Four Russian Soldiers Bludgeon US Official to Death in Vienna
Irving Ross 38 an ECA official slain in his abandoned car in the Soviet Sector. Anna Sutkenina, Ross companion, said four Russian soldiers stopped them near South Railway Station and beat Ross with rifle butts when he resisted. Austrian police report severe injuries including a crushed skull and bayonet wounds.
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Vienna
Irving Ross
Economic Cooperation Administration
Anna Sutkenina
Ross
Miss Lutkenina
Kaiser Franz Josef Hospital
U. S. Army
Redtown Man Dies Crossing Route 13 In Accident
A 69 year old Redtown man Daniel J. McKinley was struck and killed by a car while crossing Route 13 near his home about 6 55 p m Saturday. Elbert Thomas Brewer 44 Glouster Route 3 was not held. Coroner Dr John H Elias ruled accidental death. Funeral set at C F Wallace Glouster Tuesday 2 30 p m Reverend Daniel E Teater officiating. Burial Glouster Cemetery. He is survived by his wife and three stepchildren plus several children and a half brother.
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Redtown
State Highway Patrol
Daniel J. McKinley
Elbert Thomas Brewer
Glouster
John H. Elias
McKinley
Iva Mae
Pauline Bescoe
Pomeroy
Ida Mae Sarbaugh
Barrowman
Tenn
Irene King
Betty Andrews
Hollister
Lucy
Elizabeth Ann
de Loris
Shirley McKinley
Wayne McKinley
Athens
C. F. Wallace
Daniel E. Teater
Glouster Cemetery
Lilienthal and Dunning To Speak on Atom
David Lilienthal head of the U S Atomic Energy Commission and Dr John R Dunning Columbia University scientific director will be honored at a Cincinnati dinner November 8 opening the Man and the Atom exhibit. Both will address the gathering.
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Cincinnati
David Lilienthal
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
John R. Dunning
Columbia University
Lilienthal
Dr. Dunning
Chiang Kai Shek Calls China to Fight On After Mukden Loss
Chiang Kai-shek told the Kuomintang central committee that China must accept defeat lessons and persevere. He warned not to surrender amid northeast reverses as Communist forces advance and Mukden remains under Red control. U S authorities urge citizens to prepare to evacuate North China. The navy guards Yingkin and Hulutao ports as exits for remaining national troops.
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Nanking
Chiang Kai-Shek
Mukden
Kuomintang Central Political Committee
China
Chiang
Manchuria
North China
U. S
Shanghai
Chungking
Yingkin
Hulutao
Auto Wreck Kills Marietta College Student
A Marietta College student died and five others were injured when their car rolled over in heavy fog three miles east of Marietta. Ralph W. Locke, 18, of St. Marys West Virginia, was killed. Charles Ballard, 21, of Belmont West Virginia, was in serious condition. Mary Lou Kennedy, 20, Ed J. Locke, 26, and Joseph Safety, 25, all of St. Marys, and John Hammett, 22, of Belmont escaped with minor injuries. The group was returning to classes after a weekend home when Hammett swerved to avoid an oncoming truck and left the road.
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Marietta
Marietta College
Here
Ralph W. Locke
St. Marys
W. Va
Charles Ballard
Belmont
Mary Lou Kennedy
Ed J. Locke
Joseph Safety
John Hammett
Hammett
State Highway Patrol
Auto titles stolen in courthouse theft in Ohio
Police statewide are alerted after 65 automobile titles were stolen from Highland County Clerk Harold D. Mason’s office over the weekend. Janitor Fred Goins found the courthouse door and Mason’s office door jimmied and reported the break-in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
Ohio
Highland County
Harold D. Mason
Fred Goins
Court House
Mason
Wreck Disrupts Phone Service In Point Pleasant
In Point Pleasant at 8 15 am Sunday a car driven by Woodrow Wilson Roberts 27 Huntington left US Route 33 striking a utility pole. Passenger Mariam Perry 42 also from Huntington was injured along with Roberts. They were treated for facial cuts at Holzer Hospital Gallipolis. Roberts was charged with reckless driving and awaits a hearing.
