U S Notes Push Four Power Talks on Korea Independence
The United States urges a four power conference with Britain Russia and China to speed Korea independence and end the deadlock over a joint U S Russian American commission for a provisional government. The note cites democracy and freedom of opinion against Soviet exclusion of parties.
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Washington
United States
Moscow
Korea
Britain
Russia
China
State Department
U. S
Greek Trip Set to Probe Policy Conflict
Washington sends Loy Henderson to Greece to assess possible disagreement between Ambassador Lincoln MacVeagh and Dwight Griswold head of the American aid mission over the Greek cabinet crisis. Henderson will consult with both officials and report back on all aspects of the situation.
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Washington
State Department
Greece
Lincoln MacVeagh
Dwight Griswold
Loy Henderson
Department
Athens
MacVeagh
Griswold
Third Soldier Named In Filipino Beating
Manila report states two U S soldiers on trial for homicide in a harbor policeman death testified a third defendant Pvt William Keller struck the officer after the gun was drawn Keller from Helena Ohio and Risley of Fulton New York alongside Sgt Joe A Miller of Dallas Texas are the first Americans tried in a Filipino court
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Manila
U. S
Harbor
William Keller
Keller
Helena
Ohio
Richard Risley
Fulton
N.Y
Joe A. Miller
Dallas
Tex
DIVE FATAL HAMILTON BOY DIES AT 13
Kenneth Barnett 13 son of Mr and Mrs Forrest Barnett of Camden dies from a broken neck after a diving accident in Seven Mile Creek. He sustained injuries a week ago while diving into shallow water.
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Hamilton
Kenneth Barnett
Forrest Barnett
Camden
Seven Mile Creek
German Industry Boost Plan Aims High For U S British Zones
The United States and Great Britain proposed a revised level of industry for western Germany with annual steel output around 10.7 million ingot tons and exports 15 percent above 1936 to raise about 2 billion dollars yearly. The plan, announced by Gen. Lucius Clay and Air Chief Marshal Sir Sholto Douglas, supersedes the 1946 four power ceiling and follows recent Allied talks in London. It signals a larger industrial capacity for the U S and British zones, with a possible steel ceiling near 11.5 million tons annually.
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Berlin
Germany
United States
Great Britain
U.S
U. S
Britain
France
London
Russia
Truman Sees Marshall Plan Replacing UNRRA Aid
President Truman voiced hope that the Marshall plan will replace direct UNRRA relief. He sent Congress a report on UNRRA windup for Q1 1947 and outlined long term European recovery plans through regional cooperation and U.S. assistance. He noted other countries may continue funding through 1947 and 1948, while U.S. contributions could not be obligated after June 30.
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Washington
Truman
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Congress
UNRRA
United States
Council Deadlock Halts Anglo Egyptian Resolution Effort
The Security Council remains stalemated after two heated sessions over the Anglo-Egyptian case with the new Colombian resolution as the sole formal proposal. Belgian delegate Fernand Van Langenhove said the council is in a complete deadlock ahead of Labor Day and a planned recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Success
Security Council
Fernand van Langenhove
Bull Fatally Gores Spain's Top Matador Mano lete dies in Linares ring
Manuel Rodriguez known as Mano lete, Spain's premier matador, died today from traumatic shock after being gored by a bull in Linares yesterday afternoon. The incident occurred in the Linares ring where he sustained fatal injuries during the bullfight.
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Spain
Linares
Manuel Rodriguez
Manolete
Last Minute Pact Assures Defense Vote
A late Colombian and Peruvian compromise at the Interamerican Defense Conference won 19 nation support for a Western Hemisphere joint defense treaty. A three nation maritime security outline was to be reviewed before the full conference votes on the treaty article by article. The pact would be signed next Tuesday in Rio De Janeiro in the presence of President Truman, with Colombia signaling possible changes or a filibuster over a conflict settlement article.
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Quitandinha
Brazil
Pole
Greenland
Aleutians
Rio de Janeiro
Truman
Colombia
Lorain Welfare Chief Given Prison Sentence
The Lorain County Child Welfare executive director Carl W. Wagner aged 36 resigned last July and was sentenced for embezzling 1483 paid by parents for support of their children in county institutions. Judge Guy B. Findley estimates release in 11 to 12 months at Ohio Penitentiary.
