Milk Price Hike Seen In 70 Ohio Counties
Ohioans in at least 70 of the state's 88 counties can expect to pay a penny a quart more for milk in the next few days. The increase follows a rise in the federal butter price from 59 to 62 cents a pound and will boost prices paid to farmers for fluid milk by about 10 percent per hundredweight. A federal cheese price support of 31 1/2 cents a pound was also announced.
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Columbus
Chicago
Ohio
Toledo
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Dayton- Springfield
Marietta-Portsmouth- Ironton
Athens
Lima
Christian
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Mishaps Kill 10 Over Weekend in Ohio
Ohio weekend fatalities total ten from drownings traffic crashes and a hotel fire in Akron. Two victims were in an automobile truck collision in Walton Kentucky. George Carter 69 of Columbus drowned in the Scioto River five miles northwest of Columbus after his body lay in water for a day.
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Columbus
Walton
Akron
Dayton
George Carter
Scioto
John H. Richardson
Carter
Deputy Saunder's Resignation Forecast in Gallipolis
Sheriff George Ehman anticipates the resignation of Deputy Woodrow Saunders in Gallipolis. Reports say Saunders may join the state liquor store there on August 8. Saunders has served as deputy since Ehman assumed office in January.
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Gallipolis
Woodrow Saunders
George Ehman
Saunders
Ehman
Washington Tax Begins Sales Levy Today
The District of Columbia started today to collect a sales tax.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Senate expected speed in Clark Supreme Court nomination
Chairman McCarran of the Judiciary Committee said swift action on President Truman's selection of Attorney General Tom Clark for the Supreme Court is possible. McCarran noted committee rules require a week's notice for hearings and indicated Clark may be asked to appear. some Republicans voiced criticism of Clark's handling of Kansas City vote fraud cases. Senator J. Howard McGrath, named to succeed Clark, is to inform Truman if he can accept the AG post.
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Senate
Truman
Tom Clark
Supreme Court
McCarran
D-New
Judiciary Committee
Clark
Justice Department
Donnell
R-Mo
Kem
Kansas City
J. Howard McGrath
Rhode Island
Seven Hurt in Two Car Columbus Crash
Seven persons were injured in a two car collision in Columbus early Sunday. The most seriously hurt was Curtis Best, 11, son of Harold Best of McConnelsville, listed in fair condition at the children's hospital. He rode in a car driven by Malcolm Innis, 28, of Columbus.
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Columbus
Curtis Best
Harold Best
McConnelsville
Children’s Hospital
Malcolm Innis
Collumbus
Testimony Links WAR Contracts and Surplus Goods
Senate investigators question John Maragon over dealings tied to government surplus property and five percent fees. The record shows scrutiny of his bank deposits since 1945 and requests for further secret hearings as Aug. 8 hearings loom. Maragon denies paid work for government contracts and notes a $30 000 machinery sale preceding losses. Public figures Hoover and Pearson figure in the broader inquiry alongside armed services and foreign relations panels.
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John Maragon
Senate
Kansas City
White House
Maragon
Special Investigations
Hoey
DNC
Tighe Woods
Army
James V. Hunt
Greece
State Department
War Assets Administration
New York
WAA
Drew Pearson
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Polio total in Ohio reaches 173 this year
Twenty one new polio cases were reported in Ohio today, raising the year’s total to 173. Darke County added seven cases, boosting its count to 20 and placing it second among Ohio counties. Cuyahoga led with 27, Hamilton 19, and others in Miami, Ross, Putnam, Auglaize, Marion, Belmont, and Butler reported single cases. Seven polio deaths were recorded up to May 1.
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Columbus
Ohio
Darke County
Cuyahoga
Hamilton
Miami
Ross, Putnam
Auglaize
Marion
Belmont
Butler
Bureau of Vital Statistics
U S Staff Chiefs Open Talks With Italy and Luxembourg
The U S joint chiefs of staff met Italian army chief of staff Lieut Gen Efisio Marras and Luxembourg officers in Frankfurt for a 10 day study of European defenses under the Atlantic Pact. Adm Louis Denfeld Gen Omar Bradley and Gen Hoyt S Vandenberg led the discussions focusing on mutual interest and regional defense.
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U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Italy
Luxembourg
Efisio Marras
Marras
Louis Denfeld
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U. S
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Europe
Joint Staff
Omar N. Bradley
Army
Navy
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Air Force
Washington
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France
Germany
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Rhine-Main
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Heidelberg
U.S. Army
Adm
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Rhine
Gen. Bradley
Clarence R. Huebner
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John K. Cannon
U. S. Air Force
Lucas Seeks Farm Bill Approval in Senate Session
Washington Senator Lucas of Illinois calls for rapid passage of a farm bill and lists it among must do measures that could keep Congress in session to September. He warns action may push lawmakers to Labor Day and beyond if other administration bills delay.
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Lucas
Illinois
Senate
Congress
Army Chief To Retire At 62 In September
Gen. Jacob L. Devers chief of the Army Field Forces will retire Sept. 30 at age 62. He took command of the Army Ground Forces at Fort Monroe on Oct. 1 1946 and helped form the Office of the Chief of the Army Field Forces on March 15 1948.
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Jacob L. Devers
Army Field Forces
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AFF
Army Ground Forces
Army Department
AGF
Marine Veteran Elected DAV State Commander
A 55 year old World War I Marine veteran wounded at Soissons and gassed at Belleau Wood was elected State Commander of the Disabled American Veterans at the Ohio convention in Columbus. William A. Sweeney of South Euclid pledged to uphold DAV leadership standards and services to Ohio veterans as the organization with about 18 000 members.
