Father Killed by Shot in Family Tragedy at Home
Logan County farm hand Daniel M. Wyne, 38, was shot and killed at his home near South Bloomingville after a confrontation with his wife and daughter during a domestic dispute. Ada Lucille Wyne, 17, and Betty Jane 4, among others, fled the home as the weapon discharged. The mother and daughter are not in custody. investigators pursue further action.
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Logan
Daniel M. Wyne
Meyer
Wyne
Ada Lucille
Bloomingville
Salt Creek Township
Hocking County
Southingville
Betty Jane
Stella
Wyne Meyer
Adama
Yes
Frank St. Clair
L. A
Floyd Duffy
South Bloomingville
Bentmin
Faye
Eva
A May
Farmers to Help Hold Prices in Check
War food administrator Chester C. Davis told the American Farm Bureau Federation convention that measures to curb price rises are unnecessary and warned against downward adjustments in commodity and consumer prices while stressing the need to reward producers.
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Chicago
Chester C. Davis
American Farm Bureau
Nion
Davis
Perkins Seeks Million Women for War Labor Push
Frances Perkins arrives at the tenth labor conference as she warns that more than nine million women must enter the labor field. She calls for conversion of war plants and notes demand will rise after the next Selective Service calls.
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Erkins
Sas City
Bar
Frances Perkins
Suburban Man Plunges From Downtown Office Building
A suburban resident jumped to death from a downtown office building amid a reported emblem top service honor roll and police notes. The event involved Mrs Jose Panter 32 of Euclid and resulted in a fatal plunge.
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Rvice
Serhomens
Bay
Pluyges
Jose Panter
Euclid
Breweries Hit by Cincinnati Strike Across Major Plants
A Cincinnati strike disrupted beer production as 20 workers at six breweries Weidemann Hudepohl Burger Red Top Cliffside and Bruckmann failed to report. Concurrently 400 machinists at Metal Specialty Co and 1 000 workers at Trail er Company of America faced work stoppages over a jurisdictional dispute between AFL and CIO factions.
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Cincinnati
United States
District 34
International Machinists’ Union
AFL
Metal Specialty Company
Navy
Weidemann
Hudepohl
Burger
Red Top
Cliffside
Bruckmann
Army Ordnance
Trailer Company of America
Oakley
AFI
United Automobile Workers (Cio
Smuts Sees War Taking Shape After Press Conference
Field Marshal Jane Christiaan Smuts, premier of the Union of South Africa, told reporters in Cairo that things are shaping for victory though a great war remains ahead. He said the mood is on the march and noted rising activity in Russia and in the Far East after long dormancy.
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Cairo
Jane Christiaan Smuts
Union of South Africa
Smuts
England
Russia
Far East
Bender Urges Separate Bureau for Aviation
Congressman George H. Bender of Cleveland proposed in the House a resolution to create a distinct Department of Aviation. The department would be headed by a secretary and oversee both civil and military aviation.
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Washington
George H. Bender
Cleveland
House
Department of Aviation
Resigns War Post To Care for Family
Dorothy Lucas, chief of the Office of War Information Magazine Bureau, resigns citing lack of community services and neglect of her children. She argues communities fail to support women in war jobs and do not enable them to work.
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Washington
Dorothy Lucas
Office of War Information
Changteh Falls to Japanese Control in Central China
Chungking reports the fall of Changteh, a major central city, to Japanese forces ending December 3. The loss cuts the Hunan Szechwan rice supply corridor and threatens a new push toward Changsha, jeopardizing Chinese military logistics and morale. In the 57th division only about 300 men survived the battle.
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Chungking
Changteh
China
Changsha
Hunan
Hunan-Szechwan
Low Supply Reported At Tobacco Auction
A record low tobacco supply appeared on Ripley warehouse floors marking the 1943 barley market opening. Only 150000 pounds were available versus the usual 1000000, with prices showing strength and likely to hold around 42 to 43 cents.
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Ripley
Allied view on impact of Germany's defeat on Pacific war
An Allied official says Germany's defeat could greatly accelerate manpower and matériel flow to the Pacific, but warns it alone won't suffice. He notes no ready bases exist in the Southwest Pacific and extensive construction of docks, anchorages, and airstrips is needed, with transport challenges amid rugged terrain.
