Yugoslavia Faces Cominform Attack Amid Tito Crisis
Yugoslav communists urged Stalin to reverse Cominform accusations against Tito and the Yugoslav party as Moscow backed the denunciation. U S Air Force probes possible Soviet radio interference aiding Berlin relief efforts while Western diplomats weigh Yugoslavia’s impact on Cold War tensions.
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Stalin
Cominform
Marshal Tito
Balkan
Kremlin
Tito
Central Committee
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Russia
U.S
Berlin
Germany
South Korea
Yugoslavia
Greece
Albania
Bulgaria
Markos Vafiades
Europe
Tucker Company Halts Auto Operations to Surrender Records
Preston Tucker announced the Tucker Corporation will suspend automobile production temporarily and turn over all books and working data to the Securities and Exchange Commission. He said the SEC demanded extensive records to be delivered at their Chicago office, hindering continued operations.
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Chicago
Preston Tucker
Tucker Corporation
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Tucker
Chinese Reds Free Captured Marine Fliers
Four U. S. Marine fliers held captive by Chinese communists since April 5 were released today, the Navy announced. The fliers were forced down on the Shantung Peninsula during a routine flight and captured 18 miles west of Tsingtao. The Navy said they are in good health.
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Tsingtao
China
U. S
Navy
Shantung Peninsula
Here
Mansfield Fugitives Nabbed in Grandview
Columbus report says Mansfield Reformatory escapees Charles Hosfeld, 20, Canton and James Rogers, 21, Cincinnati, were captured in the suburb of Grandview. Hosfeld served a robbery term and Rogers an auto theft sentence. both fled the Mansfield jail a week ago.
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Columbus
Mansfield Reformatory
Grandview
Charles Hosfeld
Canton
James Rogers
Cincinnati
Hosfield
Rogers
Mansfield Institution
Publisher Marries Columbus Editor in Columbus Ceremony
Edgar T. Wolfe president of the Ohio State Journal and co publisher of the Columbus Dispatch wed Mrs Eve May Dale of New York in a Columbus ceremony held yesterday.
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Columbus
Edgar T. Wolfe
The
Ohio State Journal
Columbus Dispatch
Eve May Dale
New York
Kreger Named Vice President at Miami University Oxford
Dr. Clarence W. Kreger, administrative assistant to the president, has been appointed vice president of Miami University at Oxford, marking a key leadership promotion within the institution.
Prominent Minister and Wife Die in Ohio Train Crash
Dayton obituary reports the death of Dr. Charles Ryan Adams 73 of Parkville Missouri and his wife Myra Oldfather Adams 72 in a car train collision at Bachman Ohio. Identification by E A Twitchell of Springfield Ohio who was aboard the Pennsylvania line that struck the car. The minister was scheduled to speak at Covenant Presbyterian Springfield and had served as trustee of Western College for Women and Dean of Chapel at Park College.
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Dayton
Bachman
Ohio
Charles Ryan Adams
Parkville
Myra Oldfather Adams
E. A. Twitchell
Springfield
Twitchell
Good Samaritan Hospital
Charles and
Evelyn Adams
Adams
Western College For Women
Oxford
Park College
Kansas City
New Era Movement
Central District
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
Meigs County Phone Rate Filing Sought By Ohio Co
The Ohio Associated Telephone Co of Marion asked the State Utilities Commission for permission to file original rate schedules for two Meigs County exchanges in Letart Falls and Portland. A petition with 129 prospective subscribers supported the filing, noting the area currently has no telephone service. The company plans about 26 miles of line.
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Columbus
Ohio Associated Telephone Co
Marion
State Utilities Commission
Meigs County
Letart Falls
Portland
Commission
Execution Set In Slaying
Clifford William Gayles, 34, of Xenia Ohio, is scheduled to die by electric chair at Ohio Penitentiary tonight for the kidnap slaying of 33 year old Edna Adkins near Middletown. Gov Herbert refused to intervene after Gayles won parole two months earlier for another murder. Gayles ordered a final meal including fried chicken and mashed potatoes.
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Columbus
Clifford William Gayles
Xenia
Ohio
Ohio Penitentiary
Thomas J. Herbert
Edna Adkins
Middletown
Gayles
Wage Increase Granted By Chain Manufacturer
Sandusky reports wage increases of 14 to 19 cents an hour for International Association of Machinists workers at Union Chain Manufacturing Co. The agreement also includes improved working conditions and was signed yesterday by the firm and union local 1329.
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Sandusky
International Association of Machinists
Ind
Union Chain Manufacturing Co
Lewis’ Union
White House
John R.steelman
Charles G. Ross
Steelman
T. Alan Goldsborough
Goldsborough
Royall
Truman
Series of Strikes Launched in Italy
A nationwide series of industrial strikes began at noon led by the Communist led CGIL. It called out about six million workers to stage a half day shutdown for higher pay.
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Rome
Italy
General Confederation of Labor
CGIL
Murder charge returned against Ivy Austin in fatal shooting
A first degree murder indictment was returned yesterday against Ivy Austin, 70, in the fatal shooting of Menor Rose in Troy.
