Secretary Marshall backs United States of Europe plan
Secretary of State Marshall expresses support for a Senate resolution seeking a United States of Europe within the United Nations framework. He says Europe should be united but not forced into a single political or economic system, with the future shape decided by Europeans themselves. The measure would express opinion only, not require presidential action or law.
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United States of Europe
Resolution of
Congress
Washington
Marshall
United Nations
United States
Europe
Organization of Europe
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
D-Ark
Thomas
D-Utah
House
Rep. Boges
Senate
Truman
Truman Trip to Canada Sets Peaceful Western Hemisphere Example
President Truman and his wife and daughter began a three day visit to Ottawa aboard a 11 car special train. He will address the Canadian Parliament at 11 45 a m EDT tomorrow. He left Washington last night and will decide on a four billion dollar tax reduction after his return Friday.
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Ottawa
Canada
United States
Washington
White House
Congress
Western Hemisphere
Kirwan backs Truman for Democratic nomination
Rep. Kirwan of Ohio lauds President Truman as deserving full Democratic support for the 1948 nomination saying Truman is doing a good job and has proven the best successor to Franklin Roosevelt. He notes his long New Deal stance and even backs Roosevelt for additional terms before his death.
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Rep
Kirwan
Ohio
Roosevelt
Truman
Mr. Truman
Franklin Roosevelt
White House
Sam Simmons on Self Reflection and Immigrant Pluralism
Sam Simmons argues individuals and groups should assess themselves before judging others for discrimination. He notes German descendants assimilated well since fleeing Prussian oppression and urges respect for privacy and lawful conformity. He says newcomers may express themselves and retain identity without losing individuality.
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America
Hungary Purge Widens as Dissidents Targeted
Dispatches from Budapest report the Hungarian government expanding its purge of dissidents. A special committee will review nearly 200 so called resistance certificates affecting government church leaders and other officials, while 43 intellectuals face trials for conspiring to overthrow the republic.
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London
Budapest
Szabadsag
Prime Ministers’ Office
Dezso Sulyok
Freedom Party
Assembly
Bela Varga
Smallholders Party
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Hungary
Azabadsar
Lajos Shvoy
Szekesfehervar
Geza Teleki
Bela Pedanyi-Gulyas
Hungarian Peoples’ Court
Vilag
Albert Szent-Gyorgi
Hungarian Academy of Science
Belgrade
Ludwik Svoboda
Yugoslavia
Petru Groza
Groza
Sailboat Capsizes in Lake Erie Two Missing
In Cleveland two men remain missing after a 17 foot sailboat named Varga Girl capsized in Lake Erie near Rockey River. Nick Lupson Jr 20 was rescued after clinging to the overturned boat for 11 hours. Owner William Varga 22 is missing and Andrew Kris 25 survived after slipping from the hull. Kris served with the 15th Air Force in Italy. Varga served in the Navy. Lupson in the Marines. All were Clevelanders with Kris later attending Ohio State University.
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Lake Erie
Nick Lupson
Coast Guard
William Varga
Andrew Kris
Lupson
Rockey River
Varga
Andy
Kris
15Th Air Force
Italy
Navy
Lapson
Marines
Ohio State University
Police Theories Split In Baby Deaths At City Hospital
Massillon authorities weighing two theories in the mysterious deaths of two baby girls found in the City Hospital pediatrics ward. Prosecutor D Dean McLaughtlin doubts accidental death and suspects a demented killer. Police Chief Switter sticks with accident theory while probing six child patients nearby. A man who took a lie detector test in Cleveland will repeat it in about a week due to inconclusive results.
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City Hospital
D. Dean McLaughtlin
Stark County
Diane J. Brand
Rosemary Morton
Marian Silleck
Stanley S. Switter
Pediatrics
Cleveland
W. Bernard Rogers
David L. Cowles
Cleveland Police Department
Money Probe In Germany Is Proposed
Three Republican senators Bridges of New Hampshire Ferguson of Michigan and Knowland of California urged a full scale probe into reports that the United States redeemed German occupation money printed by Russian authorities. They say plates for German marks were given to the Russians by American officials and money paid to Allied troops financed the occupation. The reports describe Russian soldiers exchanging back pay for watches and trinkets with GIs who then converted marks to dollars. Officials tried to curb that exchange as the trade boomed.
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Washington
United States
Bridges
New Hampshire
Ferguson
Michigan
Knowland
California
Abortion Death Clues Sought In Lancaster Case
Funeral services were held today for Miss Mabel Hoffman 20 in Lancaster as Columbus police and coroner investigate her death after an abortion operation. Dr Alfred A Taylor 67 was questioned by homicide detectives about possible involvement in arranging an illegal abortion and is free on bond while appealing a conviction.
