Taft Blast Clouds Eisenhower Transition at Capitol Hill
New York dispatch reports Eisenhower headquarters refuse comment on Taft explosion over Durkin nomination and the rift fears. Observers weigh impact on Taft-Hartley, party unity, and early labor relations as Humphrey cautions about developing strains and Dewey-linked appointees.
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Capitol Hill
New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Eisenhower
Martin Durkin
Taft
Har
George M. Humphrey
Cleveland
Truman
Capitol
Rabies Death Of Local Hound Reported In Wilmington
Douglas L. Parker Clinton county sanitarian said a hound owned by Del mar Johnson died Friday of rabies after a one day illness. The dog was out hunting near Cuba three weeks ago and may have been bitten by a rabid animal. Vernon township remains under rabies quarantine. Johnson family and others exposed are receiving anti rabies treatment.
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Douglas L. Parker
Clinton County
Delmar Johnson
North Grove Street
Ohio Health Department
Columbus
Parker
Johnson
Wilmington
Cuba
Vernon Township
Roks Regain Positions Lost To Commies on Pinpoint Hill
South Korean troops halted a heavy Chinese assault on Pinpoint Hill and regained most forward positions. The fight occurred in near zero weather with hand to hand clashes as U S Eighth Army air and artillery supported the defense. B 26 bombers also struck Communist supply lines destroying 110 trucks.
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Seoul
Pinpoint Hill
Pinpoint
Reks
U.S
Eighth Army
Large state funeral for Vittorio Emanuele Orlando in Rome
Italy honored Vittorio Emanuele Orlando, last of the World War I big four, with a major state funeral in Rome after his death Monday night at age 92. The event highlighted his role in WWI diplomacy and Italy’s postwar era.
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Rome
Italy
Vittorio Emanuele Orlando
U S Korea Casualties Rise to 127383
U S battle deaths in Korea climbed to 127383 as of Wednesday an increase of 386 from the previous week. In Indochina fierce fighting continued at Na San with Vietminh attacking the encircled airstrip town. Marion mourns Dewey N Bodyer 54 longtime high school athletic director and history civics instructor who died at home after a heart attack.
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Washington
U. S
Korea
Hanoi
Indochina
Na San
Marion
Dewey N. Bodyer
Marion High School
Prize Porker Named At Stock Show At Chicago
Purdue Model, a 220 pound Poland China pig, won the show's top swine prize at Chicago's stock show. Edison E. Bartrum's Chester White was named reserve grand champion barrow. Ohio State University's 1,100 pound Leader II Shorthorn steer was named grand champion, chosen from about 750 steers. Ben T. Gildersheeve of Hudson won soybean king. University of Ohio and OSU officials praised the results.
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Chicago
Poland
Purdue
Purdue University
Chester White
Edison E. Bartrum
Hoytville
Barrow
Ohio
Ohio State University
A. D. Weber
Kansas State College
Ben T. Gildersheeve
Hudson, Ill
Herman Purdy
Ohio State
Purdy
Dick Sour
Fostoria
O. W. House
Vernon Benroth
Washington D. H
Candidates Must File by Feb 4 for Local Elections
Ohio election law changes require declarations of candidacy and nominating petitions for township village and city offices to be filed by February 4, 1953. Primary elections will occur in Wilmington and Blanchester next May, with write-in votes allowed elsewhere. Officials noted include Wilmington Mayor hopeful A O Smith and several potential candidates.
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Ohio
Boards of Education
John M. Smith
Board of Elections
Smith
Board of Education
Wilmington
Blanchester
Clarksville
Martinsville
Midland
New Vienna
Port William
Sabina
Clinton County Board of Education
Adams
Jefferson
Reesville
New Antioch
Wayne
Kingman
Mt. Pleasant
Karl E. Buckley
J. Herbert Doak
Neil H. Myers
William McCoy
F. F. Garrett
A. 0. Smith
State Highway Patrol
J. K. Abell
Thomas Downing
Malcolm K. Arthur
John Smith
A. O. Smith
Ted W. Brown
Dulles Begins Talks With Acheson Lovett On Early Duties
John Foster Dulles, named next secretary of state, starts talks with Acheson, Lovett, and David Bruce. Key issues include Korea, Indochina, Iran, Berlin, France, and Latin America as Washington shapes early policy.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
State Acheson
Defense Lovett
Acheson
Lovett
David Bruce
Soviet purges in Czechoslovakia claim 11 executions
Vienna reports Rudolf Slansky and ten other Czechoslovak Communist leaders were executed after a purge trial. The defendants, labeled traitors for a Zionist Trotskyist plot, included Vlado Clementis Bedrich Geminder Otto Sling Ludvik Frejka Bedrich Reicin Otto Fischl Rudolf Margolius Andre Simone Josef Frank Karel Svab and Evzen Loebl. Three others received life sentences. Most defendants were Jewish amid anti Semitic rhetoric.
