Australian Delegate Blasts Russia at Paris Peace Talks
Australian delegate J A Beasley delivered a sharp critique of Russia accusing lies intimidation and power politics at the Paris Peace Conference’s Political and Economic Commission. The exchange with Soviet minister Andrei Vishinsky ended amicably as Australia agreed to drop a standing subcommittee proposal while France proposed a similar body. Beasley defended Hodgson and warned of fear and Moscow tactics, noting Russia’s insistence on aggressive speech. Czechoslovakia also spoke on the Balkan Commission as Russia sought 300 million dollars in reparations from Romania.
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PARIS
J. A. Beasley
Russia
Andrei Vishinsky
Political and Economic Commission
Australia
Italy
Yugoslavia
France
Austria
Beasley
Vishinsky
Col
W.R. Hodgson
Italian Treaty Economic Commission
Europe
Czechoslovakia
Balkan Commission
Romania
CAB Findings Irk Airlines in Southeast Route Bid
The Civil Aeronautics Board heard one day of testimony on new routes in the Southeast as Delta and Eastern Air Lines condemned examiner recommendations as irrational incoherent and contradictory and urged reversal. Ohio State University will grant Summer quarter degrees to about 540 graduates with roughly one fifth veterans among them.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Delta Airlines
Eastern Air Lines
Delta
Veterans Columbus
Ohio State University
Vet Vacation Rights Cited By Draft Head
Col. C. L. Goble announces a policy broadening veterans vacation rights based on a Supreme Court decision. Veterans shall receive full vacation pay for the year they return, time in service counted as time worked, and contract requirements to establish eligibility waived.
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Columbus
CL. W.goble
Selective Service
Supreme Court
Coal Loadings Rise at Lake Erie Ports
A 25 day total of 713,191 cars was dumped at Lake Erie ports this month, averaging over 4,500 cars daily, exceeding last year’s figure by more than 28,000 cars. Despite the CIO National Maritime Union strike beginning Aug 15, coal loadings remained near normal for the period.
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Cleveland
Lake Erie
Ore and Coal Exchange
CIO National Maritime Union
Attendance Records Set at Camp Meeting in Circleville
The committee reports new attendance records at the 29th annual Camp Meeting of the Churches of Christ in Christian Union. The event opened August 21 and runs through September 1 with daily attendance estimated at 5,000.
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Circleville
Churches of Christ In Christian Union
Former Fighters Ready To Race At Cleveland Air Show
Twenty planes entered for the Thompson Trophy Race at Cleveland’s four day National Air Races. Pro qualifiers require speeds over 275 mph for two laps on a 30 mile course. Bendix Trophy entry brings 2,100 mile flight from Van Nuys with 27 starters. Jacqueline Cochran may pilot her P-51. Military demonstrations and jet events headline a largely Army and Navy program.
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Cleveland
van Nuys
Calif
Jacqueline Cochran
Hollywood
Army
Navy
Army Air Force
School Land Strip Mine Ban Pledged
Gov. Lausche pledged not to condone leasing school district land in Hocking County for strip mining and said he would investigate reports the state auditor may approve a 640 acre Starr Washington district lease. The deal would pay the district 10 cents a ton on mined coal without surface leases and eight cents with surface lease negotiations.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Hockling County
Starr-Washington
Hocking County
Raymond J. Bartholomew
State Auditor
A. H. Slusser
Logan
Ralph Yost
State
Bartholomew
Slusser
Yost
Central States Construction Co
Cossack Bares Oriental Plot Against Reds in Moscow
Gen Gregorie Semenov a White Bandit of Siberia testified at a Moscow military tribunal about a 20 year old anti Bolshevik plot in the Orient aided by Japan to seize power in the United States. He described mass killings large sums from Japan and Far East espionage details as co defendants face trial.
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Moscow
Orient
Soviet Union
Siberia
Gregorie Semenov
Lenin
Soviet Supreme Court
Vasili V. Ulrich
Japan
Far East
Surplus Property Gifts For Education UK'd
The Justice Department approved the gift of surplus War Assets Administration property to nonprofit educational institutions. Eligible newly formed nonprofit institutions may receive surplus property under the surplus property act as stated by the department.
