New Red Proposal To Be Presented To Allies Saturday
Truce negotiators plan a full dress session to hear a nine point Communist plan for a postwar peace framework in Korea. U N negotiator Vice Admiral Joy and Gen Ridgway met in Tokyo with Gen Hull and Alexis Johnson. Staff officers report slight progress on prisoner exchange as both sides review remaining differences. Peiping radio accuses the Allies of stalling as Panmunjom talks continue.
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Munsan
Korea
Adm
C. Turner Joy
U. N
Tokyo
Matthew B. Ridgway
Ouliclass
Washington
Col
Don O. Darrow
U.N
Red
Joy
John E. Hull
Army
U. Alexis Johnson
Far East
Ridgway
Hull
George W. Hickman
Reds
Hickman
Darrow
Peiping
Red China
Chou En-lai
Asia
Noronic Claim Action Due in Cleveland Deadline Near
The 600 claimants in the Noronic ship disaster face a 2.15 million settlement offer deadline today at 4 45 p m EST. Clerk C B Watkins reports most responses are acceptances with a few rejections.
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Cleveland
Noronic
Federal Court Clerk
C. B. Watkins
Allied Guns Push Back Red Attack Above Mundung Valley
Allied big guns rained high explosive and fragment shells on Communist positions in Eastern Korea. A 15 minute barrage targeted Red forces above Mundung Valley as U N troops repelled the assault. An Allied officer said the attack aimed to split the main line, but the Reds retreated after a 49 minute fight.
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George A. McArthur
SEOUL
Korea
Mundung Valley
Northwest
Fifth Air Force
U. N
Carter
Extensive Probe Power For Morris Is Doubtful
President Truman seeks broad investigative powers for Newbold Morris to probe government corruption. The plan would allow immunity for witnesses and compel testimony and records, a move lawmakers call unprecedented. Congress traditionally issues subpoenas to committees, not to individuals, risking strong opposition.
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Morris
B. L. Livingstone
Washington
Truman
Newbold Morris
Capitol Hill
Congress
Executive
House
Senate
Rites for British monarch mark sorrow and grandeur
Britain bade farewell to George VI with a vast Windsor funeral and a nation in mourning. Queen Elizabeth II led the procession at age 25, as dignitaries from around the world attended a solemn service in St George's Chapel. A two-minute silence marked the hour as crowds watched on streets and in homes, while the royal family observed the final rites and the coffin lay in state.
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Eng
Britain
George VI
Elizabeth II
London
St. George’s Chapel
Windsor Palace
Duke of Windsor
George V
Dwight D. Eiseyiower
Hitler
Germany
Commonwealth
Westminster Hall
Paddington
Mary
Marlborough House
Duke of Glouster
Duke of Edinburgh
Duke of Kent
Lizabeth I
Queen Mother
Queen Mary
Norway Wins Gold Medal In Olympics
NOREFJEL Norway hosts the winter games as Stein Eriksen, a 24 year old Norwegian, streaks down the 2300 meter course to win the men's giant slalom in two minutes and 25 seconds, sending the nation to its first gold.
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Norefjel
Norway
Stein Eriksen
Mossadegh Aide Fatemi Shot At Tehran Cemetery
Hossein Fatemi, leading aide to Prime Minister Mossadegh, was shot and wounded by a Moslem terrorist at Shamron Cemetery near Tehran while addressing a crowd on the fifth anniversary of a nationalist martyr's death. Fatemi, former deputy premier, was taken to a Mossadegh hospital. condition unsafely described as not fatal. The Fedayan Islam group, which boasted of killing Ali Razmara, has threatened Mossadegh and followers amid security surrounds on Fatemi's residence.
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Tehran
Iran
Hossein Fatemi
Mohammed Mossadegh
Allah
Fatemi
Mossadegh
Gholam Hossein Mossadegh
Fedayan Islam
Ali Razmara
Nawab Safavi
National Front
Shamron
Army to release enlisted reserve after 20 to 24 months
The Army announced all enlisted Organized Reserve members on active duty will be released after 20 to 24 months of duty. The program begins next month and excludes National Guard anti aircraft units. Regular anti aircraft battalions will replace released National Guard units, with completion by May 1953. Officers typically serve 24 months, some may be released earlier after 20 months. Enlisted reservists called up first after Korea will be released first.
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Washington
Army
Organized Reserve
National Guard
Final Arguments In Defamation Trials Of Louisiana Newsmen
Five Lake Charles American Press staffers face final arguments in defamation trials over alleged anti gambling crusade. Publisher Thomas Shearman and four colleagues are accused of publishing criminal records for gamblers and public officials. Judge J Bernard Cocke will hear briefs and issue verdicts in coming weeks.
