Governor orders mayor removed over Jungle Inn gambling case
Columbus AP Gov Frank Lausche orders Mayor Sedore of Hall’s Corners Trumbull County removed on charges connected to the Jungle Inn gambling casino. Hearing follows closure of the inn about three weeks earlier amid alleged violations and lax enforcement.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Charles Ledore, Jr
Hails Corners
Trumbull County
Sedore
Lausche
Tiquor
Opes Tone
Tie
Minis
Sonvie Gayen
Ferik Witneses
Allen
Youngstown
Lex Gore
Liquor’ Department
Serlore
Allen Snout
Erin
Gt Tan Hae Allom
Wwe
Fungle
Attorneys File Reasons For Appeal In Dodds Case
Attorneys for the New Straitsville youth filed an assignment of errors and brief of appellant in common pleas court seeking a new trial. The defense asked the clerk to transmit transcripts to the Court of Appeals as part of a 12 point case, challenging confession admissibility, juror bias, and the use of evidence including photos of Eleanor Gifford’s body. The case notes Dodds’ prior sentence to die in the electric chair, with further arguments citing other court decisions. Continued on Page 2.
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Dodds, Jr
Straitsville
Common Pleas Court
Clerk of Courts
Court of Appeals, Fourth Judicial District
Court of Appeals
Eleanor E. Gifford
Common Pleas
Roy D. Williams
Dodds
Samuel B. Erskine
Francis D. White
Athens
County
Doath
Eleanor Gitfard
Roy Giiham
Ray Winc
Ett
Hazel" Luman
Lillian Pence
Gilinen
Wingett
Parole Board
T. Vincent Martin
Rain delays cut Thompson Trophy qualifiers to few flights
Race officials turned to the weatherman as a rainstorm halted yesterday's qualifying for next weekend's Thompson Trophy program. About 60 entries began two laps but only five completed them before the weather stopped operations. The top average reached 396 mph, far from last year's 418 mph record pace.
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weath=erman
Ohio
Directors of Bay
Aate
sugat + ly
Typhoon Strikes Yokohama Tokyo Veering Route
The worst typhoon in 11 years battered Yokohama and Tokyo with 80 mph winds and giant seas. Reports say a steamer with 30 aboard was lost off Chiba coast. one dead and four injured at Odawara. 600 fishing boats fled western Saami Bay. power outages disrupted daily life as MacArthur's staff watched from Tokyo.
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Tokyo
Yokohama
Chiba
Tokyo Bay
Sazami Bay
Odawara
Onawara
Aebas
U. S. Fifth Cavalry Regiment
Douglas Macarthur
United States
Yokohaima
Here
Rent Budget Data Sought by City Officials
Tighe Woods will meet with budget officials next week to determine spending on rent controls. Officials plan to lift ceilings with safeguards against eviction and overcharges, while the housing agency surveys where controls can be eased with minimal hardship. Woods, currently on vacation, will combine this data with budget figures to decide where decontrol occurs.
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Tighe Woods
Woods
Misconduct Charges Filed Against Fichter
The National Grange considers removal charges against Fichter, Ohio state master and chaplain, with two additional Grange members needed to endorse the action. If guilty, possible outcomes include expulsion, indefinite suspension with possible reentry, or a reprimand. Proceedings follow Grange procedures at National headquarters after defense is filed.
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Oth
Licking County
Morrow
Grange
National Grange
Fichter
Ate Petior
Vaughan Testimony Aides Say FBI Looked Into Charges
Maj. Gen. Harry H. Vaughan testified before a Senate subcommittee that the FBI examined allegations about a potential fixed charge and discussed with military aide Col. CJ. Mara. He acknowledged receiving a Democratic campaign contribution from William H. Neblett and said he was exonerated. Hoover directed the FBI to review his affairs at a senator’s request as investigators probe potential improper influence in government contracts.
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Washington
Harry H. Vaughan
Senate
FBI
Col
CJ. Mara
Whit Jonee
Harry
Vaughan
William H. Neblett
Robert Gould
Cincinnati
Gould
Ress
J. Edgar Hoover
Cair
Howley Blames Soviet For Four-Power Friction
Brig Gen Frank L Howley warned Berlin press that Russia will attempt more tricks to eject Western Allies from Berlin He framed the friction as the result of Soviet efforts to seize the city and disrupt four power governance In his summary of the US occupation Howley attributed the tensions to Moscow's strategy while urging vigilance by the Allies.
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Howley
Berlin
Abrig
Frank L. Howley
Russia
Brutality Probe Ends as Committee Near Findings
The mayoral probe into police brutality, led by Leslie Midtha w, announced its findings would be reported soon after a recessed session. The committee, formed by Mayor Sam A Rhoden, paused following two additional complaints and a Bar Association dispute at Columbus College.
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Mayors Committee
Eady
Leslie” Mi, Thaw
Samen A Rhoden
Bar Association
Columbus Collee
Legion Convention Sets Ambitious 13 Hour Parade
The American Legion national convention in Philadelphia features a 13 hour parade hailed as the greatest by Commander Perry Brown of Beaumont Texas. Police estimate attendance exceeds 1,5080 spectators as delegates discuss continued aid to anti Communist forces in China and internal party plans for the peacetime draft transition into atom bomb era control.
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Philadelphia
Atom Bom
American Legion
Legion
National
Perry Brown
Beaumont
Tex
Police
Guy. E.” Parsons
Fe Legion
China
The Proposal I by the One Fuel Gas Co of Columbus
The Proposal I by the One Fuel Gas Co of Columbus Ohio to raise its rates drew protests with 2668 responses recorded. Regulatory filing details show widespread public objections and pending consideration by authorities.
