Reds Veto Puts Franco Spain to UN General Assembly
The Polish delegation at the United Nations Security Council prepared new moves after the Soviet veto blocked a referral of Franco Spain to the General Assembly. Oscar Lange promised further proposals for united action against Franco's regime as the council reconvenes. The Mexican chairman adjourned before any immediate vote, with little chance the Polish demand would pass, while reparations talks among the Big Four continued in Paris amid deadlock on Italy and other treaties.
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United Nations Security Council
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Russia
General Assembly
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United Nations
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Mexico
Security Council
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Franco
Education Convention Opens at Cedar Point
SANDUSKY Ohio Education Association convention opens at Cedar Point with President James M Turner presiding Opening day speakers include Dr Clyde Hisuong State Director of Education B A Stevens assistant secretary for research for the OEA Mrs Stanley W Emmitt Tallmadge president of the Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers and Dr E J Ashbaugh dean of the school of education at Miami University
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Cedar Point
James M. Turner
McConnelsvile
Clyde Hisuong
Columbus
B. A. Stevens
Stanley W. Emmitt
Tallmadge
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
E. J. Ashbaugh
School of
Miami University
Indians Sale Reported by The Cleveland News
The Cleveland News said major stockholders agreed to sell the Cleveland Indians to Bill Veeck and a Chicago group. Harry Grabiner would lead the steering committee, with final deal details under discussion by lawyers while others kept silent.
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Cleveland News
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Bill, Veeck
Milwaukee Brewers
Harry Grabiner
Chicago White Sox
Indians
Scout Uniform Ceiling Is Suspended by OPA
WASHINGTON- OPA today suspended price ceilings on Boy Scout and Girl Scout uniforms except shoes. The agency said these uniforms are made for non profit organizations which control their distribution through unauthorized dealers. ACCUSED SILAYER INDICTED CAMPAIGN SUPPORT VOTED CLEVELAND V P Thomas Fremont The Edgar Thurs- Sanfilippo 34 has been indicted on ten American Legion Post has voted a charge of first degree murder in support to the Oak Harbor post's campaign to have Camp Per year-old cafe operator.
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Robert Firestone
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Sigler Leads In Michigan's Primary Vote
Kim Sigler flashy dressed led the Republican field for governor in Michigan, a four man race narrowing to Sigler vs Ver non J. Brown. Brown, 72, trailed early with Raymond J. Kelly and Detroit Mayor Edward J. Jeffries also in the mix. Murray D. Van Wagoner won the Democratic nomination. in Massachusetts Maurice J. Tobin retained the Democratic nomination with Lt. Gov. Robert F. Bradford unopposed on the GOP ticket.
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Kim Sigler
Michigan
Ingham County
Vernon J. Brown
Harry F. Kelly
Brown
Raymond J. Kelly
American Legion
Edward J. Jeffries
Detroit
Murray D. van Wagoner
William J. Cody
Massachusetts
Maurice
J. Tobin
Francois D. Harrigan
Tobin
Robert F. Bradford
Secretary Wallace Warns Against Dropping Inflation Guards
Secretary Wallace urged renewed vigilance against inflation as Congress began its first conference on price controls. He warned that weakening price and rent controls could invite a boom bust cycle similar to postwar years, but said business can prosper if economic stability is maintained.
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Wallace
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OPA
Flood control funding faces delay in House vote
The Dillon Dam flood control project on the Licking River in Central Ohio survived a House floor challenge. Rep. J Hang McGregor sought to bar funds for non under way projects, claiming lands and 7000 homes would be damaged. Opposing view said dam is needed and homes would not be affected until 1949. Final vote postponed to Thursday with a majority required.
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Marietta
Dillon Dam
Scioto River Flood Dims Ohio Farms Hit by 500000 Loss
The Scioto River flood spread over southern Ohio farmland, with Ross County farmers estimating corn losses at 500000 dollars. Central Ohio received over an inch of rain as flood stages rose. crests were forecast from Circleville to Piketon, while highways including State Route 104 and U.S. Route 40 were washed out or blocked. A freight derailment occurred near Edanesville. no injuries reported. Farmers note they can harvest a corn crop one year out of three and still be ahead.
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Ross County
Marion
Marysville
London
Circleville
George W. Mindling
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Zanesville
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Portsmouth
Ohio River
Worthington home offered to Ohio for historical society
Columbus report says legislators in a special session will consider accepting Adena, the traditional home of former Governor Thomas Worthington near Chillicothe. The gift is offered to the Ohio Archaeological and Historical Society by Mrs. Elizabeth S. Fetterol.
