Reshaping Of Aid Plan Scheduled
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee moves to reshape the Marshall Plan with Republicans pushing for loans only and self paying projects abroad. Taft says the idea is discussed but no final decision. Capenhart urges replacing the plan with an international reconstruction finance corporation proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Rep. Herter
R-Mass
Taft
Ohio
Truman
Vandenberg
Reich
Capehart
Indiana
Peoria
Ill
International Reconstruction Finance Corporation
United States
Plane Mishap Off East Coast Investigated
Inspectors seek the cause of a freak Eastern Air Lines Constellation mishap that killed a flight attendant and endangered 68 others. The craft, en route from Boston and New York to West Palm Beach and Miami, vented through clouds for 300 miles before an emergency landing at Bunnell Florida. The No 3 engine propeller detached, tearing the fuselage and killing Gilbert Paul Foz of Evansville Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Eastern Air Lines
Constellation
Bunnell, Fla
Henry T. Merrill
Transatlantic Flyer
W. E. Johnson
Havy
Boston
New York
West Palm Beach
Brunswick
Gilbert Paul Foz
Evansville
Ind
Rapid Transit Extends Routes Across Ohio Towns
Rapid Transit, Inc. has extended its service to Ohio River towns by acquiring Arcadel System for 500000 dollars. Arcadel serves Columbus Newark Zanesville and Marietta, connecting with buses from Mount Vernon Mansfield Cleveland Lorain Sandusky Toledo and other northern Ohio cities operated by a Rapid Transit subsidiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio Rapid Transit, Inc
Ohio River
Arcadel
Harry W. Arnold
Rapid Transit
Columbus
Newark
Zanesville
Marietta
Mount Vernon
Mansfield
Lorain
Sandusky
Toledo
Ohio
a _ Rapid Transit
Retired Columbus Industrialist S. P. Bush Dies at 88
S. P. Bush, 88, longtime Buckeye Steel Casting Co. president from 1905 to 1927, and founder first presidents of the Ohio Tax League and Ohio Manufacturers Association, died yesterday in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
S. P. Bush
Bush
Buckeye Steel Casting Co
Ohio Tax League
Ohio Manufacturers Association
Tavern Owner Loses Two Liquor Permits
Columbus notes the State Liquor Board revoked D-1 and D-2 permits for Howard Carrington of Wolf Lake Inn Portsmouth for disorderly operation selling more than 128 fluid ounces and transferring permits without consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Howard Carrington
Wolf Lake Inn
Portsmouth
State Liquor Board
Carrington
Two Steubenville liquor dealers cited to appear before board
Two Steubenville permit holders were cited to appear before the State Liquor Board tomorrow to answer charges or inquiries related to their liquor licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Steubenville
State Liquor Board
Tallyho Winter Championship Claims Geauga Fox Hunt Title
Fred Neubauer wins Geauga County fox hunting championship after killing 225 foxes and 24 mink, with the county paying a $2.50 bounty per fox, marking a prosperous winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chardon, O
Fred Neubauer
Geauga County
Neubauer
Leaders Urge Labor to Reject Wallace Candidacy
President John Green appealed to CIO Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers to oppose a Wallace third party bid. At the 13th national convention about 300 delegates will discuss merging 25,000 metal workers and 60,000 rail workers with their union. Green called Wallace's run foolhardy and warned it could weaken the drive for a liberal Congress. He censured Rep. Weichel for inaction and hostility to shipbuilding programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
John Green
CIO Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers
CIO United
Green
Henry A. Wallace
Congress
Rep
Weichel
Ohio
House Merchant Marine Committee
Tax Refund Interest Halt Pleas Aired
Fresh demands arose in Congress as the government cut the six percent interest allowed on tax refunds for overpayments. The fiscal year ending June 30 saw refunds totaling 2.897 billion dollars, with notable payouts to Edwin W. Pauley Eddie Cantor and Charles Chaplin. Major corporate credits included General Motors Ford Chrysler and several railroads. An Erie Railroad refund led Ohio’s list of more than 7,500 individual and firm rebates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Edwin W. Pauley
Eddie Cantor
Charles Chaplin
United States Steel Corp
General Motors Corp
General Motors
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
New York Central Railroad Co
General Electric Co
West
Labor Leaders Urge Repudiation of Wallace Third Party
Phil Hannah former Assistant Secretary of Labor and now secretary treasurer of Ohio AFL labor urges organized labor to repudiate Henry A Wallace's third party saying it betrays liberal causes and benefits reactionary elements. He calls Congress anti labor and urges defeating its enemies while Michael J. Lyden of Youngstown is elected league chair with A J Frecka of Akron as vice chair.
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Columbus
Organized Labor
Henry A. Wallace
Phil Hannah
Ohio
Federation of Labor
Hannah
AFL
Henry Wallace
America
Congress
Labor Department
Michael J. Lyden
Youngstown
New League
A. J. Frecka
Akron
Motorist Helper Fatally Struck in Sunday Crash
John Kyle, a North Lima truck driver, was fatally injured Sunday when a car struck him while he assisted a stalled motorist in Youngstown.
