Leghorns for Luckman protest hits Washington
Washington AP lines of the Citizens Food Committee protested the Poultry less eggs Thursday policy. Chickens in crates arrived at the White House and at Food Committee HQ as Luckman and officials debated grain conservation.
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Washington
Citizens Food Committee
Harry
Luckman
Charles Luckman
Salvation Army
Los Angeles
Poultrymen’s Association
White House
Truman
Army
Walter Reed Hospital
Maryland
Delmarva Poultry Corporation of
Salisbury
New York
Thomas Albright
Athens
Henry J. Kreher
East Amherst
Europe
Anderson
Mr. Truman
Luckman Committee
Dryden
East Elmhurst
N.Y
Altoona
Food Committee
Ithaca
Monroe Babcock
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Richmond
Harrison
D-Va
Agriculture Department
Extra Session Tax Cut Move Is Ruled Out
Washington AP The Republican leadership shelved plans for a $4 billion tax cut at the November special session. Knutson of Minnesota said the measure may wait until January and would take effect January 1, 1948 if enacted. Speaker Martin echoed delaying the tax cut to January due to limited time for foreign aid and economic matters.
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Washington
Republican High Command
Congress
Knutson
R-Minn
House
Ways and Means Committee
Martin
Mass
Anti Salo on Worker Denies Drunk Driving
The Rev. Howard B. Pilchard an Anti Saloon League field representative aged 65 is charged with driving under the influence. His attorney denies any drinking before arrest and notes a $200 bond posted by August Hoff a tavern owner friend who rushed to the bank to post the bond after Pilchard’s Wednesday night arrest.
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Toledo
Howard B. Pilchard
Anti- Saloon League
Thomas A. Karrell
Pilchard
Sidney O'Dell
Kenneth Pleiss
Farrell
August Hoff
Hoff
Mr. Pilchard
Schools Not To Lose Money Over Grange Degrees
Ohio education officials said districts excusing students to receive national Grange degrees next week will not incur state funding penalties for the absences.
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Columbus
Ohio
Flood Control Plans Rushed for Governor
State Public Works Director George B. Sowers said field work on the Mill Creek Valley flood prevention program near Cincinnati was largely completed and the survey was being rushed on orders of Gov. Thomas J. Herbert. The plan includes Lockland Readings Elmwood areas.
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Columbus
George B. Sowers
Mill Creek Valley
Thomas J. Herbert
Cincinnati
Lockland
Reading
Elmwood
Amish Boycott Suit Goes to Jury Test of Religious Freedom
In Wooster Ohio a $40,000 damage suit by Andrew J. Yoder against four Amish church officials goes to a Common Pleas Court jury. Yoder says the helmuth district leaders imposed the mite boycott to force him from the community after he joined a more liberal congregation to seek medical transport for his daughter. The case centers on religious freedom and internal church discipline.
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Wooster
Common Pleas Court
Andrew J. Yoder
Walter J. McMongey
George Barnard
Barnard
Yoder
Helmuth District
Bunker Hill District
Helmuth District Church
John W. Helmuth
Beach City
Isaac I. Miller
Apple Creek
John J. Nisley
Fredericksburg
Emanuel D. Wengard
Helmuth
Nisley
Menno Gingerich
Isaac Miller
Emanuel Wengerd
John J. Helmuth
NEA
Jacksonville Native Found Dead in Home
William Jansen a Jacksonville native aged 54 was found dead in his sister in law s living room with a .22 caliber pistol beside him The John S Blower funeral home reported the death Coroner John H Elias unavailable He had run a Cumberland Ohio grocery for two years sold his business and planned to re establish residence in Jacksonville Surviving include wife Blanche two sons Bill Jr in the Army Toledo Max and Vaughn Cumberland two brothers Joan Dayton Fred Jacksonville two sisters Elizabeth Muerer Columbus Gertrude Beard and Minnie Hartley Jacksonville and four grandchildren Funeral services are set for Concord Church Sunday at 2 pm with burial in the adjoining cemetery Friends may call at Blower funeral home Glouster until services.
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John S. Blower
Athens County
John H. Elias
Jansen
Cumberland
Ohio
Jacksonville
Blanche
Bill, Jr
Toledo
Max
Vaughn
Joan
Dayton
Fred
Elizabeth Muerer
Columbus
Gertrude Beard
Minnie Hartley
Concord Church
Blower
Glouster
Engine Trouble Forces Clipper to Turn Back
A Pan American Airways clipper bound for Honolulu turned back last night due to trouble in one engine. It landed safely at San Francisco Airport. At 1:48 a.m. Pacific Standard Time the 23 passengers and baggage were moved to a second clipper to resume the flight, interrupted by the mechanical issue about 1,080 miles at sea halfway to Hawaii.