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Louisiana
Lake Charles
J. Rnard Cocke
Cocke
The
Lake Charles American Press
Thomas Shearman
Hugh Shearman
Kenneth L. Dixon
James Norton
Carter George
Doughton to Retire from Congress After 21 Terms
Washington WW Chief Robert L. Doughton of North Carolina announced plans to retire at end of current term. The 88 year old veteran said he sees no indication Congress will consider another general tax increase bill this year.
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Washington
Robert L. Doughton
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Camden firm Collett and Son marks 97 years in business
In Preble County the Collett and Son firm in Camden reaches 97 years of operation, dating to 1855, remaining under the founding family with J. E. Collett now 85 guiding management. Miami Valley notes mention another Germantown business contributing to the local economy, plus a farm elevator venture by the Durr family. Shelter Isle on South Main Street, a home over a century old, will be featured with its 18th Century restoration. American Coating Mills, part of Owens-Illinois Glass, installs equipment worth 140000 dollars as a Sunday business page highlight.
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Camden
Collett and Son
Preble County
J. E. Collett
Miami Valley
Shelter Isle
Bates
South Main St
American Coating Mills
Owen-I Illinois Glass
Ed D. Schorr Challenged as Delegate in Ohio Race
Ed D Schorr is challenged for the Second District Republican delegate slot. Orville Tate on behalf of Edward A Klink and Mary Barwick filed a protest with the Hamilton County Board of Elections alleging Schorr resides in Columbus and uses a Columbus address, questioning his Cincinnati residence and petition details.
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Cincinnati
Ed D. Scorr
Orville Tate
Harold E. Stassen
Hamilton County
Christophers Award Won By Quo Vadis
Hollywood reports the Christophers annual awards giving the top prize of 10000 dollars to the film Quo Vadis for enduring spiritual significance. The prize is to be shared by producer Sam Zimbalist director Mervyn LeRoy and writers John Lee Mahin S N Behrman and Sonja Levien.
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Hollywood
The
Christophers
Sam Zimbalist
Mervyn Leroy
John Lee Mahin
S. N. Behrman
Sonja Levien
Steals Car After Stabbing Grocer in Ohio Holdup
In Columbus a man shot and stabbed grocer Joseph T. Fritz 61 then stole James Adkins's car in a 30 dollar holdup. Fritz was treated at St. Francis Hospital for a bullet wound above the left ear and multiple stab wounds to the chest and neck and was reported in good condition. The assailant fired at Adkins as he chased him, but did not hit him.
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Columbus
Joseph T. Fritz
St. Francis Hospital
James Adkins
Fritz’ Grocery
Adkins
Robber Declines Loan Inside Cincinnati Hamburger Shop
A young hold up man in Cincinnati Thursday night declined a loan from a waitress and demanded the cash register contents. Miss Mirella Hoskins, 33, urged him to put away his gun and offered to lend the money, but he took the money and fled, escaping into the night.
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Cincinnati
Mirella Hoskins
Miss Hoskins
Armco seeks annexation of 600 acres to Middletown
Armco Steel Corporation in Lemon Township seeks to annex 600 acres to the City of Middletown. The filing, by attorney G. W. A. Wilmer representing the mill, prompted the County Commission to set a public hearing for May 9.
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Lemon Township
Middletown
Armco Steel Corporation
G. W. A. Wilmer
Hugh Wright
Armco
Wilmer
Robert Hayden
Treasury Department
Racial Segregation Debate Roils Presidential Campaign
Two leading presidential contenders Eisenhower and Kefauver faced fire over race policy in the armed forces. NAACP official Clarence Mitchell cited Eisenhower remarks about mixed units as disadvantaging Negro soldiers while Kefauver allegedly voted for segregated service. Taft and Morse also drew scrutiny as campaign moves continued in the West and Idaho. Meanwhile Armco seeks annexation of 600 acres near Middletown, arguing higher taxes will fund future city growth and better services, with officials insisting the move is essential for expansion and community progress.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Sen
Estes Kefauver Roth
Clarence Mitchell
Washington
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Kefauver
Eisenhower
Tennessean
Taft
Ohio
Morse Rore
GOP
Far West
Idaho
W.W
Sebald
Presdent
Armco
Middeltown
Middletown
Prin Watt
East Works
Lemon Township
Military Clothing Buying Will Come Under Scrutiny
Rep Hebert announced a House armed services subcommittee probe into why the military does not use a package purchase for about two billion dollars of annual clothing buys. Archibald S Alexander Army undersecretary testified on plans to catalog items and enable pooled buys. Secretary Pace urged fair view of waste charges while praising three civilians for saving over 20 million dollars through efficiency ideas.
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Hebert
D-La
House
Armed Services
Pentagon
Archibald 5. Alexander
Army
J. W. Fowler
Munitions Board
Military Establishment
Fowler
New York
Pace
Secretary of Defense
James A. Roesser
Air Material Command
Esther G. Mattson
McClelland Air Force Base
Sacramento
Merrill A. Weber
Tucker Air Force Base
Oklahoma City
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