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Youngstown
John Kyle
North Lima
Businessmen See General Price Drop
A dozen top businessmen forecast inflationary dangers fading and a price downtrend ahead, with one farm machinery company predicting a general price drop after mid year. They expect factory building to fall, home building to hold as costs decline, and note cautious buying, ample supplies, good European crops, and cooperation from labor to restrain costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Prentiss Coonley
Ernest A. Tupper
Coonley
Tupper
U.S
Rubber Union Demands 30 Cent Wage Increase
The CIO United Rubber Workers Union seeks a 30 cents hourly raise for its 200000 members. The demand, approved by a 200 member International Policy Committee in Cleveland, would include portions for welfare and retirement funds and automatic cost of living bonuses. Current average industry wage is about $1.32 per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
CIO United Rubber Workers Union
CIO
United Automobile Workers
International Policy Committee
Fugitive Surrenders After Pal Wounded in Car Theft
Milton Holland, 27, turned himself in at a Springfield police station after a companion was shot during a car theft attempt. Holland described himself as cold and hungry and cited his decision to quit the fugitive life from the Indiana State Reformatory. The wounded companion was taken to an Indianapolis hospital with about 50 birdshot in his body. Holland said he fled into a railroad yard and hopped a train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Milton Holland
Indiana State Reformatory
Indianapolis
Holland
Akron Labor President Joins National Planning Board
Washington L. S. Buckmaster of Akron president of the CIO United Rubber Workers was appointed to the National Planning Association Board. The 38-member board comprises leaders from business labor agriculture and the professions and oversees a democratic planning program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
L. S. Buckmaster
Akron
CIO
United Rubber Workers
National Planning Association Board
Eight miners dead in Glenwood Sunlight coal mine explosion
Investigators will probe the Sunshine coal mine near Glenwood Arkansas today to determine the cause of a Sunday explosion that killed eight miners, three of whom were brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Ark
Sunshine Coal Mine
Parole Officer Quits After Suspension in Cleveland
Wendell C. Johnson resigned today as state parole officer in Cleveland after a 30 day suspension for disciplinary reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Wendell C. Johnson
Cleveland
Russia to acquire two Italian long range submarines
Russia will receive two modern long range submarines from Italy as part of a defense agreement, with official sources confirming the transfer and outlining the anticipated delivery timeline. The arrangement signals enhanced naval capabilities for the Russian fleet amid ongoing regional security considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Italy
Mild Spell Ends as New Cold Sparks Gas Emergency
Ohio fuel company declares a second public gas emergency as winter chill returns. Ice packed river at Cincinnati moves downstream, rising three and a half feet and creating ice jams from 36 to Anderson's Ferry. Shipping worth millions endangered. engineers report gorge forming and damage to boats and barges.
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Ohio Fuel Company
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Coney Island
Ohio River Division Corps of Engineers
Anderson’s Ferry
Anderson's Ferry
Addyston
Madison
Ind
Columbus
Ohio
Youngstown
Cleveland
Akron
Tiro
Crawford County
Mount Vernon
Joe W. Bays
Ohio Fuel Gas. Co
Cincinnati Gas
East Ohio
Ohio Fuel Gas
Cadiz
Harrison County
Ohio River ice blocks traffic for 17 days in West Virginia
The ice choked Ohio River halted traffic for 17 days near Marietta and Addyston as engineers warned the long blockage could dam the river if a gorge formed. Cold wave brings zero to 20 below readings across Ohio with widespread slick roads and emergency gas restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
W. Va
Ohio
L. C. Foglesong
Marietta
State liquor raids seize two stills in January count
Ohio inspectors conducted 42 raids last month seizing two stills of 25 and 50 gallons. They arrested 48 people, earned 42 court convictions with 6125 dollars in fines, and handed 70 days in jail. Authorities also confiscated whiskey, moonshine, mash, wine and beer and cited 67 permit holders for liquor code violations.
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Columbus
Donald T. Geyer
Geyer
Portsmouth
Adams
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Jackson
Lawrence
Meigs
Pike
Ross
Scioto
Vinton
Delaware
Fayette
Franklin
Fairfield
Knox
Licking
Marion
Morrow
Muskingum
Madison
Pickaway
Perry
Union
Posses Aid Sheriff in Hunt for Teen Slayer
In Beaumont California volunteers ride with mounted deputies to search for the slayer of 17 year old Marjorie Lee Winn who was fatally wounded by a roadside assailant while riding home from a rodeo with 18 year old USC freshman James Sloan Jr. in Palm Springs.
