GOP Plan To Air Reich Report Widens Senate Split
Washington AP A Republican move to publish a staff investigator's confidential Germany report widened the Senate War Investigating Committee split. Chairman Kilgore accused four GOP members of distributing an employee report based on hearsay, a claim the Republicans sought to counter with public release amid ongoing peace talks.
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GOP
Reich
Senate
Washington
Germany
Senate War Investigating Committee
Kilgore
D-Wva
Brewster
Ball
R-Minn
Ferguson
R-Mich
Knowland
Patterson
War Department
Committee
George Meader
Thepress
United States
Europe
War
State Departments
State and War Departments
New York
Meader
Missing farmer found dead in downtown office building
E K Claus a 42 year old farmer reported missing last Friday was found dead yesterday in a downtown office building police say a heart attack caused his death.
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Bucyrus
E. K. Claus
Sam Simmons Urges Jail for Burglars of Judge Kenna Home
In a dramatic column Sam Simmons condemns the burglary of Jo N. Kenna, a member of the state supreme court of appeals, and calls for jail for the culprits. He notes the judge was visiting Huntington and had to borrow silverware after returning home. He proposes signage near supreme court members to deter further break ins. He recalls Kenna as genial and bright, son of a US senator with a Capitol bust.
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Jo N. Kenna
State Supreme Court of Appeals
Huntington
Dawson
Charleston
Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Kenna
United States
Washington
Reds Awaiting Instructions On Arms Cut
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Andrey Vishinsky was said to await Moscow guidance before stating Russia's position on a US proposal for a world wide disarmament system without veto power. The UN debated disarmament veto and Franco Spain as it prepared to resume talks on a comprehensive disarmament system free of the Security Council veto.
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Lake Success
Andrey Vishinsky
Moscow
Russia
United States
United Nations
Spain
Train Auto Collision Kills Two Women In Cincinnati
In Cincinnati two women died when a New York Central train struck an auto driven by Mrs. Lucy Libbee who was critically injured. Deceased are Mrs. Louise Forrest, 39, and Mrs. Deaker Cox, 56. The crash occurred yesterday as the vehicle reportedly failed to heed signals.
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Cincinnati
Louise Forrest
Deaker Cox
New York Central
Lucy Libbee
Three Ohio Bridges Become Free of Toll
Three Ohio River bridges linking Ohio with West Virginia become toll free. The spans include St Marys Newport Williams Town Marietta and Parkersburg Balpre, entering Ohio's Washington County.
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Ohio
Columbus
Ohio River
West Virginia
St. Mary’s
W. l
Newport
Williamsttown
W. Va
Marietta
Parkersburg
Balpre
Washington County
Teachers Strike For Increase in Pay at Coal Town
Ninety four school teachers in Coal Township struck yesterday seeking higher wages. All district schools failed to open though most of the 2,400 students reported then returned home shortly after.
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Kshamokin
Coal Township
Shoplifter 95, Faces Petit Larceny Charge
Cincinnati report says George O'Neil, who claims to be 95, faces petit larceny in police court after two detectives watched him shoplift two pipes from a department store tobacco counter. Detective Chief Clem Merz notes his nearly 100 prior arrests.
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Cincinnati
George O'Neil
Clem Merz
Fire destroys Cleveland Transit bus after crowd exits
A Cleveland Transit System bus worth 13600 dollars burned yesterday as thirty passengers alighted in haste. The fire occurred soon after the last passengers left, with authorities assessing the loss and cause. Postal receipts in Cincinnati last month rose to 779 and show an eight percent increase year over year.
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Cleveland
Cincinnati
GOP Caucus Chooses House Officials in Columbus predominance
City and rural Republicans clash as members-elect in Ohio House caucus select speaker majority leader and other officials. Deddens backed by urban centers potential rural consensus may favor ONeill Hawley or Caryl. Duni ton named state director of commerce Herbert cabinet appointee. Helen Dean named editor of Ohio Republican News.
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Columbus
House of Representatives
William H. Deddens
Hamilton County
C. William O'Neill
Washington County
Guy D. Hawley
Darke
Clifton L. Caryl
Union
Deddens
Dale Duniton
Thomas J. Herbert
van Wert
Duniton
Herbert
Myers Y. Cooper
Helen Dean
Cincinnati
Ohio Republican
4-H Hereford Enters Finals For Champion
4-H Hereford enters finals for grand champion steer at the 47th International Live Stock Exposition. Phyllis Bowmater, 15, of Kewick Iowa, with 1260 pound Hereford steer A C, won the junior championship. William Worthington 19 of Pontiac Ill with 228 pound Hampshire barrow Mike, won the junior swine title. Top prize winners to be sold at auction Thursday. Ohioans earned multiple honors.
