U S protests Soviet removal of assets in Balkans
The United States protested to Moscow over Soviet removal of German and Italian assets from Hungary Bulgaria and Romania. The note asked for full information and argued removals before peace treaties are in effect are provisional and only treaty-based disposals are legal. The issue follows a U N veto on Balkan action and ongoing talks in Washington with Lovett Marshall and Johnson drafting alternatives.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Hungary
Bulgaria
Romania
Robert Lovett
Molotov
Moscow
Lovett
State Department
London
United Nations
Johnson
Security Council
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.S
Balkans
Gromyko
Greece
Two British Sergeants Hanged by Jewish Underground
Irgun Zvai Leumi claims it hanged two kidnapped British sergeants in reprisal for the execution of its members. A search near Natanya failed to locate the bodies though a police source later reported finding them in a forest. Officials could not immediately confirm the killings while Hagana conducted an all night search amid a British curfew.
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Jerusalem
Irgun
Zvai Leumi
Palestine Police
Natanya
Tel Aviv
Clifford Martin
Nervin Paige
Irgun Zvai
Leumi
Paige
Palestine
Hagana
Acre
Charlton
Andrew Clowe
British Plan Military Cut To Ease Crisis
Prime Minister Attlee told labor MPs Britain will cut military commitments in Germany Italy and Greece to cope with an economic crisis. He won a confidence vote after outlining broad crisis measures in a private caucus. A well informed source said miners may be asked to work extra hours with time and a half pay for overtime.
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London
Attlee
Britain
Germany
Italy
Greece
Labor
Earth motion tears into Welch West Virginia town
Welch residents watched as sidewalks cracked and buildings buckled amid a spreading earth movement. Mayor L E Rogers suggested underground water, while others blamed old coal mining beneath the city. Nine downtown structures were abandoned due to wide cracks.
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Welch
W. Va
L. E. Rogers
Pocahontas Theater
West Virginia
Ohio to Refund $306000 to Goodyear Corp
The state of Ohio was ordered to adjust or refund about $306,000 in overpaid unemployment compensation refunds to the Goodyear Aircraft Corp of Akron by Common Pleas Judge Charles A Leach. The judge said the federal government would receive most of the refund as the Goodyear Corp must settle its account with the federal government.
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Columbus
Ohio
Goodyear Aircraft Corp
Akron
Common Pleas
Charles A. Leach
Leach
Goodyear Corp
Mercy Spares Ingalls Prison. Pays $6000 to Former Maid
Federal judge in San Diego spared Mrs Alfred Wesley Ingalls from prison after suspending a three year sentence. She must pay Dora Jones $6000 for nearly 40 years of servitude and was fined $2500 plus ordered rehabilitation and non retaliation toward witnesses.
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San Diego
Calif
Alfred Wesley Ingalls
Dora Jones
Ingalls
Jacob Weinberger
Picnicker Fatally Hurt When Tree Crashes
A storm felled a tree onto a pavilion at Gutzweiler's Grove injuring six picnickers. Mrs. Rose Donatilli, 34, of Clifton, died yesterday from her injuries.
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Cincinnati
Rose Donatilli
Clifton
Gutzweiler’s Grove
GOP Taft Rally Aims to Boost Presidential Bid in Columbus
The Republican surge moves into Columbus ahead of tomorrow's Taft rally with 1100 reservations reported. Taft may not commit to running, while Bricker and Governor Herbert headline a banquet with a half hour CBS network broadcast. Nearby GOP leaders and out of state allies gathered as Taft prepared for a 10:30 a.m. press conference after a Cincinnati return.
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Columbus
U. S
Robert A. Taft
Taft
Republican Executive and Central Committee
Fred H. Johnson
Jack Martin
William McAdams
Paul Walter
Washington
Cincinnati
Bernhard W. Levander
St. Paul
Minnesota
John Tyreell
Chicago
Illinois
Dewitt Sage
New York
William Zeuger
Pittsburgh
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Thomas J. Herbert
Columbia Broadcasting Co
Dutch Down Aid Plane Near Jogjakarta
The Netherlands acknowledges regret if a downed craft near Jogjakarta was an unarmed medical supplies plane from India. Indonesian radio claimed nine dead after the crash. Dutch pilots said the plane hit a tree while attempting a rapid landing after warning shots.
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Batavia
Java
Netherlands
Jogjakarta
India
Wetherlands Army
B. J. Ruesink
W. E. Erkelens
Jackson
Miss
Red Cross
Ruesink
S. H. Algunied
Father tries to steal child during Cincinnati court hearing
Albert Kirschner 24 of Foster Ohio faced contempt charges after he stormed a courtroom, grabbed his three year old daughter from her maternal grandmother Mrs Millie Cotton and tried to escape. Ted Kirschner 22 also of Foster stood accused in the alleged kidnapping. Court attendants restrained the defendant before he left the room as onlookers cried out.
