Senator O Mahoney criticizes steel leaders outlook on capitalism
Senator O Mahoney accuses steel executives of doubting capitalism like Stalin and urges expansion of production to meet strong American demand. He cites NYSE magazine profits and Commerce Department income data as evidence of robust growth, urging business leaders to invest profits to prevent inflation.
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Washington
Senator O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Stalin
Russia
O'Mahoney
America
New York Stock Exchange
Commerce Department
Greek Ponders New Cabinet as Tsaldaris Plans Immediate Reshuffle
Premier designate Constantin Tsaldaris met with U S ambassador Lincoln MacVeagh and announced he would form a new cabinet of his choosing without a broader coalition. Greece has lacked a cabinet since Premier Maximos Demetrios resigned last Saturday.
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Athans
Constantin Tsaldaris
U.S
Lincoln MacVeagh
Greece
Maximos Demetrios
Preacher Free Under Bond After Manslaughter Charge
In Sumerville Georgia Rev Gordon Miller was released on $1500 bond after a hearing in a case where a church member drank a potion he claimed was strychnine to prove faith. The murder charge against Miller was reduced to manslaughter as a grand jury investigation continues.
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Summerville
Gordon Miller
G. W. Agnew
Co. D. Rivers
Rivers
Miller
Clarence Blackman
Teers
Avis
Jap Pleads Innocent In Killing of Yanks
Japanese Capt. Toshi Akutsu pleaded innocent before an Eighth Army commission in Yokohama to charges of responsibility for the deaths of 15 American war prisoners. He denied failing to hospitalize prisoners linked to a labor detail in the Philippines. The victims included T Sgt Joseph J Rushin of Warren Ohio.
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Yokohama
Toshi Akutsu
Eighth Army
Akutsu
Philippines
Joseph J. Rushin
Warren
Ohio
Anonymous $50,000 Gift Boosts Heidelberg Centen nial Fund
TIFFIN Ohio Heidelberg College received a $50,000 anonymous gift announced by President Nevin C Harper. With the donation, the centennial fund totals reach $483,380, according to Harper.
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Heidelberg Fund
Tiffin
Heidelberg College
Nevin C. Harper
College
Harper
High German industrialists face war crimes court
Four U S court opens trial of 24 directors of I G Farben charged with aiding Nazi aggression for profit. Brig Gen Taylor says Farben aimed to dominate world chemical industry and would repeat abuses. Indictment cites wholesale slavery plunder murder and delayed synthetic rubber and fuels via 1934 agreements with Standard Oil.
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Germany
U. S
I. G. Farben Chemical Trust
Adolf Hitler
Telford Taylor
Taylor
United States
Farben
Hermann Goering
Gen. Taylor
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Chemical Trust
Farben- Standard Oil
Timers Expect Busy Session At Air Trials
Cleveland reports a busy National Air Races qualifier day as about a dozen planes lined up for two lap runs on the 15 mile Thompson course. Only two planes qualified for the $40,000 race with Labor Day speed events ahead.
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Cleveland
Thompson
Claude P. Smith
Reidsville
N. C
Electric hail storm strikes New York City
A severe electrical rain and hail storm hit New York City injuring about 20 people during a rush as street cars were struck by lightning. Basements flooded, phones and subway service disrupted as temperatures plunged from 91 to 67 in under two hours.
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Associated Press
Midwest
North Atlantic
New York City
Empire State Building
Chicago
Sikh Mob Slaughters Fifteen Mohammedans in Pakistan
Two U S State Department employees report a Sikh mob halted a train near Muir village in Lahore district killing 15 Mohammedan passengers and making two attempts to breach the compartment. Lt Col Charles Caple and Jane Loranger, U S diplomats, witnessed the incident while traveling.
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Pakistan
U. S. State Department
Charles Caple
Little Rock
Ark
U. S
New Delhi
Jane Loranger
Sacramento
Calif
U. S. Information Service
Muir
Trucker Kills Child in Potato Field Collision
Sheriff Bridenbaugh reported four year old Jesse T. Flores Jr. killed when struck beneath a truck in a potato field yesterday. Investigating authorities described the incident as a fatal traffic accident on rural farmland.
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John K. Bridenbaugh
Jesse T. Flores, Jr
State fair draws crowds but attendance falls short of last year
Ohio's 93rd fair in 101 years enters day five at the 50-year stand as exhibitors fill the grounds with items for homes and gardens. Total paid admissions reach about 159 755 in four days, below last year's pace, while championships in the national percheron show go to L. C. Hay's stallion and an OSU mare. Broadview Silhouette wins amateur fine harness, with other gaited horse stakes names noted.
