U S Moves to Halt Russian Expansion
Belgrade AP dispatch reports Tito defending Yugoslavia amid downing of two American planes within ten days, with Yugoslav forces admitting attack on the transport near Bled and authorities noting several unauthorized flights over Yugoslav airspace. Washington launches a firm diplomatic push rejecting Soviet demands on the Dardanelles and outlining hard line against Moscow’s regional expansion while top U S officials outline policy and potential actions.
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Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Tito
Amercan
Vienna
Austria
Udine
Italy
Bled
Tro
Yugoslav Foreign Ministry
Ministry
U. S
Richard C. Patterson
Fatterson
Washington
United States
Middle East
Asia
Dardanelles
Truman
Byrnes
Acheson
Patterson
Navy
Forrestal
Russia
India
China
War
White House
Europe
Poland
Soviet Union
Moscow
Ankara
Turkey
Balkan
Trieste
Mediterranean
AID FOR AGED PAY INCREASE SALARY HIKES BEFORE SOLONS
Ohio lawmakers in special session tackled Gov Lausche eight point program with focus on aid to the aged and blind and worker salary hikes. Republicans pushed resolutions for immediate 25 percent pay raises for state employees, plus a gambling probe commission. Legislation proposed raises to $59 for old age pensions and $50 for bonds, with commissions to study salaries and taxes while retaining governor defined aims.
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Columbus
Ohip
Frank J. Lausche
House
Lausche
Ohio
Senate
Seni
Raymond E. Hildebrand
Fred A. Hunt
Toledo
Jackson E. Betts
Robert R. Shaw
R-Franklin
U. S
Pomeroy-Mason
Ohio River
Benjamin F. Turner
R.meigs
Speare
Meat Price Ceiling Set At June 30
Washington reports the Price Decontrol Board restored ceilings on meat near June 30 levels while dairy stays free. Subsidies are reinstated for meats at June 29 rates. grains largely excluded from ceilings except flaxseed and by products. Officials outline phased reimposition at retail outlets.
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Washington
OPA
CIO Cost of Living Committee
Paul Porter
Roy L. Thompson
Thompson
Radio Official Urges End To Wishy Washy Broadcaste
A D Willard executive vice president of the National Association of Broadcasters told a Canton news clinic audience of 100 ratio men that radio in America stands against sin and must clearly declare an editorial stance. He urged radio to drop its wishy washy attitude and develop policies to gain its proper national place.
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Canton
GFP
A. D. Willard
National Association of Broadcasters
America
Legion Posts Filled by Vets of First War
World War I veterans filled all department offices at the Ohio American Legion state convention in Cleveland as delegates failed to elect a World War II veteran to any post. Don W Schoeppe of Warren was elected state commander, with Aaron J Halloran of Springfield as vice commander and Martin V Coffey of Middletown named national executive committeeman.
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Cleveland
American Legion
Don W Schoeppe
Warren
Aaron J. Halloran
Springfield
Martin V. Coffey
Middletown
Plane Crash Fatal to Two in Illinois Near Moline Airport
Captain James Steen and Marvin Fox were killed when a chartered plane crashed one mile south of Moline Airport. Ten passengers were injured, none seriously, as one engine sparked and the other failed during an attempted landing at the airport. Injured include two babies.
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Moline
James Steen
Marvin Fox
Crane Operator Killed in Akron Embankment Accident
Akron reports Melvin Hiles a 32 year old crane operator died when a tractor crane tipped over a 10 foot embankment crushing him. The incident occurred yesterday impacting safety crews and investigators at the scene.
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Akron
Melvin Hiles
Free Rita Zucca Granted Release in Rome Trial
Rita Louise Zucca, the New York born broadcaster dubbed Axis Sally, was released in Rome after serving nine months of a four year five month sentence for collaboration. The Court of Assizes freed her citing incompetence of the military tribunal that convicted her last September.
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Rita Louise Zucca
Gi's. J
Italy
Court of Assizes
Rome
Armed Bandits Rob Pomeroy Filling Station
Pomeroy police seek a young man and woman who robbed the Ebersbach service station on E Main St at gunpoint early today. They forced an attendant into a parked car and took about $77 from the cash register. An accomplice arrived in a car. police have a likely description and say the pair previously cashed the premises.
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Pomeroy
Ebersbach
E. Main St
W. E. Wolfe
Meigs
Electrocution on Marion Bridge Repair Work
Clarence Mayes aged 51 was electrocuted when a power shovel boom struck high tension lines during bridge repair work in Marion. Workers halted operations as authorities investigated the incident and ensured safety measures were in place.
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Owican
Marion
Clarence Mayes
Liquor Store Reopens Defying Court Order
The State Liquor Control Department announced it would reopen its Marion liquor store immediately in defiance of a Common Pleas Court order. Judge Paul D. Smith had ordered closure for the Marion county fair through Friday under a 38 year old law restricting sales near fairs. Assistant AG Charles Schnurr argued the law applies only to over the counter sales.
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Columbus
State Liquor Control Department
Marion
Common Pleas
Paul D.smith
Smith
Hugh §S
Jenkins
Charles Schnurr
Albania Balks At Alteration of Frontiers
Premier Enver Hoxha declared Albania will not accept border changes and insisted frontiers are sacred. He denounced Greece and its Prime Minister Tsaldaris, linking Tsaldaris to the wartime Albanian quisling government and accusing fugitives of hiding in Rome.
