Georgia Governor Attacks Talmadge on White Supremacy Bill
Atlanta, Ga. Gov. Melvin E. Thompson declares that Herman Talmadge and allies cannot speak for the Democratic party and labels the white supremacy legislation as inviting fraud and stolen elections. He hints at vetoing the white primary bill while favoring a white primary with safeguards and calls for voting reforms. He endorses Senate bills to advance a white primary law and urges passage this session.
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Atlanta
Melvin E. Thompson
Herman Talmadge
Democratic Party
Georgia
State Supreme Court
Talmadge
Thompson
Senate
Vinton Killing Hearing Set
Arraignment for Ward Skinner of Hamden is scheduled for Saturday at 10 a m on a first degree murder indictment for the fatal shooting of Willard Muncy of Jackson County last Sunday. Gordon B Gray Athens County prosecutor is special prosecutor. Funeral services for Muncy were held Wednesday at 2 p m at Gaskill funeral home Wellston with burial at Byer Cemetery.
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Wellston
B. H. Wibbeler
theMethodist Church
Byer Cemetery
Two College Students Held in Parent Deaths
In Santa Ana California two engaged college students were jailed as police investigate the yacht explosion that killed the girl's parents in Newport Harbor. Sheriff Musick and Newport Beach Police reported 30 sticks of dynamite and a wired clock found at the scene.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Orange County
Newport Harbor
James Musick
Newport Beach
R. R. Hodgkinson
Ohio Subcommittee OKs ten dollar a month veteran bonus
Ohio Senate and House Military Affairs subcommittees agreed on a cash bonus of 10 per month for World War II service from December 7 1941 to September 2 1945 with a 50 minimum and a maximum about 450. The plan also limits eligibility to captains or below, inland recipients must have resided in Ohio a year, and survivors of dead service members could receive 500. The bills await a floor vote before adjournment.
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Columbus
Senate
House
Ohio
Thomas J. Herbert
Senate Finance Committee
Walton Bliss
Ohio Education Association
Yes
Rural economists warn farmers of 1947 price outlook
Ohio State University expert J I Falconer predicts grain prices may stay firm into 1948 due to high demand, public costs, and war relief exports. He flags wage, employment, and labor management harmony as key to maintaining consumption and prices, noting policy and crops will drive future levels.
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Columbus, CO
Ohio
J. I. Falconer
Department of Rural Economics
Ohio State University
Falconer
Dr. Falconer
Gallia Infant Dies After Flu
Gallia infant Thomas Judson Allison died at 1 10 a m after influenza. He was 22 months old today and is survived by his parents Dr Judson and Mrs Raymon d T Allison two sisters Marilyn and Margaret and his grandparents Mrs T J Allison of Gallipolis and Mr and Mrs W F Clark Nelsonville Route 1 Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 p m at Miller funeral home with burial in Mound Hill Cemetery
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Gallipolis
Thomas Judson Allison
Raymond T. Allison
Judson
City Board of Commissioners
Marilyn
Margaret
T. J. Allison
W. F. Clark
Nelsonville
Miller
Mound Hill Cemetery
Worker gets 18000 for loss of arm
A federal court jury awarded Orval L. Patch of Springfield $18,000 for the loss of an arm while working for the Detroit Toledo and Ironton Railroad. The injury occurred in November 1945 when a car was switched beside the track he was inspecting.
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Toledo
Orval L. Patch
Springfield
Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Railroad
Patch
Influenza Closes Circleville Schools
Circleville public schools closed at noon and will remain shut until Monday due to influenza. Three hundred thirty five of 1492 students were absent yesterday. Two Pickaway County schools Duvall and South Bloomfield also remained closed.
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Circleville
Pickaway County
Duvall
South Bloomfield
Recluse Frances Rettig Found Dead Under Stove
Hamilton Ohio coroners office ruled that 76 year old Frances Rettig died of exposure after being found under a stove in her home. He noted she had crawled under the appliance to keep warm and had likely been dead about three weeks.
