French Assembly Faces Anti Strike Legislation Fight
In Paris the National Assembly ends a 10 hour silent filibuster as Premier Schuman seeks a stringent anti strike law to curb work stoppages. Communist deputies clash with authorities over the measure, with 300000 reservists called up and talks of fines and jail for strike organizers.
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PARIS
National Assembly
Robert Schuman
Schuman
Raoul Calas
Calas
Assembly
Edouard Herriot
Herriot
Cal
France
Riots Across Middle East Over Palestine Partition
In Jerusalem crowds burned and looted while British troops restored order amid three Jews dead and 28 injured across the Holy Land. Arab protests surged in Cairo and Baghdad as demands for arms and resistance intensified.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Holy Land
Britssh
Hagana
Jewish Defense Army
Zion Square
Senate Approves European Aid Bill Amid House Cuts Demand
The Senate backed a 597 million dollar stop gap aid bill for France Italy and Austria by 83 to 6, despite House pressure to trim by 67 million and add a clause avoiding future aid commitments. Debate centered on China funding and long term Marshall Plan cuts as Republicans seek fiscal restraint.
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Senate
House
Washington
Patent House
Truman
House Foreign Affairs Committee
China
Italy
France
Austria
Congress
Langer
R-Nd
McKeller
D-Jenn
Moore
R-Okla
O'Daniel
D-Tex
Robertson
R-Wye
Taylor
Idaho
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Stassen Addresses Conference Opening in Columbus
Harold Stassen former Minnesota governor and Republican presidential candidate delivers the featured address as a four day conference of the International Council of Religious Education opens at Central Presbyterian Church in Columbus church and community leaders from 40 denominations attend. The theme is the role of Christian education in building a Christian community.
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Columbus
Harold Stassen
Minnesota
International Council of Religious Education
Central Presbyterian Church
Stassen
International Council
Canada
Canton Bus Drivers Reject Arbitration Offer
Canton City Lines workers rejected a six member civic committee arbitration proposal. The wage dispute halts service with about 40,000 to 45,000 riders daily affected. The AFL International Teamsters Union seeks a 30 cent per hour raise, while the company offers 10 cents.
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Canton— (P
Canton City Lines, Inc
AFL International Teamsters Union
Hamilton City Council Adds 9 New Firemen
City council last night complied with a recommendation of the National Board of Fire Underwriters by adding nine men to the fire department. City Manager Frank R. Buechner said the increase would boost personnel to 64 regulars and 11 substitutes, costing $24,850 annually.
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Hamilton
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Frank R. Buechner
Widow Jean Levi Dies in Sixth Floor Window Plunge
Mrs. Jean Levi a 68 year old widow died last night after plunging from the window of her sixth floor Cincinnati apartment authorities said no suicide note was found and police are investigating the incident as a possible accident.
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Cincinnati
Jean Levi
Auto Kills 10 Year Old in Portsmouth
Richard Cockrell, a 10 year old boy, was struck by an automobile and killed last night in Portsmouth. Police say the incident occurred on a local street and investigation is ongoing.
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Tel Aviv
Jaffa
Jerusalem
AUTO
Portsmouth
Richard Cockrell
New Tavern Drink Permits On the Way
State Liquor Director Dale Dunifon said processing is underway on applications for whisky by the drink permits for taverns and night clubs. War restrictions paused these permits since 1942, with 680 tavern and 1,650 night club permits still allowed. About half of the applications come from 32 counties where examinations are underway and some counties may clear permits by month end.
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Columbus
Dale Dunifon
Duniton
Italy Backs Off Nationwide City Workers Strike
Rome reports the Italian government agreed to funds for municipal pay raises to avert a countrywide city employees strike. A Milan dispute over replacing the provincial prefect, Ettore Troilo, spurred leftist protests, while rumors of a general strike tied to France circulated but were denied by Leftists.
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Rome
Milan
Ettore Troilo
Italy
France
Choice whiskies to be plentiful in Ohio holidays
State Liquor Director Dale Duniton announced a campaign to curb hogging of premium liquors as Ohioans stock up for the holidays. He warned against resale by the drink and noted that Choice whiskies will be more plentiful than in the past five years.
