Second Contempt Citation Ordered In Crime Probe
A second contempt citation was ordered for Joe Di Carlo of Youngstown Ohio and Buffalo New York for refusing to explain a payoffs entry on his 1948 income tax to Senate crime investigators led by Estes Kefauver. Di Carlo admitted past crimes but denied bribing officials. Kefauver pledged contempt action and sought a detailed gambling report from Sheriff Timiney of Lucas County.
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Cleveland
Joe di Carlo
Youngstown
Buffalo
Senate
di Carlo
Crime Committee
Estes Kefauver
Tenn
Alfred
Big al) Polizzi
Kefauver
Russell Mock
Idi Carlo
Washington
Mafia
George B. Timiney
Lucas County
Toledo
Timiney
Valentine Quits As Stabilization Chief. Eric Johnston Named Successor
Washington reports Alan Valentine resigns as economic stabilization administrator with differences over timing of price and wage controls. President Truman selects Eric Johnston, head of the Motion Picture Association, as Valentine’s successor. Charles E. Wilson of defense mobilization expects Johnston’s appointment to accelerate the control process.
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Washington
Alan Valentine
Truman
Eric Johnston
The
Motion Picture Association
Valentine
Charles E. Wilson
Defense Mobilization
Johnson
U. S. Proposes Military Aid for Formosa
Washington reports a new US aid package for Formosa to bolster Nationalist defenses against a potential Red China attack. Officials say the program could exceed 60 million dollars as China rejects the UN peace bid and U S planners assume Moscow backing to force the UN out of Korea.
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Washington
United States
Formosa
Administration
China
United Nation
Far East
Russia
U. N
Korea
Christen Troop Transport Ceremony in Camden
The U S S Upshur troop transport is to be christened today by Mrs. Charles Sawyer in Camden New Jersey. The 19660 ton ship formerly the S S President Hayes slides from the New York Shipbuilding Corp yard as two sister ships President Jackson and President Adams have already been launched and handed to the government. Built for American President Lines under a 32 million dollar contract the vessels were converted for troop use by the defense department last August.
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Defense Department
American President Lines
Timken Detroit Axle workers end strike with wage raise
About 675 employees at the Timken Detroit Axle plant returned to work after settling a two day strike over a new contract. The agreement grants an average 26 cent per hour wage increase.
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Kenton, D
Timken
Detroit Axle
Northeastern Ohio Weather Forecast Summary
Partly cloudy and cooler with mixed rain and snow possible this weekend. Temperatures range from 42 to 55 degrees, with northern areas colder and precipitation totaling one-quarter to one-half inch. Warmer again by Tuesday or Wednesday, with regional temperature rises noted. ON PAGE TWO.
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Ohio
Orio
Lost Mail Truck Found As Driver Remains Missing
A contract mail truck reported missing at 5:45 P.M. Wednesday was found in Cleveland. Postal inspectors urged police to continue search for the driver Herbert Mobely 26 of Cleveland who was seen in a bar Wednesday night. A quantity of mail was found in the abandoned truck and an investigation into missing registered mail is under way. Mobely last seen at Avon Post Office Station at 5:45 P.M. yesterday. He had worked since Christmas for Miles Winland who hauls mail between the main post office and Westlake North Ridgeville Bay Village Avon and Avon Lake.
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Cleveland
Post Office
Herbert Mobely
Frank Farrell
Mobely
Avon
Miles Winland
Westlake
North Ridgeville
Bay Village
Avon Lake
U S Seeks Resolution on Brand of Red China Aggressor
U S seeks UN action to label Communist China an aggressor in Korea with Iraq and Lebanon possible sponsors. The 60 nation political group debated the issue as Australia and other Commonwealth states consider amendments. A good offices committee may be added to keep peace efforts ready. Continued on page 3.
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Far East
U.S
Warren R. Austin
World Organization
Peking
U. N
Commonwealth
Australia
Austin
Higher Military Manpower Goal Seen Probable
Admiral Forrest Sherman, chief of naval operations, said the current defense manpower goal of 3,462,000 may need raising if world conditions do not improve. He testified that the Defense Department aims to reach the 3,462,000 level soon after June 30, 1951, calling it a useful first objective.