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Washington
Justice Department
War Assets Administration
Department
Men Students Ouster From Dorm Protested
COLUMBUS A Common Pleas Judge John R. King took under advisement a request for a temporary injunction to stop Ohio State University trustees from removing 600 male students and turning the dormitory over to female students this fall. The judge called the trustees action a shame but said he might lack jurisdiction to issue a restraining order.
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Columbus
P — Common Pleas
John R. King
Ohio State University
King
Hunters Kill 418 Foxes in Butler County Bounty Paid
Sheriff Charles Walker reports 418 foxes killed by hunters in Butler County over the last ten months. Bounty payments at 3 dollars per set of feet have totaled 1254 dollars.
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Butler
Hamilton
Butler County
Charles Walker
Polio Cases Rise to 38 in Cincinnati This Year
Six new infantile paralysis cases were reported to the City Health Department, bringing Cincinnati's total for the year to 38, up from 29 on the same date last year. Fostoria High School named Oscar K. Caldwell as principal.
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Cincinnati— GP
Fostoria
Fostoria High School
Oscar K. Caldwell
Meat buyers fear winter famine as cattle run peaks
CHICAGO AP. Eat it while you can, packers rush to turn the largest cattle run since 1934 into cuts of beef before OPA price ceilings take effect. Normal weights and lighter hogs flood markets, as 183000 cattle pass through 20 major yards led by Chicago. Prices drop amid record runs, with limited prime cattle at 30 dollars per hundredweight. Meat officials warn uncertainty may push producers to liquidate. Sept. ceilings loom for processed meats, wholesalers, and retailers.
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Chicago
OPA
Norman Draper
American Meat Institute
Agriculture Department
Secretary of Agriculture
Office of Price Administration
Bugs Moran Faces 10 to 25 Year Term
Moran and two accomplices were convicted of robbing a Dayton tavern, with Moran facing a 10 to 25 year Ohio sentence. Co-defendants Al Fouts of Dayton and Virgil Summers of Henderson, Ky, await sentencing. A prior Chicago gang figure, Moran claimed a quiet life in Kentucky, offering alibi witnesses.
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Bugs’ Moran
Dayton
George
Bugs
Ohio
Moran
al Capone
State
Chicago
Mann
Kentucky
Henderson
John Krupe Jr
al Fouts
Virgil
Doc) Summers
Common Pleas
Robert A.martin
Vege
Capone-Torrio
Dion O'Bannion
Capone Ardee
Lull Spee
O’bannion
FFA and 4-H Spotlight at Ohio State Fair
At the Ohio State Fair the Ohio State Junior Fair dominated the main exhibits with 4H and Future Farmers of America youths leading the shows. Gov. Lausche planned to focus on the youth exhibition while judges conducted dairy products, milking derby, and cattle events. Attendance neared prewar levels with 128,027 paid admissions by noon.
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Columbus
FFA
Guernsey
Bryan P. Sandles
Future Farmers of America
I 'Sandles
Courtesy to Driver Brings Free Journey
NEW YORK Good morning said the man to the cab driver at Pennsylvania Station the driver waved away the 80 cents on the meter Bob the cabbie says you ride for nothing after 28 years of driving a hack you are the first person who ever spoke to him that way
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New York
Penn Station
Pennsylvania Station
Bob
U S Industry Rushes to End Price Control
Washington reports industry pressure to end OPA price ceilings with nearly 1,000 inquiries and 300 informal applications. OPA removed ceilings on canned and frozen soups while moving to reestablish limits on livestock meats and fats. The Church of the Brethren announced three Ohio youths will join as instructors in modern power farming in China.
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Washington
OPA
John Bulkley
Ldecontrol
OPA J
Dayton
Church of the Brethren
Ohio
Auto Black Market Ring Raided in North Carolina
LEESVILLE S C AP agents raided a purported 75 million dollar automobile black market hub serving 14 states. Six men from South Carolina were arrested on bonds under 2500 dollars, facing up to 5000 dollar fines and a year in prison. Agents bought five cars for 12000 dollars at an open air lot with about 500 cars and 8 dealers, finding prices double the ceiling. The Leesville operation, described as the fountainhead for dealers across many states, operated at least nine months with total sales near 75 million dollars. Evidence included cars sold for 3300 to 5800 dollars versus normal prices.
