British Atomic Scientist Held For Data Leaks
A British subject Claus Fuchs, 38, a German-born physicist who worked on the A bomb project in the United States, is held in Bow Street on two charges under the official secrets act relating to atomic leaks to Russia. The FBI and British authorities coordinated the case.
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Washington
London
FBI
M& A Hhamh Samatea
Russia
UV Buulucw
London Dispatches
Claus Fuchs
Bow Street Court
Fuchs
United States
Britain
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Los Alamos
N. M
England
Fuch
Germany
Newport News
Ministry of Supply
New York City
Atom
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Los Alamos Laboratories
Mexico
Canada
British Intelligence Service
Laurence Dunne
United States of America
Nurse Minnie Lewis Found Safe After Disappearance
Mrs Minnie Lewis a 52 year old practical nurse missing since Sunday was found safe Thursday afternoon. She said she was ill and did not know why she wrote a letter claiming abduction.
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Columbus
Minnie Lewis
World Aid Plan Aims to Curb Atomic Arms Race
Senator McMahon proposes a 50 billion dollar five year global aid program to promote peaceful atomic energy and economic development. The plan would press for international control and inspections while requiring two thirds of current armament spending redirected to constructive ends, with broad Senate cautious support.
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Washington
McMahon
D-Conn
Senate
Bricker
Ohio
House Atomic Committee
Congress
Truman
U. S
Mr. Truman
Russia
Corn Quotas Listed for Ohio 1950 Planting Allotments
The Federal PMA announced 1950 corn planting allotments for Ohio totaling 2,552,822 acres, down from 3,330,400 last year. Allotments cover 68 counties in the commercial corn area and per farm totals will be set by county committees. Compliance is required for price support eligibility. County figures include Hocking 8700 Jackson 8643 Perry 15372 and Vinton 5100.
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Columbus
Federal Production and Marketing Administration
Ohio
Dale C. Williams
PMA
Williams
Hocking
Jackson
Perry
Vinton
REA Loan Granted For SEC Telephones
The Rural Electrification Administration approved a $585,000 loan to Washington County Electric Cooperative Inc to fund 200 extra rural lines and 600 more rural telephones across Washington Athens Monroe Noble Morgan and Guernsey counties. A new Rinard Mills substation will be built and several existing lines replaced.
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Marietta
Rural Electrification Administration
Washington County Electric Cooperative, Inc
Washington
Athens
Monroe
Noble
Morgan
Guernsey
Rinard Mills
Long strike looms at Lorain Journal amid type setting battle
A Lorain union official warned the printers strike could be long and drawn out. The dispute centers on union control over four automatic typesetting machines run by editorial department staff. Last night executives, reporters, and office workers joined five non striking journal printers to keep Lorain's only daily in publication.
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Lorain
Lorain Journal
Pastors Condemn Bomb Manufacture At Ohio Convention
The Ohio Pastors Convention adopted a resolution by about 2000 clergymen condemning the manufacture of atomic and hydrogen bombs as unchristian. It said such weapons threaten mankind and urged President Truman and Congress to push for world peace and abolition of offensive weapons.
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Columbus
Ohio
Truman
Congress
Britain and France to Join U S in Anti Blockade Plans
Washington reports that Britain and France will join the United States in potential countermeasures against Soviet traffic cuts in Berlin and Western Germany. State Department notes alleged Soviet violations of the Paris agreement to keep rail water and road transport functioning and hints at forthcoming coordinated steps.
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Berlin
Germany
Europe
State Department
Western
Michael McDermott
Paris
AFL Heads Cold Shoulder Appeal From Lewis Over Coal Crisis
John L. Lewis sought AFL moral and legal aid in the coal crisis. The AFL Executive Council passed on direct action for now while the court case against an injunction by NLRB general counsel Robert N. Denham remains before the Washington court. The CIO has provided aid, while AFL members reason time remains if injunction is issued and appealed.
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Miami Beach
John L. Lewis
American Federation of Labor
AFL
Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
AFL Council
CIO
Robert N. Denham
National Labor Relations Board
Denham
Washington
Rutkowski Criticizes Proposed Power Cuts
Anthony A. Rutkowski, chief of the liquor enforcement division, sharply criticizes two proposed regulations by the state board of liquor control that would curtail enforcement powers. The board has studied revisions for over a year and must advertise a 30 day public hearing before filing changes with the secretary of state.
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Columbus
State Board of Liquor Control
Liquor Department
Anthony A. Rutkowski
Creative Living Tied to Sound Education at BGSU Graduation
About 242 mid winter graduates of Bowling Green State University received diplomas at commencement. Dr. John L. Knight of Baldwin Wallace College urged that education at its best surpasses mere knowledge absorption and must involve the thinking process.
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Bowling Green
Bowling Green State University
John L. Knight
Baldwin - Wallace College
Extended Forecast for Columbus Temperatures Dip Then Flurries
Temperatures average four to eight degrees below normal with a high near 34 and a low around 20. A rising trend occurs Saturday followed by colder conditions late Sunday and Monday. Little change through Wednesday with precipitation under a quarter inch and frequent snow flurries Sunday through Tuesday.
