Street Cars Roll Again In Detroit
Detroit street cars and buses resumed service at 4 a.m. after the longest municipal transit strike in history ended. About 2.5 million residents in the metro area will see restored service as AFL drivers return to work despite unsettled wage talks and ongoing legal battles over Michigan's public employe strike law Hautinson Act. The city plans to appeal a judge's ruling that the act does not apply, while the strike’s wage dispute heads to mediation.
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Detroit
AFL
Motor City
Michigan
Hautchinson
State Supreme Court
Ira W. Jayne
Czechs to Try LS Reporter in Few Days
Prague reports say the Czech Foreign Ministry notified the U S embassy that Associated Press correspondent William L Oatis will be put on trial within days. Oatis, 37, was arrested April 28 on charges of hostile activities against Czechoslovakia after vanishing from his office and lodgings in Prague. He had been shadowed by Czech authorities and was serving as AP bureau chief in Prague since last June.
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London
Prague
Tech Foreign Ministry
Associated Preax
William Oatia
Oatia
Vilem Siroky
Elis O'Briggs
Oatis
Tna
Briggs
Foreign Ministry
Diel
Marion
Ind
Associated Press
U.S
Child abuse charges filed in Cleveland for four year old
In Cleveland authorities filed neglect charges against Chester Wyzkowske and his wife Elaine after a four year old boy was found with a broken nose two black eyes a cauliflower ear and extensive injuries. A woman reported fresh wounds and old scars across the child's body noting a sagging shoulder and a weight of about 20 pounds.
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Cleveland
Chester Wyzkowske
Elaine
Asty
Oor Richard
Mildred Whicox
Dozen side delivery hay rakes wanted at Albany farm
The owner of the Benge Hereford Farm at Albany reports a rake sale occurred after it was listed for $1.00. Ten people called the next morning and two more later while loading. Ads indicate side delivery hay rake needs and a contact method for Mighty Messenger ads.
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Albany
Poston Plant Preview At Hamley Run Draws Newsmen
Newspaper men from 23 counties joined company officials for a preview of the FE M Poston generating station at Hamley Run. More than 100 toured the plant area and attended a Berry Hotel luncheon in Athens as plans for future expansion were outlined. Lt Gov George D Nye to speak at Wednesday dedication with John B Poston welcoming. Morgan L Evans described new facilities, coal use, and planned investments to meet rising power demand.
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FE. M. Poston
Hamley Run
Hotel Berry
Morgan L. Evans
Central and
Southern Ohio
Hocking Valley
E. M. Poston
Hamsey Run
Evans
Fize
Columbus
Floodwood
Kimberly
Water Department
Hocking
Harley Run
Berry Hotel
C&soe
Robert Grewser
CASOE
H. C. Robo
M. L. Evans
American Flyers Beat Red Planes Third Time
In northwestern Korea the American flyers won a third straight air battle as 27 Sabre jets faced 36 Red jets around Sonchon. The UN navy silenced shore batteries near Wonsan while infantry drove deeper into eastern ridges.
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Tokyo
Korea
U.S
Sabre
Sonchon
Fifth Air Force
United Nations
Wonsan
Marine Corsair
Walkout Halts Work On Atomic Projects
About two thirds of 1200 AFL construction workers on two atomic projects in Oak Ridge Tenn have staged a wildcat strike over wage stabilization boosts not approved over ceiling limits. In nearby Knoxville 400 other AFL construction workers joined the stoppage. The walkout halted two multi million dollar housing projects.
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Oak Ridge
Tenn
AFL
Knoxville
Pilots Strike Across Nation Affects 900 Flyers
CHICAGO four percent nine hundred AFL pilots of United Air Lines walked out at 4 35 a m nationwide.Pickets were set at Key Centers including New York Chicago Newark Denver Salt Lake City Los Angeles Portland Seattle. The ALPA said the walkout stems from a two year dispute over pay and conditions. Negotiations to resume later today were planned to settle the lengthy dispute.
