Stettinius And Truman To Confer On War End Crises
Secretary of State Stettinius leaves the United Nations Conference to confer with President Truman in Washington on European war end issues. Delegation leadership shifts to Senators Connolly and Vandenberg as talks move toward an early conclusion with plans for peace machinery and Allied cooperation.
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John M. Hightower
San Francisco
Stettinius
Washington
Truman
Europe
Molotov
Eden
Bidault
Padilla
Mexico
Gonnélly
D-Tex
Vandeberg
Rijs Fen
Holland
Prissiery
Berlin
Russia
Britain
United’ ‘States
Iruman
Stalin
Churchill
Vaccination of Ohio Dogs May Be Required 4 at 1
Columbus report on Ohio rabies epidemic prompts new control measures. Health Director Roger Heering declares vaccination of all dogs mandatory to curb spread and protect public health.
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Ohio
Columbus
Roger Heering
Bacall Bogart Start Back to Hollywood
Lauren Bacall and Humphrey Bogart began their return to Hollywood after a brief wedding night. The couple, now Mr and Mrs Bogart, face pending bills in both houses of the legislature and must address a rabies inoculation law for dogs at Malabar Farm. Dr Mary Lantz Austin, age 78, longtime staff at the Ohio Hospital for Epileptics, died in Gallipolis.
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Mansfield
Ami—Lauren
Bacall
Humphrey Bogert
Heering
Hollywood
Bogart
Louis Bromfield
Malabar Farm
Gallipolis
Mary Lantz Austin
Ohio Hospital
Glenn Glenn Funeral Services Held Friday in Nelsonville
Juliet Lochary Glenn age 56 wife of Wallace F.E. Glenn master for the Chesapeake Railroad died early today at Holzer Hospital Gallipolis after kidney illness. She was active in Church of the Epiphany and local social circles, came from Pomeroy on marriage twenty years ago, taught in Pomeroy Schools, and was a Grace Episcopal Church member. Services will be held Friday at 3 p.m. in Pomeroy with interment Beech Grove Cemetery. Body to home of her brother in Pomeroy. Survived by husband two sisters Helen Lochary Columbus and Elizabeth Chase Portland Maine one brother Patrick Lochary Pomeroy three nephews John L. Chase US Army in Germany James Lochary and Charles Lochary Pomeroy.
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Nelsonville
Mrrs
Juliet Lochary
Glenn
Wallace FE
Chesapeake Railroad
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Church of the Epiphany
Episcopal
Pomeroy
John Lochary
Mary Downie Lochary
Grace Episcopal Church of
Beech Grove
Helen Lochary
Columbus
Elizabeth Chase
Portland
Maine
Patrick Lochary
John L. Chase
U.S. Army
Germany
James and
Charles Lochary
McArthur Boy Burned To Death In Playhouse
Merrill Ross age five son of Mr and Mrs James Ross died in a fire in his playhouse yesterday. The tragedy occurred in McArthur as authorities investigate the cause and circumstances of the fatal blaze.
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McArthur
Merrill Ross
James Ross
Lead articles ban eased by War Production Board
Washington proposed lifting the prohibition on selling costume jewelry novelties and toys made of lead while keeping the ban on manufacturing non essential items containing lead.
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Washington
War Production Board
Nevada Six Week Divorces Upheld as Invalid
The Supreme Court upheld a fourth Carolina ruling that a Nevada six week divorce was invalid due to lack of bona fide residence. Justice Frankfurter wrote the majority opinion, while Justice Black dissented, warning the ruling could affect many divorced individuals nationwide.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Fourth Carolina Supreme Court
Nevada
Frankfurter
Black
United
Dissolution of Coalition Regime Seen in Britain
The Associated Press reports Prime Minister Churchill is likely to ask King George VI to dissolve Parliament, ending Britain’s wartime coalition and setting a first postwar general election for early July. Tension eases over Yugoslav occupation in Northeastern Italy as Tito withdraws forces, signaling a possible peaceful, temporary settlement and progress toward a postwar conference with Italy and the Allies.
