Rail Union Is Ordered to Strike Next Wednesday
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen called a strike affecting 18 000 members at 6 a.m. April 26. The walkout would idle about 50 000 rail workers and target four major systems including the Pennsylvania System west of Harrisburg and New York Central west of Buffalo. Union president David B. Robertson warned a postponement possible if progress toward settlement occurs.
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Chicago
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
National Railay
David B. Robertson
Daniel B. Loomis
Association of Western Railways
Washington
Francis A. O'Neill, Jr
National (Railway) Mediation Board
Board Revokes Doctor License After Air Injection Verdict
The New Hampshire Board of Registration in Medicine revoked Dr. Hermann N. Sander s license for morally reprehensible action in deliberately injecting air into a patient. Sander had been acquitted of murder in the death of Mrs. Abbie Borreto and faces a potential appeal, with reinstatement not considered before June 19, 1950.
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Concord
N. H
State Board of Registration In Medicine
Hermann N. Sander
Abbie Borreto
Suspended Student Found Dead at Home
Charles Campau, 18, suspended for three days over a corridor disturbance at Mission High School, was found dead in his San Francisco home with a rifle shot to the heart, hours after the suspension. The case raises questions about graduation prospects and possible motives.
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San Francisco
Charles Campau
Mission High School
Ad Appears With Sale of Quiet Mare in Messenger
Mrs Frances Colley of R D 1 New Marshfield Rd reports a horse sale the same day as the ad appeared. The 1000 pound mare is quiet, sound and useful for a mouse-quiet workhorse, suitable single or double.
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Francis Colley
R. D
New Marshfield Rd
U S Files Become Issue In Maragon Perjury Trial
The Maragon perjury case centers on whether secret federal records must be examined for a defense. Irvin Goldstein argues FBI and Agriculture Department files relate to Maragon, Polland, and Allied Molasses. Prosecution weighs compromise to avoid broad disclosure. Judge Bailey could order papers opened if conflicts arise.
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U. S
Harry H. Vaughan
Washington
Senate
Maragona
Irvin Gold Stein
FBI and Agriculture Department
Maragon
Milton R. Polland
Milwaukee
Allied Molasses Co
Perth Amboy
N.J
U.S
Charles B. Murray
Goldstein
Jennings Bailey
Bailey
Pair Named Counterfeit Ring Leaders
Two Buffalo men Anthony Iraci and Salvatore Salli are named in a federal indictment as leaders of a nationwide counterfeiting ring. They were arrested in Buffalo and held on $100000 bail each. They pleaded innocent to conspiracy to manufacture and sell more than 500000 in counterfeit bills and will be arraigned April 25. The ring has operated since the war distributing 10 and 20 dollar notes. authorities say nearly 100 people have been arrested nationwide.
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New York
Buffalo
N. Y
Anthony Iraci
Salvatore Salli
Iraci
Salli
Edison
U. S
Roy M. Cohn
Cohn
Secret Service
New Orleans
Cleveland
Detroit
Two Czechs Plead Guilty in Spy Ring Case
The Czech news agency reports that Dr Jiri Dohnalek and Milos Sprysl pleaded guilty to spying in a ring run with U S Embassy officials in Prague. Earlier, Jaromir Nechansky and Veleslav Wahl admitted guilt, with testimony tying former Deputy Premier Bohumil Lausman to the espionage network.
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Prague
U. S
Jiri Dohnalek
Milos Sprysl
Jaromir Nechansky
Veleslav Wahl
Wahl
Nechansky
Students to Compete in Ohio Speech League Finals
About 236 students will compete in Columbus Friday and Saturday in state finals for drama poetry reading and radio announcing. Trophies keys and certificates will be awarded to top entrants across Class A B and county classifications. Drama features casts from 29 schools presenting one act plays.
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Columbus
Flight of Lovers Ends in Nashville Honeymoon
The pursuit of Juan Gonzales Cuevas and Joyce Green, an 18 year old heiress, ended when they telephoned their families to announce their marriage on Monday in Nashville North Carolina. Octavio Cuevas and H L Green offered blessings as the couple began a peaceful married life after a 14 state police chase.
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New York
Juan Gonzales Cuevas
Joyce Green
Elopers
Nashville
N. C
Octavio Cuevas
H. L. Green
New York City
Judge Sets Jury Session on Eagles Indictments in Ohio
Judge A A Slaybaugh schedules a special grand jury session for April 25 to amend indictments against two national and one Ohio Fraternal Order of Eagles officer. Jacob Lavin of Lorain is named special assistant to Prosecutor J Harry Leopold. The Putnam County Grand Jury had returned nine indictments on Eagles officers for blackmail and a lottery publicity.