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Point Pleasant
Hartford
Woodrow Wilson Roberts
Huntington
Roberts
Mariam Perry
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
R. C. Dilly
Israelis Cross Into Lebanon Amid Offensive Claims
Israeli troops reportedly in full control of northern Palestine and UN observers say they crossed into Lebanon. Israel claimed a two day offensive cleared Arab forces from Galilee and pushed remnants of the liberation army across the border, while Beirut denied any Lebanese entry. A spokesman said all fronts are quiet.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Palestine
United Nations
Lebanon
Galilee
Arab ‘Liberation Army
Fawzi Pasha al Kaukji
Beirut
Ohio polls show governor race a toss up in state
Columbus AP pollsters say Ohio voters may swing either way between Republican Gov. Thomas J. Herbert and Democratic ex governor Frank J. Lausche. The survey also hints at a possible GOP sweep in the state with 25 electoral votes for Dewey and Warren, while Truman faces a different turnout dynamic.
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Columbus
Alben Barkley
Kentucky
Herbert-Lausche
Ohio
Dewey
Lausche
Secretary of State
Cincinnati
Progressive Party
Henry Wallace
Glen Taylor
Idaho
Dewey-Warren
Truman-Barkley
Oliver S. Loud
Progressives
John W. Bricker
Roosevelt
Bricker
Herbert
GOP
Romanians Admit Plot to Overthrow Government
Eleven Romanians pleaded guilty to conspiring with American and British representatives to topple the Romanian government. They pleaded for mercy as the court considers verdict due Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Romania
Deaths in Donora Smog Raise Health Alarm in Valley
In Donora Pennsylvania a deadly smog killed 20 elderly residents in 36 hours as fog and smoke choked the Monongahela valley. Chemists from the state and industry teams tested air near the zinc works of American Steel and Wire, as doctors treated 400 to 500 cases, fearing pneumonia after a toxic fog-bound crisis.
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Donora
Monngahela River
Charleroi-Monessen
Monongahela Memorial Hospitals
State Department of Health
Joseph Shilen
Industrial Hygiene Bureau
American Steel and Wire Co
U. S. Steel Corporation
Independent Hygiene Corp. of
Pittsburgh
Shilen
Donora Zinc Works
Themerican Steel and Wire Co
M. M
Neale
Rudolph Sechwerha
Donora Board of Health
I. Hope Alexander
Dr. Alexander
Alexander
Dope on U S Election frames Dewey and Truman as bankers choice
Belgrade newspaper Politika explained the U S presidential race to Yugoslavs in London. It claims the main difference is that one bloc of monopolists and Wall Street bankers backs Dewey while another backs Truman. It labels Truman as Morgan House candidate and Dewey as Chase National Bank linked.
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London
Belgrade
Politika
Wall Street
Dewey
Truman
Morgan House
Chase National Bank
Actress Mary Nolan Dies After Career of Fame and Scandal
Hollywood reports that Mary Nolan, known as Imogene Bubbles Wilson and later a film star, died at 42 in a three room bungalow. Born Mary Robertson in Louisville Kentucky, she rose to fame with the Ziegfeld Follies before later struggles and notoriety marked her career.
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Hollywood
Mary Nolan
Imogene
Bubbles) Wilson
New York
Ziegfield Follies
Mary Robertson
Louisville
Scandal
Bubbles Wilson
Student in Parked Car Is Killed by Gunman
A masked gunman shot 22 year old Carl Stevens Jr. of Carrollton, a Georgia Tech student, to death then tried to assault his companion as they sat in a parked car near an outlying district at about 9 30 p m Sheriff Kilgore reported The assailant was described as a Negro man
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Carrollton
Georgia Tech
B. B. Kilgore
Carl Stevens, Jr
Third Laughing Boy Held After Robbery
Cleveland police identified Edward Metro 35 of Cleveland as one of the three Laughing Boys who robbed the Sky Club at Brookfield Ohio last Oct 24. Metro and the other two members were part of a $500 robbery and are being held in Niles Ohio.
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Cleveland
Sky Club
Brookfield
Ohio
John W. Gilliland
Edward Metro
Niles
Ohio Veterans Urged To File for Bonuses
State Bonus Director Chester W. Goble urged eligible Ohio veterans to file for their bonuses at once. He noted only current claims and those needing extra information remain active. The filing deadline is June 30, 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
Chester W. Goble
Driver Charged in Elyria Fatal Car Crash
Lee Reed, 65, died from injuries sustained in an automobile accident yesterday. Albert Latzo, 30, faces a second degree manslaughter charge in connection with the crash.
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Elyria
Lee Reed
Albert Latzo
Uphill Race Nears Close For Truman
The 1948 U.S. presidential race nears its end as Truman and Dewey head to voters. Voters will decide Congress and the Senate amid weather and turnout forecasts. Wallace says Roosevelt planned a third party if he could not "clean house" in the Democratic Party. Dewey rests at Pawling before voting. Truman returns to Independence. Senate fights 32 seats. 11 pivotal states may hint at a 48 48 tie. Dewey and Truman speak on radio tonight with joint programs across networks.
