Senate Draft Bill Faces House Hurdles Over Draft and UMT
House leaders predict passage but with significant amendments to the Senate version of the bill drafting men aged 18 to 25 for two years and creating universal military training. Expect lower draft age, presidential veto limits, and added provisions on segregation, Europe troop deployment, and split voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Congress
Europe
Republican Policy Committee
Arthur Winstead
Miss
Armed Services Committee
Army
Navy
Air Force
Jacob K. Javits
N. Y
Harry L. Towe
N. J
GOP
Carl Vinson
House Armed Services Committee
Georgia
Red Cross Fund Drive Urges Speed After Lunc h Report
Report shows only about a quarter of the 1951 Red Cross Fund quota raised by yesterday noon at the YWCA luncheon. Campaign chairman William Holt urged captains to keep contact with workers to finish the job. Industrial A and B led with partial totals toward their quotas amid other division tallies. Final report due March 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Holt
Herbert Meister
Red Cross
Holt
Noted Jet Pilot Killed In Korea
Lt Cmdr John Magda Jr a top Navy jet pilot and Blue Angels commander was killed in Korea. He died Thursday during a fighter strike off Tanchon. details were not released. The 33 year old F 9F Panther pilot helped pioneer carrier jet landings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
John Magda Jr
Navy
Air Forces of the Pacific Fleet
Magda
Tanchon
Blue Angels
Northeast Ohio Weather Forecast Update
Partly cloudy and cool with a high of 3. Tonight cloudy and milder with a low around 38. Sunday remains cloudy with occasional rain and slightly higher temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Dinner planned in Elyria for Vic Janowicz honor
Elyria prepares a 6:30 p m Monday recognition dinner at American Legion Post 12 Hall for Vic Janowicz Ohio State star and Heisman winner. Woody Hayes will speak with Arch Ward as guest speaker while Paul Corbin leads a presentation of Elyria High outstanding lineman award. About 250 residents are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Ohio State University
Vic Janowicz
American Legion Post 12
Janowicz
Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce
Elyria High School
Paul Corbin
Woody Hayes
Elyrians
Ohio State
Hayes
Arch Ward
Chicago Tribune
Chicago Trbune
American Legion Post
Hall
Dawson Ignores Invitation To RFC Hearing
Sen Fulbright says Dawson did not acknowledge a Senate inquiry letter over charges of influencing RFC loans. A hearing was offered when Dawson is available. A federal grand jury will begin an inquiry into aspects of recent RFC committee hearings.
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Washington
Donald
Dawson
Senate
Reconstruction Finance Corp
J. William Fulbright
D. Ark
Fulbright
Justice Department
Sheriff’s Dept Obligated To Transport Prisoners
Prosecutor Paul Mikus ruled the sheriff's department must transport prisoners ordered to Toledo workhouse. Thelma Lawrence, 27, was sent to six months at Toledo for welfare fraud and was transported after the ruling. Sheriff Carl R. Finegan had refused due to cost collection issues.
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Paul Mikus
Toledo
Thelma Lawrence
Woodstreet
James Horn
Carl R. Finegan
Four Rules For Retroactive Pay Increases Issued
Washington The Wage Stabilization Board issued four rules governing retroactive wage increases under the 10 percent wage high formula. Wirtz outlined that retroactivity applies to post contract expiration, reopening provisions, first contracts from negotiations or union certification, and payroll periods when no bargaining representative is certified.
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Washington
Wage Stabilization Board
W. Willard Wirtz
UN forces advance along Korean front with heavy losses for Reds
U.N. divisions pushed up to four miles on a 40 mile Korean front as Chinese retreating units abandoned ammunition and stocks. North Korean resistance faded on the eastern front while U.S. divisions including the 25th and 24th made key gains near Han river Yangpyong Hoengsong and Taemi with several hills and ridges captured and mounting Communist casualties nearing 30,000 overall.
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Tokyo
U.N
8Th Army
Korea
U. N
U. S. 25Th Division
Han River
Seoul
U. S. 24Th Division
Yangpyong
U. S. 1St Cavalry Division
Yongdu
Hongchon
6Th Division
U. S. 1St Marine
U. S. 2Nd Division
Hoengsong
2Nd Division
U. S. Ith
Taemi
Mt. Taemi
Repair Of Streets To Begin Soon
Safety Director D W Kothe announced patching of holes in city pavements will begin late next week or early the following week depending on weather. Henry Hart was awarded the contract as the sole bidder under a $10 000 authorization. The job will be paid on a material and machinery cost basis.
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D. W. Kothe
Henry Hart
Council
Kothe
Two Appointments To Police Dept Are Announced
Service Director D W Kothe announced the appointment of Frederick G. Biltz and John Demyan to the Elyria police department elevating staff toward 32. Biltz 38 of Mound street has Army service and works at National Tube Co. Demyan 27 of Lodi street served 38 Navy months as a pharmacist mate and is a store keeper at Elyria Foundry Co. Both begin service March 16.
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D. W. Kothe
Civil Service
Frederick G. Biltz
Mound Street
John Demyan
Lodi
Biltz
Miattiéé
National Tube Co
Avon High School
Elyria
Demyan
Navy
Lorain High School
Elyria Foundry Co
Michael
Lorain
Kothe
West Proposes Big 4 Agenda Compromise in Paris Talks
Western powers propose a revised item one on a Big Four agenda at a Paris meeting with deputies from the United States Britain France and the Soviet Union. The draft aims to lessen international tension and improve relations while Moscow calls the move an attempt to stifle discussion and demands clarity from the West.