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Lancaster
Mabel Hoffman
John B. Gravis
Glenn L. Hoffman
Detective Bureau
Alfred A. Taylor
Taylor
Second District Court of Appeals
Hoffman
Benjamin Sanborn publisher Murray Parker dies at 64
Murray N. Parker, age 64, president of the Benjamin Sanborn Publishing Co. in Chicago, died Monday leaving the firm’s leadership to successors.
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Columbus
Murray N. Parker
Benjamin Sanborn Publishing Co
Chicago
Windstorm in Nebraska Kills Two and Damages Property
A severe wind storm moving northeast across Nebraska into Iowa last night left two dead and two injured with heavy property damage. Rain accompanying the storm added flooding fears in the Elkhorn River Valley where flooding had occurred recently. A 13 year old boy died when a barn blew over near St. Edward.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Iowa
Elkhorn River
St. Edward
Anderson Warns Against Present Land Boom
Secretary of Agriculture Anderson warned that farmers and many lenders risk disaster if they ignore the land boom. He urged private lenders to follow government agencies and offer loans to farm buyers based on normal long term earning capacity of the land.
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Washington
Anderson
Wage Increase Given Third in 18 Months
Paul G. Davey of the Davey Compressor Co announces the third wage raise in 18 months. Wages now stand 30 cents an hour higher than January 1, 1946, with the Kent Ohio plant highlighted as the site.
Death Investigated in Hamilton Man Found Dead at Home
William Gumm, 62, was found dead in his Hamilton residence yesterday. Coroner Dr Edward Cook said a verdict is withheld pending further investigation of the case.
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Hamilton
William Gumm
Edward Cook
Butler County
Miners Idle Across 22 Soft Coal Mines in Pa Protest
AFL United Mine Workers officials report 14 800 miners idle in 22 soft coal mines across Fayette Greene and Washington counties as protests over labor legislation continue. Two Gates and Kyle mines resume some production while Robena remains idle. UMWP4 officials call the action unauthorized and seek a strategy ahead of Hartley Taft bill impacts.
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Uniontown
Congress
Afl-United Mine Workers
Pennsylvania
Fayette, Greene
Washington
Gates
H. C. Frick Co
Kyle
Robena
Frick Company
U.S. Steel Corp
Clairton Coking Works
Comespany
Pittsburgh
William Bynes
UMW District 4
Truman
John S. Lewis
Mississippi Flood Worsens as Coast Guard Aids Homeless
Floodwaters inundate eastern Missouri and West Central Illinois with over 20 000 homeless and 50 000 acres flooded. Hannibal Canton and Quincy report record stages while towns evacuate residents and relief crews deploy.
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Mississippi River
Missouri
Illinois
U. S
U. S. Army Engineers
Coast Guard
American Red Cross
South
Canton
Louisiana
Quincy
Ill
Liquor Board Chief William Hess Dies in Cincinnati
William F. Hess chairman of the Ohio Board of Liquor Control died at 8 30 a m in Cincinnati of a heart ailment. He would have been 75 June 17. Hess served on the liquor board since 1939 and was named its chairman earlier this year by Gov. Herbert. He had been in poor health for some time and his condition worsened this week as his son Congressman William E Hess returned from Washington. Hess was a lifelong Cincinnati resident active in Republican circles.
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William F. Hess
Ohio Board of Liquor Control
Liquor Board
John W. Bricker
Thomas J Herbert
Hess
Rep
William E. Hess
Washington
Young Motorist Shot While Driving Car at Speed
A 23-year-old motorist Frances Devon of Oxford was shot dead at the wheel of his car as he fled. Daniel P. Taranow, 21, of New York City admitted shooting following a confrontation over the car, authorities say. Fred Jack, Delaware County detective chief, announced a hitchhiker would be charged.
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Media
Fred Jack
Delaware County
Daniel P. Taranow
New York City
Frances Devon
Oxford
Devon
Thirteen Year Old Girl Delivers Boy at City Hospital
A seven pound ten ounce boy was born at Salvation Army Hospital to a girl not yet 14, due to Sept. 13. Officials said the baby is healthy and the mother is recovering.
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Charleston
Salvation Army Hospital
Harry Ward
Ohio Amvets Approve Training Plan At State Convention
Akron report: Ohio Amvets approve universal military training at their state convention yesterday. They reject a proposal to record a veto of the Hartley Taft labor bill as approved by Congress.