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Columbus
Soissons
Belleau Wood
William A. Sweeney
South Euclid
DAV
Ohio
Marshall Endorses Arms Aid in House Hearing
Gen. George C. Marshall urged Congress to approve President Truman's foreign arms aid program of 1.45 billion dollars. He warned delaying action could bring a minor saving but risk a major outlay later and called for united action against aggression in Europe. Spain and China were noted as excluded but debate over scope continued.
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Washington
George C. Marshall
Congress
Truman
Army
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Marshall
State Acheson
Omar N. Bradley
State Department
Chairmanship Cleared as Gabrielson Narrowly Backed
Backstage compromises cleared hurdles for Guy George Gabrielson of New Jersey to be named the new Republican National Chairman as the national committee prepared to meet. Gabrielson, 58, a lawyer and asbestos mine owner, appeared to dominate the field to replace Rep. Hugh D. Scott Jr after a January Omaha clash where the chair was decided 54 to 50.
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Washington
Guy George Gabrielson
New Jersey
Gabrielson
Hugh D. Scott
Scott
National Committee
Omaha
Public Hearing Seen In Air Crash Probe
A Civil Aeronautics Board hearing appeared possible as investigators probe a collision near Fort Dix New Jersey between a Navy fighter and an Eastern Airlines aircraft. Sixteen people died in the Saturday crash as officials evaluate reports the Navy pilot was buzzing the airliner.
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Fort DIX
N. J
Civil Aeronautics Board
Navy
CAB
Naval
Eastern Airlines
Pilot Escapes Injury In Akron Plane Nosed Over
Ralph W. Williams aged 30 of Akron escaped injury when his light plane nosed over while attempting to land on Route 23 ten miles south of Columbus. Williams said he was en route to visit friends living under 100 yards from the crash site.
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Columbus
Ralph W. Williams
Akron
Route 23
Here
Williams
Rent Controls Lifted In at Least 82 Cities
The American Municipal Association reports rent controls ended in at least 2 cities since the April effective date of the local option provision. Federal housing expeditor Tigher B. Woods lifted ceilings in 168 communities but recently reimposed them in three as rents rose. Five states Nevada Nebraska Texas Wisconsin and Alabama moved toward independent systems under the 1949 act.
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Lida
Congress
Tigher B. Woods
Nevada
Nebraska
Texas
Wisconsin
Alabama
American Municipal Association
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Auto Explodes Kills Man and Injures Three in Clarksburg
In downtown Clarksburg West Virginia a car bomb exploded after a domestic dispute killing John Segrolts a miner and injuring three others His wife was blinded and in critical condition Police said the blast damaged 15 homes and three stores and cut electricity and phone service to about 200 homes The explosion likely involved nitroglycerine or dynamite and occurred after a man threw something at his wife then ran to the car.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
J. J. Martin
John Segrolts
Lt. Vincentes
Martin
Legislation Proposed For Superhighway Plan
Columbus report states President Ernest M Green of the Ohio Turnpike Committee said the committee will become a permanent organization. The committee sponsored legislation to establish the Ohio Turnpike Commission to build toll superhighways in Ohio.
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Columbus
Ernest M. Green
Ohio Turnpike Committee
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Ohio
British Sloop Amethyst Set To Meet Jamaica At Sea
The 8000 ton cruiser Aboard H.M.S. Jamaica sped toward rendezvous with the Amethyst, which escaped Chinese Communist captivity in the Yangtze River on Saturday. The meeting is expected tomorrow after the Amethyst was pinned down by Red shore batteries since April 26.
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Yangtze
Piano man loses wallet after bar bench request
Youngstown report says pianist Jack Wilson of the South Side Tavern sat with a stranger who asked for a tune. After Wilson played, he found his wallet missing, losing 24 dollars to the unknown man who left the scene.
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Youngstown
Jack Wilson
South Side
Wilson
Judge Fines Drinking Pilot in Chillicothe
CHILLICOTHE Ohio municipal court fined Anselle Ray White 150 dollars and suspended a six month jail term for flying an airplane while intoxicated. White pleaded guilty for the second time and was grounded for a year to keep his feet on the ground, with possible imprisonment if he flies again.
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Chillicothe
Anselle Ray White
E. A. Moats
White
Moats
Man Killed In Downtown Assault Attracts Citywide Shock
In Charleston, West Virginia, Edward Conrad O'Brien, 34, a bottling company employee, was kicked to death yesterday after two men threatened by a knife kept a crowd away. Detectives named suspects Harry Burdette, 25, and Fred Painter, 30, held in connection with the brutal killing after the victim stopped at a newsstand to buy a paper.
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Charleston
W. Va
Edward Conrad O’brien
Empre Ae
Dewey E. Williams
Harry Burdette
Fred Painter
O’brien
Lustron Ships 42 Porcelain Pre-Fabs
Lustron announced 42 porcelain enamel steel houses shipped unassembled Saturday to dealers in 14 states. It marked the company’s largest one day shipment and involved more than 15 million dollars in equipment installation and testing.
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Columbus
Lustron Corporation
Lustron
Joseph Tucker
UN prepares to stop hostilities in Indonesia
The United Nations Commission for Indonesia said an order to cease hostilities will be issued Wednesday and take effect days later, timing to be announced by Dutch and Republican authorities. The cease fire was formalized at a UN meeting.
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Batavia
Java
United Nations Commission For Indonesia
Indonesia
Atomic Energy Commission reports progress in weapons and medical uses
The AEC says new and more effective atomic bombs are in industrial production after tests at Eniwetok. Uranium and plutonium are produced in greater quantities, with extensive exploration revealing large amounts of low-grade ore for future use. Medical advances include trials of radioactive cobalt for cancer and early heart disease treatments.
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U.S. Geological Survey
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Lilienthal
Belgian Congo
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Eniwetok
Sandia Laboratory
Albuquerque
New Mexico
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