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Paris
Soviet Union
Alexandre Parodi
U. S
Philip C. Jessup
Konrad Adenauer
West
Europe
Ussr
United States
Dom
France
Germany
Gromyko
United Kingdom
Steel plant in Pittsburgh closes as rail slowdown binds production
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp begins closing its Pittsburgh plant due to a Monongahela Connecting Railroad slowdown sparked by the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen dispute. About 10,000 workers face layoffs as four blast furnaces are banked and operations pause until rail service normalizes.
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Pittsburgh
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Adm
Ben Boreell
Department of the Army
Monongahela
Brotherhood of
Karl R. Bendetsen
Army
Moreell
Monongahela Connecting Railroad Co
Pittsburgh Mills
Siz
A. L. Hutchinson
Mon Con
Oberlin Hosts Mock UN Assembly With Four Colleges
About 700 students from Oberlin Denison Ohio Wesleyan and Wooster gather at Oberlin College for a full day mock United Nations session. The theme focuses on a permanent UN police force as keynote speaker Benjamin H. Brown deputy secretary general of the US mission to the UN addresses the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Denison
Ohio Wesleyan
iWooster
Benjamin H. Brown
United States
Johnston Forecasts Price Rollbacks Amid Inflation Battle
Washington economic stabilizer Eric A. Johnston declared a first victory over inflation in his nation address on price controls. He warned against general cuts due to unemployment and black markets, while pledging to roll back swollen prices and hold the cost of living in line.
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Washington
Eric A. Johnston
Johnston
Columbia Broadcasting System
Bureau of Labor Statistics
LaGrange Man Hurt As Car Rolls Over
Demps Alsip, 29, of LaGrange, suffered lip and thigh lacerations and right foot abrasions after his car left Route 301 three miles south of Route 10 and rolled. The vehicle was demolished. Deputy sheriffs reported a second crash on Murray Ridge road near Route 113 damaging Ernest Bacote’s car and Mary Pla to’s vehicle when Plato’s car struck Bacote’s rear and veered into a ditch.
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Demps Alsip
LaGrange
Route 301
Route 10
Ernest Bacote
17Th Street
Mary Plato
West River Street
Murray Ridge Road
Route 113
Plato
Bacote
Obscene License Plates Enrage Toledo Cab Driver
Toledo cab driver Charles Puhl demanded an apology from Warden Ralph Alvis after a license plate mixup produced one obscene plate among his two mailed numbers. A patrolman replaced both plates with a clean set marked 219 H as part of an investigation into inmate involvement in plate production.
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Toledo
Charles Puhl
Ralph Alvis
Ohio Penitentiary
Jhio
Puhi
Alvis
Columbus
Quake and Cyclone Strike Lisbon in Morning
Lisbon faced an earthquake and cyclone at 11 a.m. local time causing panic and cutting communications. No casualties were reported while the cyclone brought heavy rains that affected farming activities.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Auto Hits Pole on Lake Ave
A 17 year old Clearview High junior Margaret Lucille McCullaugh died when a car driven by her 21 year old boyfriend Richard Kurant crashed into a utility pole on Lake Avenue north of Griswold road. Kurant was arrested on a traffic manslaughter charge after being treated for a forehead laceration.
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Margaret Lucille McCullaugh
Clearview
Richard Kurant
West 18Th Street
Lorain
Lake Avenue
Griswold Road
Elyria
Edward Gawlik
George Kosco
Joseph Pliszka
Emerson Court
Kurant
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Miss McCullaugh
North Ridge Road
Robert
Agnes McCullough
Barbara Jean
Donna
James
Anna Staszak
East Avenue
Lillian Zvosec
Joan Hambly
R. D
Sudro-Curtis Funeral
Wallace Aker
LaPorte Methodist Church
Elmwood Cemetery
James Horn
Carl R. Finegan
Legion Leader Hurt In Korea Jeep Accident
U S 8th Army reports National Commander Earle Cocke Jr and Maj. Gen. Frank Lowe were slightly injured when their jeep overturned on a narrow road south of Hoengsong Korea. Both escaped serious injury and proceeded to Tokyo after the incident. Cocke had arrived in Korea to visit the Marine sector of the central front.
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U. S. 8Th Army
Korea
Earle Cocke, Jr
American Legion
Frank £. Lowe
Truman
Cocke
Lowe
8Th Army
Hoengsong
Walton H. Walker
Tokyo
Marine
Central Front
No Purple Heart For This Injury
Captain Dwicht N. Hillis of Buena Park California was treated for his first Korean war injury after being bitten on the arm by a horse near 5th Air Force Headquarters in Korea. He will not receive a Purple Heart for the incident.
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5Th Air Force
Korea
Dwicht N. Hillis
Buena Park
Calif
Millis
Fifth Victim Of Fire Dies Today
A fifth victim succumbs to burns from a rooming house blaze in Columbus. The latest death is George Hughely, 41, a roomer. Earlier victims include Judith McFarland, 8, Mary Ann McFarland, 5, Viola McFarland, 5, and Sally Crosby, 38, as arson investigators probe the blaze.
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Columbus
George Hughe Ly
Elijah McFarland
Judith
Mary Ann
Viola
Sally Crosby
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Nea-Actwne
Ey DE
Police
Brown Hotel
Lake Ave
Legion
Lwspaf
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