Greek Loyalists Close Pincers as Epirus Battles Loom
In Epirus Greek Army units tightened around guerrilla columns driving toward Ioannina as two major engagements near. Government claims guerrillas invaded from Albania with possible Yugoslav-sourced reinforcements. British reports discuss a potential international brigade. Athens eyes clashes 15 to 20 miles north of Ioannina.
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Athens
Panayotis Canellopoulos
Epirus
Ioannina
Janina
Greece
Albania
Yugoslavia
Second Army Corps
Konitsa
Kalpaki
Voisi
Foreign Office
London
Britain
United Nations
Kalamas
Injuries From Collision Fatal to Galloway Man
Col umbus reports say Clyde M. Miller 43 of near Galloway died from injuries after an auto truck crash on June 1 near West Jefferson Route 40. His 11 year old son Robert Clyde Miller also died in the same collision.
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Columbus
Clyde M. Miller
Galloway
Robert Clyde Miller
West
Jefferson
Flash Flood Strikes Circleville Ohio One Dead
A heavy rain and wind storm washed away a bridge on Route 22 in Circleville. A farmer George Goeller was electrocuted after aiding a trapped truck driver. Gas service was cut as mains flooded four to five feet in main streets.
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Circleville
Hargus Creek
Route 22
Charles R. Radcliff
George Goeller
State Highway Patrol
Columbus
Lancaster
Chillicothe
Mingo Street
Sugar Grove
Ben Gordon
Senate Vote Dims Hope For Tax Bill
The Senate rejected attempts to override President Truman with a 60 to 32 vote on a 4 billion income tax cut. Supporters vow a fighting chance as Senator Elbert Thomas returns from abroad and Taft and Millikin keep hope alive. The House previously passed the bill 302 to 112 and action may reach the White House this week.
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Washington
Truman
Senate
White House
Capitol Hill
Elbert Thomas
Utah
Switzerland
Millikin
R-Cole
Taft
Ohio
Republican Policy Committee
House
Stick Up Man Shoots Columbus Dentist
A 78 year old Columbus dentist, Dr Edwin C Mann, was shot in the abdomen early today while reading a paper at his east side home. Police Capt William Murphy called the incident a would be bandit attack. Mann underwent an operation at St Francis Hospital and was described in fair condition.
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Columbus
William Murphy
Captain Murphy
Edwin C. Mann
Mann
St. Francis Hospital
British War Bride, 20, Is Object of Search
Columbus police hunt for Faye Ann Crow a 20 year old British war bride missing since Thursday from her home. Her husband Ralph Crow formerly with the Eighth Air Force in England reported she vanished and police have no clues to her disappearance.
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Columbus
Faye Ann Crow
Ralph Crow
Eighth Air Force
England
Ex Navy official Satterlee dies at 83 in New York
Herbert L. Satterlee 83, son-in-law of the late J. P. Morgan and former assistant secretary of the Navy under Theodore Roosevelt, died Monday in New York.
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NAVY
NEW York
Herbert L. Satterlee
J. P. Morgan
Rain Causes $118 Million Loss to Ohio Corn Crop
Ohio crop reports show two thirds of 1946 corn yield with a projected 119 million bushels and an estimated loss exceeding 118 million dollars. Weather delayed plantings. oats and soybeans affected. winter wheat up. other crops forecast with varied changes across hay potatoes sugar beets and fruits.
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Ohio
Columbus
Chicago
Ohio Cooperative Crop Reporting Service
Paris Group To Continue Needs Survey
A Paris conference source said the Organization for European Recovery would proceed despite doubts over US funds for the Marshall Plan. Officials expect a survey of resources and dollar needs among 16 nations to be completed by Sept 1, with the executive committee and four subcommittees chosen by the rules committee.
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Paris
Organization of European Cooperation For Recovery
Marshall
Salt Lake City
Congress
AFL Flour Workers Seek Wage Settlement To Avert Shutdown
Officials of Local 21021 AFL flour workers and representatives of Pillsbury Flour Mills Co and Washburn Crosby Division of General Mills met with U S Conciliator O W Rider in Buffalo seeking a wage agreement to avert a shutdown in the nation’s largest flour milling center.
