Allies recapture Osan as Reds driven from Suwon in Korea
Allied tanks and troops retake Osan 26 miles south of Seoul while air attacks send thousands of Chinese Communist troops fleeing Suwon 10 miles north. The 8th Army says patrols fix enemy locations and numbers as fighting shifts east toward Yongwol and Wonju.
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Tokyo
Osan
Seoul
Korea
Suwon
U. S. 8Th Army
United Nations
Yongwol
Wonju
8Th Army
U. S
Navy
President Urges Levies To Balance 71 Billion Budget
President Truman asked Congress for at least 16.456 billion dollars in new taxes to balance a 71.594 billion dollar federal budget for fiscal 1952. He warned this may rise and that he will balance the budget even if it requires up to 20 billion in taxes. The plan targets defense and security spending amid Cold War pressures and contemplates extensive controls and potential retroactive tax changes.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Treasury
Adenauer rejects East German bid for unification talks
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer ruled out talks with East Germany on German unification citing the East regime’s lack of liberty and peace. He condemned East Germany for handing territories east of the Oder Neisse to Poland and said more freedom would be required before any talks. General Eisenhower was in London exploring Allied options for a proposed Atlantic Pact army.
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London
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
East Germany
Germany
Adenauer
Bonn
Oder-Neisse Line
Poland
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Corporal Norman M Miller Jr Wounded in Korea
Government message states Cpl Norman Brydon Miller Jr son of Mr and Mrs Norman Miller Sr of Milan Road was wounded in action in Korea on November 29. He graduated Amherst High School in 1948 and has served 17 months with an engineer unit overseas since last August.
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Cpl Norman Brydon Miller, Jr
Norman Miller
Milan Road
Korea
Cpl Miller
Amherst High School
Seek To Identify Murder Victim In Bel Motown Fire
Police await FBI fingerprint report to identify a well dressed man found half-charred in a burned automobile on a Belmont County road near a night club strip along Route Seven. He had been beaten, stabbed, his legs broken, hands tied, and wrapped in a gasoline soaked rug. a woman's footprint was found nearby.
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Martins Ferry
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Belmont County
Route Seven
Northeastern Ohio Weather: Snow Flurries and Cold Winds
A brisk forecast for Northeastern Ohio with a few snow flurries and windy, colder conditions today and tonight. Tuesday will be partly cloudy with similar temperatures. tonight's low around 3 and tomorrow's high near 32. Markets found today on page two.
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Ohio
Snow, Rain And Floods Hit Ohio
Heavy rain caused Jonathan creek and tributaries to rise flooding low lying areas in Roseville Crooksville and Rose Farms. Water reached 18 inches in Crooksville forcing residents to move possessions to second floors as schools and two potteries closed.
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Roseville
Cleveland
Organist Faces First Degree Murder Charge in Son's Death
Cleveland police sought a warrant charging 55 year old church organist Frank Wauter with first degree murder in the death of his 12 year old son Francis. He admitted killing his son and attempting to kill his daughter Laverne 10 by carbon monoxide poisoning to ease worries about the future. The girl remained in serious condition at Charity Hospital.
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Cleveland
Frank Wauter
Francis
Laverne
Charity Hospital
Waterbury Minister Called by Elyria Church
The Rev. Byron Kenneth Anthony, current pastor at First Congregational Church Waterbury, has been called to serve as minister of First Congregational Church Elyria. The pastoral committee heard 33 ministers and heard nine preach over six months before unanimously approving the recommendation and extending the call.
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Byron Kenneth Anthony
First Congregational Church
Waterbury, Conn
William A. Leath
Bronxville
New York
Leath
Anthony
M. M. Windsor
13 Year Old Boy Loses Two Fingers In Farm Accident
Brighton Phillip Whitney 13 of Route 18 lost two fingers and injured two others when his glove caught in a husker shredder while shredding corn on his father Arthur Whitney’s farm. He was taken to Oberlin hospital for observation and shock. He attends Brighton school.
