Control Bill Is Speeded By Congress
Congress hurries a broad anti inflation bill to President Truman for a fireside chat. Conferees aim to settle House and Senate differences by noon and pass the measure by Friday as a foreign military aid package moves toward approval. The closed hearing on foreign air aid drew sharp questions and tense moments.
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Senate House
Truman
Congress
Maybank
D- I. Co
House
Senate
West
Europe
Appropriations Committee
State Acheson
Defense
Johnson
U. S
Free World
Ohnson
Acheson
East German Realty Report on Berlin Peace Treaty Lever
Die Welt reports the Soviet zone and Russian authorities reached a peace treaty agreement. The terms would be used to pressure Western allies on Berlin, according to the Berlin based newspaper known for East German subjects.
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Berlin
Die Welt
Soviet Zone
West Berlin
Railroaders Seek 40 Percent Pay Increase Across the Board
The CIO United Railroad Workers Union demanded a 40 percent across the board pay hike from the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad. The request covers Pittsburgh and neighboring towns including McKees Rocks Aliquippa Dickerson Run Newell and Youngstown Ohio.
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Pittsburgh
CIO United Railroad Workers Union Today
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad
McKees Rocks
Aliquippa
Dickerson Run
Newell, Pa
Youngstown, O
Goodyear Builds Navy Blimp Claiming World Size
Goodyear Aircraft Corp. is constructing a $5,000,000 Navy blimp described as the largest in the world. The airship will carry a 14 member crew and can hover motionless or reach speeds of 75 knots as it spots submarines.
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AKRON
Goodyear Aircraft Corp
Furnished five room apartment in Pomeroy Ohio
A furnished five room apartment with one bath is available. Contact 7 M or call 408 Spring Ave Pomeroy Ohio. Messenger Want Ads offer an affordable way to reach many potential buyers.
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Spring Ave
Pomeroy
Ohio
Messenger
Tragic TWA Constellation Crash Near Cairo
A TWA Constellation carrying 55 people including 23 Americans crashed north of Cairo, with at least 49 dead. Wreckage was seen 40 miles from Cairo. no survivors reported. Notables aboard included Egyptian star Camelia and several U.S. and French nationals.
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Trans-World Airlines
Behaira
Star of Maryland
Mile Delta
TWA
Bombay
India
Rome
United Nations
Paris
Lilianne Cohen
Camelia
Lana Turner
Middle East
Aubrey William Schofield
San Antonio
Tex
New York
Gulf Oil Company
Kuwait Oil Company
William C. Gist
Justie Ervin Gist
Lake City
Gist
U. S
U. S. Air Force Base
Dhahran
Saudi Arabia
Melvin Hanson
Derek Owen
William
Harry Richard Woods
Walton B. Webb
Haldon Hammitt
Harley B. Hackett
Melvyn C. House
Herbert J. Stiles
Jose J. G. Bernard
Jeanne Claire Lorenzie
Francis Pope
Helanita
Mary Louise
Paul F
Malik Term Ends Today as UN Security Council President
Malik A. Malik's month as president of the United Nations Security Council ends today at 2 p.m. EST. Observers expect a final propaganda barrage before Bri tain's Sir Gladwyn Jebb takes the chair, though details remain unknown. Malik plans to continue attending council meetings after his presidency ends.
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Jakob A. Malik
United Nations Security Council
Council
United States
Malik
Britain
Gladwyn Jebb
New Ohio Drivers Licenses Go On Sale September 5
The Ohio motor vehicle registrar announced three year licenses go on sale starting September 5. Eligible buyers are those with birthdays between October 1 and October 5. Each day adds a new group, and no one may apply more than 30 days before their first birthday after September 30, 1950.
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Columbus
Ohio
New Highway Post Office Buses Begin Service in Ohio
A new highway post office service starts in October between Columbus and Portsmouth and Columbus and Gallipolis. Two buses will replace former railway mail service on routes via Canal Winchester Lancaster Logan Nelsonville Athens McArthur Wellston Jackson and Oak Hill as well as Baltimore Bremen New Lexington Corning Glouster Athens Pomeroy Middleport. First day stops include five minutes at small offices and up to nineteen minutes at larger ones with school children visiting en route.
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Columbus
Gallipolis
Post Office Department
Chesapeake and Ohio
Pomeroy
New York Central
Charleston
W. Va
Baltimore & Ohio
Athens
Columbus-Gallipolis
Baltimore
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New Lexington
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Glouster
Middleport
Highway Post Office
Tragedy at Napoleon as Husband Kills Family then Himself
A grief stricken mother watched her husband Floyd Hefflinger shoot dead their three children Shirley 15 Floyd 3 and Joseph 2 before killing himself at their new Napoleon home. Coroner B L Johnson ruled murder followed by suicide. The couple had moved into the house three weeks earlier amid unconfirmed tax related stress.
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Marjorie Hefflinger
Floyd Joseph
Napoleon Mortuary
Shirley
Floyd
Joseph
B. L. Johnson
Hefflingers
Columbus
Johnson
Hefflinger
Gulf Hurricane Moves Inland Near Mobile Florida
The New Orleans weather bureau said the gulf hurricane shifted inland about 30 miles northeast of Mobile Alabama last night. Later reports showed little wind damage except at Apalachicola Florida where a tornado spawned by the storm injured two people and destroyed about a dozen homes.
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New Orleans
L?p
New Orleans Weather Bureau
Mobile
Ala
Apalachicola
Fla
Tucker sues Coronet publishers for libel
Preston Tucker, promoter of a rear engine auto, filed a libel suit against Coronet Magazine publishers seeking 5 million dollars. The action was filed yesterday in Chicago.
