Soviet note accuses West of plans to divide Europe
Moscow claims the United States Britain and France seek to turn Western Europe into a base for American imperialism in Europe and to split Germany from four power control. The note denounces the London conference on Germany and predicts a two camp Europe under Western dominance.
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Russia
U.S
Europe
Germany
Soviet Union
Britain
France
Ruhr
London
Council of Foreign Ministers
America
U. S
Western Germany
Bitonia
Announcements Dominate First Delegates Voting in GOP race
General MacArthur publicly seeks top Republican spot while Truman blocks Democratic nomination. The pair of announcements in Tokyo and Washington outpace New Hampshire delegate voting, with MacArthur hinting at public duty but no active presidency bid. The move widens the field and pressures Dewey Stassen Taft Warren and others.
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MacArthur
Truman
Tokyo
New Hampshire
Philadelphia
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Earl Warren
California
Japan
GOP
Trueman
Democratic Party
Dixie Party
Nomie Nation
J. Howard McGrath
Roosevelt
Mr. Truman
Henry Wallace
Elmer Thomas
D-Okla
Thomas
Dixie
Congress
McGrath
Dewey
Stassen
Wisconsin
Mac. Arthur
Taft
Beach Saint Is Argued Beach Saint Is Argued
The murder trial of Harold A. Beach enters its second week as his lawyers press a defense of mental incapacity. Dr. Edward M. Zucker of Cleveland Clinic testifies Beach showed signs of a psychopathic personality and could distinguish right from wrong on the night Sheila Ann Tuley was killed.
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Cleveland
Harold A. Beach
Edward M. Zucker
Cleveland Clinic
Beach
Jesse W. Woods
Sheila Ann Tuley
Faked Stories Ordered, Mrs Lamarre Testifies
Mrs Bleriot H Lamarre testified Meyers directed her husband to tell Senate investigators a fake story about the general’s business affairs on at least five occasions. Meyers, wartime deputy purchasing chief of the Air Forces, faces subornation of perjury charges while Lamarre has pleaded guilty to related perjury charges.
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Washington
Bleriot H. Lamarre
Bennett E. Meyers
Senate
Meyers
Air Forces
Lamarre
Illustrator John Hassall Dies at 80 in London
London obituary notes passage of John Hassall eighty, famed illustrator of children's books and poster art, after long illness. Association with poster design and literature cited as key career highlights.
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London
John Hassall
Meigs councilman challenges mayor over resignations and parking
At a special Pomeroy village council session Councilman Olin Goodwin and Mayor D A Canaday debated resignations and public conduct. The meeting also considered parking fines and meter policy with 90 percent of drivers favoring meters and plans to raise first violation fees.
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Pomeroy
Olin Goodwin
Pomeroy Village
D. A. Canaday
Charles Ferguson
Keebaugh
Goodwin
Ferguson
Jed Webster
Messenger
Bohney
Red Cross
Robinson
Spencer
Rodney
Woman Killed In Collision Near Zanesville
Betty Campbell 24 was killed when an auto carrying six companions was struck by a B&O train on Zanesville's western edge. Five of the injured were women, including Katherine Broise 28 who suffered internal injuries and severe wounds. Others named are Elva Hager Louise Nader Sophia Dallas Frances Bryan and Warren Bowers.
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Zanesville
Betty Campbell
B&o
Warren Bowers
Katherine Broise
Zanesville Good Samaritan Hospital
Elva Hager
Louise Nader
Sophia Dallas
Frances Bryan
Bowers
OSU Medical Center Bids To Be Accepted
Ohio State University trustees recommended acceptance of bids totaling 7.49 million dollars for a new 11 story teaching hospital and a three story dental school near the current hospital. The state has appropriated 8 million dollars for the project.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
University Hospital
Haganah and Irgun Reported To Merge In Palestine Front
Informants say Haganah and Irgun Zvai Leumi plan a binding merger creating a single military front against Arabs. Irgun would keep its structure under Haganah direction and halt attacks on British forces withdrawing from Palestine. Haganah fields over 10,000 full time soldiers. Irgun more than 1,000 fighters.
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Jerusalem
Haganah
Irgun Zvaia Leumi
Palestine
Tel Aviv
Irgun
Holy Land
Jewish Agency
Palestine Police
St. Mary's Man Arrested In Machinegun Slaying
Harlan Kentucky reports Levi Brock of St. Mary's was arrested at work and is to be returned to Ohio to face murder charges in the machine gun slaying of Cornelius Caldwell, 25, on November 29. Deputy Bruce Cawood planned to depart today for the transfer.