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Troy
Ivy Austin
Menor Rose
GM lifts prices on some replacement parts
General Motors Corp announced increases on select replacement parts today. The move targets a range of components, signaling tighter materials costs and pricing strategy adjustments for the automaker.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
Morrow County Celebrates Its Centennial in Mount Gilead
Mount Gilead hosts a three day centennial celebration with centennial souvenirs, displays in Chesterville and other villages, a coronation for Ramona Graham from Chesterville, a 400 person history pageant, and a parade led by state officials.
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Morrow County
Mount Gilead
Cardington
Marengo
Chesterville
Bloomfield
Fargo
Edison
Ramona Graham
Permit Abuse Curb Sought by Columbus Liquor Office
Columbus liquor director Dale Duniton unveiled a policy to curb trafficking and profiteering in licenses. Permits for taverns and night clubs will be held six months after issuance before sale approval. He cited a beer and wine permit sold for 13 000 rising to 20 000 after a night club permit at 1 000 yearly. About 4 000 beer wine and whisky venues changed hands last year.
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Columbus
Dale Duniton
Dunifon
Duniton
Cincinnati Man Heads Sanitation Commission
Hudson Biery of Cincinnati was elected chairman of the Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Compact Commission. Cincinnati was named the headquarters as governors from seven states plus a representative from another signed to end stream pollution.
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Cincinnati
Hudson Biery
Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Compact Commission
Ohio Food Train Sailing Scheduled for Aug 26
The Ohio Food Train carrying wheat and powdered milk for over 43 European and Asiatic countries will sail August 26. About 150 cars donated by Ohio farmers will depart from Philadelphia, as announced by the Christian Rural Overseas Program executive committee.
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Columbus
Ohio
The
Christian Rural Overseas Program
Philadelphia
Cleavenger Orders Swihart Held on Burglary Tool Charge
Wilmington district court records show Russell A. Swihart of Dayton held to the grand jury under a $10,000 bond for possessing burglar tools. Swihart pleaded not guilty.
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Wilmington
Frank M. Cleavenger
Russel A. Swihart
Dayton
Swihart
Westinghouse Raises Appliance Prices Across Line
Mansfield Ohio Westinghouse Electric Corp increases on home appliances by 3.3 to 7.1 percent today.
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MANSFIELD, O.—/P
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Chinese Communists Said to Lose 2000 in Central China Battle
A government military spokesman announced that 2,000 Chinese communists were killed in a battle in Central China. The report emphasizes government claims in the ongoing conflict.
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Nanking
China
Dem leaders push for a summer special session
Democratic leaders urge a special session of Congress this summer to challenge Republicans on 1948 platform promises. Governor Dewey resists calling back Congress, while some Democrats support a session and a presidential contest to spur action. Ohio Democrats plan a Philadelphia information office at the national convention.
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Oves
Truman
Senator McGrath
Rhode Island
Democratic National Committee
Philadelphia
McGrath
Rep
Spence
Kentucky
House Banking Committee
House
Ways - Means Committee
Dewey
White House
Thomas E. Dewey
Sparkman
D-Ala
Knutson
R-Minn
Hartingers Arraigned in County Material Misuse Case
Dan Hartinger J E D Hartinger and seven others faced arraignment after indictments over alleged misuse of county material and equipment. Declared the grand jury probe the worst the area has seen, with bonds set and a July 17 hearing scheduled. Blanche Stuckey Brinker also pleaded innocent to first degree charges tied to a prior quarrel incident.
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Pomeroy
Dan Hartinger
J. E. D. Hartinger
Don Hartinger
Dana Peoples
Blanche Stuckey Brinker
Aaron Turner
National and state banks report June 30 condition
Washington OCC calls for a statement of condition of all national banks as of June 30. Columbus State Banker urges a report on the condition of all state banks as of June 30.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
Columbus
Paul A. Mitchell
Purse Grabber Admits Killing in Suburban Cleveland
East Cleveland police report 24 year old gardener James Buchanan signed a statement admitting the slaying of 60 year old Mrs. Ilda Koogle on April 24. He said he grabbed her purse and beat her in the driveway of her suburban home. First degree murder charges will be filed.
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Cleveland
Horace S. Weaver
East Cleveland
Ilda Koogle
Weaver
James Buchanan
Police Recover Body From Plane Crash in New York Harbor
In Gravesend Bay off Brooklyn a small plane crash Sunday night left the body of Mack Robin 45 president of Wheeling Motors Wheeling West Virginia. The plane was raised Monday and a search of the area continued.
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New York
New York Harbor
Mack Robin
Wheeling Motors, Inc
Wheeling
W. Va
Gravesend Bay
Brooklyn
Aid From Washington Aide Delivers Pipe To Hillsboro Wife
A Hillsboro Illinois housewife letters President Truman pleading for water pipes. A steel company official arranged a truckload of two inch pipe to reach Mrs Paul Ondrey on Kinkead Road to supply city water for her growing family. The story notes the official asked not to be named due to flood of letters.
