Truman May Press Congress On Economic Controls
A Democratic senator reported President Truman may issue a special message to Congress to quell a revolt against key economic controls. Senate and House committees move to replace the Defense Production Act, with bills to relax auto lending and some appliance credits, while raising rents under cap rules. Meantime in Iran, Mossadegh orders full control of oil operations as Britain withdraws its peace mission, and negotiations on Anglo-Iranian oil destabilize the region.
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Truman
Congress
Senate
House
House Committee
Hows
Tte
New Oili
Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Britain
Mossadegh
Hussein Fatimi
Abadan
Herbert Morrison
House of Commeans
Winston Churchill
Morrison
United States
Tran
Kermanshah
Eoranian
Fatimi
Pan
U. S
Henry F. Grady
F. Mohammed Mossadegh
Gis Chance Slips Away for Ohio WWII Veterans Education
Ohio World War II veterans face a last chance to gain education at government expense as colleges end summer enrollments and July 25 deadline looms. About half of the 789,000 veterans have started or are in training, with VA officials reporting a flood of late applications to meet the cutoff.
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Columbus Ia
Ohio
Veterans Administration
Veteranss
Newark Man Sentenced to Life for Strangling Mrs Loewendick
Newark resident Robert Lb Jamison, 26, was sentenced to life imprisonment in the Ohio Penitentiary for the strangulation death of Newark housewife Mrs Richard Loewendick. Court records indicate a homicide verdict followed a trial this week.
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Newark
Robert Lb
Jamison
Ohio
Richard Loewendick
Fast Jersey cow sale sparks quick local purchase
Minersville observer Charles Baer notes a buyer who acted immediately after reading a brief ad. The fast action classified ad touts a fresh Jersey cow for sale by Cheries Baer in Minersville Ghig RLDi, promoting Messenger Want Ads as a rapid medium for selling, renting, or buying with a 1 dollar three-run rate.
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Minersville Jersey
Charles Baer
Minersville
Bolin
Athens Road
Jersey
Cheries Baer Minersville, Ghig, Rldi
Messenger
Ohio
Jury Probes 3 Who Refused Answers in Ohio Probe
Columbus report that the Franklin County grand jury will investigate three Ohioans for refusing to answer questions posed by a state legislature anti subversives committee. The individuals identified are Philip Frankeld Andrew Remes both of Cleveland and Mrs Mildred Hamilton of Youngstown in the panel chaired by Rep. K A Robinson.
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Columbus
Frankiin County
K. A. Robinson
Philip Frankeld
Andrew Remes
Cleveland
Mildred Hamilton
Youngstown
Accomplishments of E. M. Poston Stressed in Dedication of Station
Speakers highlighted the late E. M. Poston as a pioneer in electric power during the dedication of a multi million dollar plant named for him. Lt Gov George D Nye and J B Poston traced his rise from Nelsonville to form the Hocking Power Co and later the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. The Hamley Run plant, costing 38 million, will generate 200000 kilowatts and boost area tax totals.
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Hocking Valley
George D. Nye
Poston
J. B. Poston
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co
C&soe
Hamley Run
America
Edison
Allegheny Mountains
Nelsonville
Hocking Power Co
Southern Ohio Power Co
Columbus Railway Power and Light Co
The
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Iee
E. M. Mn. Hocking
Nye
Mr. Nye
Ohio
Ballders
John B. Poston
Athens County
Pike County
Despairing Teacher's Son Poston a Self Made Man
E M Poston born Nelsonville October 26 1862 died Columbus October 9 1931 buried Greenlawn Nelsonville October 12. Described as the despair of his teachers in school he left at age 12 to pursue science and electricity. Self taught through hard work he mastered reading and developed a lifelong interest in telegraphy and engineering. He roofed Nelsonville buildings and partnered with P B Verity and F C Morris who retired in 1949. He advanced electric lighting introducing street lamps and later alternating current generating gear in 1888 Nelsonville era.
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E. M. Poston
N. Poston
Nelsonville
Columbus
Greenlawn
First Methodist Church
P. B. Verity
F. C. Morris
Morris
Poston
Penton
Myers St
Drive Opens For Rushing Tax Increases
Washington The Administration launched a bid to push a record seven point two billion dollar tax hike through the House by tomorrow night. The plan includes a four percent individual income tax rise, higher corporate and excise taxes, with amendments barred unless offered by the Ways and Means Committee. Debates must end by 3 pm on the second day and the income tax rise would take effect September 1.
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Washington
Wavy and
Repubicans
Ohio Legislature Overrides 3 Vetoes Before Adjourning
Ohio's Legislature adjourned after overriding three vetoes and approving extra school funding and stream pollution measures. Gov Lausche saw sixteen vetoes survive, while a $3,103,000 aid package to reimburse local governments for 1949 relief bills passed over his veto. The Wilberforce State College name change to Central State College was also overridden. A Senate House resolution directed inquiries into the Highway Department and Industrial Commission, not subject to presidential veto. The one day finish stretched from 3 pm Tuesday to 4:15 am today as the 99th regular session closed with 242 bills enacted.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
State College At
Wilberforce
Central State College
House
Senate
General Assembly
Lausehe
Roscoe R Walcutt
Franklin
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Pilots Blast Board Ruling Amid United Strike
AFL Pilots at United Air Lines condemn a Mediation Board directive to end the walkout as ridiculous. About 900 pilots and co pilots halted 132 planes, grounding flights across 68 cities, including Honolulu, affecting overseas services from San Francisco and Los Angeles. The strike disrupted 900 daily operations, with the company ready to meet under board supervision once halted.
