Marietta Man Killed In Auto Crash Near Minersville
Everett Pape 31 of Marietta died after being thrown under a car that swerved out of control on Route 124 near Minersville. The vehicle driven by William L. Urban crossed the highway hitting poles. Urban was arrested then released as authorities continued the investigation. Urban and others had been visiting Great Bend before returning.
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Marietta
Pomeroy
Everett Pape
Route 124
Minersville
Charles Russell
William L. OW
Russell
Freight Train Strikes Man at Ambrosia
Seventy nine year old John Cadle was killed Sunday afternoon when struck by a double engine New York Central freight train as he walked across the tracks near his home at Ambrosia. The accident occurred around 3:15 p m. Cadle, a retired farmer, lived with his sister Miss Alice Cadle seven miles southeast of town and was crossing Route 35 when hit.
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Point Pleasant
John Cadle
New York Central
Ambrosia
Robert C. Dilley
F. A. Morrison
H. M. Roush
Charleston Road
Here
Two Gallipolis Institute Patients Found Drowned
Two Gallipolis State Institute patients were found drowned Sunday at separate spots. Thomas Adkins, 24, recovered from Chickamauga Creek below the Gallipolis Boat Club at 7 45 am. Clarence De Vore, 50, found in the reservoir atop a hill on institute grounds at 4 pm. Coroner D R Warehime called both accidental drownings. Police and volunteers dragged the river again later to search for a second body. Adkins, born July 26, 1927, was from Springfield, Ohio. De Vore, born January 16, 1901, admitted May 31, 1938 from Franklin County.
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Gallipolis
de Vore
Leaner
John Thacker
Adkins
Cor
Lauper
Chesapeake
Springfield
Ohio
Bellefontaine
Onio
Franklin County
O. D. Neiswander
Columbus
Two Car Passengers Die In Student Bus Crash
A chartered bus carrying 25 Union Furnace High School seniors home from a Washington tour collided with an automobile in West Virginia near Capon Bridge on Route 50. One man and his wife, Frank Stanley Safford and Mr. Safford, were killed. No students were seriously injured. The seniors, with two teachers, Byron Eby and Nevada Smith, continued home on a different bus and arrived in Athens, Ohio, early today.
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Union Furnace
Washington
West Virginia
Frank Stanley Safford
Health and Physical Recreation Department
U. S. Office of Education
Safford
Byron Eby
Nevada Smith
Athens
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Winchester
Greyhound Lines
June Adcock
Meri Carr
Carol Hinerman
Mary Levering
Emma McVey
Donna’ Spillman
Mary Stewart
Anita Tolliver
Dixie Weaver
Fern Cruise
Norma Edwards
Robert Baker
William Beavers, Jr
Lafayette Eggleston
Jack McVey
Charles Price
Kenneth Rheinscheid
William Robinson
Frederick Sheline
Douglas Sigler, Jr
Charles Stanley
Donald Todd
Robert Walter
Donald Warren
Chester Wood
Remains of 126 U.S. Servicemen Arrive in Oakland
The bodies of 126 United States servicemen killed in Korea will be unloaded at Oakland Army Base today aboard the transport Victory. Defense officials said the remains will be sent to locations selected by next of kin.
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Oakland
Calif
United States
Oakland Army Base
Ocaig
Defense Department
Ex Ohio Liquor Agent Sentenced for Bribe in Sandusky
Sandusky judge sentenced former state liquor agent Nicholas E. Lister to the Ohio Penitentiary after his conviction for soliciting a 500 bribe from The Barn owner in Sandusky. The case centered on an attempted pay to overlook liquor violations at the city nightclub.
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Sandusky
Nicholas E. Lister
Ohio
The
Ohio Reserve Officers Elect Cincinnati Man President
Col. Alfred Gus Karger of Cincinnati is named president of the Ohio Reserve Officers Association succeeding Lt. Col. Anthony J. Wilde of Waynesville who becomes secretary. Mrs. Joseph Nagy of Akron is elected president of the association's auxiliary.
