MacArthur aide disputes appeasement label on Boston speech
Maj. Gen. Courtney Whitney issued a statement saying General MacArthur did not label truce talks as appeasement. He said the Boston address referred to delaying victory and warned against distortions that could affect peace talks. The aide clarified the Times misrepresented the general's remarks.
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MacArthur Attacks Appeasement in Boston Speech
The speech criticizes leaders for timidity after victory over the original foe and accuses cease-fire talks in Korea of appeasement. Whitney cites MacArthur saying he was ready to discuss with the enemy commander to halt bloodshed and reach UN goals in Korea through peaceful means.
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Coast Guard Tow Sails Off Pelee Island
A 28 foot cabin cruiser stranded with engine trouble was towed by the Coast Guard early today off Pelee Island in Lake Erie after an Eastern Airlines passenger plane sighted two men signaling for help with red flares and a white flag. One man was identified as the boat owner Al Sabb of Toledo.
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Appointment of Administratrix in Hammonds Estate
Notice announces Mabel P. Hammonds of Middletown Ohio appointed Administratrix of Claude Raymond Hammonds deceased of Middletown Butler County Ohio. Creditors must file claims with the fiduciary within four months or be barred. Dated July 16 1951 OSCAR R LEISER Probate Judge. G W A Wilmer and Richard A Wilmer Attorneys. July 23-30 Aug 6.
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Twelve Ohioans Die In Weekend Accidents
Ohio counted twelve fatal weekend accidents from Saturday 6 p m to Sunday midnight. Seven traffic deaths, one drowning, and four other fatalities include Camden Fairhaven teen killed in a tree crash Cambridge Steubenville two car crash Columbus teens and Ky resident killed in Route 62 collision in Mount Sterling, a Briggsdale man drowning in Blacklick Creek, a Cincinnati infant strangled in a crib, and electrocutions in Deer Park Hubard and a Youngstown repair incident.
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Cyclist Rescued From Fire After Motorcycle Crash
In Cincinnati, police credited 19 year old Bill Tracey with likely saving Elisha Russell from a burning motorcycle after a skid and overturn on the Wright highway. Tracey pulled Russell to safety, used a blanket to smother flames, and Russell, a 25 year old Norwood man, was hospitalized seriously injured but expected to recover.
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CAP Exercise Fails To Find Plane Wreck
Springfield Ohio CAP search plans aimed to locate a C-45 cargo plane wreck within 150 miles. An hour into the mission a Day ton squadron radioed discovery of an experimental flying wing near Pleasant Hill. The C-45 replica remained unfound near Hollandsburg as 110 planes and 400 CAP personnel wrapped up a technical failure under Col Edmund Lunkin.
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Lausche Attends Torah Dedication at Temple Beth El
Ohio Governor Frank Lausche joined 500 guests at the dedication of the Torah for Temple Beth-El in Shaker Heights. Rabbi David L. Genuth accepted the scroll of scripture on behalf of the new temple.
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Community meetings and club notices for Monday and Tuesday
Meetings announced include Moose Officers at 7 p.m. at the hall and Amer ican Legion Executive Committee at 7:30 p.m. at the Legion Home. Also listed are All State Band rehearsal at Lincoln school 6 45 p.m. and various civic group gatherings at Manchester Hotel and local fire houses with drill times and locations.
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Teacher-Lawyer Oren Hankins Dies at 65
Oren Hankins 65 of Rockbridge Hocking County a lawyer missionary teacher and lecturer died yesterday at Lancaster Hospital after a heart attack He formerly practiced law in Columbus and Warren taught English at Ohio State University and served as a missionary in India later lecturing on that country.
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