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Thomas Worthington
Chillicothe
Adena
Ohio Archaeological and Historical Society
Elizabeth S. Fetterol
Great Lakes Engineers Union Forms Independent Brotherhood
Licensed engineers and assistant engineers on 243 ships of 20 Great Lakes shipping fleets approved the independent Great Lakes Engineers Brotherhood in 16 of 17 conclusive collective bargaining elections, reports the National Labor Relations Board.
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Cleveland
Great Lakes
Great Lakes Engineers Brotherhood
National Labor Relations Board
Site for Housing Units on Campus Disapproved
ASHLAND The federal government will not approve erection of housing units for veterans on the Ashland College campus until the selected land has better drainage, Business Manager A. G. Carpenter said today.
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Ashland College
A. G. Carpenter
43 Planes Made Daily At Ohio Aircraft Plant
Middletown reports an Aeronca Aircraft plant line runs every 25 minutes producing 43 planes daily. Fremont records its oldest resident Mrs Amelia Zahn dying at 99 after 75 years in the area.
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Middletown
Aeronca Aircraft Corp
Fremont
Amelia
John W. Friedlander
Zahn
Dayton
Week's Rain Sets Record Pettest Seven Days in Ohio
The Weather Bureau reports a wet week in Ohio with an average rainfall around 3.40 inches. Heaviest falls occurred in Madison and Union counties with 3.51 and 5.42 inches at Sedalia and Marysville, while Akron saw the least with 1.28 inches. The prolonged rainfall harmed crops and caused flooding on the Scioto River and other streams, beating down wheat and delaying late planting of soybeans and corn.
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Marysville
Akron
Scioto
Security Tax Boost Studied By Committee
The House Ways and Means Committee began drafting a bill calling for a 50 percent rise in social security taxes for employers and employees. The panel also voted to extend old age and survivors insurance to all World War I veterans' families for three years at no cost to veterans and to broaden coverage to about 20 million more workers. If approved, widows, children, and dependent parents of a veteran who dies within three years of discharge would receive about $2 monthly each.
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Ways and Means
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Tornado Toll Reduced to 14 in Detroit Windsor Disaster
Detroit and Windsor area reels from Monday tornado that killed 14, injured many, and caused millions in damage. River Rouge hardest hit on the U S side as aid agencies mobilize. Residents urged to assist the destitute while relief clothing and field kitchens move from Toronto and Camp Borden into Windsor.
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Conscience Money Sent by Massillon Citizen to Lausche
An unidentified Massillon resident sent Governor Lausche twenty dollars with an unsigned letter. The gesture was described as conscience money and the governor said it would be turned over to the state conscience fund.
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Massillon
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Frank J. Lausche
Hack Fanes
State Treasurs
Canned Food Prices Rise In 1946 Pack
Washington reports Housewives will pay more for certain canned fruits and vegetables in the 1946 pack as processors grant approved wage increases. GPA cited limited information on how widespread the raises are and could not forecast overall price impact from higher costs.
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GPA
Separate Air Units Planned
Washington report notes congressional plans for separate Army and Navy air arms deepen the debate over President Truman's unification plan. Navy air would receive a larger appropriation than the Army Air Force, according to W Stuart Symington, assistant secretary of war for air, who says the Army Air Force is being relegated to a secondary position.
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Army
Navs
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House Appropriation Committee
W. Stuart Symington
Army Air Force
Newsboys Aid Asked In Delinquency Fight
Columbus report from the International Circulation Managers Association 47th annual convention outlines an anti delinquency program for the nations 500 400 earners proposed by J M Bauer of the Buffalo Courier Express.
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International Circulation Managers’ Association
J. M. Bauer
Buffalo Courier Express
Northeast Methodist Meeting Opens Today
LAKESIDE The annual Northeast Ohio Methodist Conference opened with memorial services led by Melvin C. Hunt honoring pastors who died in the past year. CLEVELAND Counsel for Julius A. Petro 24 faced ex convict in a first degree murder case against Theodore Knaus 21 plans to file a motion for a new trial.