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Cincinnati
Albert Kirschner
Foster
Ohio
Kirschner
Ted
Millie Cotton
Tiffin Man Cheats Mayor In Three Card Monte
Foster Fant, 45, pleaded guilty to obtaining 75 dollars from a rural filling station operator. In a short con game with Mayor Allan Kernan, Fant laid three cards and asked which was red, the mayor guessed wrong, and Fant ended with a warning. The mayor imposed a 100 dollar fine and two weeks in county jail.
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Youngstown
Allan Kernan
Foster Fant
Kernan
Fant
WAA Announces Sale Of Used Motor Vehicles
The War Assets Administration offered for sale used motor vehicles and automotive parts at the Blue Grass Ordnance Depot Richmond Ky on a first come first served basis. The sale closes August 6 and items may not be guaranteed to run.
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Cincinnati
War Assets Administration
Blue Grass Ordnance Depot
Richmond
Suit Filed for 7 571 Against Columbus Men
Homer L. Crockett of Miami Florida filed a civil action in Columbus naming Joe and Morris Skilken as defendants for 7 571 dollars for services and materials in building and repairing apartment houses in Columbus Ohio the case was filed yesterday in court.
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Columbus
Joe and
Morris Skilken
Homer L. Crockett
Miami
Fla
iSprip
Ohio
Beauty College Explosion Kills Ten Women in Virginia
A massive blast at Pauline's Beauty College and an adjacent jewelry store in Harrisonburg, Virginia killed ten women and injured at least 30. Rescue crews searched debris into the night, hoping to recover more victims as investigators looked for a gas leak cause. Dorothy Bowman, 20, died from injuries after a birthday wave. Two brothers, John and C W ONeill, worked nearby. one described the roof rise and yellow smoke.
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Harrisonburg
Pauline
Beauty College
Dorothy Gail Bowman
Mount Jackson
Rockingham Memorial Hospital
John
C. W. O'Neill
Crop Harvest Progresses Across Ohio With Dry July Outlook
The U S Weather Bureau report notes sunlight and dry weather allowed wheat oats and hay harvesting to begin while cold nights hindered corn and soybean growth in northern areas. Wheat harvest is well advanced and oats cutting starts north to Akron with wide local yield variation and a July state average forecast as the lowest since 1924.
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Columbus
Cleveland
U. S. Weather Bureau
Akron
State Dem Leaders Call District Meet
Columbus party spokesmen announced a meeting of Democratic leaders from 12 districts in the streamlined state organization set up by Dayton chairman Albert A. Horstman. They indicated the gubernatorial situation would likely be discussed but offered no further details.
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Columbus
Albert A. Horstman
Dayton
225 Pound Open Gilt Sent by Air to OSU
Ohio State University will receive a 225 pound open gilt named Babe after the 600 pound bred gilt Hyland Husky's Babe could not fly. F C Smith, Ohio chair of the National Duroc Congress, explains the plan to demonstrate prize show livestock can be shipped by air from Hyland Duroc Farm Peoria Illinois.
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Columbus
Hyland
Babe
Hyland Husky
Hanna
Ohio State University
Hyland Duroc Farm
Peoria
F. C. Smith
Ohio
National Duroc Congress
Police Chief Sworn In Mansfield Ceremony
Capt. Jess J. Schwab was to be sworn in as Mansfield police chief today, replacing Meade K. Bates as the city begins a new era in law enforcement leadership.
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Mansfield
Jess J. Schwab
Meade K. Bates
Massillon to Celebrate Start of Via Duct Construction
A community celebration will be held tonight at Massillon High School Stadium to mark the beginning of construction on long sought via ducts aimed at eliminating dangerous grade crossings in the city.
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Massillon
Massillon High School
Faculty Petition Supports Dr Shimer Retention At College
Marietta College president Dr William Allison Shimer 53 faces board displeasure over marital affairs as 23 faculty members about 80 percent of available signatures back him. Professor T D Phillips announced the petition amid the controversy. Shimer vacationed in Canada with Dorothy Blair former dean of women and said he would seek a trustees hearing while considering his next move.
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William A. Shimer
1Lth
Marietta College
Dorothy Blair
Canada
Marietta
William Allison Shimer
T. D. Phillips
Shimer
Stars Stated In Red Probe
Washington reports the House Committee on Un-American Activities plans to begin hearings September 23 on Communist influence in Hollywood. Rep. Nixon predicts sensational testimony and names will be named, with witnesses alleging star involvement at Communist meetings. Most big-name figures are expected to be labeled pink rather than red.