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Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
CIO United Rubber
Synthetic Rubber Reserve
Chicago
AFL
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AFL Air Line Pilots Association
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N. J
Denver
Salt Lake City
Angeles
San ES Portland
Ore
Seattle
David L. Behneke
ALPA
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Widow to receive 6000 from Mast insurance policy
Medina court rules 24 year old Mrs. Randi Mast widow of Harold Mast is entitled to collect 6000 on his 3000 double indemnity life policy. Common Pleas Judge Windsor E Kellogg announced the verdict yesterday.
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Medina
Harold Mast
Randi Mast
Common Pleas
Windsor E. Kellogg
Banking Committees Split On Beef Price Cuts
The House Banking Committee voted 12-11 against further beef price cuts proposed by Di Salle, while Senate peers defeated a similar measure 7-5. Administrations push for a stiff new controls law meets resistance amid ongoing price and wage controls debate and Taft’s call for extensions.
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House Banking Committee
Michael Vv
DiSalie
Erfet
DiSalle
Senate Banking Committee
House
Senating
Taft
Ohio
Charles E. Wilson
Capehart
R-Ind
Sparkman
D-Ala
Admiral Badger Sees Potential South China Revolt Against Reds
Vice Admiral Oscar C. Badger testified on Capitol Hill that South China might revolt against the Communist regime, citing a March 14 War College report. He warned U.S. aims should deter Soviet aggression and outlined war-time objectives. Badger spoke amid Senate hearings on General MacArthur's removal, noting his past command roles in the Western Pacific and Korea.
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Oscar C. Badger
South China
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U.S
Russia
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Japan
Western Pacific
Douglas MacArthur
United Nations
Korea
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations
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Atlantic
Sea Frontier
West Virginia boys find turtle marked 1855 date
Bobby Stephenson Cleft and Charles Everett found a four pound terrapin in a field near Greer. The shell bore the initials A M W and an 1855 pre Civil War date. The boys plan to keep it for four years to witness its century mark as the dog Sugar watches. Mrs. Sineon recalled a similar shell marked J & belonging to James Selby later found in Oklahoma.
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Point Pleasant
Bobby Stephenson Cleft
Charles Everett
Sugar
Charles Stephenson
Greer
Iran Premier seeks U S aid in oil crisis
Iran's Premier Mohammed Mossadegh asked U S Ambassador Henry Grady to persuade Britain to cooperate in oil nationalization. Britain’s Anglo Iranian Oil Co may offer 10 million pounds, far short of Iran's 75 percent claim and 25 percent deposit. Abadan officials threaten to shut valves if demands are not met.
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Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
U.S
Henry F. Grady
Grady
Russia
London
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
AIOC
Abadan
Mousadegh
Hossein Maki
Britain
Buckeye Boys State Sets Up Government
CAMP PERRY A model government was set up at the 15th Annual Buckeye State with Anthony Banacci as governor. Banacci's nationalist party won four of six top offices. The boys' supreme court elected on a non-partisan slate named Lawrence Sperry of Mount Vernon as chief justice.
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Buckeye
Anthony Banacci
Siperton Falls
Trumbell Goun
Banacci
Nationalist Party
The
Boys’ Supreme Court
Lawrence Sperry
Mount Vernon
SAO
Atete
Supreme Court
Supreme Coin
UN Acaden
President Truman Signs Nation's New Draft Law
President Truman signed the new draft bill in a White House ceremony at 11 15 a m. The measure lowers the draft age and extends the Selective Service System for four years, laying the groundwork for universal military service.
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Washington
Universal Military
Oeruman
White House
Weather Outlook For Columbus Area Near Normal Temperatures
Temperatures will average near or a few degrees above normal with normal maxima around 75 and minima near 85. Expect minimal daily changes and precipitation up to 1 inch as frequent, scattered showers occur nearly daily.
Politicos Coy About 1952 Presidential Run
Washington observers note broad hesitance among likely candidates for the 1952 White House race. Truman declines to reveal plans, Taft hints at a decision before September, Stassen delays until next January, Dewey denies current bid while signaling Eisenhower, and MacArthur says emphatically no. A crowd of others give cautious replies, leaving the field unsettled.