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Washington
Forrest P. Sherman
Naval Operations
Senate Preparedness Committee
Defense Department
Sherman
Petitions Seek Recall Of Eight City Officials
The Tuscarawas County Board of Elections certified petitions seeking the recall of eight Uhrichsville and Dennison officials. Petitions allege opposition to a $1,000,000 sewage disposal plant and taxes on water consumers to fund the project.
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Philadelphia
Tuscarawas County Board of Elections Today
Uhrichsville
Dennison
Twin Cities
Coal Price Hike Seen As Control Plans Prepared
Washington government stabilizers prep wage price controls as a coal price rise looms. John L. Lewis and industry officials sign a soft coal pact giving miners a 20 cent hourly bump to safeguard defense output. Moody cautions price rollback unlikely yet a six percent mine price rise may be needed. Wilson foresees allocations and manpower measures. Javitts seeks farm price freezes.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Michael V. Disalie
Defense
Joseph IE. Moody
Southern Coal Producers Association
Moody
Mobilizer
Wilson
Jacob K. Javitts
R-Lib
N. Y
Truman
Progress Slow In March of Dimes Drive in Elyria
The March of Dimes campaign in Elyria shows only 763.78 dollars raised of a 12,500 goal with a week left. J P Henderson appeals for urgent community donations and a 300-member volunteer effort is organized under Mrs. James Butler to boost final-phase receipts.
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March of Dimes
J. P. Henderson
Elyria
Henderson
Loraine
James Butler
H. H. Thompson
Sanford Zieve
James O'Connor
Kenneth Martin
Paul Cochrane
Claude Learn
Raymond Gray
William Cromling
Dimes
W.F.W
Frank Harmon Lodge
Elvira Masonry
Garford P T.A
Worthington Ball
Timms Spring
Cascade Plating
Couch-Uthe
Trio Products
Boy With Bad Heart Finally Gets Into Game
Detroit youth Robbie McGowan who trained with heart issues finally played a YMCA pick-up game. After the final whistle he collapsed and died, ending a long wait for a chance to play basketball.
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Detroit
Robbie McGowan
YMCA
Bobbie
Two Men Suspected in 13 Year Old Kidnapping and Slaying
CRETE Illinois police pursue two men in the kidnapping and murder of Billy Rodenberg 13 whose body was dumped in a ditch after 86 hours in captivity. Sheriff Overbey blocks roads near Crete as he follows three leads and plans to question students and teachers. Coroner Blood likens the case to Leopold and Loeb.
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Crete
Billy Rodenberg
Bobby Franks
Leopold and Loeb
Willard Blood
Billy
Charles Overbey
Chicago
Overbey
Charles Anderson
Chicago Heights
Will
Blood
Columbus Transit seeks fare hike urged by special commission
Columbus Transit Company president O W Glover Porter asks a transit investigating commission to raise bus fares in the city now eight cents cash or seven tickets for 30 cents. The utility is reported to want a 10 cent fare. IFARMERS John Deere Day set for Tuesday at 7 30 pm at Wellington High School with free tickets via L F Bevier Co store.
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Columbus
O.W. Glover Porter
Columbus Transit Company
Special Transit Investigating Commission
Ifarmers
John Deere Day
Wellington High School
L. F. Bevier & Co
Adv
Nationally Known Farm Editor Dies
Services will be held in Columbus for Tom L. Wheeler 71 a nationally known farm editor and agricultural authority. Wheeler a 1904 Ohio State University graduate directed Farmer's Guide Huntington Ind for 36 years and spent six years with the extension service at OSU before his death yesterday.
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Columbus
Tom L. Wheeler
Wheeler
Ohio State University
Farmer's Guide
Huntington
Ind
Ion Extension Service
OSU
Britain weighs pulling China recognition amid Korea clash
Britain seriously considered withdrawing diplomatic recognition of the Chinese Communist government in Peking as western Europe shifted toward viewing Beijing as an aggressor in Korea. U N Secretary General Trygve Lie planned urgent talks with Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin after meetings with Jawaharlal Nehru.
