Bidault Sees U S of Europe With Italy Trieste Move
Italian Premier De Gasperi and French Foreign Minister Bidault discussed a plan to restore Trieste to Italy as part of a broader move toward a United States of Europe. The proposal drew mixed reactions in Italy and abroad amid Cold War tensions and a widespread printers strike.
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Bidault
U. S. of Europe
Rome
Alcide de Gasperi
Georges Bidault
United States of Europe
de Gasperi
Italy
France
United States
Britain
Adriatic
Trieste
Washington
Russia
Yugoslavia
Moscow Radio
Soviet Union
Milan
Europe
Borba
Belgrade
U.S
Death Rides Road for Six
Six people died on Ohio highways as warm weather drew thousands on trips. Two Marion youths, Richard Eckert and Charles Tace, died when their car hit a bridge east of Kenton. Motorcyclists Leo Nick and Howard Anderson died separately near Columbus and Newark. Additional fatalities include Henry Placke in Cincinnati and Ruth Creswell in Mechanicsburg after a car collision.
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Columbus
Ohio
Marion
Richard Eckert
Charles Tace
Kenton
Jack Rubins
Leo C. Nick
Howard E. Anderson
New Philadelphia
Nick
Anderson
Newark
Henry Placke
Cincinnati
Ruth E. Creswell
New Carlisle
Spring Fork Creek
Mechanicsburg
Ohio AVC opposes UNIT and new draft
Ohio's Amer ican Veterans Committee opposes a new draft and universal military training. The group proposes improving enlistment appeal and progressiveness to meet armed forces needs. John Kahlert of Columbus was elected state chairman.
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Ohio
AVC
Akron
American Veterans Committee
John Kahlert
Columbus
Ashland Oil seeks permit for Ohio River marine terminal
Ashland Oil and Refining Co. of Ashland Kentucky applied for a permit to build a marine oil terminal at South Point Ohio. The plan includes mooring three barges along the right bank and laying three 10 inch pipelines in the river bank. Objections from river navigation standpoint will be accepted until March 29.
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Huntington
W. Va
Ashland Oil and Refining Co
Ashland
South Point
Ohio River
Minneapolis Teachers End Strike With Pay Boosts
The month-old Minneapolis public school teachers strike ends as a compromise on wages is agreed last night. Teachers return to classrooms today with permanent pay increases ranging from $20 to $40 a month.
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Minneapolis
Four Die in Rome Rail Crash North of City
Four people were killed and about 60 injured yesterday in a railway collision 65 miles north of Rome.
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Rome
Midwestern and Eastern Regions Hit by Severe Rain and Floods
Across Iowa Pennsylvania Vermont and New York heavy rain caused river overflows and evacuations. In Illinois sandbagging near Quincy protected 6000 acres of wheatland while torrential downpours and flash floods hit Warren Meadville Titusville and Union City Pennsylvanian towns. An ice jam in Rutland Vermont caused 75000 damage as Des Moines River flooding affected Ottumwa Eddyville and Tracy. A violent Oklahoma City tornado damaged Tinker Air Force Base with losses exceeding 15000000. The Pacific Northwest faced a gale and a missing plane sparked fears of eight deaths. The weather bureau noted ending rain in the upper Mississippi Valley with cooler weather ahead.
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Chicago
Midwest
Iowa
Pennsylvania
Vermont
New York
Quincy
Ill
Mississippi
Tinker Air Force Base
Oklahoma City
Warren
Bradford
Meadville
Titusville
Union City
East Creek
Rutland
Susquehanna River
Binghamton
N.Y
Black River
Lowville
Des Moines
Ottumwa
Eddyville
Tracy
Cleveland
Pacific Northwest
Mississippi Valley
Central Plains States
Torrential Rain Floods Cleveland Broadcasting Transit Disruptions
Heavy rainfall of 2.69 inches caused citywide floods in Cleveland with widespread power outages and transit disruption. Bridges inundated and Chagrin River areas evacuated as crews responded to rescues and a Fisher Body Plant transformer room damage forced closure.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Transit System
Chagrin River
Gates Mills
Lake Erie
Bratenahl
Strongsville
Fisher Body
Nine writers speak at capital university seminar
John V. Webb of The Athens Messenger and eight other editors and reporters from major Ohio papers spoke at the Ohio Newspaper Women's Association seminar at Capital University in Columbus. Carl D. Groat moderated. Mildred Mason chaired. other speakers included James Pope J F Cronin Robert Crater Paul Schrader Louis Seltzer C W Pettegrew Les Ealy Perry Morrison.
