Johnson And MacArthur Become Issues In Campaign
Washington(AP) two top military men from opposite parties have emerged as campaign issues. MacArthur faces scrutiny over Truman’s cancellation of his Far East policy statement and his ties to Korea. Johnson, a veteran politician, heads the defense department feuding with State over Asia policy and unified military plans. Johnson’s career includes West Virginia politics and defense posts, while MacArthur remains a five star general with vast Pacific and Oriental experience shaping his public image.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Louis Johnson
MacArthur
Truman
Far East
Formosa
Johnson
Rotary of State
Dean Acheson
Macaarthur
GOP
West Point
Army
Navy
Air Force
United Nations
Defense Department
Pentagon
Pacific
Orient
Philippines
France
United States
West Virginia
House of Representatives
Democratic Party
Democratic National Committee
James Forrestal
New York City
Harry Woodring
Roosevelt
Henry L. Stimson
John L. Sullivan
Capitol
Francis P. Matthews
Omaha
Matthews
State Department
Department
Acheson
HADACOL Promises Relief by Treating Cause of Neuritis
An Ohio man Henry Angel reports chronic neuritis pain improved after using Hadacol. The ad touts Hadacol as correcting deficiencies and claims widespread relief, urging others to start taking it today.
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Mr. Anthamatten
South 32Nd West Ave
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Mabel Kitchen
Amsterdam
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mrs. Kitchen
Mr. Henry Angel
RD No
Springfield
Hada
GE Dickering For Lustren's Old Building
A Reconstruction Finance Corporation official confirmed GE has expressed interest in buying the defunct Lustron Corporation plant in Columbus. Talks with Lustron’s Schenectady, New York partner are preliminary and the RFC official did not specify GE’s intended use. The Columbus prefabricated housing firm is in receivership and idle since last spring.
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Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
General Electric Company
Lustron Corporation
Columbus
RFC
Schenectady, N.Y
Cleveland masseur sued for 25 thousand dollars
In Cleveland, masseur Vincent J. Kuika faces a $25,000 lawsuit from Sarah Gross alleging illegal medical practice after paying $1,020 for treatment over 27 months, yielding only pain and mental anguish. Kuika is set to be tried September 21 on the charge.
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Cleveland
Sarah Gross
Vincent J. Kuika
Kuwka
Brown Says U S Not Prepared For Grave Danger
Rep. Clarence J. Brown of Blanchester told the Junior Order, United American Mechanics state convention in Dayton that the United States is not prepared for the grave danger facing the nation at home and abroad. He blamed the Truman administration for incompetence in attaining peace or preparing for war.
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Dayton
Clarence J. Brown
Blanchester
United States
Truman
Brown
United American Mechanics
Greene and Ladd Amend Partnership Certificate
The Greene and Brock partnership formed in 1930 with amended certificates dated 1930 1931 1932 1934 1938 1949 votes to amend and rename to Greene and Ladd. General partners John Bradley Greene Harry T Greene Delano W Ladd and limited partner D T Brown. The partnership commences August 1 1950 and continues to May 31 1951 with yearly renewals subject to three month notice. Jurats by notaries in Ohio and New York dated August 10 1950. Notice of appointment in Case 25106 Estate of Herbert S Miller with First National Bank of Middletown as administrator. Claims must be filed within four months.
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Greene & Ladd
Greene & Brock
Recorder
Montgomery County
Ohio
John Bradley Greene
City of Oakwood
Harry T. Greene
Delano W. Ladd
Plainfield
New Jersey
D. T. Brown
City of
Oakwood
A.D
John B
Dayton
A. D
S C. F. Hoffman
F. Hoffman
State OF
New York
N. Y
S. Frank Zimmerman
Frank Zimmerman
State of New York
Kings County
Clerk's and Register's Office Commission
Herbert 8. Miller
First National Bank of
Middletown
W.W.A
Herbert S. Miller
Butler County
Oscar R. Leiser
Walter R. Bender
Lawyers face charges over unfair workmen's fees
In Columbus AP report two men allege 50 percent attorney fees on workers compensation were excessive. Abe Knight and John Leake seek refunds as the State Utilities Commission weighs fair fee standards, with a decision due in about ten days. Knight cites $625 in fees on a $1,250 award and Leake challenges a $300 charge on a $600 award. A tiny radio transmitter for ditched airmen is also described.
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Columbus
Touay
State Utilities Commission
Abe C. Knight
John Leake
Hopewell
Zanesville
Jones Motor Sales, Inc
Knight
Sation
Thomas A. Joseph
Clyde R. Elliott
Joseph
Elliott
Leake
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Swap Shop
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Kruger
Ottumwa
Iowa
Marilyn Sue
The
LeBlanc Corporation
Lustren
Masseur
U. Ss
Certificate OF Amendment
Pick UP & Delivery Service
Ulrich Dry Cleaners
Oeom
Undies
Au Can Mee Ed
Airpla
Main St
Horseshoe
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