United States Charges China with Korea Invasion
U S officials accuse Chinese Communist forces of direct military intervention in Korea and urge the United Nations Security Council to demand Maoist withdrawal. Warren R. Austin states 30,000 Chinese troops may be in Korea and increasing, warning against the invasion being condoned by the UN.
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Ohio U S Senator Taft Leads In Final Vote Figures
Compiled results list Joseph T. Ferguson and Taft with vote tallies for U S Senator Governor and other statewide offices. Other races include Nye Roberts Sweeney Brown Quinn Tracy and attorney general candidates with figures. Supreme Court chief justice Weygandt vs Douglass totals shown along with January team tallies and statewide totals.
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Joseph T. Ferguson
Robert A. Taft
Frank J. Lausche
Don H. Ebright
George D. Nye
J. Eugene Roberts
Charles F. Sweeney
Ted W. Brown
Frank M. Quinn
Roger W. Tracy
Herberts. Duffy
C. William O'Neill
Congress
Stephen M. Young
George H. Bender
Supreme Court
Carl V. Weygandt
Francis B. Douglass
Charles H. Hubbell
Edward 8. Matthias
William L. Hart
James Metzenbaum
Thirteen Named in 2 Million Lottery Ring Indictment
A federal grand jury indicted 13 men and the Franklin Press of Miami on 47 counts for conspiring to violate lottery laws in a $2,000,000 international ring. Named are Sam Salome and Shapir Camiola of Rochester New York, B W I I Michael Austerlitz of Pittsburgh, B Trottman Jamaican, Carl Angelo Rizzo in Canton Ohio, Arthur L Blaz Beverly Hills, and Carl L Bess Jr of Los Angeles. The ring allegedly began January 1950 with distribution plans for a Kingston Jamaica sweepstakes and tickets sent across state lines.
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Rochester
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Jamaica
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Harlem
Carl Angelo Rizzo
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Canton
Arthur L. Blaz
Beverly Hills
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Los Angeles
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Massive Allied Air Raids Hit Manchurian Border Front
Six hundred Allied warplanes blasted the Manchurian border to block Red reinforcements as UN air and ground forces push on all fronts. Jets clashed over Sinuiju with an F-80 shooting down a MiG-15 while 800 B-29s dropped 640 tons of bombs on the city a major target for Chinese Red supplies.
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Second body defies police on Ohio River find near Lawrenceburg
A second unidentified woman, headless and armless, was found floating in the Ohio River near Lawrenceburg Indiana by a towboat crew. Lawrenceburg Sheriff Negangard calls the death an obvious murder. Pathologists say internal injuries could be from an ax or boat propellers. Age estimated 50 to 65. FBI probes a plumber's helper linked to a prior missing Covington girl.
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Hamilton County
Taft Leads Ohio Vote Big Margin Sets Record
U S Senator Robert A Taft won by a margin exceeding 426000 votes over Democrat Joseph T Ferguson in Ohio final tallies Taft carried 1642537 to 1211658 with Governor Lausche and Lieut Governor Nye also re elected Republicans swept several state offices and made gains in the legislature while final statewide turnout fell short of 3 million The long campaign ended around 2 15 am with Ferguson conceding
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Don Ebright
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Joseph Ferguson
Ken Davis
Columbus
U.S
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Joseph T. Ferguson
Ohio
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Ferguson
Frank J. Lausche
George D
Nye
Laws
Ebright
Ted W. Brown
Charles F Sweeney
J. Eugene Roberts
Hubbard
C. William O’neill
Marietta
Republcan
Ohio House of Representatives
Herbert S. Duffy
Roger W. Tracy
Frank M. Quinn
Tracy
Cincinnati
Acme
Middletown votes show Lausche and Taft lead across county
Almost 12,000 residents cast ballots in Middletown with Lausche defeating Ebright 6,192 to 5,252 while the county totals favored Ebright 23,189 to 22,494. Wilmer lost statewide despite Middletown showing 7,115 to McCandless 3,865 locally. Sexton carried Middletown 6,883 to Hughes 3,993 as the county voted 23,281 to 19,530. Breen narrowly beat Schenck in Middletown and led the county 22,049 to 21,144.
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Ebright
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George C. McCandless
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Warren County
Butler County
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Jimmy” Sexton
Oscar Hughes
Sexton
Hughes
Congress
Edward Breen
Paul F. Schenck
Election Results Snapshot From Associated Press Report
Election results at 11:00 a.m. EST show Democrats retaining Senate control 49 to 47 with 54 to 42 present, 18 Democrats elected, 31 holdovers. House: 220 Democrats, 185 Republicans, 1 Independent, 28 undecided. Democrats maintained control. Governors: Democrats 10 elected, Republicans 20. multiple races undecided or pending.
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Democrats Keep Control Of Congress But Lose Top Men
Democrats held on to congressional control while Republicans surged, sweeping Senate seats and defeating key leaders. The new Senate would sit at 49 Democrats to 47 Republicans, a six seat GOP gain, with losses including Forrest Donnell in Missouri. Taft and Millikin solidified GOP leadership as Dewey won a third term. New York's Lehman re-elected. Impellitteri won NYC mayor. Republicans also led in governor races in several states.
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Ohio
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Eugene Millikin
Colorado
Taft
Millikin
Thomas FE. Dewey
New York
Herbert H. Lehman
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Vincent Impellitteri
New York City
Free America
William M. Boyle, Jr
GOP Dominates Ohio's Congress Delegation
GOP gains 15 of Ohio's 23 House seats, defeating four Democrat incumbents. George H. Bender regains the at large seat, with Republicans flipping districts 2, 14, 16 and 9 to expand their tally. several incumbents hold or switch in other contests, reshaping Ohio's federal delegation.
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Columbus
Ohio
U. House of Representatives
George H. Bender
Frederick H. Smith
Marion
Jackson E. Betts
Findlay
House of Representatives
W. Dexter Hazen
Walter E. Brehm
Milersport
Washington
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Meir G. Underwood, Jr
Jackson E. (R
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Lronton
M Port
John M. Vi Volaroose
Ee . Ayres
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