Williams Mfg Co boosts Mercy Hospital gift
Williams Mfg Co and its employees donate to Mercy Hospital’s $370000 fourth floor expansion. The gift funds two thirds by the company and one third by the Williams Community Fund, covering five double bedrooms an X ray suite a physical therapy suite pathology and serology room and general laboratories over three years. Forest L Williams announces the plan to employees.
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Mercy Hospital
Williams Mfg. Co
Williams Company
Williams Community Fund
Forest L. Williams
Williams
First patients admitted to Mercy Hospital new wing
Mercy Hospital welcomed its first patients to the multimillion dollar addition on Sunday. Sixteen more were admitted today. Mrs. Helen Kielmar entered first from 1023 15th Street while John H. Cuppett waited to register. Sister Priscilla said patients will be moved into the new wing as repairs continue on the old building.
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Mercy Hospital
Helen Kielmar
15Th St
John H. Cuppett
Logan St
Priscilla
Mercy
Mercy Hospital Campaign Push by Williams Mfg Firm
Attorney William A Burke leads Mercy Hospital building fund drive praising an 83 bed addition. He notes the plant’s staff and families are among the largest users of Mercy Hospital beds and facilities, stressing availability for illness and surgeries.
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William A. Burke
Mercy Hospital Building Fund
Mercy Hospital
Folk At
Williams, Mfg. Co
Williams
Williams Mfg. Co
King Leopold III to Abdicate in July 1951
King Leopold III informed Belgium's government of his plan to abdicate on July 16 1951 in a letter to Prime Minister Joseph Pholsen. The coronation of his son Baudoin I would follow on July 17 before parliament, marking Baudoin as king in all but name.
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Brussels
Belgium
Leopold III
Joseph Pholsen
Baudoin
Baudoin I
Leopold
Royal
Inside The Times Page Highlights And Page Numbers
A compact line listing sections such as Radio Round About Dodto Portsmouth Editorial Social Keep Trim Sports Markets and Want Ads with their page destinations across the issue.
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Portsmouth
Polk Urges Veto of Redistricting Bill Affects 6th District
U S Representative James G Polk of Highland urged Governor Lausche to veto a new redistricting plan he says would shift the 6th District Republican. He calls the measure political and tailored to benefit ambitious state senators, noting population disparities and the breakup of the 11th District including Fayette County transfer from the 7th District. He targets Albert L Daniels as a likely GOP endorsee amid shifting county lines.
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U.S
James G. Polk
Highland
Frank J. Lausche
Polk
Congress
Albert L. Daniels
Greenfield
G.O.P
Lausche
Highland County
Democratic
Pike County
Scioto
Adams
Brown
Clermont
Ross and Pickaway
Fayette County
Brehm
Blast Furnace Job To Start In Detroit Steel Plant
Ground breaking for Detroit Steel Corp Portsmouth Division blast furnace set for Tuesday morning. John Donovan of John Mohr & Sons leads the project with H. E. Baughman of Detroit Steel attending. Max J. Zivian says the furnace will be among the world's largest with 1400 ton capacity and an 18 month construction period.
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Detroit Steel Corp
Portsmouth
John Donovan
John Mohr & Sons of
Chicago
Mr. Donovan
H. E. Baughman
Detroit Steel
Max J. Zivian
Slots Return With Clamor Across Scioto County
Over the weekend slot machines reappeared in at least a dozen places across Scioto County. Sheriff Justice warns owners face felony penalties under a new state law, and says deputies have found slots hidden in cabinets when tested.
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Scioto County
Ohio
Grand Jury
Common Pleas Court
Wheelersburg
East High School
Bur] E. Justice
Common Pleas
Vernon Smith
Ohio General Assembly
Iran replies to Truman appeal over oil nationalization crisis
Teheran has answered President Truman's call for moderation in Iran's oil nationalization. Iran's Foreign Minister Kazemi summoned U S Ambassador Grady for the reply, contents undisclosed. A 12 member government group meets Abadan to discuss the Anglo Iranian Oil Co takeover amid warnings of potential crisis if British managers resist.
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Teheran
Iran
Truman
U.S
Henry F. Grady
Bagher Kazemi
Mohammed Mossadegh
Abadan
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co
A. E. C. Drake
Senate OKs India grain loan for 2 million tons
The Senate approved a compromise bill to lend India 190 million dollars to purchase 2,000,000 tons of U.S. grain, sending the measure to the White House for final action.
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Washington
Lli
Senate
White House
India
U.S
Red Cross Blood Drive Boosts Scioto County Aid
Scioto County residents have received 386 pints of blood at three Portsmouth hospitals since last March, valued at about 7 720 dollars. The Red Cross recruiting drive returns next Friday with 107 registrants and 75 repeat donors aiming for 125 pints.