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Columbus
Ohio
Dale Duniton
Extended Ohio forecast for Columbus region easing midweek
Columbus forecast indicates temperatures about five degrees above normal with mild conditions Wednesday and Thursday before cooler Friday and Saturday. Rain is expected Wednesday and Thursday with light snow flurries Friday and Saturday, totaling around a quarter inch of precipitation.
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Columbus
Ohio
Real Estate Farm Values Stay Constant in Ohio
An Agriculture Department spokesman said Ohio farm real estate values have held steady for six months after peaking at the 1920 inflation era high. The July 1 1947 Farm Land Price Index puts Ohio at 159, with the national index at 162, and farm mortgage debt still below 1930s lows.
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Washington
Ohio
Agriculture Department
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Engagement of Mihai and Princess Anne Rumored
A Danish royal insider says the engagement between King Mihai of Romania and French-Danish Princess Anne of Bourbon Parma is likely to be announced soon amid persistent rumors in London and European capitals about Mihai and Princess Margaret Rose.
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Bob Hope
London
Odeon Theatre
Princess Margaret
Hollywood
Elizabeth
King Michael
Romania
Queen Elizabeth
Copenhagen
Denmark
Mihai
Anne of
Bourbon-Parma
Margaret Rose
Gas Service Resumed For East Ohio Plants
Industrial gas supplies returned to normal in East Liverpool and 31 nearby Ohio Valley cities. Manufacturers Light and Heat Co. ordered a 50 percent curtailment Sunday to conserve fuel for homes. Service was partly restored yesterday as weather moderated.
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East Liverpool
Ohio Valley
Manufacturers Light and Heat Co
Butler County Pays Record Dog Livestock Claims
The Butler County Commissioners reported a record $4,673 in the last 12 months spent on claims paid to farmers for sheep and other livestock killed by dogs in Hamilton, Ohio.
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Hamilton, O
Board of
Butler County Commissioners
Newark School Closed Over Fire Hazard
Fire Chief Stanley Shaw ordered Hartzler Grade School closed as dangerous fire hazards were found in the boiler room and waste materials. Superintendent Paul Edwards started immediate repairs. reinspection is set for three days. PTA members reported hazards during the inspection and noted a weak fire alarm during a test.
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Newark
Hartzler
Stanley Shaw
Shaw
Paul B. Edwards
Edwards
Arrests in Vice Raids Across Four States
Fourteen people were arrested on charges related to the White Slave Traffic Act after FBI raids in Maryland Virginia Indiana and Pennsylvania. FBI Baltimore chief Fred Hallford said arrests occurred in Hagerstown Md and in Logansport Muncie Dauphin Lynchburg and other locations as part of transportation of women for prostitution.
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Hagerstown
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Fred Hallford
FBI
Baltimore
Maryland
Virginia
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Logansport
Ind
Muncie
Dauphin, Pa
Lynchburg, Va
Marshall To Discuss Problems With Molotov
London reports Secretary of State Marshall accepted Molotovs luncheon invitation for Friday for direct talks on U S and Russian issues since the Moscow meeting earlier this year.
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Marshall
London
V. M. Molotov
Molotov
U. S
Moscow
Stalin
Missing Plane Found In Japanese Crater
A U S Army patrol located wreckage of an Air Transport Command plane in a Mount Fuji crater. The aircraft had been missing since early Sunday. The pilot and co pilot were killed. Names of the two dead were not announced.
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Tokyo
Mount Fuji Crater
Air Transport Command
Grand Jurors Hear Lamarre Testify Today
A 23 member grand jury probing wartime private deals turns to Lamarre once linked to Maj. Gen. Meyers. Lamarre, 35, claims Meyers was the owner of a Dayton subcontractor and profited over $150,000 on air force contracts. He expected to testify with his wife present.
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Washington
Bennett E. Meyers
Bleriot H. Lamarre
Dayton
Burnette
Senate War Investigating Committee
Meyers
Army Air Forces
Milk Prices Rise in Northern Ohio Dairies
Retail milk prices climbed one cent per quart in Alliance and Ashland with increases tied to higher production costs. In Alliance the price moved to 20 cents per quart and pro ducers’ receipts rose to 5.30 dollars per hundredweight. Ashland dairies lifted to 19 cents per quart, boosting farmers’ receipts by 31 cents per hundredweight.