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Associated Press
Churchill
George VI
Britain
Labor Party
Europe
London
America
Truman
Marshal Statin
Italy
Austria
Tito
Trieste
Adriatic
Moscow
British
Foreign Office
Harold Alexander
Mediterranean
Borba
S. E
Yugoslavia
Release Nazi Prisoners for Reconstruction Efforts
Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force in Paris announced that select groups of German prisoners are to be discharged to return to farms and factories to aid reconstruction and Allied occupation efforts.
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Supreme Headquarters
Allied Expeditionary Force
Paris
Allied Headquarters
New Czech Army To Be Organized by Russians
The Czechoslovak news bureau reports that a new Czechoslovak army will be trained and equipped by Russia. It will be formed around the Czechoslovak army group created in Russia during the Geese occupation of the homeland.
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London
UFI
Tolnight
Russia
Readjustment concerns for returning servicemen in Cleveland
Col Robert L Bacon of the 397th Regiment says wives face readjustment more than their husbands. He notes husbands returning from the Ninth Army may adapt easily, while wives must adjust to changed routines and new household dynamics after wartime service and jobs.
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Cleveland
Robert L. Bacon
397Th
Ninth Army
Bacon
Navy
W. P. Bacon
Inspector of Naval Material
First Army Heading for Pacific Front
The American First Army of about 150 000 men once key to the Allied push through France Belgium and Germany is redeploying to the Pacific. Units slated to fight Japan will be drawn from veteran formations and personnel, with furloughs granted as travel proceeds.
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Washington
Siegfried Line
Courtney H. Hodges
United States
War Department
Pacific
France
Belgium
Germany
Paris
Japan
J H Ges
First Army
Million Tons Less Sugar Predicted for This Year
Washington AP report says households will face a smaller sugar allotment than last year as a proposed program would cap per person monthly sugar at pounds. The committee urges reevaluation of allocations to liberated countries and neutrals in light of current supply and production, noting Britain's stockpile remained high while U.S. reserves are low. It criticizes rationing by OPA and warns of possible overdraws on sugar stocks again.
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Washington
The
Aate
Britain
U.S
OPA
WFA
War Food Admin removes 300 pound hog weight limit
Washington input notes the War Food Administration ends the 300 pound top limit for hogs eligible for support prices. Prices will be supported at $13.45 per hundredweight for all good and choice barrow and gilt hogs including nearly all market hogs, regardless of weight. WFA expects heavier hogs will be fed to boost pork and lard supplies.
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Washington
War Food Administration
WFA
68 000 Will Be Spent on Conservation
The Ohio State Conservation and Natural Resources commission approved a 68,000 budget for conservation projects July 1 1945 to June 30 1946. Plans include raccoon and squirrel population boosts and quail study areas 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
Ohio corn crop planting under five percent reported
Agriculture Director John M Hodson said less than five per cent of Ohio corn has been planted and at least three fourths should be in the ground by now. He noted farmers have plowed about sixty per cent of fields due to late good farming weather.
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Calumsus
Ohio
John M. Hodson
Steubenville Prepares For Bishop Massie Installation
Steubenville, Ohio, readies to welcome the bishop-elect of the new Diocese of Steubenville. The Most Rev. John H.K. Massie, former Cincinnati Archdiocese chancellor, will be installed tomorrow at Holy Name Cathedral with ceremonial rites.
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Steubenville
Ohio River City
John HK. Massie
Cincinnati
Holy Name Cathedral
Truman Says Aid System To Be Continued
President Truman's 19th lend-lease report to Congress cites nearly 40 billion dollars in food and goods sent to Allies in World War I era terms. It says reconversion plans among the United States, Britain and Canada will be coordinated to share war production burdens while keeping vital supplies flowing to Japan victory efforts. The report lists total lend-lease aid to all Allies at about 38.97 billion with Russia at 8.41 billion. Britain receives 12.78 billion and other regions share the remainder.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
United States
Germany
Britain
Canada
Japan
Russia
Europe
North Africa
China
lAtvica
Middle East
Mediterranean
India
Australia
New Zealand
Latin America
Countries
Sidetrack Action on Approved School Bill
The House Rules Committee sidetracked action on the senate approved Daniels Cramer school bill this week. Speaker Jackson Betts said it would not reach the floor before next week. Senator Albert L. Daniels chairman of the Senate Finance Committee said no hearings would be held this week on the $391 499 969 biennial appropriation bill passed by the House last week.