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Beaumont
Calif
Sheriff's Deputies
Marjorie Lee Winn
James Sloan, Jr
University of Southern California
Palm Springs
FBI May Aid Dean Search
Huntington W Va police officials said a conference would decide if the FBI would assist in locating Homer Jack Dean who escaped Huntington State Hospital Friday. Dean is sought for questioning in the December 10 Columbus real estate dealer slaying and is charged with robbery forgery and obtaining money under false pretences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
Azel T. Bryant
FBI
Homer Jack Dean
Huntington State Hospital
Dean
Elmo Rice
Columbus
Cugat, Cassini In Lobby Scuffle Over Lorraine Allen
Hollywood reports violinist Xavier Cugat sustained a sprained finger after a brief scuffle with designer Oleg Cassini in a Mocambo lobby. Cassini, ex-husband of Gene Tierney, was dancing with Cugat's wife Lorraine Allen when Cugat stepped outside. Mrs. Cugat said the incident involved a sudden disruption and spectators intervened. The couple wed in Philadelphia on October 15 last year.
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Hollywood
Xavier Cugat
Oleg Cassini
Gene Tierney
Cugat
Lorraine Allen
Mocambo
Cassini
Cold Wave Grips Eastern Half of U. S.
A severe cold wave swept the eastern United States as a Pacific Northwest gale dissipated. The storm menaced more than 150 mariners on eight ships with 75 mile per hour winds, sank a fishing boat, grounded a freighter, and caused several injuries and four deaths. The worst is passing with winds easing to 25 30 miles per hour.
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Chicago
United States
Pacific Northwest
Weather Bureau
Chicago Weather Bureau
Midwest
Los Angeles
California
Minnesota
Montana
VFW pushes uniform pension bill in Congress
Omar Ketchum, national legislative officer of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, urged Ohio VFW members to back a uniform pension bill before Congress. Lt. Gov. Paul Herbert accused partisan politicians of turning state funds for service groups into political football and criticized a proposal to create a state veterans bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Omar Ketchum
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ohio
VFW
Congress
Ketchum
Paul Herbert
Indian troops in Kashmir battle kill over 2000 Moslems
Indian press reports that Northern Kashmir State forces have killed well over 2,000 Moslem invaders in a major battle. The fighting against Moslem tribesmen has continued since October, with two officers among the dead who appeared to be foreigners.
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New Delhi
Kashmir
New Mexico GOP Leader Dies In Plane Crash
Gerald D. Champion New Mexico Republican Chairman and his brother in law H W Denny were killed when a plane crashed in the Sacramento mountains. The downdraft blamed for the tragedy left bodies recovered about 9 000 feet up yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloudcroft
N. M
New Mexico
Gerald D. Champion
H. W. Denny
Sacramento Mountains
San Francisco Awaits Second Funeral Ship
San Francisco awaits the arrival of the U S A Cardinal O Connell with 2 812 war dead from Pacific theaters. It is the second ship to dock here with caskets returning home for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
U.S.A
Cardinal O’connell
Pacific
Prominent U S Senator Frelinghuysen Dies at 78
Tucson obituary note reports the death of Joseph Sherman Frelinghuysen age 78. He served as U S Senator from New Jersey from 1917 to 1923 and died Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
Joseph Sherman Frelinghuysen
U. S
New Jersey
Court Asked To Stop ITU Closed Shop
Government lawyers seek a court order to halt a presumed illegal closed shop in newspaper composing rooms arguing it violates the Taft-Hartley Act. ITU lawyers contest Section 10(1) constitutionality while opposing parties’ involvement in the injunction hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
AFL _ International Typographical Union
ITU
Denham
Nrla General Counsel Office
Pope Pius XII Meets American Jewish Leaders in Europe
Pope Pius XII received a delegation of 28 American Jewish leaders to survey the plight of Jewish displaced persons in Europe and invoked blessings on Jewish charity efforts. He condemned the atom bomb as the most terrible arm devised and urged scientists to use atomic energy for peaceful purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Pius XII
Europe
Jean
Kirwan Denies Hurting Miller in Gubernatorial Bid
Youngstown Ohio congressman Michael J. Kirwan said he did not influence or oppose Ray T. Miller's Democratic gubernatorial candidacy. He recalled past disputes with Miller over Paul Aiken's appointment as second assistant postmaster general and noted Aiken was not an Ohio man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Michael J. Kirwan
Ray T. Miller
Kirwan
Miller
Warren
Frank J. Lausche
White House
Paul Aiken
Aiken
Ohio
Kansas
Rent Controls Stay As They Are Warned By Senator Robertson
Washington Senator A Willis Robertson says rent controls will remain essentially unchanged beyond the current expiration date as Senate Banking Committee members debate a bill to sharply modify curbs until April 30 1949. Present controls expire February 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis
Washington
A. Willis Robertson
D-Va
Senate Banking Committee
Injuries Fatal in Cincinnati Traffic Crash
Cincinnati reports 45 year old Jess Jefferson of Moscow Ohio died Sunday night at General Hospital from injuries suffered in a traffic accident here last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Jess Jefferson
Moscow
General Hospital
Sisters Found in Boarded House Like Collyers in Lynbrook
In Lynbrook New York sisters Elsie Wolff 43 and Edith 47 lived secluded for a decade in a junk-filled house without power or running water. Elsie died of an apparent heart attack requiring six men to remove the body. Police report their wealth at about 100000 with 12000 in a bank.
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Lynbrook
N. Y
Elsie Wolff
Edith
New York University
Harry
Long Island
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