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John V. Webb
Athens Messenger
Ohio
Women's Association
Capital University
Columbus
Carl D. Groat
Cincinnati Post
Mildred Mason
Xenia Gazette
James Pope
Louisville Courier-Journal
J. F. Cronin
Cincinnati Enquirer
Robert Crater
Columbus Citizen
Paul A
Pomeroy Mayor Seeks Playground Meeting Tonight
Pomeroy Mayor D A Cana today announced a meeting of all persons interested in playgrounds and the swimming pool. The meeting will be held in the city hall tonight at 8 30 o clock. The mayor noted groups already working on two playgrounds and aims to organize these efforts.
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Pomeroy
D. A. Canaday
Mrs. Lusher Dies Sunday in Point Pleasant West Virginia
Mrs Essie Calder Lusher widow of Dr Orlando Worthington Lusher died at her Main Street home Sunday night She was a Patriot Ohio native and longtime resident of Ben Lomond West Virginia where Dr Lusher practiced She is survived by two daughters Misses George C Calhoun Cleveland and Mrs Robert Cudding New Orleans La Funeral services set for Tuesday 230 pm at Christ Episcopal Church with three ministers The burial will be in Mound Hill cemetery Gallipolis
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Point Pleasant
W. Va
Essie Calder Lusher
Patriot
Ohio
Orlando Worthington Lusher
Main St
Ben Lomond
Lusher
George C. Calhoun
Cleveland
Robert Cudding
New Orleans
Christ Episcopal Church
Frank T. Cady
Robert Finley Thomas
William Meade
Mound Hill Cemetery
Gallipolis
Truman Proclaims Pan American Day and Pan American Week
President Truman proclaims April 14 as Pan American Day and designates the week starting April 11 as Pan American Week, inviting observances nationwide by schools and groups.
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Washington
Truman
Soviet Pravda Calls Truman Speech Panic Policy
Pravda denounces President Truman as alarmed by US domestic woes and global democracy gains. The editorial accuses his congress address of anti Soviet scare tactics to divert attention from economic strain and urges universal military training and draft recall.
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Moscow
Pravdan
Truman
Congress
Communist Party
M. Marinin
Marinin
Finland
Labor Act Seen Club In Coal Walkout
Washington reports that federal officials promise court action to end the soft coal shutdown unless John L. Lewis orders United Mine Workers back to work. A Ching meeting aimed at settlement produced little progress as miners resist returning until forced. District 50 in Morgantown considers pension plans for nonmining members, says Delmar Ha gedorn.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine
Cyrus S. Ching
Lewis
Legal Club
Morgantown
W. Va
District 50
United Mine Workers
Delmar Hagedorn
House Group Debates $6.205 Billion Foreign Aid Bill
Washington officials discuss a $6.205 billion foreign aid bill aimed at fostering a European union. The House Rules Committee weighs procedure as Rep. Vorys predicts quick passage in both chambers amid Cold War concerns.
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Washington
United States of Europe
House Rules Committee
Congress
White House
Russia
China
Europe
House
Rules Committee
Rep. Vorys
Ohio
Senate
Vorys
Reserve Officers Call for President to Mobilize Reserves
Two reserve officer groups in Cleveland urge Congress to grant the president authority to mobilize reserve forces whenever he deems necessary. The Reserve Officers of Naval Service and the Naval Reserve Officers Association advocate a selective service act and express support for the Marshall Plan.
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Cleveland
Congress
Reserve Officers of Naval Service
Naval Reserve Officers Association
3 Dead 2 Wounded In Wild Sandusky Shooting Spree
Coroner James E. Walker ruled homicide and death by own action in a weekend shooting in Sandusky. John McGill 31 killed his wife Christine 25 and cousin Willie Dobbins 31 then wounded two others before taking his own life with the same revolver.
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Sandusky
James E. Walker
John McGill
Christine
Willie Dobbins
Father Rescues Infant From 30-Foot Well
An Atlanta father rescued his 20 month old daughter Patricia Ann Houze after she fell 30 feet into a deep well. He was lowered by rope and pulled her to safety, the infant remaining afloat until the救援.
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Atlanta
Patricia Ann Houze
Finns to Pay Reds in Helsinki Final Agreement Soon
A Finnish government spokesman said a final agreement on payment to Russia of German assets in Finland will be reached soon. The talks center on asset compensation and follow negotiations between Finland and Russia.
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Reds Helsinki
Russia
Finland
Parole Officers Begin Five Day Institute at Ohio State
A five day parole and probation officers training institute opened at Ohio State University in Columbus. The program gathers officers from across the state for instruction and discussion on corrections policy and field practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Iohio State University
Ohio farmers lose money by underusing pasture expert says
Ohio State agronomist D. R. Dodd says 90 percent of Ohio's 5.5 million pasture acres lack fertilization. He notes pasture and hay can replace much grain in dairy and meat production, yet farmers spend about 30 million dollars boosting corn and small grain yields while spending under 1 million to fertilize pasture. Cattle harvest pasture plus no power or labor costs, he adds.