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Chicago
Preston T.tucker
Coronet Magazing
Train Derailment Injures Dozens in Samapas Texas
A Santa Fe passenger train derailment near Samapas Texas injured between 25 and 30 people. Emergency crews responded. the extent of injuries and exact number were being assessed.
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Samapas
Tex
Santa Fe
Defense Chief Deflects Calls for Resignation to President
Louis Johnson tells a congressman to address complaints about his tenure and Acheson to President Truman. He broadens his defense to the public amid criticism from supporters including the Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting in Chicago. Johnson condemns what he calls politically inspired attacks on Acheson.
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Washington
Louis Johnson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Chicago
Truman
Johnson
Acheson
American Legion
Three Men Rescued from Drifting Lake Erie Boat
Three men Karl Rogers 35 Herbert Wool ey 25 of Painesville and Herman Borwig 34 of North Platte Neb drifted for a day and a half in a 26 foot cabin cruiser when a freighter James P Walsh rescued them 29 miles north of Conneaut and a Coast Guard later brought them ashore.
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Ashtabula
Lake Erie
Karl Rogers
Herbert Wooley
Painesville
Herman Borwig
North Platte
Neb
James P. Walsh
Conneaut
Coast Guard
Medical draft passes Washington House vote
The House approved a bill 362 to 1 permitting a draft of doctors dentists and allied specialists, broadening the wartime manpower framework.
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Washington
House
Berlin Hippos Bond Across Cold War Divide
In Berlin today Olga from Leipzig in the Russian zone and Knautschke from West Berlin formed a public bond at the zoo. Zoo keepers introduced the pair and a crowd of about 1000 German onlookers shared the moment as the hippos kissed, symbolizing fast West-Eastern cooperation.
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Berlin
Olga
Leipzig
Knautschke
West Berlin
Jenkins Slams Truman Over MacArthur Letter Rift
Rep. Thomas A. Jenkins of Ohio criticized President Truman for ordering Gen. MacArthur to withdraw his Formosa letter to veterans. He charged Truman apologized hastily and called for removing Dean Acheson and his advisers, alleging their policy has led the nation into war.
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Washington
Thomas A. Jenkins
Ohio
House
Truman
MacArthur
Formosa
Ironton, O
Jenkins
Dean Acheson
Acheson
Yanks Move Three Miles North Of Pohang In Korea
U S tanks and infantry halted the Red offensive on Pohang on the east coast. U S forces reopened the road north from the port three to four miles beyond the prior block. Photographer Ray Turnbull reported the road back open as allied units advanced from Pohang toward Taegu.
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U. S
Pohang
Gan of Tanan
Vapalil
Ray Turnbull
Miami Beach
Fla
Taegu
United Nations
Korea
Kim I Sung
No. 2
Southeast Korea
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Naktong River
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Masan
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Thailand
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Belgium
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Bloody Pohang
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Chidong
Uihung
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Cigars for GIs and Australia’s first infantry contingent
In reports from the Korean front and surrounding theaters, 108000 cigars head west to supply GIs in Korea, Australian infantrymen depart for UN forces in Korea, and President Truman seeks $1398 million to disperse government offices outside Washington for atomic safety. Ernest Craven of Williamsport enlists in the Marine Corps to replace his deceased brother, after being refused due to dependents.
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United Nations
Korea
Japan
Washington
Truman
Congress
Philadelphia
Ernest L. Craven
Williamsport
Marine Corps
Craven
Chester
Marine
House Readies GI Family Allotment Bill For Passage
The House moves to approve a compromise GI allotment measure after a Senate House committee merged bills. It would provide $85 to $165 monthly to families of enlisted servicemen with $40 to $80 deducted from the serviceman’s pay and the rest funded by the government. The bill aims to ease Korea era family hardship. Maj. Gen. Hershey criticized armed services for being picky in selecting manpower, noting about 60 percent of draftees are rejected as unfit. The services offered no immediate reply. The family allowance bill is expected to pass both chambers.
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Washington
iHouse
Senate House
Korea
Lewis B. Hershey
Armed Services
Selective Service
Hershey
House
Senate
Death of Baldwin Wallace student at fraternity house
Parents from New Bedford Mass arrived in Cleveland to learn their son Carl Bayreuther 21 died from pistol wounds ruled as personal safety related. The tragedy occurred at the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity house in Berea after the coroner had not yet ruled. police chief August Yanke deemed the shooting accidental.
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Cleveland
New Bedford
Mass
Baldwin Wallace
Frank Bayreuther
Carl
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Berea
August L. Yanke
Draft Call Orders Induction Across Ohio Counties
Call directs 58 draft boards in 28 counties to induct 705 men on September 15. This completes the third September call and raises total inductions to 2137 men.
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Columbus
Selective Service
Ohio
Gallia County Indian Mound Is Explored
In Gallia County explorers unearthed a large mound near Ky gerville along Jesse Creek Road where three boys and William Athey discovered a skeleton. Excavations yielded triangular arrowheads armor and worked stones. Athey urged state officials from the Columbus Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society to supervise future digs.
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Galliopolis
Gallia County
William Athey
Kygerville
Jesse Creek Road
Athey
Harland Athey
Jesse Creek
Columbus
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society
Raymond Goslin
William Pearce
Donald Harrison
Ronal Harrison
Picket Line Breaks at Graham Station Miner Shifts Return
In POINT PLEASANT the Graham Station coal miners ended their picket line near the Philip Sporn plant at 9:30 p.m. Wednesday and the first of three shifts returned to work Thursday morning. About 150 miners across three Central Coal Co. shifts were involved.
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Point Pleasant
Graham Station
Philip Sporn
Central Coal Co
Credit Sets Record as Consumer Borrowing Surges
Washington reports consumer credit exceeded 20 billion dollars at the start of the month for the first time, reflecting the post Korea buying surge.
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Washington
Consumer Credit
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