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London
Britain
Peking
France
Korea
Europe
United Nations
U. N
Trygve Lie
Paris
Ernest Bevin
Lie
Jawaharal Nehru
Bevin
Nehru
China
U. S
Hunt for missing Beechcraft plane with five aboard
Air Force and Civil Air Patrol planes scoured the snow covered Rockies for a twin engine Beechcraft flying between Denver and Cody Wyoming with five people aboard authorities feared a fatal outcome after the crash was not found.
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Denver
Air Force
Civil Air Patrol
Rocky Mountains
Here
Cody
Wye
Yugoslavia to End War with Austria
Yugoslavia announced it will end the state of war with Austria, according to the official Yugoslav news agency Tanjug, in a move signaling rapprochement amid postwar tensions.
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Yugoslavia
Austria
Frankfurt
Germany
Tanjug
UN Forces Reoccupy Wonju Amid Korean Front Shifts
US and UN units retook Wonju central Korea as Communist forces shift. Reports say North Korean divisions and tanks eyed Wonju while Chinese Nationalists claim 100000 plus troops pulled to Manchuria. Intelligence officials cautious about confirmation.
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Tokyo
Air Force
Wonju
Central Korea
United Nations
Korea
Manchuria
Ro Tereereegweet PO Aol
Chuak
Paegun
U. S
MacArthur rebukes war correspondent over Korea coverage
Gen. Douglas MacArthur criticized Homer Bigart of Look magazine after Bigart cited a "momentous blunder" and urged ending U.S. reliance in Korea. MacArthur called the charges belied by the record and accused the reporter of biased, irresponsible propaganda against the command.
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New York
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Korea
U.N. Supreme Commander
New York Herald Tribune
Homer Bigart
American Broadcasting Co
Robert Montgomery
Bigart
Look Magazine
Target 10 Divisions In Europe By July 1952
Washington outlines plan to post ten U S divisions in Western Europe by July 1952. Sen Taft calls for a definite war troop limit or ratio to Atlantic allies while Democrats warn such caps could hinder rapid action in emergencies. Military leaders indicate six U S divisions may be sent, potentially raising total pact army to 79 divisions. Taft signals willingness to back troops-for-Europe with strict congressional limits.
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Washington
Europe
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Taft
Congress
Senate
Cently
Senate Armed Services Committee
U. S
Pact
United States
Western Europe
Herbert Hoover
Extra Pay For Combat Duty Urged By Defense
The Defense Department asked Congress to grant extra combat pay of 100 dollars a month for officers and 50 dollars for enlisted personnel retroactive to June 27 marking U S entry into Korea. Eligibility requires six days of combat duty in a month with survivors’ dependents receiving pay if killed.
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Washington
Defense Department
Congress
Korea
Marine Corps
Navy
Ohio Secretary of State vows to prosecute election irregularities
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown told a legislative committee that Ohio will thoroughly investigate and prosecute any election irregularities. He said revisions to election laws are being considered and the office will work with election boards in a fair and impartial manner.
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Columbus
Ted W. Brown
Legislative Committee
Ohio Association of Election Officials
Ohio
Brown
Secretary of State
Lausche Urges March Of Dimes Support In Ohio
Governor Frank J. Lausche urged Ohio citizens to back the March of Dimes campaign running January 15 through 31. The proclamation notes the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis spent over 20 million dollars last year on polio medical bills with about 5 million in unpaid bills at year end.
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Lausche
Columbus. O
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
National Foundation For
Air Force Base Activated as Temporary Processing Center
Wright-Patterson Air Force base in Dayton activated as a temporary processing center for enlisted personnel. Lt. Col. C. F. Harris said personnel from Ohio Indiana Pennsylvania and West Virginia are being processed at a rate of 40 a day.
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Dayton
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
C. F. Harris
Ohio
Indiana
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Heating School Planned In Columbus February
Ohio heating contractors will attend a two day warm air heating school named the Indoor Comfort Conference in Columbus on February 1 and 2. See the sensational new 31 Buick Saturday and Sunday at Elyria Motors 115 West Avenue.
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Columbus
Ohio
Buick
Elyria Motors
West Avenue
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