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Columbus
Ohio
D. R. Dodd
Ohio State University Agricultural Agronomist
Dodd
Council to Air Czech Issue in Security Council
The Security Council resumes the Czechoslovak question amid demand for an investigation into Russia and the Feb 25 coup. Chile seeks testimony from Jan Papanek, the Czechoslovak anti- Communist envoy fired by Prague who insists he remains his country's delegate.
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Lake Success
Russia
Security Council
Chile
Jan Papanek
Czechoslovakia
New Prague
Papanek
Thunder Pony Survives Ravine Flight After Weekend Storm
Thunder, a black-and-white Shetland pony, nibbled apples after leaping from a garage during a weekend storm. A sudden gust uprooted the stall and hurled Thunder 60 feet into a ravine, but the pony remained unharmed and was found in the woodland area.
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Cleveland
Withdrawal by Soviet reps shocks Berlin talks
Moscow dispatch quoted by Pravda says the departure of Soviet representatives from Saturday's Allied Control Council meeting in Berlin caused unusual consternation and complete confusion among western representatives, according to Tass.
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Moscow
Allied Control Council
Berlin
Tass
Pravda
Queen Erika Undergoes Appendectomy in Athens
Queen Erika underwent an appendectomy in Athens today. The royal surgery proceeded without complication and she is expected to recover at once.
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Athens
Frederika
Closed Session Visualizes Draft and UMIT Debate
Senators pressed for data on cold war strategy in a closed session with Secretary Marshall and Secretary Forrestal. They weighed Truman’s draft revival and universal military training while Marshall faced questions on Berlin, Trieste, and Palestine. Taft urged details on national defenses amid calls for action against communism.
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Washington
Bridges
Armed Services Committee
Secretary of State
Marshall
Secretary of Defense
Forrestal
Truman
Capitol Hill
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
China
State Department
Berlin
Trieste
Italy
Palestine
Rent Bill Dispute Delays Conferees In Washington
House and Senate conferees began writing a rent control compromise with no side ready to yield. Key issue is local boards gaining final power to raise ceilings or lift controls. The current law expires in one week. Tobey predicts Senate stance will not bend.
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Washington
House
Senate
Conference
Tobey
Senate Banking Committee
War Crimes Tribunals Sentence 94 to Death in Yokohama
Ninety four Japanese have been sentenced to death by Yokohama war crimes tribunals over the past two years for torturing prisoners of war. Five have been hanged. Other executions for war crimes occurred in China the Philippines Southeast Asia and the Pacific Islands, with no tabulation available here.
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Yokohama
China
Philippines
Southeast Asia
Pacific Islands
Allies To Close Books On War Criminal List
The Allied War Crimes Commission plans to close its file on 40 000 accused. It reports 1 835 trials involving 5 944 persons with 1 567 sentenced to death 3 380 imprisoned 997 acquitted and about 34 000 missing or yet to be tried.
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London
Allied War Crimes Commission
Firefighters Overcome in Columbus Brewery Blaze
In Columbus fire at the old Columbus Brewery 49 firefighters were overcome. Odom the only one hospitalized with fair condition. Damage capped at 1010 dollars. The blaze started among 35000 beer cases in the basement of the building owned by August Wagner Breweries.
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Columbus
St. Louis
Odom
August Wagner Breweries, Inc
Samuel H. Zaager
Clarence W. Ogburn
Jewish State Formation Expected in Palestine
A Jewish state proclaimed by Vaad Leumi is anticipated in Palestine within days. David Ben Gurion and Abba Hillel Silver weigh in as the Jewish National Council prepares to declare a self defending state, with Tel Aviv named as provisional capital.
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Tel Aviv
Palestine
Vaad Leumi
Jewish National Council
David Ben Gurion
Jewish Agency For Palestine
New York City
Abba Hillel Silver
National Council
Informs Ants
Tax Cut Bill Passage Seen in Senate With High Hopes
The Republicans push a 4.8 billion dollar income tax cut as Senate balloting on the remaining amendments begins at 5 p.m. GOP leaders expect Democrats to join for a two thirds majority. opposition doubts veto override in both houses but Republicans stay hopeful.
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Washington
Senate
House
Truman
Unexplained Walkout Halts Beech Bottom Plant at Ohio Power
An unexplained walkout of regular workers left supervisory employees to run the Beech Bottom generating plant north of Wheeling West Virginia. The strike disrupted operations at the Ohio Power Company facility.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Beech Bottom
Ohio Power Co
Here
Insurance Rates Rise For Auto Protection
About half Ohio licensed auto insurers raised property damage protection rates today while bodily injury rates stayed the same. Companies cited boosts in accident frequency and repair costs, with the state planning a thorough study despite some filings being deemed not fully satisfactory. Property damage rates rose about 31 percent for private passenger cars and 14 percent for commercial cars, and a new under 25 private passenger car class was created with rates within five percent of business use.
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Columbus
National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters
State Division of Insurance
Imaterial
H. F. Perlet
Ohio
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