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Akron
Amvets
Ohio
Congress
Child's Body Recovered From Creek Near Waynesburg
Searchers found 16 month old Bertel Rothacher dead in Big Sandy Creek at Waynesburg yesterday. The tragedy followed a domestic incident and authorities investigated the scene for clues.
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Canton
Bertel Rothacher
Big Sandy Creek
Waynesburg
UAW Walkout Threat Looms Over Briggs Eight Plants
Negotiators pressed to avert a strike by 20 000 Briggs Manufacturing Co workers at 10 am Wednesday. Backed by the CIO UAW executive board the union demands include retroactive 15 cent hourly raise coverage for salaried and engineering workers and a wage reopening clause.
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Detroit
Briggs Manufacturing Co
CIO
United Auto Workers’ Executive Board
Briggs
Chrysler Corp
Packard Motor Car Co
Detroit Area
Evansville
Ind
Three Men Charged With Interstate Thefts
Three Hamilton Ohio men waived hearing and were held on $1,000 bonds after arraignment before U S Commissioner J Paul Geogh for stealing 6750 pounds of scrap iron from an interstate railroad car. FBI identified the suspects as Frank G Cermack 29 Elba Dale Young 27 and William R Freeman 38.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton
Ohio
U. S
J. Paul Geogh
FBI
Frank G. Cermack
Elba Dale Young
William R. Freeman
Tower Control Funds Requested for Akron Canton and Moon Township Airports
Robert Ramspeck, executive vice president of the Air Transport Association, urged a Senate subcommittee to provide tower control funds for the Akron Canton Airport in Canton Ohio and Moon Township Airport in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania.
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Washington
Robert Ramspeck
The
Air Transport Association
Senate
Akron- Canton
Canton
Moon Township
Pittsburgh
Blue Baby Recovers After Johns Hopkins Operation
Physicians at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore report Bonnie Lou Heinrichs, three, of Attica is improving after surgery. The child, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Heinrichs, has recently returned home.
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Tiffin
Bonnie Lou Heinrichs
Attica
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
C. J. Heinrichs
Extended forecast warm with near normal temps
The forecast calls for temperatures averaging three to five degrees above normal with a normal high of 75 and low of 54. Warm weather dominates except for cooler periods Thursday and Saturday. Precipitation around one inch expected, mainly as showers and thundershowers late Friday and Saturday.
Sugar Ration End Approved by House Banking Committee
The House Banking Committee approved a measure to end sugar rationing for home consumption by an overwhelming vote. Rep. Gamble introduced the bill, which does not affect sugar price controls or industrial rationing. Current law would let sugar rationing expire Oct. 31 with inventory control possible until March 31.
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Washington
House Banking Committee
Walcott
R-Mich
Rep. Gamble
R-Ny
Secretary of Agriculture
Wolcott
House
Sub Service Founder Succumbs in Britain
LONDON Admiral Sir Reginald Bacon 83 founder of Britain's submarine service died last night. He served as naval assistant to the first sea lord and as director of naval ordnance and torpedoes before World War I.
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London
Sir Reginald Bacon
Admiralty
Dillon Dam Proposal Faces House Opposition in Ohio
Rep. Mel McGregor leads a twofold attack on Dillon Dam in Licking and Muckingum counties. He seeks to abandon the project and blocks the $3,400,000 Army engineers' funding request. The plan draws early support from Public Works Subcommittee leaders Dondero and Wilson as hearings approach.
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Washington
Dillon
Ohio
Mel Gregor
House
Public Works
McGregor
House Appropriations
Army Engineers
Licking
Muckingum
Dondero
Wife of Slain Man Indicted by Jury
BECKLEY West Virginia Mrs Virgie Harper of Glen White was indicted on murder and arson charges in connection with the death of her husband a mine foreman found shot to death in their burning home. State Police Sgt A Scalise said Mrs Harper admitted shooting him on April 28 after he beat her.
Labor Curbs Advance as Ohio Senate Pushes Local Aid
In Columbus the Ohio Senate moves to finish the 30 million annual local government aid program while the House debates three labor bills. A Van Aken anti union measure and a Veech closed shop proposal win GOP caucus support. a third bill banning strikes by public employees awaits final action. The local program raises sales tax distributions to 27.25 million and allows amusement tax after Oct. 1. The Senate also passes the general appropriations bill totaling about 546.5 million for the biennium with 25 million for veterans' bonuses.
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Ohio Senate
House
William R. van Aken
Cuyahoga
Charles H. Veech
Putnam
David Mck Ferguson
Guernsey
Senate
Veech
van Aken
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