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San Francisco
Pan- American Airways
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Churchman Confident of Success for UN
Herbert Welch senior retired bishop of the Methodist Church said the United Nations will succeed in maintaining peace and democracy and communism can live side by side in the same world. Welch was formerly president of Ohio Wesleyan University at Delaware Ohio.
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New York
Herbert Welch
Methodist Church
United Nations
Welch
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Ohio
Extended Ohio Weather Forecast Indicates Near Normal Temperatures
Columbus forecast shows temperatures near normal with a normal high around 50 and low near 34. Expect a colder Saturday and Sunday, warmer conditions Monday and Tuesday, and scattered light showers Saturday and Wednesday with precipitation under one tenth of an inch.
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Columbus
Ohio
Hughes Lands in Capital For New Senate Inquiry
Howard Hughes arrived in Washington for a second round of Senate War Investigating Committee hearings on wartime airplane contracts. He would respond to questions about taxes and awaited Maj. Gen. Meyers testimony on why a $70 million Hughes contract for 100 photo reconnaissance planes was not transferred to another manufacturer. The first witness was Brig. Gen. Albert J. Browning, now Ford vice president and former war aide to the Undersecretary of War.
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Washington
Howard Hughes
West Coast
Senate
Hughes
Senate War Investigating Committee
Williams
Del
Delaware
Bennett E. Meyers
United States
Meyers
Air Force
Wright Field
Dayton
Budget Bureau
James F. Phillips
Albert J. Browning
Ford Motor Company
Robert P. Patterson
Officials Seek Fiscal Answer
Cleveland report says Ohio Association of Cities plans three bills for a special session to ease municipal finances. They seek redistributing the gasoline tax and sales tax surplus and allowing cities to place operating levies before voters at special elections with a simple majority.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ohio Association of Cities
Bank Robbery Halted by Quick Thinking Clerk
A book keeper at State Savings & Loan Co. rang the burglar alarm during a holdup by three men. Police say the bandits escaped with about 5000 dollars, but would have taken more if not for Helen Buchtinek, 40, who activated the alarm while the workers were unseen in a back room.
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Cleveland
The
State Savings & Loan Co
Helen Buchtinek
Veteran Physician Frank West Harrah Dies in Columbus
Dr. Frank West Harrah age 55 longtime Columbus physician died last night at his home. He served 22 years in practice and was a member of the American Urological Society the American College of Surgeons the Columbus Academy of Medicine and the Ohio State Medical Association.
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Columbus
Frank West Harrah
American Urological Society
The
American College of Surgeons
Columbus Academy of Medicine
Ohio State Medical Association
Suspect Charged in Divorce Case Amid Murder Allegation
Clifford Gayles, 34, in custody for first degree murder in the slaying of Mrs. Edna Adkins, 33, of Franklin. He faces a cruelty charge in a divorce action filed by Mrs. Delores Gayles.
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Xenia
Clifford Gayles
Edna Adkins
Franklin
Delores Gayles
Three Die in Groveport Park Crash on Steel Bridge
In Columbus this morning a car struck a steel bridge over Big Walnut Creek in Groveport Park killing Lenore Held 20 Lillian Held 17 Pearl Clutter 22 and driver Glen W Cheatwood Jr 22 who was injured. Deputies ordered Cheatwood to appear for questioning as the sheriff and coroner investigated.
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Columbus
Big Walnut Creek
Groveport Park
Lenore Held
Lillian Held
Pearl Clutter
Glen W. Cheatwood
Paul Stormont
Frank Busch
Cheatwood
Mitchell Spyker
Five Killed in London Train Crashes Under Thick Fog
Fog shrouded London as three suburban train crashes killed five people and injured about eighty. Emergency crews toiled to clear wreckage while visibility remained near zero and traffic crawled. Weather officials warned the dense fog would persist through the day.
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London
Weather Bureau
Britain
Free Bus Service Plan Aims to Attract Steel Mill Workers
Republic Steel Corp offers free bus service to prospective workers for its 98 inch strip mill in Cleveland area towns Char don Burton and Chagrin Falls. Officials say scouting in West Virginia failed due to housing shortage and the focus shifts to recruiting personnel who already have homes.
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Cleveland
Republic Steel Corp
Chardon
Burton
Chagrin Falls
West Virginia
Republic
Galion Plant Reopens After Strike Turmoil
The North Electric Co plant in Galion reopened with about 350 workers for the first shift. The 10 week stoppage preceding the restart was marked by some violence but the reopening occurred without incident.
