Ex Envoy John Winant Dies by Suicide in New Hampshire
Former U S ambassador to the Court of St James John G Winant 58 killed himself with a .32 caliber Belgium pistol at his New Hampshire home The death occurred about 8 20 p m with his secretary and physician in attendance His wife traveled from New York after notification and a medical referee ruled it a suicide The governor had recently returned to private life to write memoirs and had long served New Hampshire as three term governor alternative details followed about health fatigue and family notices
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Concord
N.H
John G. Winant
Court of St. James
J. Bernard Teulon
Teulon
Winant
James W. Jameson
Princeton
N.J
Rivington
Oxford
England
Carlos de Veiando
Lima
Peru
Irene Mason
New Hampshire
Ord Mears
Truman
U.S
United Nations Economic and Social Council
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Social Security Board
Europe
President Roosevelt
America
Abraham Lincoln
Charles M. Dale
University of New Hampshire
Tom Dempsey Jersey Cattle Expert Dies
Columbus Ohio Tom Dempsey 68 famed for pure bred Jersey cattle died after a heart attack Sunday He was an Ironton Ohio native and Otterbein College alumnus with the college's first football team Funeral services are set for Westerville Thursday
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Columbus
Tom Dempesy
Ironton
Ohio
Otterbein College
Westerville
Doctor Named to Board Columbus
Dr. Thomas D. Santarello of Columbus is appointed by Gov. Thomas J. Herbert to a three year term on the state's Board of Cosmetology.
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Columbus
Thomas D. Santarello
Thomas J. Herbert
Commissioner to resign Cincinnati health chief Schoenling to quit
Dr. E H Schoenling who has served as Hamilton County health commissioner for 18 years will resign from the post on January 1. He plans to leave state and public service.
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Cincinnati
E. H. Schoenling
Hamilton County
Polish Attack On Catholics Is Predicted
Stanislaw Mikolajczyk, exiled Polish Peasant Party leader, forecast that communist Poland will target the Catholic Church as it tightens control. He journeys to the United States to meet friends and says free elections under Yalta terms could deny communists a majority.
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London
Stanislaw Mikolajczyk
Poland
Polish Peasant Party
United States
Comintern
Yalta
Mikolajczyk
Burke Favored to Retain Cleveland Mayoral Post
Mayor Thomas A. Burke, earning a 5 to 1 betting edge, faces Eliot Ness in a high stakes Cleveland mayoral race. Ness campaigned on street safety as about 250 000 to 275 000 voters prepare to cast ballots on local and state issues.
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Cleveland
Thomas A. Burke
Eliot Ness
Burke
Ness
Restaurant head urges realistic West Virginia food plan
Robert R. Williams executive vice president of the Ohio State Restaurant Association urged WV operators to drop the national food conservation program and craft a realistic policy of their own. He spoke ahead of a luncheon at the West Virginia Restaurant Association's 15th annual convention in Huntington.
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Huntington
W. Va
Robert R. Williams
Ohio State Restaurant Association
West Virginia
Williams
West Virginia Restaurant Association
Chest Drive Falls Short Columbus Campaign
The Columbus and Franklin County Community Chest closed last night with donations totaling $1,206,014, short of its $1,247,000 goal by $41,000. Local volunteers and agencies thanked contributors and announced continued fundraising efforts to support area social services.
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Columbus
Franklin County
Five Veteran Housing Units Completed in Warren
Five of ten state funded veterans' housing units in Warren are finished and occupied.
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Warren
AP Writer Is Expelled From Hungary
AP correspondent Jack Guinn aged 31, stationed in Hungary for 22 months, was expelled by the Communist government and will depart to Vienna with his wife and two children. The interior ministry alleged an espionage organization and warned Guinn of charges if he stayed.
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London
Jack Guinn
Associated Press
Hungary
Budapest
Vienna
Guinn
U. S
Selden Chapin
Elizabeth K. Pallas
Yugoslavia
Arthur M. Brandel
Belgrade
New York Times
Hungarian Ministry of Interior
Miss Pallos
Ministry of the Interior
Brandel
Mary Lester
United Press
Interior Ministry
Miss Pallas
Pittsburgh
U.S
Legation
Filipino trial sets precedent in off duty homicide case
Pvt William Keller 19 of Helena Ohio was convicted in Manila by a Filipino judge for homicide in a landmark case under a new agreement giving the Philippines jurisdiction over American soldiers. Keller received an indeterminate sentence of six months and one day to six years and a 2000 peso fine to be paid to the family of a night watchman killed in a June 2 fight.
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Manila
William Keller
Philippines
Seymour Werfel
Army
Philippines- Ryukyus Command
Keller
Republic
Helena
Ohio
Chest Drive Extended City Reaches Campaign Goal
Zanesville and Muskingum County Community Chest announced that after extending the drive its total contributions reached 93,588.74 dollars, surpassing the 92,000 dollar goal after a previous shortfall near the original closing date. The final tally came in yesterday as solicitors continued efforts.