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Vienna
Rudolf Slansky
Prague Radio
Kremlin
Slansky
Vlado Clementis
Bedrich Geminder
Communist Party
Prague
Otto Sling
Ludvik Frejka
State Economic Commission
Bedrich Reicin
Nance
Rudolf Margolius
Andre Simone
Rude Pravo
Josef Frank
Karel Svab
Arthur London
Vavro Hajdu
Evzen Loebl
Loebl
Clements
Frank
Swab
Meat Seizure Brings 91 Fighting Cocks to Santa Cruz
In Santa Cruz, California, a raid Sunday seized 91 valuable fighting cocks valued at $20,000. The meat is not meant for holiday meals and is unlikely to be tender.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
Santa Cruz County Hospital
Ohio to fund highway work in Pike County plant area
Ohio will contribute 6 173 000 of 22 428 000 in highway projects in the atomic energy plant area of Pike County. The funds cover contracted work and improve Ohio 23 124 and 335. A four lane divided highway will run from Portsmouth to Chillicothe. Federal Public Roads expects nearly two million to improve Pike County roads in the plant area.
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Columbus
Ohio
Pike County
Portsmouth
Chillicothe
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
McCarthy Seeks Davies Probe After Lattimore Case
Senator McCarthy said the Justice Department would pursue a grand jury probe of John P. Davies Jr. following the Lattimore inquiry. Attorney General McGranery ordered evidence on Owen Lattimore, Johns Hopkins professor and Far East expert, sent to a grand jury in Washington. Davies, ex-State Department policy planner, is deputy political adviser to U.S. occupation authorities in West Germany.
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Washington
McCarthy
R-Wis
Justice Department
Owen Lattimore
John P. Davies Jr
James McGranery
Lattimore
Johns Hopkins University
Davies
State Department
U. S
West Germany
Ice On Tracks Saves Man Life in Car Crash
Sheriff Harry Bealmear credits ice on railroad tracks for saving James Walpole how his car collided Tuesday night with a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train engine. The car skidded along slick tracks as the train dragged it about one-eighth mile. Walpole was hospitalized with a fractured leg and possible internal injuries.
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Zanesville
Harry Bealmear
James Walpole
Baltimore and Ohio
Walpole
Bealmear
Budget split puts USAF over a third of defense funds
Washington reports a 172 billion dollar USAF share of a 40.7 billion dollar defense budget request for the coming fiscal year. Defense Secretary Lovett disclosed plans to start work on a third supercarrier and noted differences with Under Secretary Gilpatric over the US air services structure. He advocated providing each service sufficient means for its missions while acknowledging possible duplication.
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Washington
Air Force
Defense Department
White House
Congress
White House and Budget Bureau
Defense
Robert A. Lovett
Forrestal
Saratoga
Lovett
Roswell Gilpatric
United States
Navy
Dan Kimball
Gilpatric
USAF
UN Assembly readies vote on India Korea plan
The United Nations General Assembly prepares final approval of India's plan for Korea. After a Monday committee endorsement with 53 Western and neutral states backing it, the full Assembly is expected to echo with a strong vote despite Soviet bloc opposition. China abstained in the committee.
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India
Korea
UN General Assembly
China
Rural Electric Co-operative Receives $980000 Loan Approval
Washington reports Rural Electrification Administration approves a $980000 loan to the Inter County Rural Electric Co operative of Hillsboro Ohio. The funding aims to support electric service expansion in the area, with details on terms and disbursement not specified in the brief notice.
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Washington
Inter - County Rural Electric Co - Operative
Hillsboro
Rural Electrification Administration
City Council Reinstates Tax After Vote
Lancaster residents may pay city income tax again after Jan 1. Voters had rejected a 0.5 percent tax on Nov 4 by 5 958 to 4 373 but the council renewed it. J Kenneth Silbaugh resigned as council president in protest, calling it tampering with the ballot.
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Lancaster
J. Kenneth Silbaugh
Paul Dumond
Busy Alfred official multitasks at fire, crash call
John Gorton of the Alfred village board rushed to a shed fire as assistant fire chief then responded to an ambulance call delivering a man with minor injuries from a car crash. He later returned to the meeting and went home.
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Alfred
N. Y
John Gorton
Gorton
Jiminez Elevated to Venezuela Presidency After Vote Swing
Defense Minister Marcos Perez Jiminez was named president after a government backed FEI led the Sunday elections for a constituent assembly. Official returns showed FEI with 570 123 votes, URD 473 880, COPES 138 003, with over two million eligible voters.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Marcos Perez Jiminez
Democratic Republican Party
URD
Christian Socialists
COPES
FEI
COPEI
Willemstad
Curacao
Netherlands West Indies
Jimenez
Commies In UN Cited By Law Panel
A federal grand jury and the State Department clash over how disloyal Americans on the UN staff are handled. The jury accuses the State Department of clearing flagrant cases and stymying inquiry, while the department says it has no UN authority but flags suspected Communists to the UN. The panel urges a new grand jury and a security code for UN employment, noting 25 of about 2,000 US staff are suspects. The matter ties to Senate internal security hearings led by Herbert O Connor.
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New York
State Department
United Nations
Washington
Department
U. S. Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Herbert O’conor
U. S
Grand Jury
U.S
Funeral services for Howard L Ingersoll held here
Howard L Ingersoll 87 longtime Trumbull County Humane Society officer will have funeral services Thursday in Warren.
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Warren
Howard L. Ingersoll
Trumbull County Humane Society
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