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Chicago
Phyllis Bowmater
Kewick
Iowa
Phyllis
A.C
4-H
William Worthington
Pontiac
Hampshire
Barrow
Mike
Liquor Chiefs Urges Tips On Permit Substitutions
Ohio State Liquor Control Chief H T Chapman asked residents to report illegal sales and substitutions of liquor permits. He cited a Akron Beacon Journal paragraph claiming a state official paid 40000 pounds for a saloon to transfer a permit to a partner’s establishment. Chapman urged good citizenship and willingness to disclose knowledge.
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Columbus
H. T. Chapman
Chapman
Monroeville Town Hall Destroyed by Fire
The Monroeville town hall housing the library mayor's office post office and fire department was destroyed yesterday by a two hour blaze. Norwalk and Bellevue fire crews aided local fighters as flames threatened two neighboring buildings though the fire was confined to the two story town hall, an old landmark.
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Norwalk
Monroeville
Bellevue
NLRB Orders Stop Of Anti Union Action
The National Labor Relations Board directed Pure Oil Company Heath Refinery at Newark Ohio and West Ohio Gas Co at Lima Ohio to refrain from discouraging employee membership in CIO unions.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Pure Oil Company
Heath
Newark
West Ohio Gas Co
Lima
CIO
Tieup Looms In California
Garland Calif AFL called general strike began at 5 a m threatening transportation tieups for 2 9 million East Bay residents and halting Bay Area commuter service 120 000 across the San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge. Early street cars stayed in barns and key system trains did not run as pickets patrolled Oakland Tribune Post Inquirer plants and local businesses.
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Garland
Calif
E.S.T
East Bay
San Francisco
Oakland Bay Bridge
Key System
Bay Bridge
Oakland Tribune
The
Post-Inquirer
Army Stripping Coast Artillery Defenses
The nation's fixed coastal artillery defenses are being reduced to a caretaker status. Army officials cited changed warfare, with demobilization and economy likely influencing the move.
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Washington
J Army
Train Smashes Auto Killing Driver and Wife at Washington Court House
An eastbound Baltimore and Ohio passenger train yesterday struck an automobile driven by R. N. Daniles, 55, killing him and his wife, 52, in Washington Court House. The incident left the couple dead as the train collided with the car on a crossing.
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Washington Court House
Baltimore and Ohio
R. N. Daniles
Coal Shortage Forces Ohio Emergency Moves
Emergency measures to cope with a coal shortage spread across Ohio as soft coal supplies dwindled due to work stoppages. Columbus approves 20000 for oil burning gear to stretch coal, Lorain pipe mill halves blast furnaces, Cleveland gas cuts supplies by 50 percent, and school operations plan normal through December 20. Utilities prepare reports to gauge potential electricity rationing while pipeline conversion is debated. Cleveland airport records 126141 passengers for the year and a nonstop nine hour ten minute Constellation flight from New York arrives at Shannon after a strong tail wind.
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Columbus
Robert Tucker
Tucker
Lorain
National Tube Co
Cleveland
East Ohio Gas Co
James F. Brown
Board of Education
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Big Inch
Little Inch
C_E Weaver
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Bank Robbers Are Convicted In Thornville Holdup Case
Federal Judge Mel G Underwood sentenced Glenn Eugene Neff 21 and Bernard R Howell 24 both of Columbus to 25 years in prison and $1000 fines each for the November 16 Peoples Bank of Thornville robbery worth 470000 in cash and securities. The pair were captured shortly after the crime and had pleaded innocent to armed robbery charges. They were held on $50000 bonds before conviction.
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Columbus
Mel G. Underwood
Glenn Eugene Neff
Bernard R. Howell
Peoples Bank of
Thornville
County Unable to Pay Jury Fees in Wheatley Case
LISBON The jury that convicted Lawrence A. Wheatley of second degree murder and Wheatley’s state appointed defense attorneys await fees. Columbiana County funds for legal expenses and other county funds are exhausted. Officials await potential year end surpluses to cover costs.
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Lisbon
Lawrence A. Wheatley
Wheatley
Columbiana
Michigan High Court Bans Female Barkeeps
Michigan Supreme Court rules women may not be employed as public bartenders marking a gender based employment ban. The decision issued yesterday in Lansing clarifies restrictions on female workers in state licensed drinking establishments.