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Leesville
S.C
OPA
Ohio
The
Ea Redaend Dala
South Carolina
C. C. Moseley
North
Virginia
District of Columbia
New York
New Jersey
Tennessee
Georgia
Alabama
Michigan
Kentucky
Louisiana
Florida
Pennsylvania
Moseley
Five Crew Dead in Shotdown American Plane Belgrade
Belgrade officials ruled that all five crew members died when their transport was shot down on August 19 by Yugoslav pursuit aircraft. Evidence gathered included recovered body parts, ending hopes of survivors.
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Belgrade
U.S. Heagen Registration Commission
VA Dental Treatment Slated in Home Towns
War veterans with service connected dental trouble will receive home town treatment about Oct. 2, the Veterans Administration branch office reported today. Private dentists may be visited with proper authorization if VA dental clinic service is not feasibly available.
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Columbus
Veterans Adminstration
Kidnapping Conviction Yields 24 Year Federal Term
Elkins W Va Richard Wheatley, 52, convicted of violating the National Kidnap Act for forcing Denzik Wilson to drive him from Newell West Virginia to East Liverpool Ohio. Federal Judge Harry Watkins imposed the term yesterday. Two Die In Five Minutes Kent A 68 year old man and his 66 year old wife perished within minutes, both likely from heart attacks.
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George White
Eesti
San Diego
Calif
White
Elkins
W. Va
Richard Lawrence Wheatley
Denzik Willson
Newell, W
East Liverpool
Harry Watkins
Kent
Seven Tankers Back on Duty In Lake Strike
Detroit report says seven oil tankers resume operation as CIO National Maritime Union reaches settlement with Cleveland Tankers Inc Great Lakes Transport Corp and Lake Tankers Inc New York. Two small firms remaining unsigned Texas Oil Co and Gulf Oil Co keep ships idle. Agreement sets 48 hour week at sea and 44 hours in port.
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Detroit
CIO National Maritime Union
Great Lakes
Cleveland Tankers Inc
Cleveland
Great Lakes Transport Corp
Detroit and
Lake Tankers Inc
New York
Texas Oil Co
Gulf Oil Co
Warren Man Denies Slots
Columbus report on 21 Trumbull County permit holders summoned by the State Liquor Board after a surprise raid. One Warren, Ohio, tavern operator Carmen Costa testified he did not have slot machines in his establishment on the dates inspectors cited. Testimony indicated inspectors saw machines during visits in April and July.
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Columbus
State Liquor Board
Liquor Department
Carmen Costa
Warren
Costa
Trumbull County
McReynolds Dies After Yearlong Illness At 84
Funeral services planned in Elkton for James Clark McReynolds former Supreme Court associate justice who led all peers in dissent against New Deal laws and died Saturday night after a yearlong illness aged 84.
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Washington
James Clark MecReynolds
Supreme Court
Elkton
McReynolds
Tragedy After Curiosity Ends in Two Fatal Electrocutions
London reports Kelsey Rat cliff who climbed on a fallen high voltage wire after a crash and was electrocuted. Ben Egelhoff, 56, living nearby, stepped on the same wire and also died. Coroner Lu Kens ruled both accidental deaths. Horse kick fatality in Wooster rodeo arena, Claude Moss, 42, died from injuries at Wadsworth hospital.
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London
Kelsey Ratcliff
Here
Ben Egelhoff
W. E. Lukens
Strike fails to halt vet housing project
Cleveland area carpenters walkout of 4500 union workers stalls other building activity in Cuyahoga Lake and Geauga counties. The carpenters district council assigned between 1300 and 1509 members to veterans housing projects.
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Cleveland
AFL
Cuyahoga
Lake
Geauga
Carpenters’ District Council
Sams Simmons Says on Butter Exports and Japan
The piece critiques large butter shipments from the United States totaling 250 million pounds, noting scarce soap on grocer shelves and questioning exports to Japan. It argues Japan lacks pasture and grain to develop a dairy industry for 70 million people and parries the notion of creating foreign markets by sending butter samples.
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Japan
Washington
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