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Ottawa
A. A. Slaybaugh
Ohio
Order of Eagles
Jacob Lavin
Lorain
J. Harry Leopold
Eagles
Putnam County Grand Jury
Slaybaugh
Barnett H. Goldstein
Portland
Ore
National Legal Adviser
Out of State
International Rule Plan Killed by Russia
The United Nations plan for international rule of Jerusalem suffered a sudden reversal as Russia withdrew support saying the General Assembly resolution fails to satisfy Arab and Jewish populations in Jerusalem and Palestine. The move ends Soviet backing for the plan.
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Lake
United Nations
Jerusalem
Russia
U. N
General Assembly
Palestine
U.S.S.R
Foreign Affairs Chiefs Agree on Top Issues
Secretary of State Acheson and Foreign Ministers Bevin and Schuman have substantially agreed on the European and Asiatic issues to discuss at London conferences next month. Notes indicate they will push to tighten cooperation among Western nations rather than pursue new moves against the Soviet Union in the cold war.
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Washington
State Acheson
Bevin
Britain
Schuman
France
London
Russia
Auto designer Roy E. Cole dies at 63 in South Bend
Roy E. Cole, 63, automotive engineer who designed the Studebaker Champion and the amphibious Weasel personnel and cargo carrier used in World War II, died in a hospital in South Bend Indiana on Wednesday night.
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South Bend
Ind
Roy E. Cole
Connally Urges Nonpartisan Foreign Policy for World Peace
Senator Connally appeals to the Senate to lift foreign affairs above party politics as debate opens on a 3.3724 billion dollar foreign aid bill. He says unity in foreign policy should prevail and that U S welfare and world peace must rise above partisan divides. Republican leaders indicate openness to Truman proposals for bipartisan cooperation.
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Washington
Connally
D-Tex
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Truman
Taft
Ohio
Senate Policy Committee
Bridges
GOP
Congress
United States
They're Surprised How About Victim In Traffic Death
In Cleveland a 71 year old man Louis Kinkoph was mourned after a night death in a traffic accident. His nephew Carl Perz identified a body at St Luke's Hospital as Kinkoph but the man appeared alive saying I am not dead. The unidentified victim had been struck on Union Ave near Kinkoph's home.
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Cleveland
Louis Kinkoph
Carl F. Perz
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kinkoph
Union Ave
Actress Bergman Reaches Custody Agreement for Pia
Hollywood report that actress Ingrid Bergman agrees with reservations to surrender physical custody control and education of 12 year old Pia to her father Dr Peter Lindstrom Beverly Hills surgeon after a prolonged dispute involving Bergmans separation from Lindstrom and a recent breakup with Roberto Rossellini and a Mexican divorce.
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Hollywood
Ingrid Bergman
Pia
Peter Lindstrom
Beverly Hills
Lindstrom
Rome
Roberto Rossellini
Russian official dies in Moscow at 45
Lt. Gen. Viktor Grigorievich Nasedkin, 45, a senior official in Russia's Ministry of Internal Affairs, died in Moscow on Thursday.
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Moscow
Viktor Grigorievich Nasedkin
Russia
Ministry of Internal Affairs
Budenz Alleges Lattimore Linked To Communist Cell In Pacific Relations
Senate testimony from Louis Budenz, former Communist, says Owen Lattimore was connected to two men he calls Soviet agents within the Institute of Pacific Relations. Budenz asserts the institute housed a Communist cell that once controlled the organization while Lattimore denies Communist ties.
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Owen Lattimore
Pacific Relations Institute
Washington
Louis F. Budenz
Institute of Pacific Relations
Senate Foreign Relations
Lattimore
Come Try
Field
Earl J. Browder
Communist Party
Institute of Pacific Affairs
James S. Allen
Communist Internationale
Philippines
Daily Worker
New York Daily Worker
U. S
Politiburo
National Board
Moscow
The
Pacific
Newton D. Baker
Wilson
Strike Closes Carnegie Steel Plant at Homestead
Pittsburgh reports a wage strike shuts Carnegie-Illinois Steel at Homestead. About 12,000 workers idled as 42 open hearth furnaces shut down. U S Steel subsidiary cites no strike clause violation while union leaders push for five days pay. Local 1397 calls the action a holiday for better conditions.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp
Homestead
U. S. Steel Corp
CIO
United Steel Workers of America
James J. Thomas
New Engineer Named For Ohio River Division
Washington announces Col. Arthur W. Pence will become Ohio River division engineer in Cincinnati. The 51 year old war veteran, currently district engineer at Nashville Tennessee, will assume duties around June 1 overseeing flood control and rivers and harbors work for the Ohio basin covering 206000 square miles across parts of 14 states.