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Chicago
AFL
United Air Lines
U.S. Mediation Board
AFL Air Line Pilots Association, International
Honolulu
San Francisco
Los Angeles
UAL
Airlihe Mediation Board
Washington
David L. Behneke
Ae R
Iie
Tme
Good Progress Report On Ohio Highway Repairs
Ohio's State Highway Department says good progress is being made on repairing about 1800 miles of highways damaged by last winter's severe weather. The agency promises repairs, including temporary fixes, soon after July 1.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Highway Department
Early Roundup Indicts 21 Communist Party Members
Twenty one members of the Communist Party's secondary command were indicted today on charges of plotting violent overthrow of the U S government. Seventeen were seized in an early morning roundup by FBI agents in New York and Pittsburgh. The 11 top leaders, convicted in 1949, were mentioned as the party’s guiding council. The roundup targeted members described as prominent and active within the party.
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Washington
Communist Party
United States
New York
FBI
Pittsburgh
Supreme Court
McGrath
J. Edagar Hoover
National Committee
U. S
Hoover
Communist Party, USA
Io Party
Clalis
National
New York State
Jackson
Bugne Dennis
Benjamin J Davis, Jr
Gilbert Green
Robert G. Thompson
John Gates
Joahn B. Williamson
Carl Winter
Gus Hall
Jacob Stachel
Henry Winstan
Irving Potash
Ten Red Planes Downed In 4th Day Of Air War
On the fourth day of air combat over northwest Korea during the Korean War, eleven Red planes were shot down or damaged. United Nations jets including Sabres and Mustangs clashed with MiG-15s and Stormoviks as ground fighting surged near Punchbowl Valley Kansong and Yanggu. The Fifth Air Force reported nine confirmed shot down, one probably lost, and eighteen damaged among UN forces. Reds suffered twenty-eight planes destroyed or damaged in four days.
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Korea
Punchbowl Valley
United Natons
Kansong
Yanggu
Reds Hat
Thifty
Fifth Air Force
Reds
Hurley Attacks State Dept Over U S Principles
Maj. Gen. Patrick J. Hurley, former ambassador to China, testifying before Senate investigators on MacArthur’s recall, charges the State Department abandoned World War II principles since 1945. He denounces appeasement and warns against concessions to communism, urging a return to core American foreign policy.
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Washington
Patrick J. Hurley
China
State Department
Yalta
U.S
Russia
MacArthur
Truman
Pacific
Tresman
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Acheson
White House
MacArthur MacArthur
Hurley
Freien
Marshall Asks Rapid Approval of Military Building Fund
Secretary Marshall urged Congress to authorize a vast 6.56 billion military building program dictated by current international tension. The Defense Department plans to request 4.5 billion dollars soon to begin the program with a two year target for completion, for the coming fiscal year starting July 1. Marshall sent letters to House Speaker Rayburn and to Senators Russell and Vinson, chairs of Armed Services committees. Vinson said hearings will start Monday.
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Marshall
Congress
Defense Department
House
Rayburn
Senator Rusell
Dga
Rep
Vinson
D-Ga
Senate
House Armed Services Committees
Detroit Harvester Co to Build New Plant
DETROIT The Detroit Harvester Company disclosed today that it would break ground this week for a new defense plant at Sarg. The plant will supplement the firm's present four plants in Detroit Ypsilanti Toledo and Zanesville.
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Detroit
Detroit Harvester Company
Sarg Soa
J. Thomas Smith
Company
Dent
Ypsilanti
Toledo
Zanesville
Lamneck Says Difference With Gallia County Clear
Welfare Director John H. Lamneck states all disputes with Gallia County over relief funds are resolved after a 45 minute meeting with county officials. He cites a misunderstanding about withholding funds and explains new reporting breakdowns for relief cases, including the totally and permanently disabled. Local and federal allocations are described, with plans to resume fund distribution once reports are received.
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Coluimbus
John H. Lamneck
Gallia County
Gallipolis
Lamneck
Ohio
State
Lammeck
Gallia
Twenty three die as bus trains collide near Munich
In Munich Germany twenty three bus passengers were killed and many more injured in two collisions between buses and trains last night near the city. Authorities described the incidents as a tragic transportation accident with ongoing investigations and rescue operations under way.
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Munich
Here
Midwest battered by heavy rains and tornadoes
The Associated Press reports torrential rains and tornadoes across the Midwest. One woman was killed and five injured as a damage path struck eastern Minnesota and Hutchinson near Minneapolis. About fifty homes damaged and hundreds of trees felled with unofficial losses around 500000 dollars.
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Minnesota
Hutchinson
Minneapolis
Buresa al
Ansas
South Bend
Ing
Church Encourages Youth To Avoid Boy Scouts
The Christian Reformed Church governing Synod in Grand Rapids Mich issued a policy discouraging youth membership in the Boy Scouts of America. The study committee argued the movement lacks sufficient religious basis and preferred the church’s own youth organization.
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Grand Rapids$ Mich
Christian Reformed Church
Boy Scouts of America
Synod
Boy Scout Movement
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