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Red Cross Blood
Scioto County
Red Cross Chapter
Portsmouth
Red Cross
The
Chamber of Commerce
Huntington
C. G. Linham
C. L. Pitcher
Richard L. Andersen
iTegistration
Former Local Youth Killed In Willoughby Crash
Cecil Eggers 19 of Willoughby died after a two a.m. car crash in Willoughby that fractured his skull and broke his leg. He worked at a Willoughby brass works. Survived by his mother Mrs Della Littoral and stepfather, six brothers and two sisters. Body sent to Piatt Funeral Home in Lake County.
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Portsmouth
Lake County Hospital
Painesville
Willoughby
Cecil Eggers
Eggers
Della Littoral
Merill
Brehm Receives Suspended Sentence in Campaign Gift Case
Representative Walter E. Brehm of Ohio was given a suspended five to 15 month jail term and fined 5000 dollars for illegally accepting 1000 dollars in campaign gifts. Federal Judge Burnita S. Matthews imposed the sentence after a April 30 jury conviction. The 58 year old lawmaker declined to speak before sentencing.
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Washington
Walter E. Brehm
Ohio
Burnita S. Matthews
Brehm
Minor Changes Made In Pastor Assignments
The Ohio Methodist Conference announced new assignments as bishops reallocated pastors. Notable moves include Rev. Ernest E. Fowler to Wauseon, and Rev. Conroad O. Diehm from Trinity Church to South Charleston, with Rev. Paul Tropf joining Trinity.
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Sciotoville
Wheelersburg
Hazen G. Werner
Lakeside
Ernest E. Fowler
Wauseon
Defiance
Trinity Church
Conroad O. Diehm
Trinity
South Charleston
Paul Tropf
Manchester First Church
Diehm
Scioto County
Lucasville
Buena Vista
McDermott
Murphy Miller
Rolland S. Perkins
Gordon Groby
Francis J. McConnell
Rev. Miller
Earl S. Dunn
Perkins
Duane Meier
Asbury Seminary
Detroit
Fowler
Wilbur Vorhis
Vorhis
J. Carl Plummer
Bigelow
Birney Roberts
Franklin Avenue
L. A. Shaum
Manly
Russia demands wider invite for Japan peace talks
In a 19 page note Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister V A Zorin urged that all WWII combatants be invited to the July or August peace conference, including Communist China. Moscow proposed a foreign ministers council with Russia the United States Britain France and Communist China to prepare the treaty for a larger group. The note urged signing by all wartime Allies and rejected U S calls for a ministers council and for including Red China in the council.
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Russia
Japan
China
U. S
Alan G. Kirk
V. A. Zorin
United States
Britain
France
U.S
Ministers’ Council
Foreign Ministers’ Council
Korea Key Towns Fall To Allies
UN tanks entered Chorwon and Kumhwa in North Korea, ending the Iron Triangle threat. Lt Gen James A Van Fleet said the area was finally seized after an eight day battle, with civilians cheering as Allied armor moved in. Red forces retreated toward Pyongyang, abandoning equipment as the valley network fell under UN control.
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United Nations
Chorwon
Kumhwa
Iron Triangle
North Korea
38Th Parallel
James A. van Fleet
U.N
Chore Won
Pyongyang-Wonsan
Korea
Red Korea
Pyongyang
Wonsan
Pyonggang Valley
Pyonggang
Hwachon Reservoir
van Fleet
Hole
Wedemeyer backs MacArthur bomb China plan to the Senate
Lt. Gen. Albert C. Wedemeyer told senators he would adopt MacArthur's proposals to bomb Red China bases and blockade its coast even if it meant war with another country. He criticized current policies as unfair and unrealistic and said he had long disagreed with administration plans for Far Eastern action.
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Albert C. Wedemeyer
Douglas MacArthur
Red China
Senate
Gen. MacArthur
Gen. Wedemeyer
State Acheson
Five injured in Portsmouth weekend traffic incidents
Five persons were injured and two drivers were arrested after weekend traffic mishaps in the Portsmouth area. A car struck a tree north of Deverston Harrison Ave, injuring Paul Spencer 23 and Robert Pelphrey 18. Spencer said he fell asleep at the wheel. Earl Henson returned the injured to Portsmouth General Hospital.
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Paul Spencer
Portsmouth Rt 3
Deverston Harrison Av
North Moreland
Spencer
Robert Pelphrey
Lucasville
Twin Valley
William Bowen
Robert Scherer
Harrison
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Manchester
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London
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