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Columbus
Ohio
L. C. Hay
Loudonville
Ohio State University
Broadview Silhouette
Broadview Farms
Gahanna
Genius
Stoneyridge
J. E. McAdams
New Carlisle
David Davies
Jenkins European Aid Survey Trip Begins From New York
The Select Congressional Committee on Foreign Aid led by Rep. Thomas A. Jenkins sails from New York for Europe to survey U S foreign aid plans. Eleven Republicans and eight Democrats will study Austria Germany France Belgium Holland Italy Greece Trieste and the Balkans with London and Frankfurt stops and Italy Greece Trieste headquarters in Rome.
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Congressional Committee On Foreign Aid
Rep
Thomas A. Jenkins
Ohio
New York
Europe
United States
Austria
Germany
France
Belgium
Holland
Italy
Greece
Trieste
Balkans
London
Frankfurt
Rep. Jenkins
Rome
Surprise Raid Swoops On County Gambling Hub
In Cincinnati region a store room in Hamilton County Court house housed six slot machines and five pinball games seized by 12 assistant prosecutors after raids aimed at stopping gambling. No arrests were made. In Norwood police were unaware of the operation.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Carson Hoy
Norwood
Charles W. Fritz
Hannegan May Resign From DNC Chair Post
Postmaster General Hannegan said he will decide in about two weeks whether to resign as chairman of the Democratic National Committee. He noted his blood pressure is normal and he wants to stay healthy, suggesting he would give up the more strenuous role if doctors advise.
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Washington
Hannegan
Democratic National Committee
Pennsylvania
James F. O'Neil
Manchester
N. H
Legion’s Amecanism Committee
Martin V. Coffey
Middletown
S. Perry Brown
Beaumont
Tex
101 Polio Cases in Ohio State Totals Rise in August
The State Health Department reports 101 polio cases in Ohio this August, bringing the year total to 163. Of these, 39 are officially from Summit County. officials say indirect information suggests about 80 cases in Summit County, though not all reports have been received.
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Columbus
State Health Department
Ohio
Summit County
Steel Plant Scuffle Ends in Conviction
William S. George CIO United Steelworkers staff representative was found guilty of contempt of court in a scuffle at Superior Industries. The union official and another officer were cleared in the ruling by Common Pleas Judge Erskine Maiden Jr.
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Youngstown
Superior Industries
CIO
William S. George
Cio-United Steelworkers
Common Pleas
Erskine Maiden, Jr
Police Seek To Tell Woman Rabies Story
Police in three states seek to locate Mrs Louis E Dubuque of Cincinnati to inform her the cat that bit her two weeks ago has died of rabies. The couple drove a teal blue Packard sedan Ohio plate 698-DX en route to West Virginia and Virginia after a bite in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Louis E. Dubuque
Ohio
West Virginia
Virginia
Athens Dentist Dr. P. E. Hixson Dies at 68
Dr. P. E. Hixson, 68, prominent Athens dentist and businessman, died at Sheltering Arms Hospital from a heart condition after 10 days as a patient. He led the Athens County Savings and Loan Co. and the Athens Ice and Storage Co. and held memberships in BPOE and Knights of Pythias. He is survived by his wife Verna, son Edward M. Hixson, three sisters, two grandchildren, and a brother. Funeral at Presbyterian Church Friday at 2 p.m. Burial in W. Union St. Cemetery. Calls after 2 p.m. Thursday at Woolley Funeral Home.
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Athens
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Hixson
Athens County Savings and Loan Co
Athens Ice and Storage Co
BPOE
Knights of Pythias
Methodist Church
Verna Miller Hixson
Edward M. Hixson
Galion
Will Mingus
Amesville
Alpha Werner
Carrie Kelly
Columbus
Lois Virginia Hixson
Ruth Hixson
John
Four Trusties Nabbed After Fleeing Farm
Four trustees from Mansfield State Reformatory stationed at Osborn State Farm in Erie County were recaptured today after escaping last night. Police Capt. Tom Ryan said two were seized in East Sandusky and two others were brought to the station by a wary motorist who stopped to offer a ride.
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Sandusky
Mansfield State Reformatory
Osborn State Farm
Erie County
Tom Ryan
East Sandusky
Prosecutor Charges Roofing Contractor in Mansfield Case
Richland County Prosecutor Theodore Lutz charged Byron Nelson a roofing contractor with obtaining money under false pretense for allegedly misrepresenting facts to obtain materials from Robert Dickerson a building supply dealer.
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Mansfield
Nelson Byron
Richland County
Theodore Lutz
Lutz
Byron
Robert Dickerson
Council Proposes Daytime Ban on City Horses
Huntington council considers a summer ordinance to keep horses off streets during daylight hours. Councilman Elmer F. E. Barmmer cited horse shoes digging holes in new blacktop pavement during warm weather.
