Three Nation Conference Looms Over Russia Spy Move
AP report from Ottawa outlines that Canada Britain and the United States may confer on Russian spy activity as a royal commission reveals Soviet agents may have smuggled uranium samples to Moscow. It cites Dr Alan Newton May and Lt Angelov, with Motinov routing materials, and notes compromised wartime data. The commission urges co operation with UK and US authorities. Housing aid in Lorain: $40,000 approved for veterans Quonset hut sites.
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Ottawa
Canada
Russia
Moscow
United States
Briain
Britain
Wherther
United Kingdom
Alan Nuon May
Montreal
Lt. Angelov
Col. Motinov
May
Nastavar
Repor
Canara
Reds Release Two Yankees in Berlin Findings
The Russians handed over missing US Warrant Officer Samuel L. Harrison and his wife to U S Army authorities in Berlin. Soon after the Americans freed three Russian espionage suspects to the Red Army. Harrison and his wife disappeared 15 days earlier after entering the Russian occupation zone to visit a pet shop dog kennel. A second pair of Americans remained unaccounted for in the zone. Russian deputy military governor Gen M Dratvin said the Red Army was gathering data on men near Oranienburg, the district draft center.
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Berlin
U. S. Army
Red Army
U. S
Niee
Samuel L. Harrison
San Antonio
Tex
M. Dratvin
Rus
Th. A. Array
Oranienburg
Bath named to Strip Mine Commission in Ohio
Governor Frank Lausche announced Jo Edwin J. Bath of Columbus has been appointed as a member of the Strip Mining Commission to fill the vacancy created when Lindemann joined the State Board of Liquor Control. The Ohio Farm Bureau legislative agent succeeds Lindemann.
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Columbus
Edwin J
Sion
Tarre A. Lindemann
Delphas
Frank Lausche
Ohio Farm Bureau
Lindemann
State Board of Liquor
Wheeler Fight Tops Primaries In Four States
The Associated Press reports a tight Democratic renomination race for Sen. Burton Wheeler in Montana with Bailey Stoviz predicting a close win. Wyoming, Arizona, and Arkansas also held primaries while Georgia voters faced a four way governor race amid a white supremacy controversy. Wheeler faces Leif Erickson with rival forecasts. a Senate committee probes campaign spending tied to the contest.
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Associated Press
Montana
Burton K. Wheeler
Wyoming
Arizona
Arkansas
Truman
Wheeller
Burt Wheeler
Leif Erickson
Supreme Court
James Roosevelt
Wheeler
Bailey Stoviz
Erickson
Senate
New York
Hollywood
Lester C. Hunt
Georgia
Eugene Talmadge
James V. Carmichael
FE. D. Rivers
Hoke O' Keller
Senate Spurns White House housing reform plan
Washington report says Congress rejected the president's major bid to consolidate federal housing agencies into a single postwar unit. Senator Taft led a 45 to 31 vote to scuttle the plan, urging Congress to craft its own housing consolidation within six months. The House previously disapproved all three White House outlines.
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Washington
White House
Truman
Taft R-ohies
Senate
Congress
House
Lancaster Union Picks District 50 as Agent
Washington report states the National Labor Relations Board announced that District A. M. W. of America AFL has been selected as bargaining agent for the reduction and maintenance employees at Working Valley Manufacturing Co. of Lancaster.
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Lancaster Union
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Toda
District Act
United Mince Workers of America
AFL
Horking Valley Manufacturing Co
Lancaster
Police suspect vandals of gospel church fires
Police investigators say footprints indicate vandals attempted to set fires at the Tiffin Falls Gospel Church on three occasions. The church pastor Rev. William Rhyland reported curtains ignited on the second floor but flames were contained.
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Tiffin
Tiffin Falls Gospel Church
William Rhyland
Oberlin College Adds 400 Dollar Cost of Living Raises
Oberlin College announced 400 annual cost-of-living raises for all faculty members with new hires next fall to receive 200. Wage increases averaging 16 per month apply to service employees in residences dining halls buildings and grounds. Shipmates reunion in Chardon set for July 28 marks World War I USS Iowa veterans gathering at Lake Aquilla.
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Oberlin
U.P
Oberlin College
Iowa
Lake Aquilla
Mass Nazi Death Verdicts in Ardennes Massacre
An American military court sentenced 43 SS troops to death for the massacre of about 900 Allied soldiers and Belgian civilians during the December 1944 Ardennes offensive. Col. Joachim Peiper faced execution as commander of the unit. Col. Gen. Josef Dietrich received a life sentence.
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Germany
Ardennes Bulge
Pable
Joachim Peiper
Josef
Sepp) Dietrich
Adolf Hitler
Munich
Sixth Panzer Army
Eight Probers Say FDR Hull Not to Blame
Eight of ten Pearl Harbor committee members signed a report absolving President Roosevelt and Cordell Hull of direct responsibility for the surprise 1941 attack. The 112050 word majority report blames Washington officials and Pearl Harbor commanders Major General Walter Short and Admiral Husband E. Kimmel.
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Pearl Harbor
Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
Brewster
Maine
Ferguson
Michigan
House
Joint Congressional Committee
Keefe
Wisconsin
Gearhart
California
Walter Short
Husand E. Kimmel
Army
Navy
United States
Great Britain
Netherlands
Canada
Chioans Face Adnap Charge In Steubenville Area
In Steubenville region Ohio two men Carl Francis 32 and James Blat were indicted by a federal grand jury for kidnapping Miss Rosalee W At. Assistant U S District Attorney Wayne Brooks said the crime is a capital offense as the victim was harmed. The abducted woman was taken from Parkersboro to Belpre and escaped en route.