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Cincinnati
Alfred Gus Karger
Ohio Reserve Officers Association
Anthony J. Wilde
Waynesville
Esterday
Joseph Nagy
Akron
Administration Drives To Control Labor Wages, Agriculture Prices
Washington reports the Truman administration gears to tighten inflation controls by freezing further living-cost wage increases and parities for labor and agriculture. A Wage Stabilization Board will set wage limits, with parity freezes likely. Johnston cites overall stabilization as essential to support wartime defense while warning against piecemeal fixes. Di price ceilings move ahead under Price Director Michael V. Di.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Office of Price Administration
Michael V. di
Three Ohioans Die in Crash
A twin engine B 26 bomber on a routine training flight from Lockbourne Air Base near Columbus to Newcastle Delaware crashed into a rugged mountainside near Harrisburg Pennsylvania. Three Ohio National Guardsmen were killed: 1st Lieut William F Phelan Newark Staff Sgt Robert W Howman Ashland and Cpl Thomas F Wilcox Dayton. Eyewitnesses said the aircraft rammed the mountain while circling at low altitude. The crash occurred about eight miles northeast of Harrisburg.
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Harrisburg
Here
Ohio National
Lockbourne Field
Republican Leaders Endorse Urbana Man for State Central Committeeman
In Springfield nine county Republican committees unanimously back N. C. Bean of Urbana, president of Peoples Savings and Loan Co, for state central committeeman of the Seventh Ohio District. The GOP central and executive committees will meet to name a successor to Raymond B. Howard who recently left as assistant Ohio Secretary.
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Springfield
Republican Central
N. C. Bean
Peoples Savings & Loan Co
Urbana
Ohio
GOP
Raymond B. Howard
Howard
Eee
Death of Newark Woman Studied by Grand Jury
Mary Adele Loewendick, 25, was killed by strangulation in Newark early Saturday. Robert Jamison, Jr., 25, a neighbor and friend, surrendered at police with blood on his hands claiming he had killed a woman. Coroner Dr. M. H. Koehler ruled death by strangulation with no evidence of assault. Jamison claimed he blacked out after drinking at taverns. Jamison had attended Ohio University for three years. his Athens address is listed as 4 Nogress Lt.
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Newark
Licking County
Mary Adele Loewendick
Robert Jamison, Jr
Loewentick
Loewendick
Wife Waits for Release of Vogeler
The Belgian-born wife of American business executive Robert A. Vogeler waited anxiously for news of his release from a Hungarian prison after 17 months as a U.S. spy. Budapest gave no release timing or location, and Austrian border police reported no sign of Vogeler on the frontier. U.S. Minister Nathaniel P. Davis said further word would come from the Hungarian government, which had been silent.
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Vienna
Austria
lPi
Robert A. Vogeler
Vogeler
Budapest
U.S
Bucharest
Jenna
Paris
Sey Sompi Telephone and Telek Co
Nathaniel P. Davis
Army Troops Hunt Hukbalahap Killers Near Candaba
Philippine army troops swept the Candaba swamp fringe seeking the Hukbalahap ambushers who killed five American airmen and a woman and wounded a second woman, who were wives of the victims, in a Saturday night attack.
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Manila
Philippines
Candaba
Quake Shakes Downtown Hilo Windows Shattered
A two minute quake struck Hawaii's Big Island at 2 52 p m damaging windows in downtown Hilo the island s largest city with no other damage or casualties reported and sparking speculation that Kilauea could erupt after 16 years of quiet.
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Honolulu
Big
Hawaii
Kilauea
Hilo
Isl
OU Student Struck By Auto Near Grille
An Ohio University student, Richard Fassberg, 18, from Spring Valley New York, was struck by an automobile driven by Noah Arthur Gibbs Jr., 32, of 57 Stewart St., as he crossed FE Union Street near the Student Grille. Fassberg suffered a leg injury and was treated at the University Health Center.
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Ohio University
Union St
Richard Fassberg
Spring Valley
N_ Y
Noah Arthur Gibbs, Jr
Stewart St
Gibbs
Fassberg
University Health Center
Brehm Trial Continues In Federal Case
Washington reports Mrs Enma S Craven a former clerk for Rep Walter E Brehm resumes testimony on payments she says she made from her salary in 1928. Craven testified she turned back 3210 monthly from February through July 1948. Mrs Soliday testified she returned more than half her salary over three years. The trial enters its second week with government believed to wrap its case soon.
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Washington
Enma S. Craven
Walter E. Brehm
Ohio
Brehm
Craven
Soliday
Ohio Induction Numbers Reduced for May in Ohio
Selective Service said Ohio inductees for May rose from 3,849 to 13,041, reflecting a substantial increase in the national draft pool and shifting local expectations for the upcoming induction cycle.