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Harlan, Ky
Bruce Cawood
Ohio
Levi Brock
St. Mary’s
Brock
Cornelius Caldwell
Court Rules Against Firms in Gypsum Board Case
The Supreme Court ruled 8-0 that United States Gypsum Company and six other gypsum board manufacturers violated the Sherman Anti-Trust Act by using patent license agreements with price fixing provisions.
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Washington
Supreme Court
United States Gypsum Company
Gypsum Board
Stars in Ohio State's Fall of Em
Ohio has contributed more theatrical stars than any other state the Ohio State Society of New York confirmed last night. Dr. Howard V. H. Inches named George Blackwood Joe E. Brown J C and Elliott Nugent Clark Gable Warner Baxter Ted Lewis William Boyd Bobby Clark Otto Kruger Dorothy and Lillian Gish Tyrone Power and hosts of others.
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Ohio
Ohio State Society of
Howard V. H. Inches
George Blackwood
Joe E. Brown
J C
Elliott Nugent
Clark Gable
Warner Baxter
Ted Lewis
William Boyd
Bobby Clark
Otto Kruger
Dorothy
Lillian Gish
Tyrone Power
Atheist Wins High Court Judgment on School Religion
Washington reports eight Supreme Court justices ruled religious sects may not teach their beliefs in public school classes. Justice Black wrote the majority opinion upholding an atheist mother's suit against Champaign Illinois classes, while Justice Reed dissented. The decision said the First Amendment erects a wall between church and state, safeguarding schools from sectarian instruction. Mrs Vashti McCollum, plaintiff, stated the ruling protects her son James Terry from religious instruction.
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Supreme Court
America
Justice Black
Colt Mbus
Ohio Council of Churches
Ohio
Paign
Ill
Justice Reed
Black
Vashti McCollum
Champaign
Tax Bureau Under Fire In Funds Bill
The House Appropriations Committee criticizes the Internal Revenue Bureau for political patronage in tax collection and slow action on must tax cases. It approves a small 1.7 percent funding cut, proposing 1 981 722 350 in cash for the treasury and post office departments. The panel cites inefficiency and lack of control over collectors as its main fault.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
House Appropriations Committee
Treasury
Post Office
Truman
State Department seeks more foreign aid and Latin American credit
The State Department said it will ask Congress to authorize the Export-Import Bank to lend 500 million dollars to Latin American countries. It also plans a 20 million dollar request to prevent disease and unrest in the American British zone in Trieste for April 1, 1948 to June 30, 1949.
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Washington
State Department
Congress
Department
Trieste
Cold Weather Lingers In Parts of Midwest
Temperatures fell to 22 below zero at Grand Forks North Dakota as severe cold persisted across the Midwest. The cold belt stretched through the Dakotas Minnesota Wisconsin and Iowa with below normal readings also in Missouri Nebraska and Kansas. Forecasters warned there was no immediate relief in sight from the cold snap.
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Grand Forks
N. D
Midwest
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Mercury
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Bread price cut announced by Tiffin bakers
Tiffin bakers today cut bread prices by half a cent, offering two 18 cent loaves for 34 cents as a new consumer deal.
Professor Emeritus Dies at 77 in Columbus
Dr. Carl L. Spohr, 77, professor emeritus of pathology at Ohio State University, died yesterday in Columbus.
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Columbus
Carl L. Spohr
Ohio State University
Taft Supporters Claim Favorite Son Gaining
In Columbus Senator Taft leads in delegates with over 300 and as high as 400 per campaign manager U S Rep Clarence Brown. The Ohio GOP endorses Taft as favorite son and eyes wins in Ohio and Nebraska while Stassen challenges for 23 of Ohio's 53 votes.
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Columbus
Sen
Robert A. Taft
U.S
Clarence J. Brown
Blanchester
Brown
Taft
Ohio
GOP
Fred H. Johnson
Stassen
Finn Delegates Named For Pact Talks In Moscow
Finland named Premier Mauno Pekkala and a delegation to negotiate a proposed treaty with Russia in Moscow. Foreign Minister Carl Enckell, a non party figure, is vice chair. The plan favors a friendship pact with no military alliance as several parties approve talks.