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Southwest Pacific
Allied Headquarters
Germany
Japan
Cairo
Teheran
Pacific Theatres
Yanks' Drive On Rome Is Not Stopped
Allied forces press toward Rome from Camino eight miles south of Cassino as Fifth Army advances against strong German defenses. British Eighth Army sees limited gains on the Moro River while Soviet and German forces clash in the Kiev bulge with heavy tank battles and retreats.
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Fifth A
Camino
Cassino
Rome
Italy
Eighth Army
Moro River
Kiev
Chernyakhov
Dnieper
Znamenka
Mark W. Clark
Mt. Camino
Mt. Maggiore
Fifth
Adrian
Bernard L. Montgomery
Albert Kesselring
90Th Armored Grenadier
65Th
Red Army
Znam‘enka
Southwest Pacific
Huon Peninsula
New Guinea
Bougainville
Solomons
New Britain
Army Engineers Restore Gas Service in Naples in Six Weeks
After six weeks of repair work on Naples gas production and distribution system damaged by bombs and German demolitions, Army engineers have restored service ahead of Italian estimates of six months. About a million Neapolitans can cook with gas again.
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Naples
House Ways and Means Panel Rejects War Bond Ad Bill
The House Ways and Means Committee killed legislation that would have allowed paid newspaper advertising to promote the sale of war bonds. The action stalls the publicity measure and leaves bond promotion to existing channels.
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Washington
House Ways and Means Committee
Ohio man fined in federal price control case
Paul A. Stern aged 29 from Chillicothe was fined 150 dollars in federal court on three counts charged in a bill of information for violations tied to Office of Price Administration controls.
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Columbus
Paul A. Stern
Chillicothe
Office of Price Administration
Allo Dbs
Wrights First Flight Honored Despite Senator Clark Dispute
A congressional resolution honors Orville Wright of Dayton for the Kitty Hawk flight 40 years ago with a copy to be presented. Senator Clark calls the achievement the greatest disaster ever for mankind, arguing the flight worsened global outcomes.
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Washington
Orville Wright
Dayton
Wilbur
Kitty Hawk
N. C
Clark
D-Mo
House
Orville
Wright Brother
Wright Brothers
Highes
All-Out Price Control Urged As Inflation Brake
Senator O Mahoney urged an all out price control measure to curb rising living costs linking it to equity and justice and aligning with War Mobilization Director Byrnes. The Agriculture Committee voted for a one cent per quart milk price increase as the Senate deferred action on a rail workers raise proposal.
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Washington
O'Mahoney
Wyo
James F. Byrnes
Justice Byrnes
Bernard M. Baruch
Byrnes
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senate
Truman Committee
Fred M. Vinson
Young Georgia Wife Jailed for Wounding Girl
In Eastman Georgia Mrs Lonnie Britt 35 Rochelle is jailed on a kidnapping charge after allegedly luring Ruby Sheppard 18 Rhine to a discussi on then firing a shot that wounded her in the right breast Sheppard was treated and is in good condition at an Eastman hospital Deputy Sheriff Jeff Holt said Britt held Sheppard at gunpoint from the school bus stop to her home Witnesses include James Harris Macy 14 Britt’s nephew.
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Eastman
E. J. Smith
Wilcox County
Lonnie Britt
Rochelle
Ruby Sheppard
Rhine
Miss Sheppard
Sheppard
Jeff Holt
Dodge County
Holt
Republicans of Far West May Support Stassen
A slate of delegates pledged to vote for Harold E. Stassen for the Republican nomination will be filed in the South Dakota presidential primary next May. Rapid City attorney Joseph H. Bottum Jr. said Stassen's name is filed in the Nebraska primary and Wisconsin Governor Walter J. Goodland will support a Stassen declaration there.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
South Dakota
Joseph H. Bottum
Rapid City
Stassen
Nebraska
Walter 8S. Goodland
Wisconsin
Ohio Liquor Bureau Faces New Worry
Columbus report on Ohio liquor monopoly faces a formal complaint over rationing. Former legislator Patrick F. Monahan of Cleveland urged the liquor control board to allow ration card holders to buy liquor in any period if they could not purchase it earlier.