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Columbus
Assault Stopped but Red Forces Press Front in Korea
UN troops withdrew as much as 12 miles under a major Red offensive along 100 miles of the Korean front. The Reds crossed the Imjin River on a 15 mile front and were checked by UN air and artillery fire as Allied forces held the east central front and fought to straighten the line.
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Tokyo
United Nations
Redy
Imjin
Seoul
Hantan River
Hantam
East Central
Injenome
Far
Korea
U.S. 8Th Army
China
South Korea
John Randolph
Korangpo
Chicago Welcomes General MacArthur on Big City Visit
Chicago prepares a vast welcome for General Douglas MacArthur with a noon landing at Midway Airport and a mass civic reception at Soldier Field. A 17gun salute and a parade to the Stevens Hotel are planned as 3,000,000 residents watch.
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Chicago
General MacArthur
Soldier Field
Lake Front
Bataan
Midway Airport
Charles G. Dawes
Robert E Wood
Near North
Bataan-Corregidor Bridge
Chicago River
Stevens Hotel
Martin H. Kennelly
MacArthur
Milwaukee
Marquette University
Joint Chiefs Face Congress Over Korea War Policy
Washington AP The four man Joint Chiefs of Staff unlikely to speak freely about postwar Korea strategy may be compelled to reveal views to Congress. MacArthur and Secretary Marshall expected as star witnesses as Chiefs hold unusual pentagon meetings amid the rising pressure for disclosure.
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Washington
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Congress
Truman
Douglas MacArthur
Defense Department
MacArthur
Hig
ICS
Capitol Mil
Senate
Armed Services and Foreign Relations
House
Defence
Marshall
Joint Chiefs
Etter
Pentagon
Blair Moody Named U S Senator for Michigan
Blair Moody, longtime Detroit News Washington correspondent, was appointed by Governor William M. Williams to fill the Michigan Senate seat succeeding the late Arthur H. Vandenberg. Moody, 49, has headed the News Washington bureau since 1933 and served as a war correspondent during World War II.
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Lansing
Mich
Blair Moody
Washington
Detroit News
Mennen Williams
U.S
Michigan
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Moody
News
Allance
Dulles Questions War With Russia Doubts Rise
John Foster Dulles doubts a broad war with Russia as Soviet leaders spread fear of direct aggression to frighten free peoples into vulnerability. A special ambassador told the United Nations Association of Japan that Moscow seeks to weaken democracies from within.
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Tokyo
John Foster Dulles
Russia
United Nations Association of Japan
Fire destroys $45,000 in wine and beer warehous
Youngstown firefighters investigated a blaze at the General Distributing warehouse that ruined about $45,000 worth of beer and wine. The building sustained roughly $4,000 in damage and remained under study by crews using a roof floor as railroad crew quarters.
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Youngstown
Lyrie Railroad
Detroit Transit Strike Shuts Down City Buses
A 3700 AFL transit workers walkout began early Saturday, crippling Detroit’s city owned street railways. All-night negotiations failed to settle demands, affecting about one million bus and streetcar riders and prompting hitchhiking and share-the-ride plans.
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Detroit
AFL
Department of Street Railways
Chinese Reds Accused of Wiping Out Village
Taipei Formosa The Nationalist defense ministry said Chinese Reds killed every inhabitant 1309 men women and children of five villages near Chaoping in Kwangsi province after a clash with guerrillas on April 9 The Reds wiped out the villages because they suspected residents had links to the guerrillas.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Nationalist Defense Ministry
Chaoping
Kwangsi Province
Death of Helene Morgan Fine Fills Philadelphia Obituary
Philadelphia obituaries report the death of Helene Morgan Fine age 42, widow of Pennsylvania Governor John Pine, at her home yesterday. The article notes her service and survivor details, reflecting the governor's prominence in public life.
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Philadelphia
Helene Morgan Fine
Pennsylvania
John 3 .Pine
Students Told To Take Tests For Deferment
Washington report shows Brig. Gen. Louis H. Renfrow, deputy director of the Selective Service, urging all eligible college students to take the aptitude tests for deferment, regardless of scholastic standing. He warned boards may require both test results and grades if pending legislation changes the standard.
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Washington
Eligie College
Selective Service
Brig
Get. Louis HH Renfrow
Focal
Renfrow
AP News Service Faces Strains From Global Instability
The Associated Press board reports ongoing dangers and pressures on news gathering amid strife and unsettled world conditions. It commends the staff for handling extraordinary strains while striving to report honestly and objectively.
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New York
Direct
The
Associated Press
Boar
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