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Ohio
Ashland
Ashland Dairies
Legality Questioned On Senators Expenses In Ohio
Secretary of State Edward J. Hummel questioned the legality of salary and traveling expenses paid to Senator Albert L. Daniels and Representative Paul H. Ballard as members of the State Emergency Board. Each legislator receives ten dollars a day as compensation while serving on the board.
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Columbus
Albert L. Daniels
Highland
Paul H. Ballard
Jackson
State Emergency Board
Edward J. Hummel
Auto-Bus Crash Kills Bridegroom in Ashtabula
Elmer F. Lenz 37 of Buffalo died when his auto collided with a bus in Ashtabula last night. His bride Hannelova 22 injured seriously and bus driver Kenneth Lawrence 33 also hurt.
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Ashtabula
Elmer F. Lenz
Buffalo
Hannelova
Kenneth Lawrence
Taft Lays Out Eight Point Anti-Inflation Plan
Senator Taft presented an eight point program urging higher productivity, government spending cuts, balanced trade, restraint on bank and consumer credit, housing loan guarantees reduction, and protected farm prices. He challenged President Truman to offer concrete anti inflation proposals and questioned political motives behind standby price wage and rationing authority.
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Washington
Wherry
Neb
Truman
Congress
Senate
Taft
Ohio
Philadelphia
Europe
C 47 Missing Plane Sighting Reported Near Bitche France
U S Air Force says an unconfirmed report places a crashed C 47 near Bitche France as searchers look for a transport missing since Friday on a Pisa Italy to Frankfurt flight with 20 aboard. French agency says American transport plane crashed near Bitche.
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Frankfurt
Germany
U. S. Air Force
Bitche
France
Pisa
Italy
Kaiserslautern
Air Force
Wiesbaden
Oil Company Union Meet to End Eight Month Strike
Pure Oil officials and union leaders hold talks in Toledo to settle an eight month strike at the refinery. State Industrial Relations Director William J. Rogers, who arranged the conference, said he was optimistic and that negotiators will use a new approach or start negotiations on a business basis to discuss a contract.
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Toledo
Pure Oil Company
William J. Rogers
Shop Foreman Held for Fire Manslaughter
Philadelphia detective J. McEnroe said Stanley Cruist, 57, a shop foreman, is charged with manslaughter by fire over a blaze at the Volunteers of America dormitory in North Philadelphia. Six men died and 17 were injured as 60 homeless residents slept on the second and third floors. Cruist reportedly signed a statement admitting he had been smoking on the first floor before the fire started.
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Philadelphia
J. McEnroe
Stanley Cruist
the Volunteers of America, Inc
Santa Clauses
McEnroe
Cruist
Bonus Counsel Is Appointed
The Ohio State Sinking Fund Commission named Ed D. Schorr and partners as bonus counsel for distributing the $300 million World War II bonus. Adj. Gen. Chester W. Goble received authorization to lease a bonus headquarters and hire clerical staff for initial work. The firm will be paid $526 monthly.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Sinking Fund Commission
Adj
Chester W. Goble
Ed D. Schorr
Cincinnati
Ohio Republican
Surgeon and university chief Sir John Fraser Dies
Sir John Fraser aged 62, principal and vice chancellor of Edinburgh University and renowned surgeon, died last night in Edinburgh Scotland.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Sir John Fraser
Edinburgh University
Veteran leader Fred K Myles dies in Indianapolis
Fred K Myles 61 longtime Indiana veterans employment director at the U S Employment Service and national deputy chief of staff for the Veterans of Foreign Wars has died in Indianapolis
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Indianapolis
Fred K. Myles
Indiana
U. S. Employment Service
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Atomic tests in Pacific fuel U.S. weapons push
AEC chair Lilienthal disclosed the United States is producing new atomic weapons from uranium and plutonium. Secret tests at Eniwetok Atoll aim to gain data for peaceful and military atomic applications. The remote site will be closed, with UN notice, and residents relocated while observers monitor instrumentation for new scientific findings.
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U.S
Atlantic City
David E. Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
United States
Commission Laboratories
Lilienthal
Washington
Eniwetok Atoll
Bikini Atoll
Security Council For the
United Nations
Aomon
Bujiri
Bikini
Eniwetok
Hawaii
Philippines
New Guinea
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Arab League
Middle Eastern
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Azzzam
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Iraq
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Hamilton City Council
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