Turk Premier Resigns as Peker Plans New Government
ANKARA AP Recep Peker who fought with Ataturk in the revolt against the Sultans moved to form a new Turkish government replacing Premier Sukru Saracoglu who resigned amid opposition to domestic policy. Saracoglu’s move follows protests over living costs and political upheaval as 62 Democrats in parliament oppose President Inonu’s four year term.
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Ankara
Recep’ Peker
Kemal Ataturk
Sukru Saracoglu
Saracoglu
Ataturk
Ismet Inonu
New Democrat
National Assembly
Democratic Party
New Assembly
Inonu
Bender Urges Rent Controls
Washington report notes Rep. George H. Bender Ohio favors swift price decontrol except for rent regulation. He argues supplies meet needs and maintenance costs have risen beyond rents, but cautions against a long enduring OPA policy harming production and distribution.
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Washington
George H. Bender
Ohio
Bender
OPA
Father Is Charged With Harboring Son in Beating Case
New ark police say Robert S. Hoffer aged 53 faced municipal court on charges of unlawfully harboring his 22 year old son Ralph who was linked to the fatal beating of 17 year old Thelma Anderson. The elder Hoffer allegedly drove his son to the death scene.
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Newark
Robert S. Hoffer
Ralph
Thelma Anderson
Gail Christman
Hoffer
She's 102: Newburgh woman marks 102nd birthday
Mrs Margaret Michael, born in Germany in 1844, recently celebrated her 102nd birthday at her Newburgh New York home. She has two children eight grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. The note places her birth during the era of presidents Polk Lincoln and Washington being long deceased.
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Margaret Michael
Germany
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
James Knox Polk
Washington
Newburgh
N.Y
Plan Assembly Special Meet
Ohio Governor Lausche announces a fourth special session of the General Assembly. He has prepared the call but no date set, pending conferences with leaders. Topics include aligning old age pension laws with federal statutes, studying the tax system, and assessing needed enabling legislation for increased federal subsidies for the blind and dependent children.
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Columbus
Ohio General Assembly
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Aviation Plant to Sue For Breach of Contract
Taylorcraft Aviation Corp of Alliance Ohio filed suit against Douglas Aircraft Co in Los Angeles court seeking 416 883 for breach of contract. Petition alleges Douglas failed to supply adequate tooling and production of critical parts was delayed four months. Bank chief is dead Chardon Crawford Lewis Smith, 79, president of Chardon Savings Bank, died Monday after illness.
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Los Angeles
Taylorcraft Avation Corp
Alliance, O
Douglas Aircraft Co
Douglas
Chardon
Crawford Lewis Smith
Chardon Savings Bank
Lower Priced Shirts Shorts May Return to Stores
A retail clothing spokesman said higher textile prices may bring back $2.25 shirts and 70 cent shorts. Louis Rothschild of the National Association of Retail Clothiers noted the 16 percent cotton textile ceiling increase by OPA, likely boosting production and prompting shelves to refill in about 30 days.
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Washington
Louis Rothschild
National Association of Retail Clothiers
OPA
Help Rushed To Caribbean Quake Victims
Dominican Republic government rushed aid to areas south of the Monte Christi range after a Sunday quake and tidal wave killed at least two and damaged more than 11 towns. Telecommunication losses hampered damage assessments as tremors continued and residents fled into forests amid hunger fears.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Monte Christi
Caribbean
Atlantic Ocean
Matanzas
Nagua
Republic
Shoe makers press for higher hide prices from OPA
Washington reports the Office of Price Administration refuses immediate raise to cattle hide ceilings. Manufacturers argue higher prices are needed as hides sell above the June 30 ceiling, with shortages threatening shoe production. OPA cites legal requirements for applications and notes relief would take time, prolonging factory curtailment.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
Jers
OPA
Congress
Portsmouth
Ohio
Paul Porter
Porter
May Vacation Probe Ties Rep May to 1944 Miami Beach Visit
Senate war investigators pursue a tip that Rep. May of Kentucky vacationed in Miami Beach with Garsson Munitions Combine officials in March or April 1944. An official says Mead committee received information indicating May stayed at the Versailles Hotel with Murry and Henry Garsson, leaders of Batavian and Erie Basin Metal Products Companies.
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Washington
Senate
May
Miami Beach
Fla
Garsson Munitions Combine
Mead Committee
Kentucky
Versailles Hotel
Murry
Henry Garsson
Batavian
Erie Basin Metal Products
Compine
Fishermen strike to protest salmon price ceilings
About 400 commercial fishing boats idle along the northern California coast in a protest against OPA ceiling prices on salmon. Victor B. Martin, chairman of the Northern California CIO council, said troiters will not resume work until prices are raised.