Railroaders Train to Columbus for State Final
Corning's Perry County town of 1500 goes wild as the Railroaders advance to the state finals in Columbus. Mayor Frazure confirms a 10-coach NYC special leaves Friday at nine and returns six, with townwide holiday and shops closing, as fans rally behind the team.
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Columbus
Persh Rohrer Corning
Perry County
Sam _ Frazure
Sunday Creek
Columbiana
Garrison
Corning
Columbus Rosary
Athens
Frazure
Pat Clifford
NYC
URW Strike to Affect Car Industry
Akron reports a Sunday midnight strike against the four major rubber makers Goodrich Firestone Goodyear and U S Rubber will halt supplies of over 200 vital rubber items beyond tires including caskets hose spring snubbers fan belts and motor vibration blocks The auto industry lacks inventory to stay in operation due to restricted tire stocks and in transit needs amid government limits.
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Akron
Goodrich
Firestone
Goodyear
U. S
America
Ohio bill seeks probe of communism in schools
Sen. I. E. Baker of Montgomery introduced a bill to form a nine member commission including three senators and three representatives plus gubernatorial appointees to investigate alleged un American activities in all Ohio schools colleges and universities. The panel could subpoena witnesses and records and cooperate with the federal committee on un American activities.
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Columbus
I. E. Baker
Montgomery
Ohio
Baker
Congressional Committee On UN
Buxton, Johns Town Bank President, Dies in Columbus
Norman G. Buxton aged 75, longtime president of the Johns town Bank in Ohio, died yesterday at University Hospital in Columbus.
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Columbus
Norman G. Buxton
Johnstown, Ohio
University Hospital
Taft criticized for housing stance in SAM SIMMONS remark
SAM SIMMONS argues Robert A. Taft should not be considered a Republican president candidate. He cites Taft's claim that government should not provide housing and that private industry must supply for low income groups. The piece contrasts this with FDR era demagoguery and warns against eroding governance.
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Robert A. Taft
Republican Party
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Taft
Navy man appointed on science dean
Capt. E. J. Taylor Jr. U S Navy (Ret) named dean of Ohio University College of Applied Science and will join faculty April 1. A 1924 Annapolis graduate and postgrad at Columbia, he served 23 years at sea including command posts and staff roles in battleships and cruisers. He led efforts in campaigns from Guadalcanal to Leyte Gulf and took part in Iwo Jima Okinawa and Japan’s surrender.
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E. J. Taylor, Jr
U.S. Navy
Ohio University
College of Applied Science
John C. Baker
Taylor
Ohio U
Bismarck
N. D
Capt. Taylor
A. H. Armbruster
College of Commerce
Applied Science
W. W. Young
Army
Col. Young
Baker
Capt
Navy
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Columbia University
New York
Ninth Naval District
Chicago
Arizona
Mississippi
Alabama
South Dakota
Gilbert, Marshall, Caroline
Marianas Islands
Philippine Sea
Leyte Gulf
Cruiser Division Five
Iwo Jima
Okinawa
Ominato
Japan
Dean
Plane Seeds Mine Lands in Eastern Ohio by Air
Seed sowing by plane on over 1000 acres of strip mined lands begins in eastern Ohio. The Ohio Reclamation Association says about 800 acres will be seeded for Hanna Coal in Harrison and Belmont counties, while Jefferson Company at Betsy Mine in Jefferson County seeds 200 acres as a preliminary cover for trees.
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ST. Clairsville
Ohio
Ohio Reclamation Association
Hanna Coal Company
Harrison
Belmont
Jefferson Company of North American Coal Corp
Betsy Mine
Jefferson County
Founder May Rebuild Defunct Aviation Firm
Cleveland report notes Taylorcraft Aviation Corp. founder C. G. Taylor may help revive the light aircraft maker. The sale of the firm's trade name goodwill jigs and dies for 65 000 dollars under bankruptcy trustees could trigger a rebirth with former affiliates, including Taylor.
