Woman Coplon Denies Anti U S Activities Under Testimony
Washington jurors hear Judith Coplon repeat denial of any wrongdoing in espionage case. She recounts a brief romance with Valentine Gubitchev and says she never received or gave any U S papers. only gifts and talk were exchanged.
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U. S
Washington
Judith Coplon
Justice Department
United States
Torney
Archibald Palmer
Miss Coplon
Europe
FBI
Valentine A. Gubitchev
Gubitchevy
New York
O Re
Museum of Modern Art
Palmer
Gubitchev
Dr Holzer's Mother Dies In Gallipolis
Mrs. William Holzer 86, mother of Dr Charles E Holzer, died at Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis. Private funeral Sunday at 2 pm at George J Wetherholt and Sons funeral home. Burial in Mound Hill Cemetery. Survived by Dr Charles E Holzer, Clare Wildner, three grandchildren, 11 great grandchildren, and 11 siblings. husband William H Holzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
William Holzer
Charles E. Holzer
Holzer Hospital
Defiance County
van Wert
Holzer
John Jacob Kintner
Susan Frances Kintner
Charles E. Holzer, Jr
Richard V. Holzer
William F. Reynolds III
Robert Gibson
Carol Holzer
Ted Holzer
Elections Ordered for Fiberglas Workers at Owens-Corning
The National Labor Relations Board ordered union elections for six classes of Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp workers at the Newark Ohio plant. About 1600 hourly workers toil in the factory with 400 hourly staff in the research lab. Welders at the plant may vote. other classes include both factory and lab employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
Newark
Ohio
Man shot and killed by neighbor in New Philadelphia
Earl E. Milliken, 54, died after being accidentally shot by neighbor Jess Beer who fired at birds with a .22 rifle yesterday in New Philadelphia. The incident occurred when the neighbor aimed toward a bird and the bullet struck Milliken.
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New Philadelphia
Earl E. Milliken
Jess Beer
Best Buy Reading Offer for Messenger Subscribers
A limited time promotion offers two years of magazine subscriptions plus the daily newspaper for Messenger readers. Mail your selection by July 9 at midnight or contact the circulation department if you need a replacement card.
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Messenger
Warrants Filed For Robbers
Federal warrants named James Perry and Paul Boyes for a $2731 North Fairfield bank holdup. Inquiries led to detention of Mrs. Della Watts and her son Willard Watts and Thurman Adkins in Rittman, Ohio, who admitted contact with Perry. No charges yet.
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Della Watts
Willard
Thurman Adkins
Rittman
Perry
Ohio Delegate Waits, Committee Adjourns
Washington. The Senate Finance Committee adjourned until next Thursday without acting on President Truman's nomination of Harlan T. Chapman of Ohio as assistant register of the Treasury. Senator Bricker of Ohio urged an investigation into Chapman's record.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Truman
Harlan T. Chapman
Ohio
Register of the Treasury
Bricker
Chapman
Cyclist Swerves to Miss Dog. Wife Killed in Crash
Cleveland report says Arthur Schulder swerved his motorcycle to avoid a dog last night. The motorcycle skidded and crashed and Alma Schulder, his wife, died from injuries. Schulder was unhurt. They were en route to a motorcycle club meeting.
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Cleveland
Arthur Schulder
Alma
Schulder
Extended Forecast for Columbus Warm and humid with light showers
Temperatures will average 4 to 7 degrees above normal with highs near 80 and lows around 59. Expect warm, humid conditions with moderate precipitation as scattered light showers Tonight and again Tuesday and Wednesday, totaling about one quarter inch.
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Columbus
Ohio lawmakers name several highways memorials
The Ohio Senate approved naming Route 33 the Blue and Grey Trail from Pomeroy to Wiltshire and Route 23 between Portsmouth and Toledo as the United Spanish War Veterans Memorial Highway. Route 28 between Chillicothe and Milford will be The General Duncan McArthur Highway. Route 50 and Alternate 50 become the George Washington Highway. The measures move to the House or governor for signature.
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Columbus
Ohio
Pomeroy
Wiltshire
van Wert
Senate
Chillicothe
Milford
Cincinnati
Duncan McArthur
U. S. Route 50
Portsmouth
Toledo
House
Survey finds no national emergency from unemployment
An Associated Press survey found no national emergency as unemployment rose and relief rolls grew. It noted states can manage relief programs, with joblessness stabilizing in several states and unemployment insurance acting as a cushion until new jobs appear. Five states passed relief laws. three more study needs.
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Washington
Associated Press
A.P
Truman
Ohio
Minnesota
Iowa
Kansas
Massachusetts
Michigan
Colorado
Idaho
Logan Man Appointed Engineer
Logan Albert W. Seabright of Logan was named Hocking County engineer by the county commissioners to succeed the late Orla Wolfe. He will serve only if another qualified engineer is named within 90 days, after which Seabright may resign. operations had been suspended since Wolfe’s death on June 8.
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Logan
Albert W. Seabright
Hocking
Orla Wolfe
Seabright
Wolfe
County Highway Department
Housewife Hangs Self by Clothesline Accident
Cleveland police say Eva Perample, 43, hanged herself accidentally at her Maple Heights home. She slipped while opening a basement window, fell from a chair, and became entangled in a clothesline.