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Washington
Ohio River Division
Cincinnati
Arthur W. Pence
Nashville
Tenn
Army
Ohio Basin
Speech Planned in Athens By Assistant Air Secretary
Eugene M. Zuckert, assistant secretary of the Air Force, will deliver an Armed Forces Day address in Athens on May 20 following a parade led by the Ohio University Band in newly purchased uniforms. The parade will feature about 1000 ROTC cadets and the Athens National Guard unit, with military equipment displays along the route and a National Guard Armory ball to conclude. Zuckert will stay with OU President John C. Baker and attend a noon luncheon with area mayors. He is a Yale graduate and former Harvard business professor who also spoke here in 1948 during National Security Week.
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Eugene M. Zuckert
Air Force
Athens
Department of Defense
Zuckert
Ohio University
Rodney L. Crow
University
ROTC
Ohio National Guard
National Guard
John C. Baker
Mr. Zuckert
Yale University
Connecticut
New York
Baker
Harvard
Air Travel Increase Seen
Columbus reports government expert Joseph J. O'Connell Jr of the Civil Aeronautics Board predicts that within a decade air travel will dominate first class routes. He says longer trips will move to air as economy and speed rise, with shorter 200 mile runs kept to trains and buses as needed. He now believes jets flying 500 miles per hour may arrive sooner than previously thought.
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Columbus
Joseph J. O'Connell, Jr
Civil Aeronautics Board
American Association of Airport Executives
O’connell
Senate Passes 200 Bills in 300 Minutes
In about 300 minutes on Wednesday the Senate passed more than 200 measures under a calendar call. Most bills were minor, with the clerk reciting the number and title as the presiding officer declared the bill passed without objection.
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Washington
Senate
Rehearing Denied On Ohio Bond Issue Decision
Columbus reports the Ohio Supreme Court refused to rehear a case on Cincinnati bond issues approved by voters last November. The court had invalidated the issues and left the status unchanged, noting a prior law allowed 55 percent majorities while pre Oct 5 legislation required 65 percent.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Cincinnati
Woman Injured in Columbus Carnival Ride Accident
Ruth D. Saulsers, 24, of Columbus, was hospitalized with a fractured right leg and possible skull fracture after a safety bar in a whip ride car loosened and threw her from the amusement ride Wednesday night. Two officers witnessed the incident.
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Columbus
Ruth D. Saulers
Saulters
New Mental Center Plan Begins May 15
Columbus State School will become the reception center for all mental defectives committed to state care effective May 15. A new eight month study plan sets ward classification at Columbus for training or transfer to Orient State Institute Gallipolis State Institute or Apple Creek State Hospital. Probate Courts will commit wards at 75 per month under a quota system to reach 900 in the first year with increases as facilities expand.
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Columbus
J. H. Lemieck
Lamneck
Orient State Institute
Gallipolis State Institute
Apple Creek State Hospital
Frank J. Lausche
Money Slash Drive Slow on House Bill Amendment
A plan to trim $1.0 billion from a $29.0 billion federal appropriation faces slow progress in the House. The district of Columbia funds see a 10 percent cut, the legislative establishment about 1 percent, totaling $1.7 million in reductions.
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Washington
House
House Appropriations Committee
Columbia
Legislative
Congress
Government Printing Office
District of Columbia
Field Clerk Charged With $500 False Entry
Miss Maxine Evelyn Brewer age 19 of Route 2 Blue Rock was arrested by FBI agents for making a false entry totaling 500 dollars in Production Credit Association records. She was held to the federal grand jury by U S Commissioner Homer E Walters. The PCA operates as a federal loan agency under the Farm Credit system.
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Zanesville
Production Credit Association
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Maxine Evelyn Brewer
Route 2
Blue Rock
Homer E. Walters
U. S
FBI
PCA
Farm Credit Association
Athens Station Files Broadcast Application
The communications commission on Wednesday received an application for a new standard radio station in Ohio. The Athens Broadcasting Co. Inc., Athens, Ohio seeks 1580 kilocycles AM with one kilowatt daytime operation.
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Washington
the Communications Commission
Ohio
The
Athens Broadcasting Co. Inc
Athens
Wide Areas Chilled As Cool Air Moves Eastward
A chill spread across central regions as temperatures 10 to 15 degrees below normal dropped eastward from the Great Plains. Fair in the Southwest and Far West with 100 at Phoenix and 94 at Bakersfield, while Middle Atlantic areas eyed sharp declines from yesterday’s highs.
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Chicago
Middle Atlantic
Great Plains
Rocky Mountain States
Phoenix
Ariz
Bakersfield
Calif
Ragweed Control Month Declared by Governor Lausche
Gov. Frank J. Lausche proclaimed June as ragweed control month in Columbus, urging public participation. The designation aims to reduce pollen and improve air quality across the state.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
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