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Helsinki
Mauno Pekkala
Russia
Moscow
Finland
Carl J. A. Enckell
Soviet Union
Pekkala
Socialist Union Party
Communists In
Democratic Union
Assembly approves anti inflation loan plan in France
Paris The National Assembly approved Robert Schuman’s program to curb inflation by requiring French men to lend money to the government. The 315 to 255 vote gave Schuman a comfortable 60 vote majority. The measure imposes new taxes offset by taxpayer subscriptions to a government loan.
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Paris
National Assembly
Robert Schuman
Man Held for Shooting Declared To Be Insane
Steve Nagy 58 of Barberton was declared insane by doctors at Lima State Hospital after admitting he shot his neighbor John Anderson 68 and Andersons housekeeper Rebecca Brooks 50 following an October argument over a dog. Sheriff Robert L. Smith reported.
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Arron
Lima State Hospital
Steve Nagy
Barberton, Insane
Robert L. Smith
Nagy
John Anderson
Anderson
Rebecca Brooks
Report Claims Laxity in Ohio Tax Offices
Washington reports released by a House committee reveal critical 1946 47 inspections of Internal Revenue Bureau offices in Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus and Toledo. Findings cite lax handling of receipts a Toledo senior official with little knowledge of revenue laws an indifferent Columbus income tax chief and a stubborn Cleveland assistant cashier. Similar district reviews occurred in 60 other locales nationwide.
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Internal Revenue Bureau
Ohio
House
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Toledo
Bureau
Infant Terry Ryan Dies in Fatal Traffic Crash
Terry Ryan infant son of Mrs. Nellie Ryan sustained fatal injuries yesterday in a traffic accident. The incident occurred in Mansfield with responders and authorities investigating the scene.
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Mansfield
Terry Ryan
Nellie Ryan
Helicopter To Aid Lakes In Coast Guard Ice Work
Ninth District Coast Guard officials plan to use a helicopter in Great Lakes ice breaking this spring. The craft will observe ice conditions for the cutter Mackinaw and move personnel if needed, enabling closer, slower flights for detailed data. The Mackinaw heads to Buffalo harbor ice trap March 17 then to Toledo for fuel before the spring campaign.
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Cleveland
Ninth District Coast Guard
Great Lakes
Mackinaw
Coast Guard
Buffalo Harbor
Cheboygan
Mich
Toledo
Explosion at Tsingtao Kills 100, Harms City Block
A Chinese munition dump exploded near Tsingtao leveling a city block and causing about 250 casualties, with US Navy officials reporting around 100 dead. The blast occurred near docks used by USS Estes and the hospital ship Repose. no American casualties or damaged US facilities were reported. Emergency crews and Repose medical staff joined in rescue and first aid efforts.
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Shanghai
Tsingtao
U. S. Navy
Estes
Repose
United States
Victory for Wallace Committee Formed in Ohio
Burr McCloskey of Akron announced the formation of the Victory for Wallace Committee for Ohio after an Ohio Wallace for President conference in Columbus refused to seat Summit County delegates endorsed by the United Labor Party. The move signals continued ULP backing for Wallace in Ohio.
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Akron
Burr McCloskey
United Labor Party
Ohio
McCloskey
Columbus
Summit County
Canton Woman Sues Over Husband Gambling Losses
A Canton woman sued in Stark County Common Pleas Court to recover 20000 dollars alleged lost by her husband in gambling at the Terrier Smoke Shop.
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Canton
Stark County
Liquormen Make 76 Raids in February
State liquor inspectors in Columbus report 76 raids on liquor sales without permits in February, 107 arrests, 62 convictions, and $10,520 in fines and jail terms totaling 450 days. January results were 42 raids, 48 arrests, 42 convictions, $6,125 in fines and 70 days.
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Columbus
Donald T. Geyer
Landlord Fined for Rent Overcharge Restitution
Federal Judge Robert N. Wilkin fined Harold B. Bryant $100 and costs and imposed a 60 day jail term for not obeying an order to repay rent overcharges to former tenant Thedeus Green. The sentence was suspended for 10 months with Bryant directed to pay Green $273 per a federal order issued last June.
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Cleveland
Robert N. Wilkin
Harold B. Bryant
Bryart
Thedeus Green
Youth Killed in Accident in Elyria
An automobile with three passengers ran off the highway and rolled over last night injuring fatally Francis Malloy 19 of Lorain Ohio.
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Elyria
Francis Malloy
Lorain
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