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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1951

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MacArthur Accused of Defying Orders Over Yalu Move

General Collins told senators MacArthur violated orders by sending U S troops toward the Yalu River during the Korean conflict. He said Joint Chiefs did not countermand the action, labeling it a specific example of order violation while supporting MacArthur's dismissal and the broader war strategy. He cited Russian involvement and Japanese air power context with casualty figures and strategic doubts.

Washington J. Lawton Collins Douglas MacArthur U. S Yalu River Manchuria Korea Collins Army MacArthur Truman Joint Chiefs of Staff Joint Chiefs Yalu Marshall Omar N. Bartlely Saltonstall R-Mass Mr. Truman Far Eastern Mac Arthur Omar Bradley Lings Alles U.S Pentagon Hickenlooper A-Iowa Acheson Collings Navy Air Force Morse R-Ore Bradley

Tests At Eniwetok Hint At New Bombs

The United States announced successful atomic tests at Eniwetok including experiments contributing to thermonuclear weapons research. Joint AEC and Defense Department release notes JTF-3 under General Elwood R. Quesada and Dr. Alvin C. Graves as deputy commander. Data on blast, thermal effects, and radiation measured. some projects to be declassified later. The proving ground remains closed to unauthorized persons.

Washington United States Eniwetok AEC Commission Atomic Energy Commission Defense Department Department of Defense Truman Joint Task Force 3 Eniwetok Atoll Elwood R. Quesada USAF JTF-3 Army Navy Air Force Alvin C. Graves The Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory Federal Civil Defense Agency Quesada Graves

Farm Bureau Urges End to Wage and Price Controls

President Allen B. Kline of the American Farm Bureau proposes a bold attack on inflation, calling wage and price controls an economic narcotic. He outlines a six point program—boost production, cut nonessential government spending, curb credit, boost private saving, sell bonds to individuals, and raise taxes—to replace controls and cites risks of out of control inflation harming freedoms and the productive economy.

Washington Allen B. Kline American Farm Bureau Federation Kline Senate Banking Committee United States

Painesville Youth Guilty In Toreh Murder

Victor Lee Justinger, 21, was found guilty of first degree murder in the fatal gasoline arson of his boyhood friend Tommy Egleston, 17, in November. The jury recommended mercy, making life imprisonment mandatory. defense claimed confession was coerced and fire caused by a car short circuit. Justice preview noted no sentencing date set.

Painesville Toreh Victor Lee Justinger Justinger Tommy Egleston Lake County Paul Cage Jusinger Cage Eben Hager Nick Dimberio

Parallel Crossed At 2 More Points In All-Out Drive

Allied tanks and troops crossed the 38th parallel at two western and central fronts near Seoul and Chunchon in an all-out offensive. Van Fleet visited a task force near the border as Eighth Army pursued Reds into North Korea. Air force strikes killed or wounded about 2,000 enemy, with 500 retreating troops knocked out on the western highway near Uijongbu.

Clen Clements TOKYO 38Th Parallel North Korea Seoul Chunchon South Korea Red Korea van Fleet Eighth Army Fifth Air Force Uijongbu Edward M. Almond Clark L. Ruffner United Nations Choyang Inje Chunch

Dagmar Weds Actor Danny Dayton in Las Vegas

New York AP report says Dagmar, the busty television star, married film actor Danny Dayton in the Flamingo Hotel in Las Vegas. She returned to New York by plane while Dayton heads back to the West Coast for a new project. marriage license lists her as Virginia Desall and notes Dagmar has used the name Jenny Lewis.

New York Dagmar Las Vegas New Danny Dayton Nevada Virginia — OB Desall Jenny Lewis

Truman Only Demo Choice As Of Today

President Truman remained the solitary Democratic contender as the party gathered in Denver to select the 1952 nominating site. Philadelphia and Chicago battled for the convention, with Chicago favored for the week of July 21, 1952, pending Republican timing. Philadelphia raised its bid to 367000 in cash and benefits, while Miami offered 100000. Democrats voiced unity behind Truman, signaling intent to push the GOP as the war party while Secretary Brannan framed the conflict around Taft Martin McCarthy and Cain. Taft was noted as the likely Democratic pick for the rival Republican ticket.

Denver Truman Democratic National Committee Philadelphia Chicago Miami National Committee Frank McHale Indiana Douglas MacArthur GOP War Party Brannan MacArthur Taft Martin McCarthy Cain Martin, Barton and Fish Franklin D. Rooseveltt

Flag Waving Ohio Family In Dutch With Law

Nine Leonard Samson family members are in custody over a school bus shooting threats to neighbors with guns and an alleged plot against Morganeencaies County Sheriff Ray Doak.

Ohio Mcconnellville Leonard Samson Ray Doak Morgan Eencaies

National Spelling Bee contestants reach round seven amid glitches

Twenty contestants survived seven rounds of the 24th National Spelling Bee as others fell on words from aggressor to umbrage. Notable exits included Barbara Jack on lisle and Sandra Watson on casein, with Ralph Eubank erring on guillotine and Bruce Williams on parvenu. A separate arrest report details Samson, 47, charged with shooting at a Meigs township school bus, asking to see President Truman, and defending his flag raised farm beliefs.

Arthur Edson Washington Barbara Jack Kieffer W. Va Lisle Patsy Shambart Reynoldsburg Jane Palmer Elsberg el Paso Teyas Jean Marguerite Davidson Lowell Mass Normand A. Provost Manchester N.H Jo-Ann Kling Coleraine Minn Curtice Loop Salem Naomi Sheppard Tulsa Okla Doris Ann Hall Caldwell County N.C Condign Carolyn Kay Gibbs Mt. Union Iowa Samson Meigsville Township Truman Betty Dorothy Zanesville

California Girl Found Fatally Injured Kidnap Case Charged

Patricia Jean Hull, 10, vanished after a Buena Park movie. Henry Ford McCracken, a convicted sex offender, faces indictment on charges including holding against will and child stealing. Her body was found in Trabuco Canyon with 15 head wounds. a matching yellow bedspread was found near McCracken’s motel cabin.

Santa Ana Calif Patricia Jean Hull Henry Ford McCracken Orange County Grand Jury James L. Davis Magdalena Trabuco Canyon Buena Park McCracken Patricia Davis

Maragon Begins Jail Term In Senate Inquiry Fallout

John Maragon once a White House caller and friend to Maj. Gen. Harry H. Vaughan goes to jail after Judge Jennings Bailey rejects a plea to suspend an 18 to 24 month sentence. Attorney Edward J. Hayes says Maragon is a scapegoat in the influence peddling probe.

Washington John Maragon White House Senate Kansas City Jennings Bailey Edward J. Hayes Maragon Truman Harry H. Vaughan

Two Die in Roaring Spring Paper Plant Blast

An explosion at the D. M. Bare Paper Company plant in Roaring Spring late last night killed two people and wounded six. The blast, felt 15 miles away in Altoona, occurred in an oven used to boil wood pulp at the plant, according to plant president Porter.

Altoona D. M. Bare Paper Company Roaring Spring Porter

Trawlers Collide in Fog Kill 12 at Grand Banks

Two French trawlers collided in foggy Grand Banks waters yesterday. Paris dispatches report 12 dead and an air and sea search continues for missing crewmen.

Halifax N. S Grand Banks Paris

Redistricting Explained in Sunday Feature

A Sunday study explains the thorny topic of redistricting and Butler County slicing. Shifts at the Civic Building reflect political changes as communities react. The piece highlights local figures and hopeful stories, with Memorial Day observances noted in Nearby Communities sections.

Butler County

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