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Washington
Hollywood
House Committee On Unamerican
Nixon
R-Calif
Holywood
Firemen Quell Asphalt and Chemical Plant Blaze
A fire at the Barett Co asphalt and chemical plant in Edgewater New Jersey lit the New York waterfront with pillars of flame for over an hour before firefighters brought it under control. Eighteen workers escaped safely. building superintendent L A Hahn says spontaneous combustion started the blaze.
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Edgewater
N. J
Barett Co
New York
L. A. Hahn
Australia Seeks UN Action On Indonesian Situation
Prime Minister J. B. Chifley said Australia asked its UN Security Council representative to raise Indonesia under article 39 of the UN charter. The article empowers the council to determine threats to peace and make recommendations or decide measures to maintain or restore international security.
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Canberra
J. B. Chifley
Australia
United Nation
Security Council
Coroner Rules Accident Death for Canton Man
Coroner Ernest R. Sturgis ruled the death of Melvin Ohler 26 of Canton an accident. Ohler was crushed between a tractor and other road machinery while at work on State Route 534 yesterday.
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Salem
Ernest R. Sturgis
Melvin Ohler
Canton
Hughes Asks Answer On Brewster Offer
Howard Hughes issues a statement demanding Senator Owen Brewster reveal facts about an alleged offer to end the Senate war probe if Hughes would merge TWA with Pan American. The statement lists four questions about meetings with Brewster and Juan Trippe and notes the final merger offer was not deemed equitable. Senator Ferguson says he will question Jesse Jones about Hughes’s $18 million government contract for a 200 ton flying boat.
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LOS Angeles
Howard Hughes
Owen D. Brewster
R-Me
Senate
TWA
Trans World Aireline
Juan Trippe
Pan American Airways
Washington
Brewster
Hughes
Senator Brewster
Mayflower Hotel
Washington, D. C
Palm Springs
Calif
Europe
Comepany
Ferguson
R-Mich
Jesse Jones
Allen County Accuses GOP of Bossism Over Special Election
Allen County GOP Central Committee chairman G. Dewey Fetter charges Washington GOP leaders with bossism as they push Gov. Herbert to call a special election to fill Rep. Robert F. Jones’s seat. Jones will join the FCC on Sept. 3. Herbert has not decided on a call for a special election.
29 Carriers Rarin To Go On Washington Tour
Twenty nine Messenger carriers visiting Washington rested after sightseeing and prepared for a second day of the five day tour. They visited the FBI White House Capitol Pan American Building Washington Cathedral Masonic Temple and the Zoo. Today they plan Arlington National Cemetery Alexandria Virginia and Mount Vernon. The group remains enthusiastic and healthy.
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Messenger
Washington
Fred W. Weber
Federal Bureau of Investigation
White House
Capitol
Pan-American Building
Washington Cathedral Masonic Temple
Zoo
Arlington National Cemetery
Alexandria
Mount Vernon
Weber
Army rescinds off limits order for 37th Division
The Army announced that the off limits order for Port Clinton by soldiers of the 37th Division has been rescinded. Col. Julius Stark, division chief of staff, said an inquiry found no substantiation of the newspaper's prior claims after actions prompted editorials.
Central States Promise Cooler Weather After Heat Wave
The upper Mississippi Valley and Central Plains, sweltering above 100 yesterday, are forecast cooler today by the weather bureau. Readings included 105 in Kansas City 102 in Omaha and Dodge City 101 in Huron and 100 in Des Moines.
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New York
Mississippi Valley
Central Plains
Weather Bureau
Kansas City
Omaha
Dodge City
Kas
Huron
S. D
Des Moines
Lancaster Attorney Dies at 77 in Lancaster
Charles A. Radcliffe, 77, prominent Lancaster attorney and Democrat who attended two national conventions, died yesterday from a heart ailment.
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Lancaster
Columbus
Charles A. Radcliffe
Groves Named General Chairman for Young Dems Convention
Ralph Groves of Newark is named general chairman to arrange the national convention of the Young Democratic Clubs of America scheduled for November 13 to 15 in Cleveland.
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Columbus
Ralph Groves
Newark
Young Democratic Clubs of America
Cleveland
Free enterprise and socialism a buyer's market argument
SAM SIMMONS argues that free enterprise benefits the few who enrich themselves, comparing it to historical monarchies and present socialist or communist states. He notes differences in freedoms but asserts the American system rewards those who work, enabling progress.
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Christ
Tomorrrow
Russia
Fav
Kremlin
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