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Columbus
Ohio
Liquor Control Board
Patrick F. Monahan
Cleveland
Delay Trial of Service Chiefs
Congress extends for six months the statute of limitations in the courts martial of Rear Admiral Husband E. Kimmel and Major General Walter C. Short who led Pearl Harbor forces. The extension delays action unless trial and acquittal occur within the period or a further extension is granted. Sen Clark urged impeachment threats against War Secretary Stimson and Navy Secretary Knox if immediate courts martial are not ordered.
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Washington
Congress
Husband E. Kimmel
Walter C. Short
Pearl Harbor
White House
Sen. Clark
D-Mo
War
Stimson
Navy
Knox
German Action In Italy Seen as Fearful Tactics
Soviet delegate Anrei J. Vishinsky told the Allied advisory council in Naples that German actions in Italy reveal fear and defeat. He cited demolition patterns in Naples and southern Italy as evidence the Germans expect to lose those towns and cities and will not return.
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Naples
Italy
Andrei J. Vishinsky
Allied Advisory Council
Russia
Vishinsky
Axis Talks Hint at Turkish Entry Shaping Middle East Policy
Cairo hosts a three day conference with Ismet Inonu, Franklin Roosevelt, and Winston Churchill. A joint communique speaks of closest unity and study of problems, fuelling speculation on Turkey’s wartime role and possible base or aid actions.
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Cairo
Ismet Inonu
Roosevelt
Churchill
Middle East
Mediterranean
Dee
Harry Hopkins
Associated Press
Ankara
Eads
United States of America
Turkey
Great Britain
Russia
Sergei A. Vinogradov
Inonu
Numan Menemencioglu
Anthony Eden
Hughe Knatchbull- Hugesson
Inona
Asso
Wife of Publisher Found Dead in Hotel
Belle Lee Ridenour the 40 year old wife of C F Ridenour publisher of The Piqua Call was found unconscious in a smoke filled Shoreham Hotel room. Coroner A Magruder McDonald attributed death to smoke from a burning mattress. She previously worked for the Ohio War Finance Committee and later handled women's news in the Treasury Department press division.
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Washington
Belle Lee Ridenour
C. F. Ridenour
Piqua
Ohio
Ay Call
Shoreham Hotel
A. Magruder McDonald
Steel Mill Is Strike Bound at Zanesville Plant
The Ameri can Rolling Mill Company's Zanesville plant sat idle as CIO Steelworkers picketed the gate in an unauthorized strike. Robert Denman, local president, cited seniority rights and protested employee releases amid order curtailment for armor plate. It was the plant's first strike in 43 years.
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Zanesville
American Rolling Mill Company
CIO
Robert Denman
Denman
R C. Little
Armco
Manuscripts Bring Big Bids at Columbus War Bond Rally
In Columbus the Ohio Farm Bureau federation pledged to buy 240000 dollars in war bonds for the original manuscript of Louis Bromfield death in Monte Carlo at a books and authors war bond rally. Gypsy Rose Lee’s The Naked Genius manuscript brought a pledge of 100000 dollars in bonds.
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Columbus
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Louis Bromfield
Monte Carlo
Mansfield
Gypsy Rose Lee
Turkey Expected to Help Allies in Balkans War Effort
Washington observers say Turkey’s role with the Allies may soon be decisive as Cairo signals point to a strategic shift. The war’s next phase could see Turkish air bases and ports used to launch operations through the Marmara and into Bulgaria, with possible Balkan offensive involvement.
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Washington
Turkey
Germany
Balkans
English Channel
Belgium
France
Adriatic
Yugoslavia
Aegean Sea
Aegean
Greece
Asia
Europe
Balkan
Sea of Marmara
Istanbul
Merich
Bulgaria
Liquor Firm Settles for Overcharge Case
Washington's Mil ton 8 Kronheim & Sons, the largest liquor dealer, settled a price violation case with the OPA for 200000 dollars. The firm admitted to making over charges, sometimes as high as ten dollars a case, per the OPA statement.
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Washington
Milton
Kronheim & Sons
OPA
Expansion of U S air bases in Britain dedicated
London reports six large U S air fields in Britain were dedicated yesterday marking the second anniversary of Pearl Harbor.
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London
U. S
Britain
Messenger ad sells Model A coach in 1930s paper
An illustrated classification ad promotes a 1930 Model A coach with 5 tires for $40 plus cheap transport. It notes the ad continues to attract inquiries and urges readers to use Want Ads and the Result Number with the phone Dial 0242 to place a chargeable notice.
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Bill” Davis
Trimbie
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