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San Francisco
California
OPA
Victor B. Martin
Northern California
Council of the
International Fishermen's Union
CIO
Scioto Jail Closed For Health Diagnosis
Scioto County jail in Portsmouth halted prisoner intake and visitor access as Sheriff Earl Brandell orders a full medical diagnosis after two women prisoners were taken to General Hospital yesterday. The jail remained isolated until further notice.
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Portsmouth
Scioto County
Earl Brandell
General Hospital
Marion Captain Cited For Service in Berlin
Fifteen officers and enlisted men from the Berlin district were awarded the Army commendation ribbon today by Maj. Gen. Frank A. Keating for outstanding service since V-E Day. Among those cited was Capt. Neil J. Sharkey of King Ave Marion.
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Berlin
Frank A. Keating
Neil J. Sharkey
King Ave
Marion
Kentucky Driver Jailed on Manslaughter Charge
PORTSMOUTH August 4. Riehle 64 of Alexandria Kentucky was jailed on a manslaughter charge in the auto motorcycle collision that killed Sherman Frazier 23 of Huntington West Virginia.
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Kentucky
Portsmouth
August Riehle
Alexandria
Ceisson
Sherman i Frazier
Huntington
W, Va
State Colleges Seek Branch At Camp Perry Site
Ohio six state universities seek a temporary branch at Camp Perry to ease swollen fall enrollments. Gov Lausche and educators demand emergency housing, Army engineers to inspect facilities near Port Clinton, and a Washington trip to secure equipment and lab priorities for physics and chemistry courses.
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Columbus
Ohio
Camp Perry
Frank J. Lausche
Army
Ohio National Guard
Port Clinton
John C. Baker
Ohio University
Washington
War Assets Administration
Belno Nelson, 69, Dies in Meigs County
Belno Nelson, 69, died Monday evening at his Salem Center home. Surviving are his wife and three children Harold, Herbert, and Mrs Edna Ward. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Salem Center Church with burial in the Nelson cemetery.
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Pomeroy
Belno Nelson
Salem Center
Harold
Herbert
Edna Ward
Nelson Cemetery
CIO Steelworkers Named Agent for Ironton Plant
Washington D C August eight The National Labor Relations Board certified the United Steelworkers of America as the collective bargaining agent for production and maintenance employees at Allied Chemical and Dye Corp Ironton plant.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
United Steelworkers of America
CSO
Ironton, U
Allied Chemical and Dye Corp
Public Works Slash Ordered To Save Money
Washington reports the government trims a $1.6 billion public works program delaying $1.7 billion in contracts for 96 days. Reconversion Director Steelman imposes a three part moratorium to defer non essential federal construction to Oct 1 1946 through Apr 1 1947 and requires a list of at least $700 million in deferred projects. Focus shifts to military construction and certain conservation projects as first deferrals.
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Washington
John R. Steelman
John D. Small
Wilson JW. Wyatt
Sicilians Die During Revolt Near Palermo
In Caccamo near Palermo four policemen and many peasants died as Carabinieri clashed with Sicilian revolt against grain sale to government granaries. Ansa reported women fought alongside men during the enforcement of the wheat decree.
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Rome
Palermo
Carabinieri
Ansa
Carebinieri
Caccamo
Lipscher Resigns Post as Democratic Nominee for Re‑election
Sen Maurice Lipscher of the 23rd District Mahoning and Trumbull Counties resigns as the Democratic nominee effective immediately while retaining his Senate seat as minority leader. He plans to practice law in Washington after January 1 as a district committee fills the vacancy.
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Columbus
Maurice Lipscher
Mahoning County
Hamilton City Council Weighs 1 Percent Income Tax
Hamilton city council discussed an income tax plan to boost municipal revenues amid a potential 1947 deficit of 230009 dollars. Acting City Manager C. N. Teaff was directed to gather data on the annual revenue from a one percent levy on local incomes.
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Hamilton
C. N. Teaff
Byrnes and Molotov clash over dictation at Paris Peace talks
At the Paris Peace Conference Rules Committee Byrnes charged Molotov with seeking dictation through the Big Four. Molotov defended the four powers' decisions and challenged Byrnes to publish his remarks in the Soviet press. The exchange occurred amid debate on whether a simple or two thirds majority should approve treaty recommendations.