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Brighton
Phillip Whitney
Route 18
Arthur Whitney
Oberlin Hospital
Brighton School
American Opportunity Group Meets Today
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce announces the first meeting of the American Opportunity Committee at four o clock today in Chamber offices. The orientation session will be led by M. O. Whitman, chairman.
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American Opportunity Committee
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
M. O. Whitman
U N Forces To Stay In Korea Says Chief of Staff
Chief of Staff Lawton Collins announces U N forces will remain in Korea and fight. He says replacements may be sent in coming months and that the 8th Army and UN units can endure with limited casualties. He notes the long front makes stand and fight impractical. Other generals arrive in Tokyo with Collins for a briefing at 8th Army HQ.
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U.N
Korea
United Nations
U. S. Army
Lawton Collins
Tokyo
United States
Collins
8Th Army
Washington
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Air Force
Sun Air Force
Walter Bedell Smith
Central Intelligence Office
Alexander R. Bolling
Army
Defense Department
U S Break With Reds Urged Amid War Talk
Senator Styles Bridges urged breaking diplomatic ties with the Reds and outlined a 20 point wartime blueprint. Senator Pat McCarrancalled for $1 billion in aid to Chiang Kai-shek to open a second front on the Chinese mainland. Dr Hu Shih cautioned that Asia would host the war, with Moscow guiding Beijing.
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Washington
Styles Bridges
IY. H
United Stes
Russia
Senate
Bridges
State Department
China
Japan
Spain
Chiang
Pat McCarran
Nev
Chiang Kai-shek
Asia
Europe
Stalin
Moscow
U. S. News & World Report
Peking
Red China
Josef Stalin
Tito
Red
America
Well Known Oberlin Merchant Dies
Oberlin Charles Herbert Yocom official of the Yocom Brothers Co dry goods store died at Allen Hospital Saturday evening after illness since November. Born April 29 1885 in Pennsville he moved to Oberlin at 16 and graduated Oberlin High School 1905 Oberlin School of Commerce and Oberlin College 1909. Survived by wife Inez two sons Willis H of Chatham NJ and John E of Columbus Ohio a daughter Patricia Y Atkinson of Oceanside California and her doctor husband a grandson two sisters and a brother. Service Tuesday 2 PM at First Methodist Church officiated by Rev Paul Giffin. burial Westwood Cemetery. Flowers omitted donations to Ira Gillett fund via Methodist secretary.
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Pennsville
Morgan County
Oberlin
Oberlin High School
Oberlin School of Commerce
Oberlin College
First Methodist Church
Inez
Willis H
Chatham
N. J
John E
Columbus
Patricia Y. Atkinson
Oceanside
Cal
E. K. Yocom
Ernest
Mary Yocom
Chapel Hill
N. Co
Frances Yocom
Cowling Sedgeman Funeral Home
Methodist Church
Paul Giffin
Westwood Cemetery
The
Ira Gillett
Africa
Grand Jury to Examine About Forty Criminal Cases
Fred Grundler named foreman as Grand Jury convenes to consider roughly 40 criminal cases. Prosecutor Mikus expects session to end by Wednesday or Thursday with testimony on a first degree murder charge against George Williams and an alleged bribery case involving a liquor licensee.
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Fred Grundler
Eastern Heights Boulevard
New York Central Railroad
D. A. Cook
Paul Mikus
George Mell Williams
South Maple Street
Elyria
Charles Fields
Fields
Oscar Davis
South Maple
Grand Jury
Mikus
Harrold Ewing
James Christie
Emory Hersher
North Ridgeville
Fred Baehr
Columbia
William Wingate
Avon
Helen Tedrow
Lorain
T. W. Beelman
238
Ninth Street
Fred Horsley
Margaret Taylor
Paul Duffield
Eugenia Grayson
William Crapo
Y M C A Round-Up Under Way For 40th Anniversary
Range bosses foremen and cow pokes join Elyria Y M C A in a 40th anniversary round-up. A dinner meeting opens operations with Rev. David Hogan leading efforts to recruit 825 new members. Final count due January 22 followed by a report meeting.
