof escape. Deputies Mahatha and Fritz investigated.
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Matthew
William Fichter
Reily
Bot Fichter
Matthew Fichter
Sheriff's
al Mahatha
Louis Fritz
Emily Hammond
Eva Webb
Mahatha
Injured Woman Dies After Two Car Collision Near West Milton
Mrs Elia Nickel aged 70 of West Milton Miami County was fatally injured in a two car crash near West Milton last night. Her husband John Nickel, 71, suffered a possible skull fracture.
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Dayton
Elia Nickel
West Milton
Miami County
John
Friends Paint House For Man Called To Arms
Marion, AP Karl Kurz, 24, of the Air Force Inactive Reserve was ordered to active duty September 3. On Sunday six friends, five former GIs, painted his six room house in four hours to clear the way for his mobilization.
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Marion
Karl Kurz
Kurz
Air Force
Mutual Is Sued For 1 250 000 Over Copy Of Meet the Press
Lawrence Spivak and Martha Rountree, producers of Meet the Press, sue Mutual Broadcasting System in New York State Supreme Court for 1 250 000 claiming Mutual replaced their program with Reporters Roundup less than a week after dropping Meet the Press on August 4. They say Meet the Press began in 1944 with newspaper style interviews of prominent figures and that Mutual canceled last May despite an end-1952 contract. Named with Mutual are Crowell-Collier Publishing and General Teleradio, alleged to help produce the new program.
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New York
Lawrence Spivak
Martha Rountree
Meet the Press
Mutual Broadcasting System
Mutual
State Supreme Court
Spivak
Miss Rountree
Crowell - Callie P Pblishing Company
General Teleradio
Firing of Akron Employes Upheld
AKRON AP The city Civil Service Commission upheld suspensions and firings from the municipal service ranks after a strike by Akron workers. Austin Thompson and Glen Harvey were dismissed from the United Public Workers Ind union, while Howard Danner and William Smyers had been ordered discharged by Mayor Charles Slusser and were reinstated with 30 day suspensions. A court order had ended the walkout by banning piketing and returning workers to duty.
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AKRON
Civil Service Commission
Austin Thompson
United Public Workers
Ind
Glen Harvey
Charles E. Slusser
Howard Danner
William Smyers
Service Department
CED Urges Swift Tax Plan To Curb Military Spending
The Committee for Economic Development calls for a rapid tax and save program to counter inflation from defense outlays projected at 30 to 35 billion dollars annually within a year. It urges Congress to pass the mobilization act, Truman’s 5 billion tax boost, a major savings bond drive by Thanksgiving, and to cut non military spending while avoiding price and wage controls. A watchdog panel would root out hoarding and speculation.
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Washington
Committee For Economic Development
Congress
Truman
Treasury
Benefit Payments to Show Increase in Ohio
October checks for 190,959 residents receiving old age or survivors benefits will rise under the new Social Security law signed by President Truman. Notices of the increase will be mailed in the next few days. In Ohio, total monthly payments are expected to grow from 4,141,889 in August to 7,440,359. The law will bring under Social Security about 23,000 agricultural workers, 242,000 non farm self-employed persons, and 46,200 domestic workers starting January.
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Cleveland
Federal Security Agency
Ohio
Judge Upholds Racing Board Rules in Ohio Appeal
Common Pleas Judge Joseph M. Clifford ruled the State Racing Commission rules on totalizers and pool distributions valid. Beulah Park Jockey Club had appealed after two years of protest, claiming the commission required tracks three-quarters of a mile or longer to install totalizers for betting and govern win place and show pools.
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Columbus
Beulah Park Jockey Club
State Racing Commission
Common Pleas
Joseph M. Clifford
Ohio
Fountain Square Now Fish Stocked in Cincinnati
AP reports Fountain Square in Cincinnati was stocked with about 20 small bass. City property maintenance superintendent Ewin Potts said a man dumped contents of two cans into the fountain last Thursday night and fled. The bass are four to five inches long and not a meal.
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Cincinnati
Fountain Square
Tyler Davidson Fontain
City Property Maintenance
Eewin Potts
Montpelier seeks better phone service to aid police
Montpelier, a Williams County village, asks the Ohio Associated Telephone Co to improve service after police chief spent 40 minutes trying to reach the sheriff and highway patrol in Bryan, 11 miles away, to report a car theft and pursue suspects.
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Columbus
Williams County
Montpelier
Ohio Associated Telephone Company
Public Utilities Commission
Bryan
Probers Urge Suspension Of Miami Sheriff Sullivan
The Greater Miami crime commission asks Gov. Fuller Warren to suspend Dade County Sheriff Jimmy Sullivan citing evidence from county grand juries and federal probes. It praises Warren for action against corruption but cites deplorable conditions in Dade County and a passive stance enabling illicit gambling and racketeering.
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Miami, Fla
Fuller Warren
Jimmy Sullivan
Dade
Miami
Crime Commission of
Greater Miami
Crime Commission
Dade County
U.S. Senate
Warren
Sullivan
New Guard Unit May Be Formed
In Columbus Ohio Adjutant General Leo M Kreber says the Ohio National Guard is considering creating a 107th Cavalry unit at Wilmington. He noted officials await word on the formation and did not know when formal organization would be announced. Further details were withheld pending a final decision by the Ohio National Guard and the Department of Defense.
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Columbus
Leo M. Kreber
Ohio National Guard
107Th Cavalry
Wilmington
Kreber
Department of Defense
Stocks Rise Broadly on NYSE Amid Light Volume
A brisk but thinly traded session on the New York Stock Exchange saw widespread gains across major groups. Prices advanced from a few cents to over two dollars a share as steels and motors led the pickup, with rails rising to three fifty at one point as Nickel Plate helped lifts. Major movers included Santa Fe Union Pacific Southern Railway Texas Company Standard Oil NJ TWA U S Gypsum GE Du Pont Dow Chemical Anaconda Copper AT&T U S Steel Youngstown Sheet and Tube GM Chrysler Goodrich Douglas Admiral Zenith Philco.
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New York
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas Company
Standard Oil
TWA
U. S. Gypsum
General Electric
du Pont
Dow Chemical
Anaconda Copper
American Telephone
U. S. Steel
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
General Motors
Chrysler
Goodrich
Douglas Aircraft
Lockheed
Admiral Corporation
Zenith
Philco
Greene & la Admiral Corp
Ie Allied Stores
Amer
Armco Steel Corp
Armco
Baltimorean
Ohio
Bendix Aviation
Bethlem Steel
Greyhound
Goodrich Goodyear
Hiram Walker
Hudson Motors Inspiration
Kennecott
Kroger Taeeer
P. Lorillard
Marshall Field
Montgomery “Ward
Nash Kelvinator
National Cash Register
Newport Inc
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Ohio Oil Eee
Packard
SHULTZ Family Thanks After Father Joseph C. Shult Death
In sorrow the Shultz family thanks relatives and friends for kindness after the death of their father Joseph C. Shult. Special appreciation to Rev M E Clay for consoling words and to floral donors and Jos R Baker & Sons Funeral Home for services.
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E. R. Turner
Woodside Cemetery
Jos
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