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Michigan High Court
Lansing
Mich
Michigan
State Supreme Court
Ohio Man Killed In Iwo Jima Plane Crash
Tokyo headquarters reported one of 24 Army personnel killed November 16 when an Army C 46 transport crashed into the sea off Iwo Jima. Pfc. William Jenkins Jr of Canton Ohio, son of Mrs Theota Jenkins, Canton, was a member of a baseball team abroad. In Columbus Charles Francisco 69 retired owner of Francisco Auto Heater Manufacturing Co died yesterday.
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Tokyo
Iwo Jima
Wiliam Jenkins, Jr
Theota Jenkins
Canton
Columbus
Charles Francisco
Francisco Auto Heater Manufacting Co
Judge Finds John L Lewis Guilty of Contempt in Strike Case
Federal Judge T Alan Goldsborough ruled John L Lewis and the United Mine Workers guilty of contempt of court in the soft coal strike case. Lewis rested his defense without testimony as government witnesses testified to alleged illegal contract breach and a strike threatening millions in economic damage. Government witnesses warned of 20 percent drop in production, 80 percent of first class railroads halted, and a large tax revenue loss if the strike continues, with gas pipelines planned to ease fuel shortages.
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UMW
Washington
T. Alan Goldsborough
John . L. Lewis
The
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Welly Hopkins
Alan Goldsborough
Jones and Laughlin Steel Co
Lewis’ Claing
Jones and Laughlin
Joseph A. Padway
AFI
Lewis
Goldsborough
Commerce, Treasury and Interior Departments
Krug
Texas
Texas Railroad Commission
Columbus
Gov. Frank
Lausche
Steel Furnaces Banked as Strike Idles 150,000 Workers
Fires were banked in many furnaces as the 13 day AFL-United Mine Workers strike idled about 150,000 workers. In Pittsburgh 23,000 workers became eligible for jobless pay this week, coal railroads laid off 6,400 more, and several lines cut staff. Illinois Central reported 1,100 workers returned to work at Paducah shops, while Youngstown, Wheeling Steel, and Tennessee Coal banked furnaces and cut coke making.
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Pittsburgh
AFL - United Mine
Pennsylvania Employment Service
Southern Railroad
Washington, D. C
Baltimore & Ohio
Norfolk and Western
New York Central
Columbus
Illinois Central Railroad
Paducah
H. K. Buck
Memphis
Ilinois Central
Kentucky
Steel
Youngstown
Ohio
Wheeling Steel Corp
Steubenville
Mason-Dixon Line
Tennessee Coal, Iron & Rail Co
Alabama
Atom Power Seen As Coal Threat by 1955
Dr. Arthur H. Compton, chancellor of Washington University St. Louis, warned in Paris that atomic power could rival coal in the United States by about 1955 if political obstacles do not intervene. He spoke at a Sorbonne gathering marking the fourth anniversary of Chicago’s nuclear fission release.
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Paris
United States
Arthur H. Compton
St. Louis
Washington University
Sorbonne
Chicago
Charge Against Petrillo Is Dismissed by Judge
Federal Judge I Walter J. La Bay yesterday dismissed government charges of violating the Lea Act filed against James C. Petrillo, holding that the act is unconstitutional.
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Petrillo
Chicago
Walter J. la Bay
James C. Petrillo
Japanese Unemployed Organize New Union
In Tokyo representatives of jobless repatriates form a new union, aiming to enroll up to 3.2 million former soldiers sailors and civilians returned from abroad. The plan lists 17 government demands including aid for clothing and hooded winter wear.
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Tokyo
Japan
Jast
Ohio drys gain in 26 more townships in November vote
In the November local option elections, 26 towns in Ohio flipped to dry status while wets carried only two of 62 races. The Dry tally: 26 wins, 29 losses, two splits. Wets: two wins, 12 losses. Anti-Saloon League officials hailed the results as evidence of continuing dry strength amid a broad statewide shift.
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Collmeus
Desert
Ohio
S. P. Mc
Naught
Anti-Saloon League of Ohio
Anti-Saloon League
Ashtabula
Belmont
Champaign
Coshocton
Guernsey
Medina
Miami
Noble
Portage
Ross
Trumbull
Tuscarawas
Warren
Jin Stock
Coun
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Rockne Gibson
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Petit Larceny Charge
Robert R. Shaw
Franklin County
Paul L. McCormick
Logan County
O'Neill
Daryl
Lane
House
Hawley
House Finance Committee
Carl Guess
Carroll
Hereford
NLRB
Nelsonville
George Webb
Jenny Burrel
Portsmouth
John Dalton
Ideath
Ohio.Hotels Association
California
Covington
Associated Press
Shannon Airport
Eiie
Seattle
Wash
Ty and
Massie
Wareren County
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