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Buffalo
N. Y
AFL
U. S
O. W. Rider
Pillsbury Flour Mills Co
Washburn Crosby
General Mills, Inc
Milwaukee Back MacArthur in Wisconsin Primary
General MacArthur told visiting editors he would like to live in Milwaukee after retirement and Milwaukee supporters announced they would back him for president in 1948 by entering his name in Wisconsin's Republican primary in April. Chairman Lansing Hoyt of the Wisconsin MacArthur for President Club said he would be available for the ticket.
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Tokyo
General MacArthur
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Lansing Hoyt
Wisconsin MacArthur For
Child Dies After Eating Mother's Pills in Ohio
In Xenia Ohio a coroner ruled accidental chemical poisoning in the death of 17 month old Sandra Jean Harris after she ate 40 pills belonging to her mother Mrs Richard Nooks. The pills were used to treat the mother's high blood pressure.
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Xenia
UPI
H. C. Schick
Sandra Jean Harris
Richard Nooks
Temperature Outlook With Slight Cooling Later Week
Forecasts call for near normal temperatures with minor fluctuations and a brief cooling spell Friday or Saturday. Highs near 82, lows around 62, and about one inch of rain from frequent thundershowers.
New Policy Defines US Aims for a Stable Germany
A State Department directive outlines US goals for a stable and productive Germany to support an orderly Europe. It directs Lt. Gen. Lucius D. Clay to seek economic unity with other zones, maintain disarmament, and prioritize economic rehabilitation while Europe seeks lasting peace.
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Washington
United States
Germany
Europe
State Department
Lucius D. Clay
Russia
France
Blimp K-99 Dives Into Pacific Then Reaches Shore
Navy airship K-99, cruising off Eureka on a California Fisheries mission, plunged into the Pacific after a sudden down draft. Eleven crew escaped unharmed. the craft later rose and landed eight miles north of Eureka. Pilot Lt. D. E. W. Devaney and co pilot Lt. B. A. Goetz survived after being jettisoned into the sea and the remaining crew used a rubber raft or reboarded briefly before the blimp drifted away.
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Eureka
Calif
Here
D. E. W. Devaney
San Jose
California Bureau of Marine Fisheries
Devaney
B. A. Goetz
Minneapolis
Navy
St Lawrence Seaway Approved by Senate Subcommittee
A Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee endorsed legislation to authorize the St. Lawrence Seaway and power project. Chairman Wiley called the move a major step toward completing a long dreamed project vital to U S and Canada plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations
St. Lawrence Seaway
Wiley
R-Wis
United States
Canada
Attorney and WRU football star Carl L. Erb dies
Carl L. Erb former Western Reserve University football standout in 1915 and 1916 died at his Bratenahl home yesterday. The Cleveland attorney had gained fame as a gridiron player before his passing.
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Cleveland
Carl L. Erb
Western Reserve University
Bratenahl
Fire Destroys Gore Building
A combination store and service station owned by Clyde McMannis burned last night after a fire began around 10 p.m. The cause is not definite but a short circuit during a heavy storm is suspected. The brick veneer structure was a total loss and nearby fire units did not respond.
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Gore
Clyde McMannis
Middletown Man Killed in Elevator Shaft Fall
Lee R. Nichols 44 died after an apparent fall into an elevator shaft at Sorg Paper Co where he worked. Coroner Dr Edward Cook announced an accidental death verdict.
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Middletown
Lee R. Nichols
Sorg Paper Co
Edward Cook
Petition Seeks End to All Auto Taxes by Congress
More than 400 national and state highway user organizations filed a petition with Congress demanding abolition of all special federal taxation on automobiles. The move targets fuel and vehicle taxes and aims to reduce costs for drivers and motorists nationwide.
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Washington
Congress
US urged aid to Europe as Marshall warns session
Secretary of State Marshall told governors the United States stands at a turning point in European relations and must extend aid to friendly nations or risk losing its stake. He outlined an economic rehabilitation plan supported by Republicans and Democrats, amid bipartisan backing for action next year.