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Zanesville
Zanesville and Muskingum County
Pastry Strike Shuts Down Milan Firm Over Firing
Four thousand workers at Italy's largest pastry producer began a four day strike in Milan to protest the dismissal of an employee who ate two pastries.
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Milan
Italy
Vandenberg Urges Dems Submit Total Bill for World Aid
Senator Vandenberg demands a complete bill covering all world-wide assistance, urging that the nation cannot indefinitely underwrite Europe. He backs Marshall Plan aims but calls for a full balance sheet including China, with GOP conditions guiding any aid package as special session looms.
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DEMS
Washington
R.-Mich
Congress
Europe
Taft
Ohio
Senator White
Maine
GOP
White
Truman
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Ann Arbor
Mich
China
Michigan
Marshall
House Committee Starts Work On 4 Billion Tax Cut Bill
The House Ways and Means Committee opens hearings on a 4 billion dollar tax cut, reviews Citizens' Tax Study Committee proposals for 46 revenue statute changes, and debates farm cooperatives tax advantages. A minority report from AFL vice president Matthew Woll is expected contesting revenue loss and tax burdens.
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Ways and Means
Citizens’ Tax Study Committee
Knutson
R-Minn
Congress
Ways and Means Group
House Committee
AFL
Matthew Woll
Labor
Roswell Magill
Woll
Four Vehicle Crash Near McArthur Ends With Fines
A four vehicle collision on Route 75 near McArthur involved two cars and two trucks after a Good Samaritan tried to assist a stalled motorist. No injuries were reported. Arbaugh was fined $50 and costs for an unregistered license plate transfer, with $25 suspended by Mayor Crow.
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Walter R. Phillips
Crooksville
Route 75
McArthur
Ronald E. Arbaugh
Hamden
Phillips
Earl D. Cade
Gordon Fannin
Fannin
Cade
Arbaugh
Hughes Plane Inquiry To Re Open Tomorrow
Senate war investigating subcommittee will resume its inquiry into Howard Hughes wartime plane contracts tomorrow. Officials, including Chairman Ferguson, offered no discussion of the hearings.
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Hughes
Washington
Senate
Howard Hughes
Ferguson
R-Mich
Court Sets New Trial For Columbus Doctor
The second district court of appeals ordered a new trial for Dr. Alfred A. Taylor a 68 year old chiropractor on a charge of attempted abortion in the death of Mary M Thrall a 21 year old, five years ago. He was convicted in Franklin County criminal court last March. The court of appeals set aside the verdict due to prejudicial error.
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Columbus
Second District Court of Appeals
Alfred A. Taylor
Mary M. Thrall
Franklin County
Court of Appeals
Ex-Ohio Legislator Thomas L Tallentire Dies at 48
Thomas Le Roy Tallentire 48 a former Ohio legislature member and attorney died after weeks of illness at Holmes Hospital. A tax expert and civic leader he championed improvements for war veterans and served as a public official.
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Cincinnati
Thomas Leroy Tallentire
Ohio
Holmes Hospital
Hottest October in Sandusky Records Average 62
The past month was the hottest October on record here with an average temperature of 62 degrees. Weather Observer F N Hibbard said the previous high of 61.8 was set in 1900.
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Sandusky
F. N. Hibbard
Grange Marks 75th Ohio Convention Here
Ohio State Grange opens its 75th annual convention in Columbus as part of a diamond anniversary celebration. State Master Joseph W. Fichter cites 115000 members, a 9000 rise this year and 26000 gain in five years. Cabinet member Clinton Anderson expected to speak. Taft, Herbert and Weygandt expected to attend sessions.
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Columbus
Ohio State Grange
National Grange
Ohio Grange
Joseph W. Fichter
Clinton P. Anderson
U. S
Robert A. Taft
Thomas J. Herbert
Carl V. Weygandt
Ohio Supreme Court
Nebraska Rain Aids Winter Wheat Crop
Rain fell in sections of Central Nebraska aiding the winter wheat crop. North Platte reported a half inch and Valentine .27 of an inch. General rain in the North Atlantic states with heaviest falls in Pennsylvania.
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Associated Press
Montana
Nebraska
North Platte
Valentine
North Atlantic
Pennsylvania
Youth Gets Reformatory Sentence for Pranks
Thurburn Kirkbride, 20, of Fremont, must serve one to 20 years in the state reformatory after Halloween pranks. Judge Ralph Sugrue revoked the suspension after learning he had recently received a 30 day workhouse term for malicious destruction.
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Tiffin
Thurburn Kirkbride
Fremont
State Reformatory
Common Pleas
Ralph Sugrue
Reformatory
Kirkbride
MacArthur Plans GOP Bid for 1948 Nomination
The Baltimore Sun reports General Douglas MacArthur plans a triumphal return to the United States next spring to seek the Republican nomination for president in 1948. The story by Robert B. Cochrane cites his Tokyo Bureau background.