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One Fuel Gas Co
Columbus
Ohio
Train Fatalities Reported In Ohio And Portsmouth
Lettie Howell, 43, died when her car was struck by a Cherne deake Ohio freight train near Piqua. Rufus Mulling Us of Portsmouth was killed while seated on a trestle over the Miami River by a Baltimore and Ohio freight train in the city.
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Rcleevila
Lettie Howell
Rufus Mulling
Portsmouth
Baltimore & Ohio
Miami River
Senate votes on minimum wage bill amid amendments
Senators push to vote on a minimum wage bill affecting covered workers. The measure would raise the current 40 cents an hour to 50 cents, with House already approving. Key amendments debated by Ellender Pepper Taft and Holland aim to clarify scope and avoid excluding thousands of workers while addressing concerns of small businesses.
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Senate Cadera
Jay
Noor
Lucas
Minds
Senate
House
Ellender
Pepper
Holland
D-Fla
Taft
LohIa
Farm leaders seek unity on delayed farm program reforms
Democratic Leader Lucas of Illinois heads a Senate group and former agriculture officials including Brannan press for farm policy talks at the White House to reconcile differences on price supports and farm relief while Anderson’s plan would preserve high level supports for basic crops but allow some shifts. Commander Worthington hailed for bold Arctic rescue aboard the Tusk recovering most Cochino crew after a sinking in icy seas off Norway.
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Truman
White House
Lucas of Tllinois
Senate
House
Anderson
Lomdr. Trobert K. R. Worthington
Oakmont
U.S
Decision Seen on Sale of Equipment to Tito
Western powers discuss potential shipment of military equipment to Yugoslavia amid Tito's clashes with Moscow. Bevin and Rusk to meet in Washington as officials weigh risks and precedent of aiding a Communist-led country. Informants caution over possible Soviet influence reshaping alliances in Europe.
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Tito
Yuso‘invia
U.'S
Britain
Ernest Bevin
Dean ‘Reheron
Washington
Inge
Teassia
Com- Inform
Yugoslavia
Westeore
Ion
Momeow
Tragedy Strikes as Driver Kills Girl and Brother
A driver caused a fatal crash injuring others on a Columbus street harming a girl and her brother. The victims were local residents with family ties, and authorities investigated the scene and reported the preliminary details of the incident.
Senator Taft accused of blocking civil rights bill in deal
Ferguson, a Democratic Senate candidate, says Taft and fellow Republicans aligned with Southern Democrats to kill the Truman administration civil rights bill in exchange for backing to retain the Taft Hartley Act. He cites Dixiecrats aiding the effort.
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Weph T" Ferguson
Robert A. Taft
Soni
Truman
Ferguson
Senate
Taft
Taft Opens Campaign With Labor Day Speech in Ohio
Sen. Robert A. Hart will start his 1950 campaign with a Labor Day speech in Cleveland. He seeks a third term and will stay in Cleveland for conferences before traveling to Columbus to open the Franklin County Taft Committee headquarters on Monday September 12. He will conduct committee arranged conferences through Monday and Tuesday.
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Taft
Columbus
Robert A. Hart
Cleveland
Franklin County
Taft Committee
Crown City Girl and Burlington Child Taken to Hospital
Crown City girl aged 14 and Carol Lynne Bailey aged 4, daughters of Mr and Mrs Charles Turley of Crown City and Mrs Ray Bailey of Burlington, were both taken to Morris Memorial Hospital in Milton after an incident.
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Charles Turley
Crown City
Carol ‘Lynne Bailey
Ray Bailey
Burlington
Morris Memorial Hosbital
Milton
Fire destroys city block at Bellaire in large blaze
A major fire last night destroyed the Ohio Valley Lumber Co office and spread to a church, a store, and two homes in Bellaire. About 120 firefighters from Bellaire and surrounding towns battled the roaring blaze, causing an estimated 3000 dollars in damage to multiple properties including a two story office and several residences. Foot injuries were reported to two bystanders, while several blocks suffered lumber damage and nearby shops were affected.
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Panaoniuinum
Ohio Valley Lumber Co
Thurch
Bellaire
Poller
Gene Sechrest
Myrtie M'Farland
Fred Kuntz
Charles Hudson
Andrew
First Baptist Church
Ohio Valley Company
Martins Ferry
Bridgeport
Shadyside
Ohio
Wheeling
Benwood
West Virginia
Marriage Fee Notice Sparks Quick Action
A fragmented notice hints at marriage divorce costs and a push to file forms with the state bureau to save a small fee. The message references Messenger Normivellles Wicked and locations in thr will, urging prompt action before the 18 cent savings disappears.
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Normivellles
Auto trio arrested after loaded weapons found in car
Two Miami sburg men and a Franklin girl were arrested after police found two shotguns a loaded pistol and three quarts moonshine in their auto. Officers stopped the car weaving along Reading Mond and disregarding a caution light claiming they were en route to Kentucky to hunt squirrel.
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Miamisburg
Franklin
Moonahine
Chet
Kentucky
Mart
Soldier's Condition Remains Critical After Route 30 Accident
The condition of Pvt. Robert E. Brae Dial remains critical with slight improvement noted after a Sunday Route 30 accident. Clarification unclear due to damaged text. reports mention a 19 year old, Mrs Ana Norman Brandon of Coole ile, and a 0-year-old in the incident context.
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Robert E. Brae
Caml Iil
Kile
Ana Norman Brandon
Coole Ile
Suburban area counts infant deaths in outbreak
A suburban area reports infant deaths linked to a Tuesday Marrhea outbreak. Officials say the event underscores health risks in dense neighborhoods as they investigate causes and implement swift safety measures for residents and healthcare facilities.
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Marago
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Steve Co
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John Wilburn
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