Russians Leave Allied Berlin Building as Four Power Authority Ends
The Russians evacuated the Allied Kommandatura Building in Berlin and removed their flag, signaling a de facto end to four power administration in the city. An Army spokesman reported a US cargo plane crash-landing safely at Templehof as airlift continued, while Americans favor a firm stance against the Soviet Union and four of five back staying in Berlin despite risk.
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Berlin
Fourpower Kommandatura
Kommandatura
Templehof Airfield
Allied Control Council
Germany
Allied Control Authority
Allied Secretariat
U.S
Russia
United States
Soviet Union
Moscow
U. S
V. M. Molotov
Walter Bedell Smith
London
Molotov
Stalin
Foreign Office
Ruhr
Russian teacher leaps from Soviet consulate guards at hospital
A Russian woman teacher, Mrs. Oksana Stepanovna Kosenkina, leaped three stories from the Soviet Consulate on East 61st Street after alleged imprisonment. Police guard her room at Roosevelt Hospital as U S Russian tensions rise over custody and safety concerns.
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New York
Oksana Stepanovna Kosenkina
East 61St St
Fifth Ave
Kosenkina
Zot I
Chepurnykh
Valley Cottage
N.Y
Russia
Yakov Lomakin
U.S. State Department
Cone pioneer Weatherly dies in Portland at 80
George Warren Weatherly aged 80, an early creamery owner who popularized the ice cream cone, died last night in Portland Oregon. Weatherly's work helped shape the confectionery industry and his invention left a lasting mark on frozen desserts.
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Portland
Ore
George Warren Weatherly
Canada Lifts Export Control On Livestock
Ottawa reports Agriculture Minister J. G. Gardiner announced the lifting of Canadian export controls on beef cattle calves and related products effective next Monday. The move opens the U S cattle market, raises domestic beef supplies abroad, and may push Canadian retail beef prices up 20 to 30 percent. Export permits will be freely issued for oats and barley and equalization fees on these grains have ended since August 1.
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Ottawa
J. G. Gardiner
United States
Canada
U. S
Gardiner
Forecast Warns on Polio Rise in Ohio
COLUMBUS State Health Director John D Porter said the next two weeks will reveal if Ohio’s polio outbreak will match last year’s severity. He noted a 1947 early surge led to a record 1480 cases, and this year’s rise began in July with 21 new cases yesterday and 296 total for 1948, versus 81 by this time in 1947.
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Columbus
John D. Porterfield
Ohio
Health Department
Superficial Examination Made of Daniels
Dr. R E Bushong and Dr J F Bateman at Lima State Hospital conducted a superficial examination of Albert Murl Daniels the alleged slayer of three people but reached no conclusions on his sanity Daniels admitted killing John E Niebel 51 Mansfield Reformatory farm superintendent and Niebel s wife and daughter aged 21
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Lima
R. E. Bushong
Lima State Hospital
J. F. Bateman
Albert Murl Daniels
Daniels
John E. Niebel
Mansfield Reformatory
Niebel
Price Drop Prediction Disputed by Truman on Inflation Bill
President Truman voiced doubt that consumer prices will fall as he prepares to act on the Republican anti inflation bill. He diverged from Senator Taft on price stabilization and signaled likely veto or approval actions amid GOP arguments over controls. The bill seeks to extend wartime credit curbs and tighten reserve requirements to curb inflation.
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Truman
Taft
Ohio
Ohioan
Congress
Watkins
Utah
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Ruth Condition Unimproved as Ruth News Update
Babe Ruth remains in Memorial Hospital with no improvement in his condition and a moderately high fever. Earlier bulletins claimed rally and improvement, but hospital officials offered no elaboration beyond the logical conclusion that his status had not improved since yesterday.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Memorial Hospital
Ruth
Boy Drowns in Schoonover Lake
Wendell Bowden age 7 drowned yesterday in Schoonover Lake Lima when he fell from a dock. Authorities investigated the accident as a drowning and reported rescue efforts unsuccessful.
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Lima
Wendell Bowden
Schoonover Lake
Clergy Blames Officials for Newport Robbery Fallout
Newport Ky clergy say vice and gambling fostered the conditions behind last Monday’s $4,000 hold up of Chicago industrialist Avery L. Hack. Rev. Ted Dougherty of Ft. Thomas blamed city officials’ gambling stance but said no action would be taken. Two Middletown men, Raymond White and Irvin Turvey, faced armed robbery charges and were being returned from Charlotte, N C. Hack remained hospitalized in serious condition with wounds to head and chest.
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Newport
Campbell County Ministerial Association
Ted Dougherty
Ft. Thomas
Middletown
Avery L. Hack
Alton
Charlotte
N. C
Raymond White
Irvin Turvey
Hack
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Covington
Univis Case To Be Decided By Five Arbitrators
Cincinnati reports that five potential arbiters were named to decide the status of 11 Univis Lens Co. employees accused of picket line violence during a 97 day strike. The firm and CIO United Electrical Workers union agreed to submit the case to arbitration. Other striking workers were rehired without prejudice.
