Pearson McCarthy Feud Shunted to Justice Department
The Army disclosed it has turned the Pearson McCarthy feud over to the Justice Department for further investigation. Columnist Drew Pearson and Senator Joseph McCarthy accused each other of disclosing secret military information from dispatches. Secretary Pace reported the initial Army probe had negative results and that both letters between Pace and Pearson were made public.
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Army
Pearson-McCarthy
Justice Department
Drew Pearson
Joseph McCarthy
R-Wis
Sense Department
Pearson
Frank Pace, Jr
McCarthy
Korea
MacArthur
Pace
Rmy
Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Peyton Ford
MacCarthy
Peaston
Pentagon
Hadacol Enthusiasm From Illinois Woman
Mrs. L Crifasti of 327 N 14th St reports strong relief from stomach distress after taking Hadacol a tonic containing vitamins B1 B2 Niacin and iron. She says emotional indigestion vanished and she feels elated by the improved condition. Copyright 1953 The LeBlanc Corp
McCarthy Leak Claims Stir Pentagon Code Debate
The dispute centers on Senator McCarthy publishing what Pearson says is a secret Korea war report and a daily intelligence summary. Pace clarifies no authorization exists for disclosure, while McCarthy presses for action on leaks and questions Marine Corps reserve status.
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McCarthy
Senate
Pearson
Defense Department
MacArthur
Far East
Korea
Marine Corps
Department of Defense
Senator McCarthy
Army
Duchin Ashes to Be Scattered at Sea
Eddy Duchin the pianist and naval officer dies at 41 in New York. His body was cremated in Ferncliffe, Westchester County, and his ashes will be scattered at sea per family wishes, likely by naval vessel or plane. Funeral services were held with notable attendees and a five sailor honor guard.
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New York
Eddy Duchin
Duchin
Ferncliffe
N. Y
Westchester County
Campbell
America
Navy
Akron man found shot. sheriff suspects self‑inflicted death
The Cuyahoga Falls resident Charles W. Brees, 45, manager in the B F Goodrich textile division, was found dead in a thicket with a neck wound. Deputies say they believe death was by his own action but no motive is evident. In New Zealand bone findings reveal the extinct moa reached about 14 feet in height.
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Akron
Charles W. Brees
Brees
Cuyahoga Falls
B. F. Goodrich Company
New Zealand
Rail Walkout Cost 100 000 Tons Of Steel
The sickness strike of railroad switchmen and gas shortages due to cold weather cut steel ingots by 100000 tons last week. American mills operated at 97 percent capacity, down 4.5 points from the prior week. Regional declines include Cleveland and New England, with prices and ceilings adjusted by the Office of Price Stabilization.
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Cleveland
Steel Magazine
American Mills
Cleveland Distri
New England
Detroit
Pennsylvania
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Metalworking Journal
Cincinnati
Youngstown
Buffalo
Far West
Birmingham
Wheeling
Ohio Methodist Bishop Werner Broadcast Reaches Millions
More than 500000 Ohio Methodists heard Bishop Hazen G. Werner via a 15 minute message carried by 30 stations. The transcription from the Mediterranean area reached about 3 million listeners as all Ohio churches united for the first time by a single broadcast urging Christians to spread the Gospel and influence international events.
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Columbus
Ohio
Expect 500000 To Answer Plea For Blood Donors
New York AP CBS says the Red Cross expects half a million blood donors to respond to an appeal broadcast Friday night on 173 radio stations. 14 741 people in 123 communities pledged blood within 24 hours of the broadcast. The call, described as the only war ingredient CBS employees nationwide joined in supporting.
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Columbia Broadcasting System
Red Cross
CAB
Ty Wee Cbs
New For
Legion leader backs staying at 38th parallel in Korea
Bruce P. Henderson of Warren Ohio, head of the American Legion security committee, urges the UN to contain Chinese Communists in Korea and build up forces in Europe. He says there is no point in crossing the 38th parallel or bombing China. Henderson spoke at Euclid post during the 13th Legion district council spring conference.
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Cleveland
United Nations
Korea
Europe
Bruce P. Henderson
Warren
American Legion National Security Committee
38Th Parallel
China
Henderson
13Th Legion District Council
Euclid Post
Courthouse Closes for Lincoln's Birthday Observance
Butler County courthouse closed Monday per county commissioners in observance of Lincoln's Birthday. All departments affected by the order.
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Butler County
Lincoln
Liquor Clerks Seek Across-the-Board Pay Raise
Ohio liquor store clerks press for higher pay with starting wages at $176 monthly and managers at $300. Local 1114 rep Sam Perri says a rally will support a bill by State Senator Mark McElroy to raise wages across the board by $34 to $85 monthly.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Sam Perri
Ermoploves
AFL
Mark McElroy
Cuyahoga
Early Antarctic Expedition under Wilkes Ships
The United States sponsored an Antarctic expedition in 1938 under Lieut. Charles Wilkes. The voyage went to Norfolk and lasted about one year, yielding many important discoveries.
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United States
Lieut
Charles Wilkes
Norfolk,ees
Probate Notes From Butler County Appointments and Debts
The estate of Gloria Fisher McFarland of Middletown lists one acre valued at 5840.29 with Warren C McFarland as administrator. In Amelia Bruck’s estate Hamilton, inheritance tax 167.48 is levied on John C Bruck, cross value 22668.34 not sane for tax purposes at 21748.24. Sadie Cassidy named administrator for Jesse W Cassidy of Lemon Township with estimated realty 4000.
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Gloria Fisher McFarland
Middletown
Warren CcFarland
John C. Bruck
Amelia Bruck
Hamilton
Sadie Cassidy
Jesse W. Cassidy
Lemon Township
Divorce Suits Filed in Middletown and Ferndale
Hubert Snowden of Middletown sues Sarah Gill Snowden of Eldorado Ark for willful absence. Yvonne Tharpe a minor of Hamilton sues Samson Tharpe of Ferndale Mich for neglect and willful absence.
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Hubert Snowden
Walnut St
Middletown
Sarah Gill Snowden
Eldorado
Ark
Yvonne Tharpe
Hamilton
Samson Tharpe
Ferndale
Mich
Divorces Granted in Multiple Local Filings
Sophia Lemp of Hamilton sues William Lemp for cruelty in a divorce granted by Judge F B Cramer. Bessie Kendel of Danville seeks divorce from Daniel Kendel for cruelty under Judge P P. Mildred Hydler of West Middleton is granted divorce from Edward J for neglect and cruelty in Judge K Cullen’s court. C willful absence cited for Alma Elizabeth Sorrell from Edward Stanton Sorrell in Middletown under Judge Cramer. Julianna Privette of Hamilton seeks divorce from Norman Privette for neglect under Judge Boll.
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Sophia Lemp
Hamilton
William Lemp
F. B. Cramer
Bessie Kendel
Daniel Kendel
P. P
Mildred Hydler
West Middletown
Edward J
K. Cullen B. Sparks
Middletown
Frances Sparks
Travelers Rest
Judge Cramer
Alma Elizabeth Sorrell
Edward Stanton Sorrell
Julianna Privette
Norman Privette
Judge Boll
Sawyer to Speak to Dayton Chamber of Commerce
Sawyer will address the Dayton Chamber of Commerce tomorrow. His talk will be broadcast on a national CBS radio hookup starting at 10 30 p m, said Harry Hall executive vice president of the chamber.
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Dayton Chamber of Commerce
Sawyer
CBS
Harry Hall
Chamber
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