Stettinius And Truman To Confer In Washington
Secretary of State Stettinius leaves the United Nations Conference to confer with President Truman on war end crises in Europe. He departs ahead of other leaders, while the American delegation leadership shifts to Senators Connally and Vandenberg as talks edge toward a June finish.
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John M. Hightower
San Francisco
Stettinius
Washington
Truman
Europe
Molotov
Eden
Bidault
Padilla
Mexico
Connally
D-Tex
Vandeberg
Cr-Mich
Rijsgen
Holland
Ohio Proposes Dog Vaccination to Curb Rabies
Columbus health officials urge a stringent rabies control measure requiring vaccination of all dogs. Health Director Roger Heering announced the plan amid an expanding outbreak in Ohio.
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Columbus
Ohio
Roger Heering
Bacall and Bogart Return to Hollywood Marriage
Lauren Bacall and Humphrey Bogart, now Mr and Mrs, began their move back to Hollywood today. The couple, 45 and 20 years old respectively, wed in a simple ceremony. The article notes pending bills about dog rabies inoculation and mentions Louis Bromfield’s Malabar Farm. Dr Mary Lantz Austin, aged 78, died at Gallipolis after 49 years with Ohio Hospital for Epileptics.
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Mansfield
tLauren Pascall
Humphrey Bogart
Heering
Hollywood
Bogart
Louis Bromfield
Malabar Farm
Gallipolis
Mary Lantz Austin
Ohio Hospital
Glenn Glenn Funeral Services Friday in Nelsonville
Julia Lochary Glenn 56 wife of Wallace E Glenn of 225 Kenther St Nelsonville died early today at Holzer Hospital Gallipolis after a kidney ailment. A Church of the Epiphany member and Pomeroy Schoolteacher, she came to Nelsonville at marriage 20 years ago. Services Friday at Grace Episcopal Pomeroy with burial Beech Grove Cemetery. Body to brother’s home in Pomeroy. Survived by husband two sisters a brother and three nephews.
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Specia
Julia Lochary Glenn
Wallace E
Kenther St
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Holzer
Gallipolis
Glenn
Church of the Epiphany
Episcopal
Pomeroy
John Lochary
Mary Downie Lochary
Grace Episcopal Church of
Beech Arove
Halen Lochary
Columbus
Elizabeth Chase
Portland
Maine
Patrick Lochary
Forneroy
John L. Chase
U.S. Army
Germany
James and
Charles Lochary
Boy Burned to Death in Playhouse at McArthur
Five year old Merrill Ross son of Mr and Mrs James Ross died in a playhouse fire yesterday in McArthur. The tragedy prompted local authorities to investigate the incident and neighbors to offer condolences.
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McArthur
Playhouse
Merrill Ross
James Ross
War Board lifts sale ban on lead items like jewelry
Washington action by the War Production Board lifts the prohibition on selling costume jewelry novelties and toys made of lead. The ban on manufacturing nonessential items containing lead remains in effect.
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Washington
War Production Board
Nevada six week divorces invalid upheld
Washington reports the Supreme Court upheld a North Carolina ruling that a Nevada six week divorce was invalid due to lack of bona fide residence in Nevada. Justice Frankfurter delivered the majority opinion. Justice Black dissented, warning the decision could cast a cloud over many divorced persons in the United States.
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Washington
Supreme Court
North Carolina
Nevada
Frankfurter
Justice Black
Dissolution of Coalition Regime Seen
The Associated Press reports Prime Minister Churchill expected to ask King George VI to dissolve Parliament and trigger Britain’s first general election in 19 years after the Labour Party withdrew from the coalition. A July 5 election date is anticipated if Churchill acts by Thursday.
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Associated Press
Churchill
George VI
Britain
Labor Party
Europe
London
Wil Pai
America
Jie
Truman
Marshal Stalin
Release Nazi Prisoners To Aid Reconstruction
Allied authorities in Paris announced the release of selected German prisoners to return to farms and factories to support reconstruction and aid the Allied occupation efforts.