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Truman
Mrs. Truman
Margaret
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Harold FE. Stassen
University of Pennsylvania
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Eisenhower
Oe Ee
Long Strike Brings Idle Vessels For Shippers In 1960s Ports
In New York and across Atlante and Gulf ports, shippers and CIO seamen brace for a protracted strike that leaves scores of ships idle while a possible settlement looms on the West Coast. Federal mediators report cautious optimism as talks continue between shipowners and striking radiomen.
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New York
CIO
Atlante
Gulf Coast
Omar Hoskins
San Francisco
CIO American Radio Association
Reds Sewing Mines Along Chinese Coast
Nationalist reports say Chinese Reds lay Russian-made mines off the mainland coast from Shanghai to Sanmen Bay, about 140 miles south. The Communists are also alleged to have underground hangars at Tsingtao capable of housing more than 100 planes.
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Formosa
Shanghai
Sanmen Bay
Tsingtao
North China
Miners Return to Work At Central Coal Co Gra ham Station
Workers at the Central Coal Co mine in Graham Station returned to work after a strike. About 295 miners from UMW local 9586 had been off duty since 4 p.m. last Wednesday, resuming duties this morning.
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Point Pleasant
Graham Station
UMW
Bird's Nest Blamed for Circleville Plane Crash
A Civil Aeronautics inspector said a bird built a nest in the air intake tube of a plane after takeoff in Circleville Cemetery, choking engine air supply and causing a fatal crash that killed Thomas G. Griffith, 28, of Canal Winchester.
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Bird's Nest
Thomas G. Griffith
Canal Winchester
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Ohio Legislators Return and Lausche Vetoes Bills
Ohio legislators returned to the Statehouse hoping to adjourn after one day but faced veto battles. Gov. Lausche vetoed seven more bills bringing his 1952 total to many. one veto had been overridden earlier. He cut budget items totaling 3,103,000 for poor relief matching funds and other allocations, while allowing some measures to become law without his signature. He also approved other fiscal changes including increases to workers compensation and state official salaries, with various judiciary salary adjustments.
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Columbus
Ohio
Broad and High
Frank J. Lausche
General Assembly
House
Senate
Lavache
State Highway Department
Cuban Deaths Still Mystery
Havana authorities announced an autopsy to clarify the shooting deaths at the American Embassy involving Marine sergeant Robert J. Sheldon of Parishville New York and Cuban night watchman Jose Fernandez aged 67. Each man was found shot in the head in the visa section. officials say evidence points to a Marine sergeant killing the watchman and then himself, though motives remain unknown.
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Havana
U. S
Robert J. Sheldon
Parishville
N. Y
Fernandez
Jose Diaz Padron
Police Crime Laboratory
FTC and 90 Producers Agree on Steel Price Fix Ban
The FTC and steel producers reached a government order banning price fixing agreements, covering thousands of tons and about 90 percent of the steel industry. The agreement settles charges after nearly four years, toning down earlier complaints against nine other steel firms.
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Washington
Theederal Trade Commission
FTC
Britain Bans Red Shipping to Hong Kong and China
Britain moves to block all strategic goods shipments to Hong Kong and China. Exports to Hong Kong and China will require licenses from next Tuesday. No licenses will be granted for items deemed potentially strategic or military. Sharncross announced in the House of Commons after a prior rubber export ban.
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London
Breitein
Bei Chine
Hong Kong
Harvley Shancrons
Board of Trade
United Kingdom
China
DiMaggio’s Mother Dies and Burial Thursday
Mrs Rose DiMaggio an Italian immigrant mother of three major league players died yesterday in San Francisco and will be buried Thursday. Joe DiMaggio of the Yankees flew in from the East Dom DiMaggio, Boston Red Sox outfielder, arrived after the news. The three other sons, three daughters and the rest of the family were at her bedside.
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Rose DiMaggio
Joe
New York Yankees
Dom
Boston Red Sox
Sanever Iice
Ens
New Facts Sought About Ohio Gangsters
Senate crime investigators sought fresh testimony on a Cleveland mob that allegedly moved from bootlegging to big time gambling and the repeal era. Oral officials from Newport Covington in northern Kentucky near Cincinnati were asked to testify at a closed hearing.
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Senate
Cleveland
Newport-Covington
Kentucky
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