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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1951

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Truman Faces RFC Loan Inquiry In House Probe

In Washington AP reporting, President Truman is linked to an RFC loan inquiry after a subcommittee hearing. RFC board chairman Harber testified copies of correspondence were sent to the White House and discussed with Truman, amid sharp questions from Fulbright about possible influence over a loan and a broader counter‑offensive against critics.

Washington (Ap Truman Hill One Senay Trovel Capitol W Elmer Harber RFC Board of Diewetore White House ASKPD Tygh Harber Subcommittee Fulbright RFC Senate Douglas Houses Falbriede DeArk HFC Bony

Three Die In Twin Cities Ski Plane Crash Near Paxton

A small plane carrying Edmund P Pillsbury of Minneapolis Alfred Indley a Minneapolis attorney and Dexter L Andrews of Minneapolis general merchandise firm Earl Partridge Company crashed into trees near Paxton while attempting a landing by the rail depot. All three were killed.

P. N. Neb Edmund P. Pillsbury J. Minneapolis Pillsbury Mills, Inc Pillsbury Board John 8 Pillsbury Alfred PD. Indley Minneapolis Dexter L. Andrews Earl Partridge Company Paxton Railroad

Spoon Saves Life Of U S Captain In Korea War

Fragmented report describes a U S Captain saved by a spoon during action in Korea. The weapon bullet allegedly struck the spoon carried near his heart, deflecting a fatal shot and leaving the captain unharmed while comrades rushed to aid him.

Spoon Saves U. S U.S Ifantry Korea Vieter Ski

Truman Troop Plans Get New Aid In Senate

In Washington President Truman faces Senate action as Harold Stassen testifies on troop plans for Europe. A split panel proposes a resolution to bar sending troops until Congress sets a policy, favoring executive consultation and NATO force integration under Eisenhower while limiting presidential discretion.

Truman Senate Harold Stassen Republic Minreats University of Pennsylvania Wee Dues Europe Mican Wherry Wnitl R Tee Wherry Tie North Atlantic Venty Tr Peze Euro Aan Force Dwight O Penhower

House Red Probers Head For Hollywood

The House Committee on Un American Activities heads to Hollywood with subpoenas for about 20 Hollywood figures or witnesses for hearings set for March 21 in Washington. Investigators seek to determine if there is any basis for a broader pre war era style inquiry.

Washington API House Armed Services Winsom D-Ga Weess Defense Department Pentagon United States House Committee On Un-American Activities Prees

Smile Week on Main Street Lead Feature This Sunday

Journal reporter captures smiles on Main Street for a lead feature while a travel expert’s Middletown impressions and society’s Stardust Ball picture story headline the upcoming Sunday sections. A top news analysis compares Russia and the US in industrial output, based on AP investigation behind the iron curtain.

Journal Main St Middletown Russia JU. S&s Associated Press

Six Boys in Philadelphia Face Death From Muscular Dystrophy

The Baird family of Frankford Philadelphia faces inevitable deaths from muscular dystrophy. Brothers Richard 16 Charles 14 Joseph 9 Robert 16 Maynard Meere 9 and Godfrey brothers of New York are all diagnosed. Dr Gerald Pratt of Episcopal Hospital treats them hoping for future research.

Philadelphia Beir Baird Drab Eng Willem Mary Rangery Orothe Williare Oearly Maynard Meere Lievd Meere Omaha S Middletown Godfrey Trothers New York Thoree M. Meg Robert Tehab Gerald E. Pratt Epwopal Hospital Pratt Bairds Hubert St. Christopher’s Hospital Eo Ceak

Wilson Speaks Tonight on Defense Mobilization

President Wilson addresses the public urging fairness in the defense program amid labor criticism. He proposes appointing a labor union member as a deputy in the Office of Defense Mobilization while USPS leaders discuss wage and price controls with Johnston. Johnston will study data, delaying a decision until the weekend. the address airs at 10:30 p.m. on major networks.

Washington Charles E. Wilson Wilson Defense Mobilization United Pny Johnston USPS Tien

Skins Consider New Coach At Miami University Tonight

Oxford reports indicate Miami University Athletic Advisory Council may name a new football coach at tonight’s meeting at President Dr. Ernest H. Hahne’s home. If chosen, Ara Parseghian appears the likely successor to Woody Hayes, with Woody’s current staff remaining.