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Harry S. Truman
Thomas Edmund Dewey
White House
Congress
Senate
New York
Henry A. Wallace
Roosevelt
Wallace
Rexford Guy Tugwell
Europe
China
Dewey
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Truman
Pawling
N.Y
Independence
NBC
ABC
CBS
MBS
Dean Extradition Sought Again in Slaying Case
Columbus County Prosecutor Ralph J. Bartlett submitted a new extradition request to Gov. Clarence Meadows of West Virginia for Homer Jack Dean. Dean, 37, a former Columbus bartender, is charged with first degree murder in the Dec 10 1947 death of Elmo C. Rice and is serving a life term as a habitual criminal in Mountsville West Virginia.
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Columbus
Ralph J. Bartlett
Clarence Meadows
West Virginia
Homer Jack Dean
Dean
Elmo C. Rice
Mountsville
W. Va
Truman Names Printer to Labor Post
President Truman selected a printer from the union to fill a top Labor Department role. Wright, 45, has been a longtime editor on various newspapers and an official of the national Typographers union.
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Washington
Truman
Labor Department
White House
Wright
National Typographe
Opernews- Inter
Laurelville Area Wreck Fatal to Youth Passenger
A Saturday night crash near Laurelville ends in the death of 19 year old Harold Luther, the passenger in a vehicle overturned on a cupre relville area road. Details remain fragmentary as investigators sort through the wreckage.
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Laurelville Area
Logan
Cuprerelville
Harold Luther
Truman Dewey State Farm Support Stands
Gallipolis reports reveal the farm price support positions of President Truman and Gov. Dewey as discussed with Ohio Grange members. Fichter read telegrams from both campaigns urging clear stance on support levels and parity. Dewey asserts Congress acts to back farmers. Truman asks for specific levels near parity to protect producers and consumers.
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Gallipolis
Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
Ohio State Grange
Joseph W. Fichter
Fichter
Ohio
Grange
Washington School Auditorium
Dewey
Eightieth Congress
E. C. Foster
State of
New York
Fightieth Congress
Republican Party
Ohio legislature faces cuts as population shifts undercuts GOP majority
As Ohio voters head to the polls, representation changes will shrink the 1949-50 legislature to 135 House members and 33 senators, down from 139 and 36. Republicans hold many unopposed seats and expect Speaker O’Neill to win again, with Republican leadership likely to return.
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Columbus
Ohio
GOP
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Albert L. Daniels
Greenfield
C. Stanley Mechem
Nelsonville
George C. Davis
Wauseon
Garland E. Elliott
Gallia
O. O. Paterson
Meigs
Kenneth Beckwith
Morgan
Paul Hinkle
Mercer
Roy E. Harmony
Shelby
C. William O'Neill
Washington County
Frank E. Whittemore
Akron
Tom W. Jones
Middleport
Meigs County
Bricker Promises GOP Gov and Legislature in Ohio
Senator John Bricker told Athens audiences that Governor Herbert kept his word on tax reductions and praised public schools while accusing Lausche of breaking promises. He urged a Republican win to balance state and national leadership and noted a forthcoming Columbus return for a radio address. The event was hosted by the Athens County Republican Committee with local school bands performing.
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Washington
Columbus
Thomas J. Herbert
John W. Bricker
Athens
Rotary Club
City Hall
Bricker
Tom Herbert
Herbert
U. S
Bricker Charg
Lausche
Ohio
Athens County
Republican Committee
West Virginia
Illinois
Gordon K. Bush
Chaunceye Dover
Labor Turns Its Guns On T H Law Backers
Organized labor mobilizes against the Taft Hartley Act and backs Democratic congressional candidates in Ohio where 19 Republicans and four Democrats hold seats. Key races include the Day ton third district and the Akron fourteenth with Bender versus Young. Unopposed incumbents Brown and Feighan are noted.
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Labor
T H Law
Columbus
Congress
Ohio
Dayton
Portsmouth
Toledo
Marietta
Canton
Steubenville
Akron
George H. Bender
Stephen M. Young
Cleve
Land
Bender
Young
Ohio State Federation of Labor
Truman
Barkley
Clarence J. Brown
Springfield
Michael A. Feighan
Cleveland
Elyria man elected president of Ohio Society
James A. Hewitt of Elyria was elected president of the Ohio Society for the Pled Children yesterday.
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Columbus
James A. Hewitt
Elyria
The
Ohio Society For Pled Children
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Henry Peters
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