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Melvin C. Hunt
Cleveland
Julius A. Petro
Theodore Knaus
Teen-Ager Deadlock Is Broken
Washington AP reports Rep. Walter G. Andrews shifted to a Senate compromise on 18 year olds in the draft. The move, sent from the USS Panamint during Bikini tests, aims to limit inductions to a last resort and extend the Selective Service Act to next March 31 with pay raises and phased conscription priorities. In Ohio, Selective Service says the teen ban halves draftees at Fort Hayes and warns June quotas may not be filled.
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Clipper Makes Safe Landing After Engine Trouble
Pan American Clipper Constellation flight bound for England with stars Laurence Olivier and Vivien Leigh diverted to Windham Field in Connecticut after engine trouble near Willimantic. A wheel and one engine parts shed as the Transatlantic airliner, flying on three engines with one failing, landed safely.
Grandmother and Husband Plan Jeep Ride to Huntington Park
In Louisa Kentucky Mrs Delbert Sprouse 79 and her 18-year-old husband planned a 100 mile jeep ride to Huntington West Virginia amusement park next Sunday. They turned down a $400 two-week club engagement offer. A New York nightclub report notes steel output at 86 percent capacity, up from last week.
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Delbert Sprouse
Huntington
W. Va
Gladys, Ky
New York
Appeasement End Urged By House Committee
A House Foreign Affairs panel split over a draft report from a four man subcommittee urging a firmer U S stance toward Russia. Chairman Bloom called the subcommittee findings malicious and vicious after a tour of Eastern Europe. The four travelers Gordon Ryter Mundt and Belmon failed to agree with immediate abandonment of appeasement and urged a Truman Stalin meeting for direct talks on shared issues.
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Oil Council To Aid Krug in Oil and Gas Matters
Washington UP reports an 85 member Peacetime Petroleum Council named to advise Secretary of the Interior J A Krug and the Oil and Gas Division. The 55 member body serves as an advisory panel with no pay, aiming for balanced representation from large and small firms nationwide across oil and natural gas sectors.
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Secretary of the Interior
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Lancaster Cook Held On Charge of Forgery
Chicago Secret Service reports Robert W Turner 26 from Lancaster Ohio is held on a fugitive warrant from Jacksonville Florida after allegedly forging government allotment checks. Turner recently received a bad conduct discharge from the Navy.
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Chicago
Zook
Lancaster
Navy
Harry D. Anheier
Chicago Secret Service Office
Robert W Turner
Anheer
Jacksonville
Fla
25 Year Prison Term Given Camp Escapee
Cincinnati reports Shelby Dezarn, a 25 year old escapee from Sandusky Honor Prison Camp, must serve up to 25 years for armed robbery and auto theft. He was wounded four times last week before capture and sentenced yesterday by Judge Stanley Struble.
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Cincinnati
Shelby Dezarn
Sandusky Honor
Stanley Struble
Solon Wants Open Hearings On Supreme Court Discord
Washington AP reports Senator Eastland proposes an open Senate Judiciary Committee inquiry into the Supreme Court feud. He seeks public testimony from all eight justices as part of a constitutional amendment to retire four Roosevelt appointees and temporarily fill vacancies with lower-court judges. The plan faces likely defeat yet highlights calls for accountability amid continued discord.
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Stanley F. Reed
Felix Frankfurter
Harold H. Bureton
Truman
William O. Douglas
Frank Murphy
Robert H. Jackson
Wiley Rutledge
Man
Fred Vinson
Senate
Hugo Black
Jackson
Black
Mississippi
McCarran
D-New
United States
Mauernberg
Germany
Circleville approves waterworks purchase plan vote
Circleville voters approved a city plan to buy the privately owned waterworks by 1390 to 995 in final returns. Balloting yesterday backed a 350000 dollar bond issue to finance the purchase from the Ohio Water Service Company.
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Ohio Water Service Company Works
Welfare Department Seeks 4.9 Million In Extra Funds
The Ohio Public Welfare Department will ask the legislature for 4.9 million dollars in additional funds at a special session. The request covers staffing and maintenance of five state hospitals, improvements at three hospitals, and funds for poor relief, driven by new hospital acquisitions and expansions. Cambridge Hospital receives the largest allocation at 887,150, with Hoover Pavilion in Cleveland 567,000 and Mount Vernon and Tiffin also funded for six to seven months operations.
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Ohio Public Welfare Department
Frazier Reams
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Cambridge State Hospital
Hoover Pavilion
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Summit County
Tiffin
Mr. Vernon Stafe
Tiftin Hospital
Mt. Vernon
Cambridge Hospital
Army Fletcher General Hospital
Rearns
Cambridge
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