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Supreme Headquarters
Allied Expeditionary Force
Paris
Vic
Allied Headquarters
New Czech Army To Be Organized by Russians
London reporting the Czechoslovak news bureau says a new Czechoslovak army will be trained and equipped by the Russians. The force will be built around the Czechoslovak army group formed in Russia during the German occupation.
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London
Russia
Readjustment Cleveland Brings Focus On Wives Not Soldiers
Col. Robert L. Bacon of the 387th Regiment argues returning servicemen largely adjust well while wives face the real challenge. He notes wives' new surroundings, possible work, and shifting control at home, dismissing fears of widespread readjustment problems among veterans.
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Cleveland
Robert L. Bacon
387Th
Ninth Army
Bacon
Navy
W. P. Bacon
Inspector of Naval
First Army Heads for Pacific Front from Europe
The 150000 strong First Army under Gen. Courtney Hodges is redeploying to the Pacific after decisive action from D-Day to the fall of Germany. Troops will take 40 day furloughs here, with veteran units dispatched to Japan while some divisions may differ from those in Europe.
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Courtney H. Hodges
United States
War Department
Pacific
France
Belgium
Germany
Paris
Japan
Hodges
First Army
Sugar Shortage Forecast Prompts Urgent Administrative Calls
A wartime committee warns households face a drastic sugar shortfall this year with five pounds per person for four months. It urges immediate establishment of a single food administrator to coordinate rationing and reexamine allocations to liberated countries in light of current stocks and production figures.
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Washington
jProgram
Britain
OPA
WFA
Lower Weight Limit on Hogs
The WFA removed the 300 pound top limit on hogs for which support prices apply. Prices are fixed at 14 dollars per hundredweight, Chicago basis, for all good and choice barrow and gilt butcher hogs regardless of weight. The change aims to encourage feeding heavier hogs and boosts pork and lard supplies through September 1, 1946.
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Washington
Wari! Food Administration
Chicago
WFA
$68,000 Will Be Spent on Conservation
The State Conservation and Natural Resources commission approved spending 568,000 for conservation projects from July 1 to June 30, 1946. The plan calls placing game wardens on civilian service and statewide operation, with a focus on raccoon and squirrel population increases, wildlife production areas, and quail population studies in Guernsey, Athens, Jackson, Highland, Union, and Wayne Counties.
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Columbus
State Conservation and Natural Resources Commission
Don Waters
Put-In-Bay
Waters
State Department
Guernsey
Athens
Jackson
Highland
Union
Wayne
Ohio corn crop planting lag slows farm activity
Columbus report shows less than five per cent of Ohio's corn crop planted. Agriculture Director John M Hodson says at least three fourths should be in ground by now, but late weather has kept farmers from plowing about 60 percent of the ground that should be broken.
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Ohio
Columbus
John M. Hodson
Steubenville to Install Bishop Massie Tomorrow
Steubenville moves to welcome Most Rev John K Massie bishop elect of the new Diocese of Steubenville. Massie formerly chancellor of the Cincinnati Archdiocese will be enthroned at Holy Name Cathedral with ceremonial rites.
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Steubenville
Ohio River City
John K. Massie
Cincinnati
Pantaledi
Holy Name Cathedral
Truman Says Aid System To Be Continued
President Truman reports on lend-lease through March 31 detailing nearly 40 billion dollars of wartime exports to Allies, with plans for coordinated reconversion in the United States Britain and Canada to share industrial capacity against Japan. The aid program will continue as a military necessity until total victory, while Russia is not discussed for future lend-lease. Total lend-lease to all Allies was about 38.97 billion dollars, with Britain, Africa and the Middle East, China and India, Australia and New Zealand, Latin America and other nations receiving specified shares. actual exports were 29.32 billion dollars.