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Paris
Albania
Enver Hoxha
Balkan
Greece
Constantine Tsaidatis
Russia
Tsaidaris
Rome
Pilot first to be ejected from speeding plane
DAYTON P I The Air Material Command disclosed in May that First Sst Lawrence Lambert 29 of Berkeley West Virginia was the first American to be shot from a high speed aircraft with a pilot ejection seat. Lambert rode a P 61 at over 300 mph at 6090 feet over Patterson Field. He pulled a handle, was catapulted from the aircraft, separated from his seat and parachute opened.
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Dayton
Air Materiel Command
Lawrence Lambert
Berkeley
W. Va
Harman
United States
Lambert
Patterson Field
Molon
Ninth Child Born By Caesarean Section
Physicians report Mrs Walter G Shrivler, 35, wife of a bus driver, has given birth to her ninth child by caesarean section at St. Vincent Hospital. A six pound three ounce boy was born Monday, two weeks premature. All nine children, the eldest 15, are reported normal and healthy.
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Toledo
Walter G Shrivler
St. Vincent Hospital
Quake Shakes Manila Without Casualties Reported
An earthquake of notable intensity rattled Manila at 4.59 p.m. lasting about 20 seconds. No injuries or property damage were reported, with the tremor concentrated in downtown areas.
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Manila
Baltimore Woman Elected Supreme Chief of Pythian Sisters
Mrs J M Seney Jr of Baltimore was chosen supreme chief at the 28th biennial Pythian Sisters convention. Other officers named include supreme senior Mrs Wilbur McCoy of Jacksonville and supreme manager Mrs Mollie V Keller of Uhrichsville.
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Chicago
J. M. Seney
Baltimore
The
Pythian Sisters
Wilbur McCoy
Jacksonville
Supreme
Charles Kinzer
Salem
Qre
Archie T. Wogan
Albuquerque
Mollie V. Keller
Uhrichsville
Ohio Town Blacked Out By Strike at Light Plant
WELLSTON AP A municipal power plant strike idle about 700 factory workers in Jackson County city. Mayor John Sylvester says no early settlement likely. Eight light plant workers seek 18 to 14 cents an hour raise and union recognition. Hospitals, shops, and a bakery suffer. some plants close and milk, meat shortages loom as meals rely on candles and lamps.
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Ohio
Wellston
Jackson County
John Sylvester
Sylvester
United Construction Workers
United Mine Workers
Hercules Manufacturing Co
Frick-Canagher Co
Morrow Manufacturing Co
Ewing
Sentinel
Unnon
Baptists Centennial to Start in Jamestown Tomorrow
The Clinton Baptist Association with 19 churches in Clinton Greene Highland Ross Fayette and Jackson Counties will hold its centennial convention in Jamestown starting today and continuing tomorrow. Rev H Park Tucker of Childbothe is moderator.
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Jamestown
Clinton Baptist Association
Clinton
Greene
Highland Ross
Fayette
Jackson Counties
H. Park
Tucker of
Childcothe
Metlter Explains Governor Criticism Behind Resignation
Former Athens County prosecutor Mettler described that about 60 percent of his reason for resigning from the State Liquor Board stemmed from criticism by Gov. Lausche. He testified amid questions on Krebs's pending senate confirmation and called for an investigation into the department amid a wave of liquor enforcement actions in Trumbull County.
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Columbus
Senate
Frank M. Krebs
State Liquor Board
Harry Mettler
Nelsomile
Heard
Frank J. Lausehe Meitler
Athens County
Lausche
Cincinnati
Mettler
Raymond E ‘Hildebrand
R-Lucas
Senate Liquor Committee
Senate Rules Committee
Krebs
Dayton
Department of Liquor Control
Cleveland
Thomas J. Herbert
GOP
Trumbull County
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Herbert
Meni
Clash of NMU And AFL Seen In Lake Fuss
Detroit reports an AFL and NMU clash as AFL seamen urged to fight the NMU strike for a 44 hour week. Joseph P. Ryan accuses NMU of communist control and seeks mobilization of marine unions. A $375,000 suit claims breach of contract amid 41 of 316 Lake Carriers vessels strikebound.
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Detroit
CIO National
Marittme
AFL
NMU
Great Lakes
Joseph P. Ryan
AFL International Longshoremen’s Association
Buffalo
American Federation of Labor
Ryan
Canton Resident Dies Of Tornado Injuries
MANKATO Minn Mrs Pearl Walter 39 wife of El mer R Walter a former Canton QC city councilman died yesterday from injuries suffered in a tornado Saturday Walter and his wife had left Canton two months ago in a new automobile trailer for a vacation trip.
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Mankato
Minn
Pearl Walter
Elmer R. Walter
Canton, QC
Walter
Canton
Pay Hike Continued For County Employes
BRAMILTON F-Provision: continuation of the 10 per cent wage increase for county employes granted weeks ago, included in a $827,980 county general fund budget for 1947 adopted by the Butler County Board of Commissioners. JEEP CRASH FATAL CINCINNATI Roy G Langford 31 Hamilton County's 69th traffic fatality of the year killed when his jeep struck a tree last night.
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Bramilton
Butler County Board of Commissioners
Cincinnati
Roy G. Langford
Hamilton County
Sam Simmons on union reform and labor leaders aims
A newspaper with a history of New Deal support cites union leaders pushing to boost production to curb inflation. It notes workers have long been trained to resist change and questions reform credibility while warning voters about labor czars influencing the Tru man administration.
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Truman
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