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PARIS
James F. Byrnes
V. M.molotov
Byrnes
Molotov
United States
Soviet Union
Russia
Britain
France
Foreign Minister Council of Four
Peace Conference Rules Committee
Byrnes O
W. I MacKenzie King
Canada
Foreign Ministers Council
Bur
Sovi
Unites States
Potsdam
W. L. M. Kenzie King
Europe
Conspiracy on Mortgages Laid to New York Firms
The Justice Department sued the mortgage conference of New York, the Savings Bank Trust Co. of New York, and 37 members for conspiring to suppress competition in mortgage lending and real estate in the New York City area. The suit cites fixed rates and terms, standard valuations, and market stabilization actions, noting about 60 percent of over 225 million dollars in new first mortgages on city properties in 1945 were by conference members. A separate Columbus item reports Mrs. Susan Kurtz, 4 Plain City, died after injuries from a buggy collision with a car.
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NEW York
Anti-Trust Division
Department of Justice Today
Mortgage Conference of
Savings Bank Trust Co. of
New York City
Marion S. Boyd
Savings Bank Trust Co
Japan Troops May Decrease From Occupation Role
Senators Ellender and Butler say Gen Douglas MacArthur expects to be ready to carry out the occupation of Japan with a minimal force after a 42 day world flight with three House members. They also favor a speedy withdrawal of all American troops from China and an end to direct aid to that country.
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Washington
Ellender
D-La
Butler
Douglas MacArthur
Japan
House
MacArthur
China
Voters in Six States Test Truman Choice in Primaries
AP dispatch notes Missouri Missouri fifth district ballots test administration popularity with Rep Roger Slaughter facing Enos A Axtell and Jerome Walsh for the Democratic nomination while President Truman votes in Independence. Other primaries include Virginia Kansas New Hampshire West Virginia and Arkansas with multiple GOP and Democratic contests and notable figures such as Harry Woodring Charles Dale Harley Kilgore and Frank Carlson.
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Truman
James Pendergast
Independence
White House
Pendergast
Enos
Axtell
Roger C. Slaughter
Associated Press
S. Fifth District
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
New Hampshire
Virginia
West Virginia
Slaughter
House Rules Committee
Enos A. Axtell
Cchoice
Jerome Walsh
OPA
Frank P. Briggs
B. Marvin Casteel
St. Joseph
Harry Byrdei
Cio-Pac
Martin A. Hutchinson
Richmond
Frank Carlson
House
Ways and Means Committee
GOP
Harry H. Woodring
Charles M. Dale
Sherman Adams Dale
Portsmouth
F. Clyde Keefe
Dover
Harry Carlson
West Y ¥Irginta
Harley M. Kilgore
Body of Ohio Woman Found on Lake Shore
The body of a 55 year old Ohio woman identified by her sister as Martha Allan of Hicksville Defiance County was found July 21 on Lake Michigan shore near Michigan City Ind. Her sister Mabel Lee of Hartford Mich said the woman had been visiting two brothers in Hamilton Ontario and could not explain her presence in Indiana.
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Michigan City
Ind
Lake Michigan
Martha Allan
Hicksville
Defiance County
Mabel Lee
Hartfard
Mich
Hamilton
Ontario
Delaware Dillon Dams Unaffected by Moratorium
Col. R G West reports that work on the Delaware and Dillon Dams will not be affected by the federal 56 day moratorium on public works contracts. The Delaware dam in Ohio is already contracted for 5 million dollars and the Dillon project, including railroad track removal, is valued at 10 million dollars.
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Delaware
Dillon
Columbus
Delaware and
Col
R. G. West
Ohio River Division
Delaware, O
Col. West
Chillicothe Boy Leads Senior Craft Division in Ohio
Donald E. Gunrick of Chillicothe led the senior division of the Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild mod cat competition in Ohio for outstanding model auto and mobile designs. Also: funeral services tomorrow for William J. Carter, 76, Cleveland descendant of an original settler.
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Chillicothe Boy
Detroit
Fisher
Ohio
Donald E. Gunrick
Chillicothe
Cleveland
William J. Carter
SAM SIMMONS on savings and wealth distribution in America
Sam Simmons discusses a supposed 25 percent of Americans with no savings and asserts that much of government debt and currency rests with the wealthy. He questions where prosperity comes from for the nonindustrious and argues that loans and insurance companies, banks, and corporate owners hold most assets. He suggests banks with large capital own far more bonds than their capital implies.
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Fisher’s
Scioto
Meigs County
CIO Steelworkers
Ironton
Sen. Lipscher
Hamilton City Council
Red
U. S
Harry Harris, Jr
Pacific
Honolulu
U.S
Kwajalein Island
Marshalls
Harris
Harry Harris
Brookville
Susan Kurtz
Plain City
Sam Simmons
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