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Salt Lake City
Marshall
United States
Europe
America
Washington
Russia
Congress
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Earl Warren
California
Warren
Dewey
James F. Byrnes
Associated Press
Deseret News
Salt Lake Telegram
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Dwight Green
Illinois
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Sen
Edward Martin
Pennssylvania
Infants at Massillon Hospital Strike Suit Over Deaths
Parents of Rosemary Morton and Diane Brand sue Massillon City Hospital officials and staff for 200000 alleging unlawful conspiracy with willful intent to obstruct justice after two infants died June 6. Plaintiffs name Edward Lincke Jay Lester Marian Silleck Myrna Corft and James Dooley as defendants. Coroner ruled homicide due to crushing force. No arrests reported.
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Canton
Massillon City Hospital
Stark County Common Pleas Court
Harry E. Morton
Rosemary
Leo Brand
Diane J
E. C. Reno
Edward J. Lincke
Jay G. Lester
Marian Silleck
Myrna Corft
James Dooley
Death Ends Honeymoon As Car Strikes Couple
Canton mourns for Mr. and Mrs. William C. Graber killed when an automobile struck them near Amarillo Texas as they returned from a wedding trip to California. Funeral services are set for Thursday in Canton.
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Canton
William C. Graber
Amarillo
Tex
California
Quake Strikes Pasto Colombia with Widespread Damage
Government rushes medical supplies to quake hit Pasto after tremors severed contact with Bogota. Unofficial reports say hundreds of buildings wrecked in Pasto, 50 000 residents near Ecuador border, with Ipiales also affected. Electric and water services fail. telegraph center, government house, hospital, market, university buildings damaged. Church dome collapsed. Pasizara airport damaged.
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Bogota
Colombia
Pasto
Ipiales
Mt. Pasto
San Filipe
Pasizara
Fire Threaten Kenai Village as Forest Fire Advances
Firefighters retreat toward Kenai as a Kenai Peninsula forest fire nears the Cook Inlet village. Army engineers and Alaska road commission crews push to create a new firebreak four miles from town. A backfire may be set if winds stay favorable.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Kenai
Kenai Peninsula
Cook Inlet
Fort Richardson
Alaska Road Commission
Cinder in Queen's Eye Forces Royal Train Stops
Queen Elizabeth suffered a cinder in her eye on a royal train to Scotland prompting three emergency stops. Five doctors and eye specialists boarded the special train to treat the queen as U S Secretary of State Marshall addressed Europe.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Elizabeth
London
U. S
State Marshall
Village Founder’s Heir Mary Kinsman Dies at 84
Mary B. Kinsman, great granddaughter of John Kinsman founder of the Trumbull County village, died at 84 in a Massillon rest home. Funeral services are scheduled for Kinsman tomorrow.
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Warren, O
John Kinsman
Trumbull County
Mary B. Kinsman
Massillon
Kinsman
6900 Volt Power Line Fatality Near Dayton
A Carrollton man William M. Bowen, 23, was killed when he accidentally touched a 6900 volt feeder line of Dayton Power and Light Co. north of Dayton. Bowen worked for a construction company repairing power lines.
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Dayton
William M. Bowen
Carrollton
Ohio
Dayton Power and Light Co
Here
Driver Killed in Truck Crash in Cincinnati Area
William T. Young 36 of Lockland was killed when his truck overturned at a curve and struck a steel pole last night, authorities said.
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Cincinnati
William T. Young
Lockland
Canton City Workers Plan Pay Hike Strike
About 250 union workers in Canton city street water and garbage departments plan a strike for higher pay. The action was authorized by a unanimous vote of the United Public Workers Union CIO local.
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Canton
L. A. Blackledge
United Public Workers Union
CIO
President faces coal wage increase cost dispute
SAM SIMMONS argues the president will not raise prices to fund wage hikes claiming industry can absorb them. He notes miners gained 1.20 dollars per day versus 45 cents per hour and estimates a 600000 dollar daily labor cost impact, far beyond coal earnings of about 60 million dollars yearly. He suggests operators could sell assets to cover the cost.
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John L. Lewis
AFL
United Mine Workers
Lewis
UMW
Wilkes-Barre
J. B. Warringer
Lehigh Navigation and Coal Co
Thurmond
Truman
Steel
Internal Revenue Department
Informaion
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MacArthur
NEA Telephoto
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Walter R. Thurmond
Southern Coal Producers’ Association
Luis Rodriguez
Jose
Melbourne
Fla
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Pura
New York City
San Juan
Puerto Rico
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Queen’s Eye
Train
Mary Kinsman
Canton City
Sam Simmons
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