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Elyria, CO
Lorain County
Akron Poliomyelitis Cases Mounted to 116
Akron area poliomyelitis cases rose to 116 with an 11 case day increase. A 22 year old Shreve girl from Wayne County was among the victims. Children’s Hospital officials said all non critical surgery would be canceled to free fifth floor rooms for new patients.
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Akron
Akron Area
Shreve
Wayne County
Children’s Hospital
Overcast Skies Threaten National Air Race Prelims
About thirty pilots faced uncertain weather as preliminaries for the Thompson Trophy and Halle events proceed. Fourteen of 25 planes must qualify for the 300 mile Thompson Trophy field and seven women aim to race today, while past speeds top 350 mph in yesterday's sessions and wind could alter the weekend lineup.
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Cleveland
Paul Penrose
North Hollywood
Calif
Penrose
Margarete McGrath
San Francisco
Grace Harris
Kansas City
J. L. Ziegler
Kenmore
N. Y
Ken Knight
Dallas
Tex
Charles C. Walling, Jr
Houston
Steve Beville
Hammond
Ind
Woody Edmondson
Lynchburg
P.G. Puckett
Olathe
Kas
William Bour
Knight
Miss Skelton
Tampa
Fla
Aviatrix
Jay Demming
Niagara Falls
Tex Johnson
Ron Puckett
Kan
Woody Edmundson
Hubert Knight
Walnut Ridge
Ark
Tame A-Bomb Aims at Practical Nuclear Power
Atomic Energy Commission announces a tame A bomb variant to study fast neutrons for practical power. The device uses plutonium in a controlled pile at Los Alamos, operating at low power since 1946 to provide an intense fast neutron source for fission research.
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Los Alamos
N.M
Atomic Energy Commission
Commission
Norris E. Bradbury
New Mexico
Ohio CAP Parade Ends 16 Day Civil Air Patrol Camp
A 16 day encampment of 109 cadets and 16 officers of the Ohio Civil Air Patrol concluded with a parade before Col. B O Davis at Lockbourne Army Air Base. Trainees aged 15 to 18 included both boys and girls under Lt Florence Burlingame. The women found the experience rugged but rewarding as they prepare to go home Sunday.
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Columbus
Ohio Civil Air Patrol
B. O. Davis
Lockbourne Army Air Base
Florence Burlingame
Strikers at Massillon Reject Company Offer
AFL workers at the Gris com Russell Co plant Massillon rejected a settlement proposal and voted to continue the strike that has idled 600 production workers since Tuesday.
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Massillon — (P
AFL
Wife Hears About Rabies Over Radio
Cincinnati housewife Mrs. Louis E. Dubuque, exposed by a cat bite two weeks earlier, seeks Pasteur treatment after learning of the case via an automobile radio. Police broadcast urged locating the Dubuques on their vacation trip as the cat died of rabies.
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Cincinnati
Louis E. Dubuque
General Hospital
Ohio
West Virginia
Virginia
Hillsboro
Dubuques
Virginia Beach
Twin Coal Mine Development Near Terre Haute
Snow Hill Coal Corp announced a new twin mine seven miles northwest of Terre Haute with a 1.5 million ton annual capacity. The Green Valley No 3 vein and the Wabash No 5 vein will be developed at a cost of 2.5 million dollars.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Snow Hill Coal Corp
Green Valley
Wabash
Nation's Leaders Urge Conscription at Legion Convention
The 29th annual American Legion convention features calls for universal military training and peacetime conscription from President Truman Gov Dewey and defense chief Forrestal. Leaders stress strengthening defense and swift mobilization while speakers including Eisenhower Nimitz and Spaatz prepare remarks.
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NEW York
American Legion
40 and 8 Society
Legion Honor Organization
Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
James W. Forrestal
United States
Forrestal
Dewey
Madison Square Garden
Edward Martin
R-Pa
Legion
Moscow
Communist International
Martin
Bernard M. Baruch
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Baruch
Paul H. Griffith
America
Kenneth C. Royall
Army
Navy
Air Force
Royall
Harold Alexander
Canada
Harold E. Stassen
Minesota
Congress
Europe
Stassen
Land Boards Ready Defense For Hearing
The National Association of Real Estate Boards and affiliates prepare for a federal anti-trust case. Lawyers meet at the Justice Department to outline procedures and schedules as NAREB seeks delay to gather data. Morgan Fitch, NAREB president, calls Congress housing views safety a concern.