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Cincinnati
Univis Lens Co
CIO
United Electrical Workers Union
American Arbitration Association
New York
Reformatory Escapee Returns Voluntarily
Timothy Sams, 24, of Cincinnati, who escaped Mansfield Reformatory on August 4, returned of his own accord. Fellow escapee Jack Kidder, 21, also of Cincinnati, was captured in La Grange, Indiana, but Sams eluded patrolmen then. Officials said he gave no reason for returning.
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Mansfield
Timothy Sams
Cincinnati
Mansfield Reformatory
Jack Kidder
la Grange
Ind
Sams
Indiana
Motorcyclist Glen Miller Killed in Loveland Collision
Cincinnati news reports 19 year old Glen S. Miller died in a head on crash with an automobile near Loveland after completing a 10 000 mile western motorcycle tour.
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Cincinnati
Glen S. Miller
Loveland
Currie Denies Communist Spy Ties Amid HUAC Hearings
Laughlin Currie former Roosevelt aide testified before the House Un-American Activities Committee that he is not and never has been a Communist. The hearing covered Soviet protests and a tense exchange over two Soviet teachers involved in a transfer saga and a Moscow protest to the US ambassador.
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Washington
Walter Bedell Smith
Molotov
United States
New York
State Department
Smith
Kremlin
Michael Ivanovitch Lamarine
Oksana S. Kosenkina
Alexander S. Panyushkin
Anders
Robert A. Lovcett
Samarine
Kosenkina
Marshall
Michael McDermott
Moscow
Russia
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House Un-American Activities Committee
Duncan Lee
Office of Strategic Services
Elizabeth Bentley
Lee
Laughlin Currie
Roosevelt
Elizabeth T. Bentley
Miss Bentley
Currie
Communist Party
Oksana Stepanovna Kosenkina
Roosevelt Hospital
V. M. Molotov
Michael Ivanovitch Samarin
Un-American Activities Committee For Protection
Samarin
House Committee
Thomas
Officials Seek Poison Clue In Mrs Gillette Death
Poison tests of Mrs Birdie Gillette's stomach continued in Cleveland while Verlin Adkins 26 is held in Wooster on a murder charge. Wayne County Coroner L A Adair waits for Cuya hoga County lab results to rule on cause of death of the 34 year old Rittman woman.
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Ohio
Wayne County
Ed Mills
Adkins
No Pylon Jet Event In 1948 Air Races
Cleveland officials announce no jet plane race at the 1948 national air races. Director Frederick C. Crawford says last year’s Shooting Star jet event proved the closed course too dangerous for high speed planes.
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Cleveland
Frederick C. Crawford
Air Force
Shooting Star
Republicans Pressure Spy Probe as Political Issue
President Truman challenges the congressional anti-Communist hearings as a red herring while GOP leaders push to turn the spy investigations into a major political issue. Dewey campaign aides say Americans are shocked by the president’s stance and want evidence on espionage activities. Mundt hails a counter challenge to reveal or refute government leaks to Moscow.
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Washington
Truman
Senate
House
GOP
Thomas E. Dewey
Albany
Herbert Brownell, Jr
Rep. Mundt
R-Sd
House UN- American Activities Committee
Mundt
FBI
Mr. Truman
Dr Carl W Brown Dies at 60 Bone Specialist
Lancaster reports the death yesterday of Dr Carl W Brown a 60 year old bone specialist who died in a local hospital.
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Lancaster
Carl W. Brown
War Veteran Killed In Fifth Floor Jump
Columbus police identified Harry Edward Grubbs a 28 year old Springfield war veteran who jumped to his death from a five story downtown hotel window last night police said he left three notes including one to a brother in Springfield
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Columbus
Harry Edward Grubbs
Springfield
Boys Return from Trip to New York and Athens
Twenty nine Messenger carriers returned home to Athens at 6 42 a m Friday after a New York vacation aboard the Diplomat streamliner They had dinner on the train and half a day sightseeing including a Statue of Liberty trip The group visited the McBee Company offices on Madison Avenue prior to the voyage and viewed ships in New York Harbor
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New York
Athens
Battery Park
Europe
Hudson River Pier
McBee Company
Madison Ave
Gathens
Injured in Strike Site Suits Filed Against Steel Union
Eight damage suits totaling 64000 were filed by William and Reid Williams Anthony Schialdone and Harry Failor against the CIO United Steelworkers Union and Mahoning County Commissioners. They allege injuries suffered during a plant strike in Youngstown a year earlier.
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Youngstown
CIO
United Steelworkers’ Union
Mahoning County
William and Reid Williams
Petersburg
Anthony Schialdone
Harry Failor
Enon Valley
World War II Ace Killed in Plane Crash
Alliance, Md. two war veterans died in a crash four miles north of Alliance. W C Canoles of Baltimore a Distinguished Flying Cross holder and C L Cockey of Pikesville Md were killed when their aircraft went down in a cornfield yesterday.
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Alliance
W. C. Canoles
Baltimore
C. L. Cockey
Pikesville
Here
Extended Columbus forecast with cooler spell ahead
Temperature will average 2 or 3 degrees below normal. Normal maximum 78, minimum 58. Cool Saturday followed by a slow rising trend Sunday and Monday. Cooler Tuesday. Precipitation will average 1-10 inch, occurring as showers Monday through Tuesday.
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Columbus
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