Close Military Check Urged Before Sending Atom
Senator Vandenberg calls for strict military review before routing atomic materials abroad even to friendly nations. He cites a Norwegian isotope shipment and says the military liaison committee must preapprove AEC decisions. Lilienthal notes Norway as a friendly factor while Hickenlooper presses an inquiry into alleged AEC mismanagement.
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Sen. Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Atomic Energy Commision
Norway
David E. Lilienthal
Hickenlooper
ABC
Washington
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Michigan
Atomic Energy Commission
Army
Navy
Air Force
Atomic Agency
Commission
Lilienthal
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Iowa
Rent Increase Is Postponed at Ohio Northern University
Acting president F Bringle Mc Intosh suspended a $5 rent hike on college owned trailer homes for 72 veterans and families until June 18 after a petition protested the increase. He said he learned of the raise late and the University Board of Trustees will review the matter at its June 18 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Ohio Northern University
F. Bringle McIntosh
Don E. Eppley
Bucyrus
Eppley
McIntosh
University
Fire-Eater Given Two-Year Sentence
Burtonwood England dispatch reports Air Force court martial convicting Delbert E Hill 35 of desertion after four year absence as Donna Delbert a girl fire eater on the English music hall stage He said he left the Air Force after being assigned as a latrine orderly following Japan's surrender in 1945 He was sentenced to two years at hard labor and a bad conduct discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burtonwood
Eng
Air Force
Delbert E. Hill
Donna Delbert
Hill
Japan
Two Year Magazine and Daily Newspaper Subscription Offer
A limited time reading offer to Messenger subscribers provides two years of magazines plus the daily newspaper at savings. Mail your postcard today or hand to a carrier salesman, call circulation at 0243 if misplaced, and ensure cards post by July 9 at midnight.
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Messenger
Interpretation of Lie Enters Top Reds Trial
In the conspiracy trial of 11 Communist leaders, John Gates admits lying on occasions and defends it as justified by ends and interpretation. He says a 1937 passport lie was about travel to Germany while really going to Spain to aid loyalists and acknowledges prior minor arrests.
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New York
John Gates
Gates
The
Daily Worker
Germany
Spain
U. S
John F. X. McGahey
Warren
Ohio
New Castle
McGohey
Wage Hike Averts Strike at Oak Ridge Atomic Plant
An eight cent per hour wage increase ends the threat of a first strike at the Oak Ridge uranium plant. CIO United Chemical Workers and Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corp reach a new contract just before the old one expired, securing continued production of Uranium 235.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Ridge
Tenn
CIO
United Chemical Workers
The
Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corporation
Georgia Neese Clark Confirmed as U S Treasurer
The Senate unanimously confirmed Mrs. Georgia Neese Clark of Kansas as the first woman Treasurer of the United States. She succeeds William A. Julian who was killed in an auto accident ten days ago. The Armed Services Committee approved Gordon Gray as Secretary of the Army, succeeding Kenneth Royall who resigned.
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Washington
Senate
Georgia Neese Clark
Kansas
United States
William A. Julian
Senate Armed Services Committee
Gordon Gray
Gray
Army
Truman
Kenneth Royall
Ex-Minister Malvy Dies in Paris at 74
Louis Jean Malvy former French interior minister died in Paris aged 74 He was exiled five years after a sensational treason trial in 1918 and held an important place in French politics thereafter.
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Paris
Louis Jean Malvy
Coplon Trial FBI Reports Are Denied
FBI reports in the Judith Coplon espionage case drew complaints as denial of their reading. the defense said twelve reports would be read. The material included claims of 19 informants watching Communist activity in Washington and at the Soviet embassy, and details about a barber at White Sands proving ground and a San Francisco Russian language paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Judith Coplon
FBI
Communist Party
Southern Conference of Human Welfare
White Sands Proving Ground
New Mexico
Mexico
Eugenio Chavez
Eugenio Orta
Chavez
Juarez
el Paso
Post Exchange
White Sands
The
Daily Worker
San Francisco
Novaya Zarya
Gregory T. Soohoff
Soohoff
Robert K. McQueen
Leona Saron
U.S.S.R. Information Bulletin
Man Killed at Home By Mysterious Fire
MARION Kentucky a second mysterious fire at the home of Henry F Todd near Tolu brought death to the 56 year old bachelor yesterday He died while trying to extinguish the blaze Crittenden County Sheriff John A Hunt investigating said Todd notified him Wednesday that he found his bed afire when he returned from a trip here Several valuables also were missing the sheriff said
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Marion
Henry F. Todd
Tolu
Crittenden County
John A. Hunt
Todd
Forecast Sees Mild Warmup With Scattered Showers
Columbus area forecast shows temperatures 4 to 7 degrees above normal with normal highs around 74 and lows near 52. Day to day warming expected with rainfall averaging less than an inch in widely scattered showers Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Columbus
Big Four Seek Accord Inaidan Negotiations
Western and Soviet foreign ministers strive to salvage Berlin talks on East West trade as a rail strike blocks progress. If no agreement by Monday the Big Four will intervene while peace treaty plans for Germany and Austria hang in the balance. A four power commission may be formed to continue study and prepare for a future conference.