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Elyria Y. M
Truck Involved In Two Mishaps
A city water department truck driven by Warren King was in two accidents within a half hour. The first at 8 30 a.m. on Second street when King’s truck skidded while stopping for Chestnut street and hit Frank Provenza of 391 Gulf road driving north. The second at 9 a.m. on Court street when Frank Brandau of 609 Park avenue skidded into the rear of the stopped truck near Broad street.
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City Water Department
Warren King
King
Second Street
Chestnut Street
Frank Provenza
Gulf Road
Court Street
Frank Brandau
Park Avenue
Broad Street
Five Billion Ohio Roads Plan Urged Over Two Decades
The Ohio automotive safety committee urged a five point three eight billion dollar highway program over 20 years to improve and maintain 102000 miles of roads. Three proposals outline 20, 15, or 10 year spending to raise safety and efficiency to tolerable standards and align with national interstate shares. A fiscal sub committee headed by Sen Ralph Winter outlined long-term financing methods.
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Columbus
Automotive Safety Committee
Ohio
Ralph Winter
Medina
Police Applicants to Be Interviewed for Jobs
Service Director D W Kothe announced interviews will start next week for certified police department applicants. Four vacancies arise from the February 15 retirement of Lieut Det C L Miller Sergeant Paul Palmer and Patrolmen Fred Bongs and Melvin Olmstead. Examinations will be held for internal promotions to fill the officer posts.
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D. W. Kothe
Police Department
Civil Service Commission
Kothe
C. L. Miller
Paul Palmer
Fred Bongs
Melvin Olm- Stead
Funeral services set for three Toledo plane crash victims
Services will be held tomorrow for Kenneth Haymier 35, of Eric Mich and Junior F Stein Miller 41 of Toledo, who died when their small plane crashed Saturday here.
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Toledo
Kenneth Haymier
Eric, Mich
Junior F. Steinmiller
Truman asks $41.4 billion for armed forces in 1952 budget
President Truman proposed a $41.421 billion direct military appropriation for fiscal 1952 with total defense spending near $52 billion including $11 billion for national security. He anticipated $60 billion annual military outlays for 1953 to 1956 barring full war, then tapering to $35–$40 billion unless conflict escalates.
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Washington
Truman
U. S
Free World
Congress
Truman Urges Over Billion For Atomic Spending
President Truman proposes a fiscal 1952 atomic budget of 1 277 billion dollars to expand production at existing facilities and build new plants Pledge includes development of new weapons furthering US lead on the Soviet Union and accelerating atomic power for ships aircraft and peaceful uses The plan also funds intensified research to maintain US leadership while noting hydrogen bomb work remains contingent on feasibility and Savannah River plant may produce H bomb explosive or plutonium for A bombs
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Washington
Truman
Russia
Atomic Energy Commission
United States
Congress
Commission
Savannah River
South Carolina
Truman Budget Sets Per Capita Share at 477
President Truman proposes a 1952 budget totaling 71.594 billion dollars. The direct tax burden on individuals would average 477 dollars per person, about 1 908 for a family of four, with corporations bearing much of the tax load. The plan would allocate roughly 25.9 percent of national income to federal expenditures, a rise from 8.7 percent in 1951 and about half of 1945 levels.
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Washington
Truman
Budget Bureau
Mr. Truman
Man Dies In Fire In Newark Shanty
Harry C. Martin aged 28, an employee of Riverside Iron and Metal Co, was found dead in the charred remains of his shanty near the Newark city dump after a fire yesterday. Firemen reported the body found among smoldering ruins.
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Newark
Harry C. Martin
Riverside Iron and Metal Company
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Trueman
Frederick Lawton
Miller
Nnewspapers Has
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Elyria Church
B. K. Anthony
American Opportunity Group
C. H. Yocom
Charles Herbert Yocom
Yocom Brothers Co
Allen Hospital
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