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Cleveland
Frank Vacha
Maple Heights
Eva Perample
New Witness Seen Ending U S Case Against Hiss
A surprise witness testified in the Alger Hiss perjury trial, following Henry Julian Wadleigh who admitted he stole secrets for Russia. Wadleigh, Oxford educated, said he supplied documents to Chambers and to David Carpenter before 1939, and that his aid to Communists ended after the Nazi Soviet pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alger Hiss
Henry Julian Wadleigh
U.S
Russia
Wadleigh
Hiss
State Department
Whittaker Chambers
Chambers
David Carpenter
Ohio Lawyer Nominated for SEC Post in Washington
George Rodgers Jr of New Lexington Ohio was recommended to President Truman for appointment to the Securities and Exchange Commission. Representatives Secrest and Wagner presented a resolution from the Ohio Democratic delegation urging Rodgers' nomination. Rodgers currently serves in the SEC Public Utilities Division and would replace Robert McConnaughey who resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George Rodgers, Jr
New Lexington
Ohio
Truman
Securities and Exchange Commission
Secrest
Wagner
House
Rodgers
SEC Public Utilities Division
Robert K. McConnaughey
Christian Science Bill Advances in Ohio Legislature
Ohio Senators approved a House bill to let Christian Science practitioners charge fees for ministrations while maintaining voluntary contributions. Gov Lausche could sign it, triggering operation after 90 days. The measure passed 22 to 8 in the Senate and 75 to 50 in the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Senate
House
Ohio native judged insane in murder case
Dr. Lloyd I. Ross, Ohio born convict, was found permanently insane by a Fayette County jury in Texas. The verdict shields him from execution for the May 1947 ambush killings of Gertrude York and three family members near New Braunfels. he was convicted for Mrs. York’s slaying and faced related charges.
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LA Grange
Tex
Lloyd I. Ross
Fayette County
J. R. Fuchs
Ross
Gertrude York
San Antonio
Deltroy
Carroll County
Ohio
York
Farm Woman Is Found Dead In Water Trough
Youngstown Ohio reports the death of 24 year old farm woman Mrs Albert G Feller found submerged in a water trough near her rural home. Coroner Sturgis calls the death suspicious and recommends an investigation by Prosecutor Ambrose. Autopsy notes scalp puncture bruises pressure marks and mud traces. cause of death undetermined.
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Youngstown
Mahoning County
William A. Ambrose
Ernest Sturgis
Columbiana County
Albert G. Feller
Ambrose
Salem Hospital
Albert
Sturgis
Retired Rail President, Zaleski Native, Dies
Edward W. Scheer aged 74, former president of the Reading Company and the Central Railroad of New Jersey, died last night. He was born in Zaleski Ohio.
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Washington
Edward W. Scheer
Reading Company
The
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Zaleski
Ohio
Lewis Orders Coal Miners Back Monday
John L Lewis orders 480,000 United Mine Workers to return to pits Monday after a week-long walkout. District No. 5 president John Busarello said he received a telegram confirming the move. The walkout aimed to pressure new contract talks as the June 30 expiration nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
John L Lewis
United Mine
John Busarello
Lewis
Public Works Chief Plans Resignation in Ohio
Cleveland. George B. Sowers state director of public works says he will resign July 31 to return to private consulting engineering work in the petroleum industry with focus on bituminous highway projects. He proposes a new director by July 1 to ensure a smooth transition.
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Cleveland
George B. Sowers
Sowers
Lake Erie
Frank J. Lausche
Thomas J. Herbert
Apple Creek
Steinle Wolfe, Inc
Fremont
Five Die as Boat Submerges in Rough Kentucky Water
Five men wearing life jackets drowned when a small boat was sucked under by rough water from a Kentucky dam near Gilbertsville Kentucky. Herman Cole of TVA Safety described motor failure and the boat being pulled into swells. Life jackets floated to the surface after the men disappeared.
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Gilbertsville
Kentucky
Herman Cole
Tennessee Valley Authority Safety Department
Cole
Pottery Chief Reelected Leader in East Liverpool
James M. Duffy, longtime president of the National Brotherhood of Operative Potters, has been reelected to a two year term in East Liverpool. He has led the union for 23 years guiding potters through labor issues and industry changes.
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East Liverpool
James M. Duffy
National Brotherhood of Operative Potters
Three-Judge Court Opens as Rawlins Pleads Guilty in Gifford Case
Grover E. Rawlins changed his plea to guilty in the murder of Eleanor E. Gifford before a three judge panel. The proceedings featured a lengthy recounting of events from Rawlins and fellow youths in New Straitsville Columbus Logan and Athens with testimony from Rawlins mother and defense and state attorneys.
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Grover E. Rawlins
Eleanor E. Gifford
Rawlins
Erle Bridgewater
Roy Williams
Atate
T. Vincent Martin
John W. Bolin
Hal H. Rowland
Martin
Pros.enting
Gordon Gray
Eleanor Gifford
Dodds
Bridgewater
Rawlings
Ward
New Straitaville
Jake Dodds
Columbus
West Coast
Jean Tucker
Tucker
Greyhound
Jimmy Stewart
Stewart
Nelsonville
Dayton
Moby’s
Miss Tucker
Athens
Gifford
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Billy Stovall
Birmingham
Ala
Stovall
Alabama
Dr. Holzer
Fiberglas
Best Buy
Rt. 33
Logan Man
Brien McMahon
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
Chicago
Sen. Bourke Hickenlooper
Christian Science Bill
Lausche
New Straiteville
Miss Gifford
Miss Giff
Grover EL Rawlins
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