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Paris
Germany
Andrei Vishinsky
Austria
Berlin
Wallace campaign aide ousted after clash at Senate hearing
In a heated Senate Judiciary subcommittee session Wallace campaign manager C B Baldwin was dismissed from the witness chair by Senator Eastland who called him an S O B. Baldwin accused Eastland of fighting Negro rights and named the Progressive Party secretary treasurer as a Communist front. The exchange escalated as Baldwin protested a list of Communist fronts and Eastland refused to continue with his testimony.
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Washington
Eastland
Dmiss
C. B. Baldwin
Henry Wallace
Senate
S.O.B
Baldwin
Communist Party
Farm Security Administration
Cotton Council
Progressive Party
Subcommittee
United States
Senate Judiciary Committee
Rare Blood Sent to Athens for Critical Wounding Victim
Two pints of rare RH negative blood were flown from Columbia to Athens to aid Mrs. Anna Lewis of Glouster, gravely wounded by John LaCorte. Funeral director John Jagers delivered the shipment, returning by 11 15 am, as hospital officials noted her continued critical condition.
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Columbia
Anna Lewis
Glouster
John LaCorte
John Jagers
Athena Funeral
Lewis
Jagers
Ellen Biddie
Red Cross
Ohio Congressman Seeks Release of Anti-Poll Tax Bills
Rep. Wayne L. Hays of Ohio urged the House Administration Committee to override a subcommittee and quickly release either of two anti-poll tax bills. One bill would abolish poll taxes for voting, the other would cover primaries. Hays pressed for nonpartisan support, warning states could drop primary elections if passed. He said he would vote for the bill most likely to advance. The issue ties to Truman civil rights goals, with both parties opposing poll taxes in 1948 conventions.
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Washington
Wayne L. Hays
Ohio
House
Hays
House Administration Committee
Ohioan
Truman
Mine Strike Forces 5500 New York Central Layoffs
United Mine Workers Chief John L. Lewis ordered a work stoppage leading the New York Central Railroad to lay off about 5500 car and locomotive shop employees. The railroad said coal traffic losses would trigger additional layoffs, affecting operating personnel as business declines. Indefinite layoffs take effect Monday night.
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New York
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
New York Central Railroad
11000 Lumbermen Ordered to Strike Nationwide Action
UNIONTOWN Pa. Approximately 11 000 lumbermen members of the United Construction Workers Union were ordered to strike today. President Thomas P McTigue said it would not become fully effective until Monday. Widespread wage reductions by the Tri State Lumberman’s Assn affect Northwestern West Virginia workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
United Construction Workers Union
Thomas P. McTigue
Tri-State Lumberman's Assn
West Virginia
Police hunt two men for theft questioning
About 30 officers searched near Cambridge for two men wanted for questioning in a Hebron jewel robbery. Cambridge police and Guernsey County deputies helped state patrolmen surround a woods area and set up road blocks. Earlier officers found a waste basket three quarters full of jewelry when they captured a third man named George Drake, 29, of Pittsburgh.
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Cambridge
Hebron
Guernsey
Timken to Cut Back Steel Capacity. 642 Jobs Affected
The Timken Roller Bearing Co in Canton will shut down a 40 ton electric furnace this evening leaving three of six furnaces in service. Alloy steel making will drop to 32 percent capacity, the lowest since 1938. Layoffs since steel production began to slide will total 642.
