Strike violence at Univis Co. subsides as troops unneeded
Dayton officials report disorders at the Univis Co plant have subsided while police and deputies reinforced to protect workers returning to duty. Governor Herbert plans meetings with city leaders and union chiefs as the strike over wages continues with tense picket lines and mass demonstrations.
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Dayton
Thomas J. Herbert
Univis Co
Louis Lohrey
Herbert Hirschberg
Cleveland
United Electrical Workers
CIO
Ohio
Kentucky
President Presses sweeping powers to curb inflation
President Truman urged Congress to enact broad controls on prices, wages, rationing and credits, calling inflation a looming danger. He cited defense spending, wage boosts, and a looming surplus wipeout, with a four percent price rollback proposal and an emergency powers plan backed by the Economic Council.
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Washington
Truman
Republican Congress
OPA
Paul Porter
White House
Porter
Mr. Truman
Council
Economic Council
Edwin G. Nourse
Ohio Second in U.S. In Road Improvements
Ohio ranked second in total road improvement mileage in federal and non-federal programs for the first half of the year. Projects totaled 1 637 miles of primary and secondary roads with a $17 000 000 construction cost.
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Messenger
Washington Burepay
Washington
Ohio
Buckeye
Daniels Pleads Guilty in Death Of Niebels
Robert M. Daniels admitted killing three Niebel family members in Mansfield and implicated John Coulter West as the triggerman in most of the slayings. He awaits trial in Richland County with possible September hearings while facing charges in Franklin and Seneca counties.
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Daniels
Niebels
Mansfield
Robert
Mark) Daniels
Reformatory
Columbus
Celina
Eugene McNeill
van Wert Common Pleas Court
Richland County
Franklin
Seneca
John Coulter West
John Niebel
Mansfield Reformatory
Nolanda
Phyllis
Ohio Pension Bills Signed Boosts aid to blind and aged
Gov. Thomas J. Herbert signed two measures increasing monthly old age and blind pensions from 50 to 55 dollars beginning October. Additional bills removing sales taxes on purchases under 41 cents await his signature and would take effect August 1.
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Columbus
Ohio
Thomas J. Herbert
Herbert
Molnar Sentenced To Six To Sixty Years
Former Cleveland police lieutenant Ernest L. Molnar, with 23 years on the force, was sentenced to six to 60 years for accepting about 69000 in bribes from policy racketeers. He was convicted last week on an eight count indictment carrying up to 80 years.
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Cleveland
Ernest L. Molnar
Family Found Safe After Missing Boat Sighting
A Cleveland family of four feared lost in a 14 foot outboard motorboat was located unharmed yesterday after days at sea. Police credited rescue teams and shoreline sightings for guiding the search to their location.
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Sandusky
A_ Cleveland
Ohio to revise liquor permit rules curb black market sales
Ohio Liquor Director Dale Dunifon announced new rules to curb permit surcharges and black market activity. A six month waiting period will apply after ownership changes, and D-3 and D-5 permits altered by quota limits will not be re issued until allowed. New permits require six months of operation before approval.
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Columbus
Dale Dunifon
Ohio
Dunifon
Duniton
Credit curb seen GOP inflation cure
A GOP plan for new restraints on dollar down purchases and bank credit faces a possible special session. Proposed actions include one third down payments for installments, credit limits of 15 months, and up to 12 billion dollars in new bank loans by higher Federal Reserve requirements.
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Washington
Truman
GOP
Congress
Federal Reserve
Marriner S. Eccles
Senate Banking Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Parole Officer Jobs Offered Across Ohio
The State Civil Service Commission set exams for parole officer positions in the Probation and Parole Department for Aug. 20 in Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, Dayton and Toledo. Base pay ranges from 200 to 250 dollars monthly. Applications must be filed before Aug. 6. Governor Herbert urged more parole officers after a wave of West Daniels murders.
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Columbus
State Civil Service Commission
Probation and Parole Department
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Dayton
Toledo
High Officer Assigned To 60 Superforts
Major General Leon W. Johnson was ordered to England to command 60 B 29 Superfortress bombers forming an air division as part of the expanding American airpower in Europe amid Cold War strains with the Soviet Union.
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Washington
Europe
Russia
England
Leon W. Johnson
Mother of Three Dies in Kitchen Stove Blast
In Zanesville a 26 year old mother of three, Mrs Jasper Rhane, died yesterday when a kitchen stove exploded in her home. Flames from the blast destroyed the house as her three children were rescued through a broken window by Earl Dunn former Muskingum County Auditor.