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Paul Ondrey
Hillsboro
Ill
Stork
Kinkead Road
Steel Company
OIC
St. Louis
Bus Drivers Sign Truce In Tie Up
Steubenville AFL bus drivers suspend a 25 day strike affecting 65 000 Ohio Valley residents and return to work for 13 days while wage talks continue with Valley Motor Transit Co. Steubenville council approves an eight to seven cent fare extension and East Liverpool council acts likewise as federal conciliator Powell says councils will decide further action in 10 days.
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Steubenville
AFL
Ohio Valley
Valley Motor Transit Co
East Liverpool
Georgia Democrats Back Eisenhower and Russell at 1948 Convention
Georgia Democrats moved to back Dwight Eisenhower for president and Richard Russell for vice president. They urged Truman’s withdrawal to prevent chaos in the party and voted to place Georgia on the draft-Eisenhower national ticket. The convention acted swiftly after late hotel meetings, making Georgia the first state to endorse the movement openly.
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Macon
Georgia
Dwight Eisenhower
Richard Russell
Truman
Liner Aquitana Freed From Potato Beetle Contact
A ministry of agriculture expert met the liner Aquitana at Southampton Dock after a dead potato bag was found aboard. A radio summon brought the inspector to the ship 800 miles at sea, triggering a full search for Colorado beetle traces as Britain intensifies its campaign against the pest.
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Southampton
Eng
Ministry of Agriculture
Britain
Quake Toll Reaches 1595 Dead in Fukui Disaster
The U S Army First Corps reports 1595 dead 2662 seriously injured and 8031 treated for minor injuries from Monday's Fukui earthquake. Casualty figures released by a corps spokesman reflect the disaster area toll as the county remains largely in ruins.
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Tokyo
U. Army First Corps
Fukui
Ohio Weather Extended Forecast For Columbus Area
Forecast calls for temperatures 5 to 7 degrees above normal with highs near 78 and lows around 58. Warm through the period, slightly cooler Monday. Humid conditions Sunday through Tuesday with scattered thundershowers mainly at night, and about 1/4 inch of precipitation overall.
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Columbus
Ohio
Greek Aid Pact Signed in Athens
The Greek American ECA agreement was signed today in Athens outlining aid and cooperation.
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Athens
Police Fire Threat Lifted in Columbus
A mass resignation threat by Columbus police and fire departments was paused today as 181 signed resignations from a pay campaign were held up. Spokesman Bob Lynch said negotiations with city officials would continue to resolve the pay dispute directly.
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Columbus
L?p
Columbus Police and Fire Departments
Bob Lynch
Spare the Hot Rod Save the Gas
Cleveland officials from Yellow Cab Co. and Thompson Vitameter Q Corp report a 20 mile test with four taxicabs showed two throttle-happy drivers used 73 percent more gasoline than two safer pilots. The finding suggests cowboy driving can nearly halve fuel costs.
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Cleveland
Yellow Cab Co
Thompson Vitameter Q Corp
Auto Dealership Cannot Enforce First Option on Sold Cars
Youngstown says a common pleas judge ruled the automobile agency cannot enforce an agreement granting a first option to buy cars it sold earlier. Attorneys said the suit aimed to curb the auto black market and lower used car prices.
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Youngstown
Common Pleas
Sy nodes 27th summer school in Lakeside
The 27th annual summer school of the Synod of Ohio United Lutheran Church in America will be held at Lakeside from July 5 to 11.
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Lakeside
Synod of Ohio, United Lutheran Church In America
Motorcyclist Killed in Collision Near Circleville
Gilbert Hutchinson, 28, of Circleville Route 4, died yesterday when his motorcycle struck the rear of a automobile.
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Columbus
Gilbert Hutchinson
Circleville
Captive Mine Labor Fight Spreads Across Steel Firms
U S Steel and 17 other producers file unfair labor practice charges with the NLRB against John L Lewis and the United Mine Workers over the captive mine contract. If upheld, court action could block the union shop provision and avert a mine shutdown set for July 6.
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U.S. Steel Corporation
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Dige
National Labor Relations Board
Lewis
Republic
Bethlehem
Jones and
Laughlin
Robert N. Denham
NLRB
West Virginia man drowns in Muskingum River incident
Elliott Dent, 41, of Elizabeth West Virginia, drowned last night in the Muskingum River after falling from a boat during trot line setting. Local authorities investigated the fishing accident near McConnellville.
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West Virginia
McConnellville
Ell Liott Dent
Elizabeth
W.va
Muskingum River
Polio Germ Sought in Cleveland After Chain of Polio
Medical detectives sought the polio germ as nine children in two neighboring homes contract the disease in six days. Lois Ray, 14, died. five more Ray children fight polio. Nearby Zimmerman family also affected with three daughters hospitalized, highlighting a downtown cluster.
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Cleveland
Lois Ray
Lois
Oscar Ray
Eucenia
Oscar, Jr
Eugenia
Art Museum
Oscar
Ray
W. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Alice
Kathleen
Clara
City Hospital
Raj
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