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Canton
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Timken
Unemployment peaks in Ohio for May 1 1946 level
Ohio unemployment reached its highest level since 1946 as of May 1 according to the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation. The employment service reported 172 000 job applications on file on May 1 with at least 123 000 of these claims filed in April. May figures were not yet available.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bureau of Unemployment
BUC
Bike Rider Killed in Steubenville Crash
A motorcycle crash in Steubenville killed Harry G. Rutherford, 130, of Weirton West Virginia, when his bike struck a porch.
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Steubenville
Harry G. Rutherford
Weirton
W. Va
Woman Shot in Buckeye Restaurant Seeks Revenge Stated
Glouster man John LaCorte shot his former housekeeper Anna Lewis in the Buckeye Restaurant on Main Street at 6 45 am then surrendered at his home after a tearful plea with his son. Lewis was critically wounded with multiple bullet injuries and LaCorte was jailed with no charges filed yet.
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John LaCorte
Anna Gilmore Lewis
Buckeye
Glouster
LaCorte
Bill Stephenson
Mamie Pincelli
Athens County
George Bateman
Cody Lewis
John
Arma Hospital
Anna Lewis
Glouster LaCorte
Main St
Attack Threatened Man Says in Shooting
Paul E. Young, 34, of Adams County, was killed in Hillsboro. Hansford L. Hawkins 57 admitted shooting after Young allegedly threatened to attack him. Witness Cary Young Jr., 22, said he saw the incident. Hawkins gave a fresh account. No charges filed yet.
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Hillsboro
Paul E.young
Seaman
Adams County
Highland County
Darrell R. Hottle
Hansford L. Hawkins
Young
Thelma Heppard
Hawkins
Hottle
Cary Young, Jr
Truck Slips Off Jack Kills Akron Mechanic
A ten and a half ton truck slipped from a jack at Dewitt Motor Co in Akron and crashed killing Frank W. Morris a 49 year old night shift mechanic. Morris son found his body wedged between a tire and the struck frame.
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Akron
Dewitt Motor Co
Frank W. Morris
Morris
Third convict captured at Ravenswood West Virginia
MOUNDSVILLE West Virginia Gerald Noland 19 was captured on a Baltimore and Ohio train at Ravenswood ending a three day search in the Parkersburg area. Noland jailed for grand larceny had escaped with 13 other inmates from the state penitentiary last Friday. One convict, 23 year old Heath Starcher, remains at large. Starcher is believed linked to a stolen 1998 Dodge found in Akron Ohio, where he once resided.
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Moundsville
W. Va
Gerald Noland
Orel J. Skeen
Noland
Baltimore and Ohio
Ravennawood
Parkersburg
Hee Starcher
Ibherty
Akron
Eddie Starcher
West Virginia
Moundaville
Starcher
John Struzenski
Wellsville
Ohio
Struzenski
Car Promoter Indicted in Mail Fraud and SEC Violations
Preston T. Tucker promoter of a novel automobile facing indictment on 31 counts of mail fraud SEC violations and conspiracy. Seven associates named with him in Chicago before Federal Judge Barnes after a 12 week grand jury inquiry begun Feb 12. Potential penalties reach 155 years imprisonment and 60 000 dollars in fines per defendant.
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Chicago
Preston T. Tucker
SEC
John P. Barnes
Tucker
Securities and Exchange Commission
Senator McKellar Attacks Hoffman On EU Recovery Funds
Senator McKellar of Tennessee publicly challenged ECA chief Paul Hoffman saying his resignation would benefit the United States. Hoffman denied pressuring the Senate Appropriations Committee or making a threat while discussing European Recovery Funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senator McKellar
D-Tenn
ECA
Paul Hoffman
United States
Senate Appropriations Committee
Hoffman
Van Kills Wife Then Wounds Self in Domestic Tragedy
In Columbus a South-side man identified as 51 year old Oscar Tipton fatally shot his wife Helen 49 then shot himself. Helen died an hour later. Oscar remains in critical condition with a chest wound. A son in law says the quarrel lasted 15 years.
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Columbus
Oscar Tipton
Helen
Tipton
William Reese
Ohio approves 7224 more gas heat applications in Central Ohio
The Ohio Fuel Gas Co. announced 7224 additional approved applications for gas heat in Central Ohio, raising total approvals since Jan 1 to 40,000. Of the latest batch, 6680 were for homes and 544 for commercial buildings, with further installations authorized by the State Utilities Commission on June 8.
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Columbus
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Ohio
State Utilities Commission
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