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Washington
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Washington Real Estate Board
Justice Department
Herbert A. Nelson
NAREB
Morgan L. Fitch
Chicago
Congress
Boys Admit Stealing to Buy Clothes for Girlfriends
Two 14 year old boys admitted to police in Newport Kentucky that they burglarized several locations to fund new clothing for their teenage girlfriends. One boy led officers to a bicycle left at a burglary scene, prompting their arrest according to Police Chief George Gugel.
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Newport
George Gugel
Gugel
Procter & Gamble executive to retire in Cincinnati
Floyd M. Barnes vice president in charge of purchases will retire September 1 after 48 years with Procter & Gamble. He will be succeeded by Harvey C. Knowles who currently heads manufacturing and serves as a director of the company.
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Cincinnati
Floyd M. Barnes
Procter & Gamble Co
Richard R. Deupree
Barnes
Harvey C. Knowles
Massillon Bridge and Sewer Contract Awarded
The State Highway Department awarded a storm sewer and bridge substructure project over the Tuscarawas River in Massillon to John F. Casey Co of Pittsburgh. The sole bidder submitted $350 282 or 5.16 percent above the $333 100 engineering estimate.
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Columbus
State Highway Department
Tuscarawas River
Massillon
John F. Casey Co
Pittsburgh
Casey
Weekend Warmth With Scattered Thunder Showers Forecast
Forecast shows temperatures averaging five degrees above normal with a high near 74 and a low about 58. Warmer conditions Saturday and Tuesday through Wednesday, with a cooler Sunday. Precipitation expected 1-3 inches as scattered thunderstorms Saturday and Wednesday.
Cycle rider killed in Akron area motorcycle crash
Richard E. Tingle aged 23 was killed in a motorcycle accident at Stow yesterday and his companion Roy Buskey 27 was seriously injured according to the State Highway Patrol report.
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Akron
Richard E. Tingle
Stow
Roy Buskey
State Highway Patrol
Fourth Rink Slaying Found
Shelbyville officials and the FBI probe connect a fourth killing to a shooting spree by Donald Helton, who murdered his wife Jacqueline Helton at a roller skating rink and killed his father Earl Helton before dying by suicide. William Mogg, 33, was later found dead near the rink where Helton’s wife was slain. about 20 witnesses attended a private party.
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Shelbyville
Shelby County
FBI
Donald Helton
Jacqueline Helton
Earl Helton
William Mogg
Helton
Goodyear Plant Workers Probe Six Holiday Plan
Akron Goodyear Aircraft production workers discuss a contract for six paid holidays a year starting Labor Day after talks between the company and CIO United Automobile Workers Local 856. The plan would cover about 1,800 hourly workers.
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AKRON
Goodyear Aircraft Plant
CIO
United Automobile Workers Local 856
Final Day of State Fair Highlights Judging Events
The 93rd Ohio State Fair closed with finals in judging, awards to 4-H participants, and the Red Poll cattle sale. Governor's Day drew 60,000 visitors as Rodney the Carolina colt won the stake race in straight heats while Betty the Belgian mare swept major honors.
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Columbus
Rodney
Horticulture and Agriculture
Orrin R. Taylor
Ohio
Buckeye
Betty
W. G. Harkness
Sandusky
Victory
Janet Farcour
Water Cress Farms
Northville
Mich
Betty Jean Riddle
Oresent
Roger Conklin
Xenia
Sally Richardson
Wyoming
C. A. Smith
Chester
W. Va
Janesway Farms
Chillicothe
O. W. House of
Washington C. H
Bea Mar Farms
Alice Jpighty
Upper Sandusky
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Lee Hutton
Excelsior, Minn
Hutton
Blue Thwarts Council
Lorain Welfare
By James J. Strebig
Virgil Gomez
Gomez
Cerro
Fort Logan
Colo
Isabel
Demming
Puckett
Betty Skelton
Albany
Bank
H. C. Chesser
Jessie Faulkner
Cecil Throckmorton
Mary Pickford
Marjorie Lance
Las
Vegas
Land Boards Ready Defense
Aircraft Plant
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