U S Boe ing Red Reac tion To Big Korean Air Raids
The United States signals it can strike Manchuria if red China launches a wide air attack. Secretary Lovett defends the Suiho dam strike as a military target and says UN advisory input was sought for the action. The move aims to press Panmunjom truce talks without political pressure.
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Ashington
United Tes
Red Chita
Manchuria
Washington
Soviet Russia
Lovett
Yalu River
Red China
United Nations
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
State Department
Suiho
Panmunjom
Kinsey Work Questioned By Statisticians
The American Statistical Association says Dr Alfred Kinsey has done his best but warns there is no accurate way to measure human sex behavior. Researchers rely on self reports as there is no method to observe recorded behavior in large populations.
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Washington
American Statistical Association
Alfred C. Kinsey
John L. Lewis
Richmond B. Keech
Lewis
Alan Goldsborough
Goldsborough
Heavenly Bodies Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A list of crossword style clues with across and down entries including celestial, musical, and descriptive terms plus several themed hints. Vertical clue notes begin with Heavenly bad self luminous at night as a corner entry.
Campaign Banners Exhibit Opens At Library of Congress
The Library of Congress opened an exhibit titled Campaign Banners Buttons and Badges a nostalgic review of political slogans and symbols from past campaigns for visitors during election year fever.
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Library of Congress
Frank O'Brien
Washington
Butler County court actions span auto crash money will probate
A petition seeks 673.58 from Allie Weldon of Hamilton against William Joseph Wynn for a November 18, 1951 Route 747 crash at Tylersville Rd where Weldon claims right of way and alleges carelessness. Probate filings name Nellie H Chapin of Oxford and list multiple legatees including Margaret Clark and Thomas Kelly with specific bequests and residuary clauses. The text also recounts a library exhibit on American political life since 1824 featuring campaign buttons and caricatures by Currier and Ives and early depictions of candidates with symbolic imagery.
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Allie Weldon
Hamilton
Common Pleas
William Joseph Wynn
West 190Th St
Bronx
N.Y
Weldon
Tylersville Rd
Nellie H. Chapin
Oxford
R. Fred Woodruff
Campus Ave
Margaret Clark
Coral Gables
Fila
Thomas Kelly
Earl T. Kelly
Wilberforce University
Frank Peters
Earl T Kelly
Mildred Kelly
W. J. McNitt
E W. King
Catherine Puckett
William Henry Harrison
Martin van Buren
Harrison
Currier and
Ives
Abe
Stephen Douglas
Local Disputes Highlight Hamilton Case Pairs
Kathleen Turner of Hamilton Route 5 faces Dennis Turner in a neglect dispute. Frank Mottolo of Hamilton sues Ora Mottolo in a parallel neglect case.
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Kathleen Turner
Hamilton
Dennis Turner
Frank Mottolo
Ora Mottolo
Neglect Allegations From Multiple Names Reported
A list of individuals including Ermahurst Hamilton Herman Hurst and Fay Ramsey faces neglect and wilful absence accusations. Judges Fred B. Cramer and P. P. Boli are cited, with addresses at 113 South Broad St and Hamilton Route 7 noted. cases involve Mary Lucille Donahue of Trenton Missouri and others with unspecified addresses.
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Ermahurst
Hamilton
Herman Hurst
Fred B. Cramer
Espa Donahue
South Broad St
Mary Lucille Donahue
Trenton
John Ramsey
Fay Ramsey
P. P. Boli
Taft Hartley Law Looms Over Steel Strike Politics
The piece outlines a three month Taft Hartley timetable to force resumption of steel production amid a presidential race. It discusses presidential declarations, board inquiries, court injunctions, mediation, secret employee votes, and potential Congress action, with risks steady as elections loom.
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U.S. Attorney General
U.S. District Court
District Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Philip Murray
Board of Inquiry
Federal Mediation Service
National Labor Relations Board
Truman
Congress
Sen. Taft
Washington
Senate
Republican Party
Hungry Hippo Case Yields $65,000 Verdict
New York jury awarded seaman Robert H. Rawlins 65 000 dollars after he was assigned to fit off his right arm during the Africa Star voyage bringing the Hungry Hippo to Central Park Zoo. Rawlins sued Farrell Lines Inc for damages.
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New York
Robert H. Rawlins
Africa
Central Park Zoo
Rawlins
Farrel Lines Inc
Steel dispute tests TaftHartley path and postwar unity
The article questions whether the TaftHartley process will ease a long running steel industry conflict between unions and management. It weighs whether a current strike or an early steel return would improve efficiency, noting strained relations and uncertain outcomes for both sides.
Middletown man sentenced in incident with invalid woman
Walter Martinek, 27, Middletown, was sentenced to one to 15 years in the Ohio State Reformatory Mansfield after being found guilty of attempting to criminally incident a 62 year old invalid woman. He was arrested in the victim’s home after allegedly intoxication and sleeping in her bed. The resisting arrest charge was not pressed. The victim, hospitalized in Dayton, testified from her bed.
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Walter Martinek
Middletown
May Grand Jury
Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Martinek
Dayton
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