Administration backs private development of western power
Washington reports the Eisenhower administration will favor private hydroelectric development over public power for a major Western project. Interior Secretary McKay announced setting aside Hell's Canyon dam plans on the Oregon Idaho border and allowing Idaho Power to build the first Snake River dam for 23 million dollars if approved by the Federal Power Commission. He noted fiscal constraints and said future cases will be judged on their own merits while stressing this is policy not a formal decree.
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W. Joynes Macfarlan
Washington
Eisenhower
Interior
McKay
Hell’s Canyon
Oregon- Idaho
Idaho Power Company
Snake River
Congress
Hell's Canyon
Talbot Is Rid Of Questioned Properties
Secretary of the Air Force Harold E. Talbott says he has disposed of stock and other holdings that might create a conflict of interest with his government post. He told the Senate Armed Services Committee in a letter made public yesterday he had sold or given away holdings in Chrysler Corp Talbott Corp and six other firms.
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Washington Pi
Air Force
Harold E. Talbott
Talbott
Administration
Senate Armed Services Committee
Chrysler Corp
Talbott Corp
Fear Dentist Fear To Avoid It In Youth
Dr Ruth Martin of Washington University in St Louis advises early dentist exposure to prevent lifelong fear. In Baltimore she told the Maryland State Dental Association that children should meet the dentist as soon as baby teeth begin to emerge and have basic care.
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Baltimore
Ruth Martin
Washington University
St. Louis
Maryland State Dental Association
Gamma Globulin Used In Outbreak
Prairie Village Kansas health authorities inoculated 74 people with gamma globulin to combat an infantile paralysis outbreak. Eight polio cases have occurred in the town this year, half the state's total, as Dr. James M. Mott notes 37 more inoculations planned. A 1000 cubic centimeters gamma globulin allocation from the U S Public Health Service enabled the injections.
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Prairie Village
Kan
Kansas
James M. Mott
U. S. Public Health Service
Death sentences sought in sinking of Korean ship
In Pusan Korea the government seeks death sentences for Captain Hay Yang Mo and three crewmen of the Chang Kyung Ho after the vessel sank off Pusan in January with 249 fatalities. A three judge court indicated a verdict next week and charged the crew with neglect of duty overloading and lack of supervision.
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Pusan
Korea
Hay Yang Mo
Chang Kyung Ho
Safe-Driver Dinner Postponed in Middletown
The Middletown Safety Council rescheduled its Commercial Vehicle Award dinner to Thursday May 14 at 6 30 p m in the Cincinnati Gas and Electric auditorium Mary Etta Street. Thirty seven firms and 300 drivers with no chargeable accidents in 1952 will be honored. Toastmaster Charles E Dumford Police Chief Joseph Blackmore will welcome attendees. A J Frey will review last year s record and present safe driver cards. Don C Osborne council president will present the awards.
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Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company
Mary Etta St
Middletown
Charles E. Dumford
Joseph Blackmore
A. J. Frey
Don C. Osborne
Safety Council
Monroe National Bank
Monroe, Ohio
Monroe
State of Ohio
First National Bank of
United States
C. E. Yost
Ohio
First National Bank of Middletown
Is Banking
North Main Street
Calvin
Verity
Antitrust Act Penalty Hiked
The House approved a bill to raise the maximum criminal fine under the Sherman Antitrust Act from 5000 to 50000 dollars. Rep Chauncy Reed urged passage saying the current penalty is no deterrent to large corporations. The measure was authored by Rep Celler.
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Washington
House
Senate
Rep
Chauncy Reed
R-Ii
Judiciary Committee
Rep. Celler
D-Ny
Racketeer Genovese to auction high end items
Vito Genovese’s Atlantic Highlands nine room marble stair residence items including a double bed with mirrored headboard and peach satin bedding were displayed at O Reillys Plaza Art Galleries and will be auctioned to raise about $6,000 in back alimony to his wife Anna, with experts estimating a $10,000 sale.
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Limoges
Ador
Vito Genovese
Atlantic Highlands
O'Reilly's Plaza
Genovese
Anna
Demand Unification Protests in Seoul at Duk Soo Palace
About 2,500 members of the Korean Young Men's Association demonstrated in Seoul in front of Duk Soo Palace grounds opposing a armistice without full Korean unification. Placards read Give us unification or death. Also a notice announces the appointment of Kramer of Middletown Ohio as Executor of the Thomas W. Sullivan estate with creditors warned to file within four years.
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Korean Young Men's Association
Duk Soo Palace
Korea
Thomas van Dean
Kramer
Middletown
Ohio
Thomas W. Sullivan
Butter County
HARRY_F. WALSH
Richard A. Wilmer
George Edward Yost
Isabel Ost
Butler County
Harry F. Walsh
O. Finkelman
Fred Ross
Jap Prince Chooses His Wife In England Visit
Asahi reports Crown Prince Akihito in England for the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II while imperial officials select his wife from eligible noble families no longer bearing titles. A list shows candidates ages 14 to 17, with a two year engagement before training as empress.
Antidiscrimination Proposal Could Slow Taft Hartley Revisions
Senator Taft warned that linking an antidiscrimination provision to Taft Hartley Act revisions would delay passage. Senator Ives introduced a draft banning discrimination based on race religion creed color or ancestry with 11 of 13 Labor Committee members supporting it. The proposal faces strong Southern opposition while Senate hearings continue and House Labor Committee moves toward finalizing changes.
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Washington
Sen
Taft
Ron
Ives
Senate Labor Committee
Hill
Ala
Senate
Deadline May 15 for property tax bills apply
Middletown deputy county treasurer Carl Wedekind warns many tax bills were returned for wrong addresses or lack of addresses and urges those who have not received bills to check immediately before the May 15 payment deadline. Tax collection totals as of May 4 reach $668,972.91 with county accountability at $1,046,345.32. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays and 8:30 a.m. to noon Saturdays. The office is on the second floor of the City Building.
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Carl Wedekind
Middletown
Wedekind
Dover Teen Named to Naval Academy by Bow
Dover Daily Reporter City Editor Harry Yockey's son H. Merwin Yockey, 19, has been appointed to the U S Naval Academy by Congressman Frank T. Bow of Ohio's 16th district. He is the city's first Annapolis appointee in about 25 years.
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Dover, D
H. Merwin Yockey
Harry Yockey
Dover Daily Reporter
U. S. Naval Academy
Frank T. Bow
Ohio
Annapolis
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