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Huntington
Dobbin
Elmer FE. Barmmer
Union Strike Shuts Griscom Russell Plant in Massillon
About 600 AFL Office Workers Union machinists refused cross picket lines leading to a shutdown of the Griscom Russell Co. plant in Massillon. The walkout halted production and highlighted labor action against the facility.
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Massillon
Griscom-Russell Co
AFL Office Workers Union
19 American Republics Back Defense Pact With Truman Brazil Visit
Brazil plans signing of a defense treaty by 19 American republics to jointly resist aggression in the Western Hemisphere. President Truman may adjust his Brazil visit to attend the ceremony at Itamaraty Palace in Rio de Janeiro. The pact covers a security zone from Antarctica to the Arctic and Hawaii to the Falklands, with Bogota to host a joint military mechanism next January.
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Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Itamaraty Palace
Truman
Missouri
Antarctic
Arctic
Hawaii
Falklands
Bogota
Nicaragua
Ecuador
Quito
Alaska
Greenland
Canada
Weather forecasts loom over farm groups at convention
Delegates to the vegetable growers association split into groups to discuss farm problems after a lengthy talk on weather. Director Art Paetzke of Milwaukee suggested there is potential in long range forecasts by private agencies predicting weather up to three months, which could help farmers prepare for climate effects.
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Cleveland
Vegetable Growers Association
Art Paetzke
Milwaukee
United States backs proposal for international atomic agency
Lake Success The United States approved a set of proposals for the formation and operation of an international agency to control atomic energy. The U S was first to act, while Frederick H Osborn, U S representative on the UN Atomic Energy Commission, expressed regret that the Soviet Union did not participate in drafting the papers.
Fairfield Dem Official Resigns From Fairfield County Role
Henry W. Welty, Democratic treasurer of Fairfield County since 1941, announced resignation effective October 1 to take a position with Lancaster National Bank. His current term expires September 1, 1949.
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Lancaster
Henry W. Welty
Fairfield County
Lancaster National Bank
Jackson Black Battle May Head for Showdown
The Supreme Court feud between Justices Jackson and Black may reach a showdown this fall. Harris, Black’s former partner, now represents Jackson Securities in a Birmingham case seeking pay for services in obtaining a tenant for a Prudential property. If the court grants review, Black may withdraw from the litigation.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Robert H. Jackson
Hugo Black
Jackson
Nuernberg
Germany
Black
United Mine Workers
Crampton Harris
Birmingham
Ala
Harris
Jackson Securities and Investment Co
High Court
Prudential Insurance Co. of America
Two Armed Hitchhikers Threaten Wife and Child
Ben K. Richards a Chicago tool salesman told Deputy Sheriff Burton Bunger that two armed hitch hikers threatened his wife and child and stole his car after forcing him to drive into Ohio. He said he picked them up near Indianapolis after they helped repair his car.
Hayes to be activated as active Army post
Washington War Department announced Fort Hayes will be restored from surplus to active installation on September 1. The move marks the site’s return to duty status under defense needs.
Prices Hold as Automen Announce Auto Price Rise
Detroit reports auto makers plan price increases ranging from forty five to two hundred twenty five dollars on new passenger cars. Buyers ponder 1948 model changes while Ford and Studebaker have already announced surcharges to complete the round of increases. Studebaker added fifty to one hundred fifteen dollars to cars and trucks from South Bend Indiana.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Studebaker Corp
Studebaker
South Bend
Ind
Steel supply shortage forecast by Iron Age magazine
Iron Age reports steel supplies will fall short of consumer needs for several months. Backlogs rise as ingot rates stay below 95 percent capacity. this week's rate stands at 93.5 percent amid rising demand.
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New York
National Metalworking Paper
Dutch Army cites Indonesia violations of UN cease fire
Batavia reports the Netherlands Army headquarters accuses the Indonesian Republican Army of 500 violations since the cease fire began August 4. The Dutch listing includes 85 soldiers killed 234 wounded and two missing.
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Batavia
Netherlands
United Nations
Legionnaires Open 25th Convention as Gr1ffith Predicts UMT Support
Thousands of American Legionnaires move to New York as delegation caucuses decide votes for national commander. The 40 and 8 parade is planned for tomorrow night with the main parade Saturday. National Commander Paul H. Griffith predicts strong support for universal military training while bills on housing and defense face debate.
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American
Harry L. Towe
Congress
Towe
Legion
Paul H. Griffith
Uniontown
Walter E. Allessandroni
Philadelphia
Marine Corps
Arthur I. Marcus
Greendale
Wis
Sam Simmons Column Hints at Editorial Page Move
Columnist Sam Simmons may be reassigned from the page featuring opinion pieces to the editorials page. The note suggests a shift in placement without detailing the full rationale or timing.
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Sam Simmons
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