Miami University Ernest H. Hahne Woody” Hayes Ohio State Ara Parseghian Johnny Brickels Woodrow Wills Parseghian

Abduction ordeal ends with syrup and feathers torture

In Los Angeles a real estate broker says three men abducted him for 48 hours. They accosted him at his office, forced him to travel, blindfolded and tied him, robbed his wallet of 1,600, and later returned him naked, doused him in syrup and rubbed feathers on his body before leaving.

LOS Angeles Sheriff's Deputies Charlies South Ames Boust Revtal Smith Tormenors

Friends Say Truman Considers Running For Senator In 1952

Washington AP reports that several congressional friends of President Truman say he is seriously considering running for his old Senate seat in 1952 after his White House term ends January 20 1953. They note he loves the Senate and may challenge Republican Senator Kem in the election. Several observers doubt a firm decision will come until next year, factoring world affairs and a possible constitutional term limit amendment.

Washington Truman Senate House Harry Truman Kem White House Roosevelt John Quincy Adams

Britons Roar Over U S Head For Pact Navy

London reports the British press erupts over appointing American Admiral William Fechteler to lead the Atlantic Pact navy. Churchill leads the Commons in demanding a British admiral, while Prime Minister Attlee says the government will reconsider the American headship of the multination naval force.

London Britain Winston Churchill House of Commons Adm William M Fechteler U. S. Atlantic Churchill Commons Attlee

UN Approaches Peiping Again Over Korea Peace Terms

The United Nations Good Offices Committee announced it has made its first approach to Communist China to discuss Korea peace terms. The three member panel Nasrallah Entezam Sven Grafstrom and Luis Pedraro Nerve sought to reopen talks via Swedish government intermediaries with Peiping. Officials kept details and responses confidential awaiting China’s reply.

Lake Success United Nations Good Offices Committee China Peiping Red China Nasrallah Entezam Tran General Assembly Sven Grafstrom Sweden Luis Pedida Nerve Mexico

Twin Spearheads Pace Swift Drive On 60-Mile Front

AP dispatch from Tokyo describes tank led U S forces advancing on Hoengsang and Pyeongchang as twin spearheads set the pace in a major UN offensive along a 60 mile Front. Red resistance appeared light with some fight and retreat tactics noted amid heavy shelling of eastern and western shores.

Twin Tokyo Korea U. S United Nations Stan Swinton Hoengsong Oa Eas Sa Feck Tree Wenju Amercan Pyeongchang Te Yong Hoengsang Prongchang Seoul Chipyor Ae Pon

Taipei Alert Sparks Storm of Confusion

Taipei Formosa was rattled by an air raid alert that officials said proved unfounded as no raid occurred. The incident caused brief alarm but ended without damage or injuries.

Taipei Formosa

Chinese Reds admit growing open defiance and killings

AP dispatch reports Peiping broadened death penalties to cover any action opposing government authority. The regime acknowledged underground Red militia and peasant resistance killing thousands and spreading open defiance as roving guerrilla bands damage railroads and bridges amid regional heat.

Hong Kong China Peiping Korea

Meat Goes Unsold In Buyers' Strike

New York report says about 1,000,000 pounds of locally dressed beef are in storage due to consumer resistance to high prices. Asea Blomstein, secretary treasurer of the Metropolitan Slaw chiefers Association, notes beef piled up amid generally high meat prices. western dressed beef also remains unsold.

New York IAP Asea Blomstein Metropolitan Slaw Chiefers Association

Lone WAF at 600-Man Air Field Causes Stir

Stella Banouveris, a 20 year old radio mechanic, arrives at Grenier Air Force Base in New Hampshire as the first woman assigned to a primarily male base. Officers and soldiers react with surprise yet accommodate her in military housing. She plans to move to Otis Air Force Base after a Valentine message from her fiancé arrives.

Lone Waf Grenier Air Force Base N. H Manchester Primete Banouveris Racine Is Stella New York Mitchell Air Force Base Noo Waf Grenier Lauren A. Howard Steve Bcal Jimmy Dickey Scott Air Pores Base Fil Valentine Can Otis Ar Force Base Cape Cod Mass

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