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Columbus
Lewis Faces Decision on Truman 70-Day Strike Truce
Washington report notes John L. Lewis must decide by tomorrow whether to accept President Truman's 70-day strike truce proposal for the soft coal dispute. Acceptance risks losing the coal reserves as a bargaining tool while rejection could invite Taft-Hartley injunctions amid a tense labor battle.
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Washington
Truman
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Johnson vows U S ready to lick hell from Russia on hour notice
Defense Secretary Johnson told 300 University of Virginia alumni at the National Press Club that the United States is prepared to strike Russia within an hour if war begins. He praised unification efforts and said U S defenses are stronger than since 1945, capable of deterence and rapid action.
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Washington
Defense Johnson
U.S
Russia
Joe Stalin
Johnson
United States
University of Virginia
Army
Navy
Air Force
Pearl Harbor
National Press Club
University of Virginia Alumni Ass’n
29 Appointed To Committee
A 29 member conservation committee was appointed today by Sen. Clingan Jackson of Youngstown to study conservation programs. Rep. Ray White will chair with Sen. C Stanley Mechem as secretary. Members include L P Mooney and public representatives Robert Will and C L Dow.
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Columbus
Clingan Jackson
Youngstown
Ohio Program Commission
Ray White
Holmes
House Conservation Committee
C. Stanley Mechem
Nelsonville
General Assembly
L. P. Mooney
Hocking
Robert Will
McArthur
C. L. Dow
Ohio University
Taxi strike accord eyed in Cincinnati by Saturday
Federal conciliator James McNamara said an agreement ending Cincinnati taxicab strike may come Saturday. He spoke last night as talks continued between cab owners and drivers seeking resolution and a path to resumed service.
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CAB
Cincinnati
James McNamara
Bergman delivers baby boy to Rossellini in Rome
Ingrid Bergman and Roberto Rossellini welcomed a seven pound fourteen ounce son. Doctors said the delivery at Villa Margherita Clinic was normal and Bergman and Rossellini were very happy. Bergman is divorcing Dr. Peter Lindstrom and plans to marry Rossellini after the suit.
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Ingrid Bergman
Pier Luigi Guidotti
Roberto Rossellini
Peter Lindstrom
Hollywood
Guidotti
Giuseppe Ferdinandi
Villa Margherita Clinic
Miss Bergman
Rossellini
Dr. Ferdinandi
Stromboli
Dr. Lindstrom
Point Pleasant Buoyant After Ohio Valley Flood Crest
The Ohio River crest neared Point Pleasant at 47.5 feet, making it the hardest hit in the upper valley. Pomeroy and Gallipolis also faced rising waters while Kanawha River levels fell. Evacuation crews eased in Red Cross operations as trains ran and roads opened or closed along Route 7 and nearby towns.
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Ohio
Point Pleasant
Ohio Valley
Pomeroy
Main St
Pome
Gallipolis
Wheeling
Kanawha
Viand St
Fifth St
Fourth
Fifth
Main Street
Red Cross Disaster
C. G. Jones
Sycamore
Chickamauga Creek
State Highway Department
Molasses Run
Gallia
Ohio Rose
Portsmouth
Cincinnati
Huntington
Logan
W. Va
West Virginia
Arkansas
Kentucky
Tennessee
Mae Diana
Red Cross
Limit Excise Tax Cuts To 600 Million Snyder
Secretary of the Treasury Snyder told Congress that excise tax reductions should be limited to about 600 million dollars. He outlined a plan to cut four 20 percent retail levies to ten percent and reduce other taxes while offsetting losses by closing loopholes.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Congress
Truman
Lustron Chief Quiet On Buyer Talks And RFC Foreclosure
Lustron Corp head Carl G Strandlund declined comment on reports buyers discuss financing with the Reconstruction Finance Corp The RFC has warned of foreclosing on Lustron which has received about 37 5 million in federal loans Officials said delays in foreclosure stem from bargain hunters potentially yielding a higher sale price.
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Columbus
Carl G. Strandlund
Lustron Corp
Reconstruction Finance Corp
RFC
Lustron
Trains Bypass After Six Central Freight Cars Derailed
Passenger service rerouted as six New York Central freight cars derail near Shelby. No injuries reported and track inspection underway. Railway officials coordinate with local authorities to restore service promptly.
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Shelby
New York Central Railroad
Plea Slated for Youth in Slaying Case
Sixteen year old Bobby Herlan will plead guilty to second degree murder in the holdup slaying of Gordon Roe, a 61 year old Newport farmer, robbed of 195 dollars. A life prison term is mandatory, with the plea set for Monday following a prior arraignment where he pleaded innocent. Public figures cited include Prosecutor E E Erb and defense attorneys C William O Neill and W D Sauer.
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Herlan
E. E. Erb
Erb
C. William O'Neill
W. D. Sauer
Marietta
Round Trip by Mistake Through Shallow Flood
A truck trailer diesel outfit on Viand Street traversed three and a half feet of water this morning causing waves that broke storefront windows. The driver, misled by wrong directions, found the error south of town while en route to Charleston. Water filled the cab. service station drained the crankcase before continuing.
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Point Pleasant
Viand St
Charleston
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