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Ala Tomen
Steubenville
Rosalee W At
U. S
Wayne Brooks
Carl Francis
James ©. Blat
Brooks
Appeals Board Formed For Owners And Tenants
Toledin forms new Appeals Board for landlords and tenants as part of a state effort to address rent issues. The body operates under city council oversight and will enforce fines up to eight dollars if violations occur.
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Toledon
Toledin
Iasi
Byrnes Demands Co Operation and Split With Soviet Risk
Secretary Byrnes warned the United States will accept no delay in German economic unity. He said Russia must cooperate with Britain France and the United States on finance transport and trade or face economic paralysis. He blamed the Soviets for Paris talks making no progress and noted a peace conference for Italy and Axis satellites is planned for July. He warned four power control of Germany in practice is four closed compartments costing American taxpayers millions annually. He cautioned that German militarism could be used as a pawn in a larger East West struggle.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Germany
James F.byrnes
Joseph T. McNarney
Frankfurt
Britain
France
Council of Foreign Ministers
Paris
Brynes
Truman
Austria
Byrnes
America
Italy
Me‘Narney
Buyer Strike Indicated as UAW Rally Prompts Work Stoppage
In Cleveland the CIO United Automobile Workers rally to urge a buyers strike against rising prices threatened to halt work in 60 plants. Officials estimate 33,000 to 45,000 unionists may quit for an outdoor rally on the Mall. Shoppers showed an unorganized strike by skipping high priced meats and butter, while margarine and meat prices rose. Market operators complained about thin margins and high prices despite ample stock.
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Cleveland
CIO
United Automobile Workers
Cio-Uaw
UAW
Ohio
Toledo
Cincinnati
Ton
Springfield
Hamilton
Columbus
Lima
Sears
Siam asks UN action over Indochina frontier dispute
Siam has petitioned the United Nations Security Council to intervene in its border dispute with France over roughly 20,000 square miles in Indochina. The areas, shown on prewar maps as parts of Cambodia and Laos along the Mekong, are claimed by Siam as historically theirs. The request circulates among council delegates and will be raised at the next meeting later this month.
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New York
Kingdom of Siam
United Nations Security Council
France
Indochina
Cambodia
Laos
Mekong River
Lot
Siam
Council
Dutch Relief Vessel Sails From Cleveland
Dutch relief vessel sails from Cleveland with three tons of cargo. Prins Maurits, first ship of the registry faderek at Cleveland since the war, departs with hemp. Vessel previously sailed from Rotterdam via Europe and Canada about a month and a half ago. Nelson Powell, Navy veteran, involved in an accident the same day.
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Cleveland
Prins Maurits
Faderek
London
Rotterdam
Pay Boosts Granted Telephone Employes
Pay boosts from 18 to 19 cents announced for 1350 Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co. workers in a company union statement. Starting rates rise under new agreement, with Ohio Federation of Telephone Workers Independents representing the employees. Falls from truck. Dies.
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Portsmoutou
Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co
Ohio Federation of Thiephone Workers
OUIO TO DECLARE WAR ON JAP BEETLES NEXT YEAR
The article reports plans to wage war on Japanese beetles with DDT dusting next year. It notes widespread crop damage in China with thousands of dollars in losses, quarantine measures, and a first large aerial dusting by a DDT tank near Noway.
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OUIO
Jean
Sedan
UBS. Severnreent
Noway
Ohio
Mont Station
John Findhe
No Fish Story as Fox Snags Lure on Lake Shore
John Jolliffe and Park Kim bal from a Knoxville fishing trip recount a tale of three foxes on a lakeshore. Joliffe’s son cast an artificial lure and one fox leaped, grabbed the plug, and was reeled toward the boat by the astonished fishermen.
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Painesville
John Jolliffe
Park Kimbal
Knoxville
Tenn
Joliffe
John, Jr
Compromise On OPA Seen In House Fight Over Price Controls
Washington U P reports the House debated a conference committee route to craft a compromise on the Office of Price Administration policy. Administration leaders push for a stronger price control bill than the Senate version which Truman criticized as not worse. The Senate bill would bar future ceilings on meat dairy gasoline and other items.
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Washington
U.P
OPA
House
Congress
Senate
Truman
Former Chief Faces Charges in Deerfield Shooting
RAVENNA Ohio May 30 former Salem police chief Ralph W Stoffer resigned June 1 and now faces charges of discharging a firearm on a public highway and aiming a firearm at a Deerfield restaurant proprietor Clauda Thomas. Charging document filed in Portage County Common Pleas Court by Prosecutor Seabury H ord details the tummy gun episode and the alleged use of a submachine gun owned by the Sarom Pelier Department.
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Ravenna
Ralph W. Stoffer
Salem O
Deerfield
Portage County
Stoller
Sarom Pelier Department
Clauda Thomas
Agreement Foreseen In 92 Day Work Tie Up
Federal labor officials discussed a 92 day work tie up with Nation and Manufacturing Co. to end a MASDAR strike of BAG workers. CIO-LAW served as liaison and urged swift action to avert prolonged disruption.
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Alex TL Pemekney
Nation and Manufacturing Co
Cio-Law
Waves From Steamer Blamed for Drowning
In Cincinnati a non swimmer died after waves swamped him when a steamer passed offshore near North Bend. Hay ward Binde reports the victim was 12 year old timell. Ottawa County authorities investigated.
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Cincinnati
Yes
Timell
Ohio
McGuffey Readers and Self Control in Moral Lessons
SAM SIMMONS laments children overindulgence in green apples and cautions that adults ignore harms of intoxicants and debt until it is too late. He recalls McGuffey's readers guiding youths to virtue, thrift, and self restraint, praising those who live by such virtues and plan for a rainy day and old age.
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McGuffey
McGuffer
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