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Zanesville
Jasper Rhane
Muskingum County
Earl Dunn
Douglas to Keynote Ohio CIO Meeting in Cincinnati
Rep. Helen Gahagan Douglas will deliver the principal address at the Ohio CIO Political Action Committee meeting in Cincinnati in August. The event highlights the national Democratic representative's visit to Ohio for labor union backing and political outreach.
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Columbus
Helen Gahagan Douglas
Innocence Plea Filed in Canton Voting Charge
Jack R. Cork, a former Wallace delegate, pleaded not guilty in municipal court to illegally registering and voting in the May primary elections. He ran previously as a Wallace delegate and faces charges related to the registration and voting actions in Canton.
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Canton
Jack R. Corkran
Wallace
Widespread Death Toll Grows From Farb en Plant Blast
In Ludwigshafen rescue teams continued digging through the I G Farben plant wreckage after Wednesday’s explosion. Casualties rose to 138 confirmed dead, 200-250 missing and possibly dead, with over 2,300 injured. American chaplains aided the dying as German and French crews worked through the night.
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I. G. Farben Chemical Works
Ludwigshafen
Germany
I. G. Farben
Europe
Mannheim
Lucius D. Clay
U.S
Berliners Cool Toward Soviet Food Offer
Soviet proposal to feed Berlin drew little response from Germans in the western sectors as new Soviet attacks pressed the anti Communist city government. Moscow informants said a big four session on the Berlin crisis could be held in Paris in September if talks with Western envoys and Molotov proceed well. Berlin officials accused the city administration of sabotaging the feeding effort by blocking grain unloading. officials denied it and an American military government spokesman called the charge poppycock.
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Berlin
Moscow
Paris
V. M. Molotov
Molotov Abroad as Western Powers Seek Talks on German Crisis
The U S Embassy was informed that Foreign Minister Molotov is out of town and unavailable for talks on the German crisis. The British press service cited his absence as a vacation of undetermined duration in Moscow.
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Moscow
U. S
V. M. Molotov
Molotov
Two Teens Drown After Stepping in Hole in Buckhannon River
In Buckhannon River ten miles west of Philippi West Virginia Betty Lee Kenney 15 and John T Stillwell 20 drowned yesterday after stepping into a deep hole. Betty Jo Kenny cousin of Betty Lee escaped by swimming to safety. Betty Lee daughter of Mrs Virginia Ervin of Akron had been living with grandparents in Upshur County.
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Philippi
W. Va
Betty Lee Kenney
John T. Stillwell
Buckhannon River
Here
Betty Jo Kenny
Betty Lee
Betty Jo
Virginia Ervin
Akron
Upshur County
Chesterfield Joins Industry Price Rise
The Liggett and Myers Co. maker of Chesterfield cigarettes joined today in an industry price increase expected to amount to one cent a pack retail. The rise, like others announced yesterday, is 35 cents a thousand net after discounts and applies to all brands.
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New York
Liggett and Myers Co
Kidnaping Charge Filed Against Cincinnati Suspect
Raymond K. Freeh 26 a salesman was slated for a federal court hearing on violating the Lindbergh Kidnaping Law. FBI agents arrested him for the kidnaping and attempted assault of a 15 year old Cincinnati girl. He waived preliminary exam and was ordered held on 10000 dollars bond.
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Cincinnati
Raymond K. Freeh
FBI
No Evidence Found in County Gambling Probes
Grand juries in Erie and Crawford counties found no evidence of gambling in state licensed taverns. Liquor Director Dale Dunifon provided details yesterday.
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Columbus
Erie
Crawford Counties
Dale Dunifon
Councilman Loses Office Over Public Employment Brooklyn News
Portsmouth city council member George L. Koerner forfeited his seat after taking a master mechanic job at Athens State Hospital. Ohio statutes bar councilmen from holding other public employment. Koerner resigned effective July 18 and returned to Portsmouth per Dr. C. H. Creed, hospital superintendent.
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Portsmouth
Lowell C. Thompson
George L. Koerner
Athens State Hospital
Associated Press
Thompson
Ohio
C. H. Creed
Koerner
Ex-Gov Stassen Named Penn University President
Harold E. Stassen former Minnesota governor was chosen by the University of Pennsylvania to be its president. The nomination followed a unanimous board recommendation and makes him the universitys youngest president in its history.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Stassen
Packing Firm Pays Top Price for Hogs in Columbus
The Columbus Packing Co. paid a top 30.75 dollars per hundredweight for hogs in the 180 to 240 pound class yesterday, an all time high for the Columbus market. The previous high was 30.25 dollars on July 13.