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Baltimore Sun Today
Douglas MacArthur
United States
Robert B. Cochrane
Sun Papers
Tokyo
Society for Crippled Names Two Executives Elected Trustees
Harvey F. Firestone of Akron and Charles F. Kettering of Detroit were elected new trustees-at-large by the National Society for Crippled Children and Adults at its Chicago convention.
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Harvey F. Firestone
Akron
Charles F. Kettering
Detroit
National Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Masonic Member Hallsey Betts Dies in Middletown
Hallsey R. Betts, longtime active member of service clubs and Masonic circles, died yesterday in Middletown. He was known for community work and fraternal involvement.
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Middletown
Hallsey R. Betts
Ohio voters weigh WWII bonus amid busy off year
Ohio voters faced a statewide vote on a $300 million World War II veteran bonus while local and state races stirred in major cities. turnout was expected to hit records as elections covered gubernatorial, senate, and mayoral contests across Ohio and neighboring states.
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Ohio
Robert F. Jones
William M. McCullough
Piqua
John B. Quatman
Lima
Cleveland
Akron
Canton
Youngstown
Cincinnati
State Board of Sinking Fund Trustees
Edward J. Hummel
Do. A. Covington, Jr
Republican
Mississippi
Theodore G. Bilbo
Kentucky
U.S
New York
Indiana
Pupil Beating Charge Denied By Teacher
Newport Pennsylvania a 52 year old teacher released on 750 bond after pleading innocent to assault and battery on a six year old pupil A group of sign carrying parents picketed a one room schoolhouse John Jenkins said his son David was brought home semi conscious with two lumps Byers testified he spanked the boy but denied the punishment was too severe Four other pupils testified he whipped the child for not reciting the numbers lesson correctly and laughing when ordered to stand facing the wall
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Newport
Walter Byers
Justice of the Peace
Frank Milligan
John Jenkins
David
Milligan
Byers
Produce Man Dies At Racine Residence
Abner Dunfee aged 71 died unexpectedly at his Racine residence last night. He worked as a produce handler for Arthur Beegle of Racine and is survived by his wife Edith. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. body removed to Ewing funeral home in Pomeroy.
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Pomeroy
Abner Dunfee
Racine
Dunfee
Arthur Beegle
Edith
Ewing Funeral Home
Ex Stage Opera Star Eleanor Painter Dies
Cleveland obituary reports the death of Mrs Eleanor Painter Strong a former opera and stage star who performed as Eleanor Painter She had been ill four months and began her career in 1914 Her role Princess Pat was created for her by Victor Herbert and she sang it for two years.
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Cleveland
Eleanor Painter Strong
Eleanor Painter
Pat
Victor Herbert
UN Eyes Korean Plan After Debates Today
The United Nations reopens debate on Korean independence with optimism that Secretary Marshall's plan for a UN electoral commission and elections by March 31 will be approved by the 57 nation committee. A rival Soviet resolution to evacuate troops by Jan 1 is expected to fail. The plan envisions troop withdrawal once a government is formed, followed by a year round assembly proposal. A modified U.S. version passed a 15 nation subcommittee 9 to 0 despite boycotts and abstentions.
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United Nations
General Assembly
Marshall
United States
Russia
Korea
Czechoslovakia
Perry Man Wins Liberty After Probaton in Man Act Case
Roy A. Helwig of New Lexington, 34, who faced a Mann Act conviction from Atlanta without counsel, was placed on two years probation by U. S. District Judge John H. Druffel after a Sixth Circuit order for retrial. The case, involving moving a girl from New Lexington to Erie, Pa., in 1943, reached the Supreme Court on handwritten briefs.
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Columbus
Roy A. Helwig
New Lexington
Atlanta
U. S
John H. Druffel
Cincinnati
Helwig
U. S. Supreme Court
Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
Erie
Checks Mailed to 55,520 Ohio Student Veterans
The Veterans Administration reported the first subsistence checks of the school year mailed to 55,520 Ohio student veterans. Another 9,500 former GI’s are expected to receive their first checks by November 10.
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Columbus
Veterans Administration
Ohio
Time Money Needed For Better U S Park
Newton Drury director of national parks said it would cost about 200 million dollars and take several years to improve facilities in the nations scenic and historic areas. He cited a record 25 265 229 visitors to areas administered by the park service as proof of the need.
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Washington
Newton Drury
National Parks
Drury
National Park Service
Fraternity Burglaries Plague OSU Students
A wave of fraternity house burglaries on Ohio State University campus disrupts student life. Officers say the thieves were familiar with fraternity routines and it was the first time members themselves carried house keys.
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OSU
Columbus
Ohio State University
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