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Charles de Gaulle
France
Poland
Austria
Stettinius
Hhe
Yalta
Dumbarton Oaks
World Security Council
United States
Russia
Britain
China
Australia
Pacific
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Congress
Germany
Canada
Japan
Europe
North
Africa
Middle East
Mediterranean Area
India
New Zealand
Latin America
Sasa Wurdrome
Davao
Davao Gulf
Ipo Dam
Manila
Luzon Island
Tarakan
Wewak
New Guinea
Berema
Formosa
Keelung Harbor
MacArthur
Fleet Air Wing One
Okinawa
Sidetrack Action Delays School Bill Passage in Ohio House
In Columbus the House Rules Committee sidetracked action on the approved Daniels-Cramer school bill, with Speaker Jackson Betts stating it would not reach the floor before next week. Senator Albert L. Daniels said no hearings will occur this week on the $291,499,969 biennial appropriation bill which the House had passed last week.
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Columbus
House Rules Committee
Jackson Betts
Iloor
Albert L. Daniels
R-Highland
Senate Finance Committee
House
Washing Machines to Be Sold This Year with Auto Parts Rise
The War Production Board lifted all restrictions on automobile part manufacture and announced plans for 700,000 household washing machines this year. A substantial increase in repair and replacement parts for cars and trucks is also expected, supporting broader consumer availability.
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Washington
War Production Board
Soldiers Hurt In Rail Mishap Near Piqua
At least three Ohio soldiers among 24 overseas Veterans injured in a derailment of eight troop train cars near downtown Piqua. Three Pullman Company workers also hurt. Public relations office at Patterson Field listed Cpl. Henry Miller Fort Frank Pvt. Harrison Lacy Dyes Jen Pvt. Joseph Leach Jackson and Capt. John B. Mitchell said 400 soldiers were aboard en route to Camp Atterbury Indiana Jefferson Barracks Missouri and Fort Bliss Texas for furloughs.
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PIQUA
Ohio
Pullman Company
Patterson Field
Dayton
Henry Miller
Frank‘fort
Harrison Lacy
Dyes
Jen
Joseph Leach
Jackson
John B. Mitchell
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Jefferson Barracks
Fort Bliss
Texas
Safety Director Job To Be Abolished June 1
The $4,000-a-year safety director post in the State Highway Department, held by Perry Van Schoik of Columbus, will be abolished June 1. Governor Lauss che ordered removal after learning Van Schoik had past connections with a race track. he had also been employed by State Auditor Ferguson.
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Columbus
State
Highway Department
Perry van Schoik
Ferry T. Ford
Frank J. Laussche
van Schoik
Joseph T. Ferguson
Ohio Flood Control Funds Authorized For Levee Repairs
Washington VPI reports the House approved an emergency flood control program along the Ohio River basis, allocating 44 090 dollars to replace and strengthen levees damaged by recent floods.
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Washington
VPI
House
Alul
Ohio River
Bill Would Prohibit Entertainment And Food in Liquor Establishments
A Columbus bill to restrict liquor sales and ban entertainment and food service in liquor establishments drew debate. Senator George G. Shurtz said the measure, opposed by industry groups, would raise taxes and threaten hotels and restaurants. The liquor committee postponed action for further hearings.
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Columbus
Saloon League
Ohio
George G. Shurtz
Coshocton
Senate Liquor Control Committee
Shurtz
H. Mowrey
Ohio Hotgix Assoration
Mowrey
Norman Parr
Buckeye Retail Liquor Dealers Association
Nip Bombers Damage Five U S Vessels
Allied reports describe Japanese air and sea attacks around Okinawa as U S forces sustain a costly frontline fight. A full assault near Sugar Loaf crest yields heavy casualties for the attackers while Sixth Division Marines claim the hill after fierce fighting.
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Associated Press
Sugar Loaf
Okinawa Island
Pacific
Predicts Reds Will Hit Japs and China Split
Congressman Mansfield warned that a unified China is crucial to sustain war aims against Japan. He suggested disunity could force shifts from coastal beachheads to an assault on Japan, while fighting reports from Okinawa and Mindanao describe heavy naval air actions, territorial gains, and ongoing Allied pressure across the Pacific. Meat dealers in Ohio towns plan petitions seeking congressional action on meat shortages.
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