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Columbus
Columbus Packing Co
Extended Forecast for Columbus Area
Temperature will average 2 to 4 degrees above normal with a normal high of 84 west 78 east and normal low of 62 west 98 east. Cooler Saturday and warmer Monday with cooler by Wednesday. Precipitation around 0.4 inch with scattered showers or thundershowers on Tuesday.
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Columbus
Payment deadline nears for Ohio employer taxes
Employers in Ohio must submit quarterly unemployment compensation tax payments by midnight July 31. The deadline applies to all employers and penalties may apply for late payments.
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Columbus
Ohio
I G Farben war crimes trial sentences issued
Thirteen I G Farben directors were convicted of war crimes in Nuremberg and sentenced to jail terms from 18 months to eight years. Judge Paul M. Herbert dissented, calling for more convictions for slave labor abuses. One defendant was severed for illness. Carl Krauch received six years. All had time served credited.
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Germany
Carl Krauch
President Zoltan Tildy Quits Hungary Amid Coup Pressure
In Budapest President Zoltan Tildy abdicated under pressure from a Communist dominated government. His son in law Victor Csornoky, minister to Egypt, was accused of espionage and treason and is now under arrest. Csornoky resigned yesterday after returning from Cairo.
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Budapest
Zoltan Tildy
Egypt
Victor Csornoky
Tildy
Hungary
Csornoky
Cairo
Kentucky Soldier Executed in Eddyville for Veteran's Death
Jas per Nease, 24, from McRoberts Kentucky, was executed in the Eddyville electric chair after being condemned for participating in the robbery and slaying of Vernon Hodge a former World War II paratrooper from Louisville. Also on death row are Daniel T. McPeak 22 of Dublin Virginia and Herbert Workman 19 of Tesla West Virginia.
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Eddyville
Jesus
Jasper Nease
McRoberts
Vernon Hodge
Louisville
Eddyville State Penitentiary
Daniel T. McPeak
Dublin
Herbert Workman
Teslas
W. Va
Dixiecrats Filibuster Anti-Poll Tax Signals Prolonged Debate
Republicans stayed on the sidelines as Southern Dixie Democrats filibustered the anti poll tax bill into a second day. The GOP plans to seek cloture next week, hoping to block debate and avoid a vote, while Senator Vandenberg may rule against cloture and the Senate could string along without a decision.
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Washington
Dixie Democrats
Congress
Senate
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Chamber
Murder Trial Near Verdict in Abbott-Gordon Case
The joint first degree murder trial of Marie Conn Abbott and Cyril Gordon moves toward a jury verdict as closings wrap up. Abbott admits an affair with Gordon but says they did not plan the May 31 death of her husband Morris R. Abbott, a 44 year old Reily Township farmer. Gordon admits delivering fatal blows during an argument over divorce.
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Hamilton
Marie Conn Abbott
Gordon
Abbott
Ohio Vets file 695 751 bonus claims and payouts
The Ohio Veterans Bonus Commission reports 695 751 claims received to date. Checks for 266 972 claims totaling 88 million dollars have been mailed. Director Chester W. Goble notes some were unpaid due to irregularities in papers. another 100,000 claims are expected.
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Columbus
State Bonus Commission
Ohio
Chester W. Goble
Gobel
Eight-Year-Old Injured by Unexploded Firework in Brady Lake Park
In Ravenna Ohio a Brady Lake boy named David Abshire was burned severely when an unexploded fireworks bomb he was playing with detonated. His sister Darlene escaped injury. David lies in fair condition at Robinson Memorial Hospital after the Sunday incident.
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Ravenna, O
Brady Lake
Robinson Memorial Hospital
David Abshire
Darlene
Brady Lake Park
Child Electrocution in Washington D. C. from Live Wire
Larry Wilson, two, son of Mr and Mrs Raymond C Wilson, was electrocuted yesterday after touching a live wire from which a radio had been disconnected. The incident occurred in Washington D C and is being investigated by local authorities.
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Washington
D. H
Larry Wilson
Raymond C. Wilson
Army and Navy Union encampment opens in Akron
More than 5 000 delegates were expected in Akron today for the 30th annual encampment of the Army and Navy Union Department of Ohio.
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Akron
Army and Navy Union
Department of Ohio
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