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House
Jackson Betts
Albert L. Daniels
Highland
Senate Finance Committee
Washing Machines May Be Available This Year
Washington reports the War Production Board lifted restrictions on automobile parts and announced plans for 700,000 household washing machines this year along with expanded repair and replacement parts for cars and trucks.
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Washington
War Production Board
Soldiers Hurt In Rail Mishap Near Piqua
At least three Ohio soldiers were among 24 overseas veterans injured yesterday when a troop train derailed eight cars near downtown Piqua. Three Pullman Company employees were hurt. Injured include Cpl. Henry Miller Frank, Pvt. Harrison Lacy, and Pvt. Joseph Leach. About 400 soldiers were aboard en route to Camp Atterbury Indiana Jefferson Barracks Missouri and Fort Bliss Texas with furloughs planned on arrival.
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Piqua—I
Ohio
Piqua
Pullman Company
Patterson Field
Dayton
Henry Miller
Frank
Fort
Harrison Lacy
Dresden
Joseph Leach
Jackson
John B. Mitchell
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Jefferson Barracks
Fort Bliss
Texas
Safety Director Job To Be Abolished June 1
The 44,000 a year Safety Director post in the State Highway Department, held by Perry Van Schoik of Columbus, will be abolished June 1. Highway Director Perry T. Ford informed Gov. Lausche. Van Schoik, recently appointed, was removed after it was learned he had ties to a dog race track and had previously worked for State Auditor Ferguson.
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Columbus
State Highway Department
Perry van Schoik
Perry T. Ford
Frank J. Lausche
van Schoik
van Scheik
Joseph I. Ferguson
Ohio Flood Control Gets 44000 Allocation
The House approved an emergency flood control program authorizing 44000 for Ohio River levee work. Funds will replace and strengthen levees damaged by recent floods.
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Washington
House
Ohio River
Bill Would Prohibit Entertainment And Food in Liquor Establishments
Ohio lawmakers debated a proposal to replace multiple liquor licenses with a single $1,000 permit that would bar entertainment and food sales in venues selling liquor. Backers argue it could revive saloon-era restrictions, while opponents warn it would force hotels and restaurants to cease liquor service. The proposal drew testimony from union hotel and liquor groups, with a committee postponing action to a later hearing.
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Ohio
Shurtz
Jowrey
Orion Hotels Association
Bis Organisation
Mowrey
Norman Parr
Buckeye Retail Liquor Dealers Association
Nip Bombers Damage Five U S Vessels In Okinawa Clash
Japanese suicide squads bombed and attacked Sugar Loaf on Okinawa amid heavy phosphorescent smoke as U S Marines repulsed waves of attackers. Allied forces report small gains in another fighting day with decisive Marine defense by the Sixth Division Devildogs who hold the crest for the eleventh time.
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Sugar Loaf
Okinawa Island Hill
Pacific
Sback
U. S
Naha
U.S
Okinawa
Tokyo
Nimitz
Puget Sound Navy
Mindanao
Philippines
Mon
Malaybalay
Susa
Davao
Davao Gulf
43Rd
Ipo Dam
Manila
Luzon
Tarakan
Wewak
New Guinea
Berme
Formosa
Fleet Air Wing One
Nouth
Japan
Reducing China Split Seen If Unification Fails
Congressman Mansfield warned that Russia may join the war against Japan and China could be divided if unification is not achieved soon. He suggested U.S. strategy might shift toward direct attack on Japan if China remains split, amid Okinawa and Pacific actions including air and sea engagements and Formosa bombardments.
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Washington
Mansfield
D-Ment
Russia
Japan
House
China
Roosevelt
India-Burma-China
Chins
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Horace” T. Pentecost
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Pacific Front
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White House
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Jake William Lindsey
Lucedale
Miss
New York
Washington, D. C
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Cradle of Sumit
George G. Shurtz
Cashacton
Senate Liquor Control Committee
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Pettison
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Bainbridge
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