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Cleveland
Taylorcraft Aviation Corp
Alliance, C
Taylorcraft
Good Will
Taylorcraft Aviation
C. G. Taylor
Dover craftsman Moon Ey Warther honored at banquet
Ernest Moon ey Warther, famed for ebony and ivory locomotive carvings praised by the Smithsonian, will be honored at the Dover chamber of commerce banquet on April 7.
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DOVER
Ernest (Mooney) Warther
Smithsonian Institute
Dover Chamber of Commerce
Pupils Strike To Have Court Hearing In Cincinnati
In Cincinnati the North College Hill school strike over the superintendent contract moves to common pleas court. Judge Thomas H. Morrow will hear a suit filed by local residents seeking to restrain the board from opening the superintendent position for candidates after the board voted to terminate the contract. The strike followed a 3 to 2 vote to not renew Dr. William A. Cook's contract, amid claims tied to local church and student matters.
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Cincinnati
North College Hill
Board of Education
Common Pleas Court
Thomas H. Morrow
Education Board
William A. Cook
Walter Hughes
Hughes
Embargo on Freight Put in Effect in Cleveland
A voluntary embargo on freight shipments not in carload lots is now in effect in Cleveland. Major railroads imposed the restriction last night because terminals were flooded with freight amid a boxcar shortage.
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Cleveland
VA Inquiry Suggests Crile Limit Crile Hospital Admissions
A Veterans Administration Investigating Committee recommended Crile Hospital Cleveland limit psychiatric admissions to those needing immediate and urgent treatment. It upheld three charges against administrator Maladministration claims by Dr. Alan B. Adam were partly sustained, with morale declines and staffing issues cited.
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Columbus
Crile Hospital
Cleveland
Special Veterans Administration
Alan B. Adam
Adam
Crile
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home
Sandusky
James DeLong
Marie Heaton
Thomas J. Herbert
DeLong
Atomic Power In Cities Seen
Notre Dame chemist Prof Milton Burton predicts a citywide atomic energy operation within five to ten years. Speaking to the Cleveland section of the American Chemical Society he said a federally subsidized municipal plant could power a city while handling sanitation water purification waste sterilization and production of new products.
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Cleveland
Milton Burton
Notre Dame University
American Chemical Society
Legion Show Set for Georgetown Ohio June Dates
The American Legion announces its annual carni val and horse show will be staged at the Brown County Fairgrounds in Georgetown on June 5 6 and 7.
Solons Study Greek Turkish Aid Program
Moscow reports Deputies of the Four-Power Foreign Ministers agreed that allied belligerents and former enemy states may voice views on the German treaty. Moscow trends toward an anti-Soviet line as US Greece Turkey aid plans raise questions about Moscow conference and postwar policy. House Foreign Affairs Committee opens Greece Turkey aid scrutiny with Under Secretary Acheson as first witness to discuss world impact and strategic stakes.
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Moscow
Geremany
Truman
United States
Germany
V. M. Molotov
U. S
George C. Marshall
Council of Foreign Ministers
Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Greece
Turkey
Britain
Europe
Dean Acheson
Dardaenelles
Patterson
Navy
Forrestal
Acheson
Moscow Conference of Foreign Ministers
Boredom Proclaimed Enemy of Longevity at 103
Mrs. Kate Miller Stanbery of McConnelsville Morgan County celebrates her 103rd birthday while sharing a yearly creed that boredom shortens life. She has lived in the community since birth and maintains that avoiding boredom keeps one youthful.
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Mcconnelsville
Kate Miller Stanbery
Morgan County
Youth and Girl Die in Car From Poison Gas
Joseph Hufnagel aged 24 and Bernice Iona Queen aged 22 were found dead in a car in a Cincinnati garage. Police say monoxide poisoning caused their deaths possibly several days earlier. Queen was from Wheelersburg Ohio. Captain George Schattle stated the investigation continues.
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Cincinnati
Joseph Hufenagel
Bernice Iona Queen
Wheelersburg
Ohio
Hufnagel
George Schattle
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Floyd Brown
Sam Simmons
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