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Galion, O
North Electric Co
Bantam Bottle Ban Blamed On Influence In Ohio
Stanton Addams attorney for Goebel Brewing Co. told the Ohio Board of Liquor Control that improper influence by pressure groups keeps seven ounce beer bottles from Ohio. He argued outside brewers are blocked by industry interests and insisted seven ounce containers are standard in the United States.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Ohio Board of Liquor Control
Stanton Addams
Ohio
The
Goebel Brewing Co
Brewers Foundation
Moon Contact Reported From Hornsby Radar Echoes
Three Australian scientists from the Council of Industrial Research said they received radar echoes from the moon using a listening device at Hornsby near Sydney. They used the Shepparton radio station to send signals to the moon about 238857 miles away and reported brittle compact echoes believed to be radar waves reflected by the moon.
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Sydney
Hornsby
Here
F. J. Kerr
C. A. Shain
C. S. Higgins
Council of Industrial Research
Shepparton
Victoria
Sidney
Bowling Alleys Targeted in Child Labor Crackdown
Ohio official Carl G. Napps told about 100 employers that bowling alleys lead the crackdown on child labor violations. Warnings have been issued and fines up to $50 or 90 days in jail may follow for violations of the rule barring anyone under 16 from working in bowling alleys.
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Cleveland
Carl G. Napps
Ohio Department of Industrial Relations
Nappi
Former Honor Guard Dies in Cuyahoga Falls
Theo dor Maas 86, once an honor guard at the emperor’s palace in Germany, died at home in Cuyahoga Falls. He came to the United States in 1895 and later ran a meat market in Akron for 25 years.
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Cuyahoga Falls
Theodor Maas
Germany
Akron
Akron park levy passes after 9337 vote error found
E C Brown Summit County Board of Elections clerk reported the passage of a 0.1 mill city park levy after discovering an error of 9,337 votes that had changed a loss to a win.
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Akron
Mill City Park
E. C. Brown
Summit County Board of Elections
Campaign Against Soviet Is Charged by Minister In Anniversary Speech
In Moscow a Red Square parade marked the Bolshevik revolution anniversary as Bulganin denounced war-mongers and praised Stalin. He hailed Soviet victory in World War II and urged unity against imperialist threats while crediting the USSR armed forces for defeats of Nazi Germany and Japan.
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Russia
Moscow
Red Square
Soviet Union
United States
Great Britain
Moscow Radio
Nikolai Bulganin
Democra
Stalin
Germany
Japan
Nikolai Lenin
Soviet Leader Hails Peace Drive and Ready Military Might
Bulganin calls Soviet Army the first class force backed by advanced Stalinist science and modern equipment. He vows continued struggle for peace and security, praising the October Revolution gains and the armed forces readiness against any new war. Molotov says the atomic bomb secret is gone but US Britain prep aggression. Western observers doubt Russia possesses the weapon.
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Soviet Union
Bulganin
V. M. Molotov
United States
Britain
Molotov
Lonedon
Washington
Russia
Molotov speech spurs Western aid push on Capitol Hill
Capitol Hill reacted to Molotovs Moscow radio blast as aid for Western Europe gained urgency. Senate leaders credit the Soviet comment with strengthening resolve to approve Marshall Plan style assistance, while lawmakers expect thorough debate over methods and funding.
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Capitol Hill
Molotov
Moscow
United States
Russia
McGrath
D-Ri
Democratic National Committee
Rhode Island
Senator Capper
Kansas
Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Marshall
Senate
House
Industria
Capitol Hall
Two Worlds Highlight UN Boycott By Soviet Bloc
Delegates at Lake Success heard Sir Hartley Shawcross say two worlds exist as the Soviet bloc boycotted Secretary Marshall’s year around UN Assembly plan after the 57 nation political committee approved the Marshall Plan by 43 to 6. Britain urged International Court action while the committee prepared to discuss new member admissions and veto battles loom over Italy.
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Russia
United Nations
Lake Success
Hartley Shawcross
Britain
Marshall
Assembly
Security Council
Italy
International Court of Justice
Shawcross
Fourth Catholic Parish Formed in Middletown
The Cincinnati archdiocese chancery announced a new parish to be organized in Middletown named St. Peter Claver. Rev. Paul Golembriewski, ex Holy Trinity assistant pastor and WWII Army Air Force chaplain, will lead the organization efforts.
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Middletown
Cincinnati
Paul Golembriewski
Holy Trinity Parish
St. Peter Claver
Cold Snap Brings Snow Across Three States
The first cold snap of the season affects residents from the Rockies to Texas Panhandle. A blowing snow storm covers parts of Minnesota with ground depths from one to eight inches in the Central Rockies and in sections of South Dakota Nebraska and Minnesota.
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Rockies
Texas Panhandle
Minnesota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Light Plane Fliers Plan Back-to-U. S. Flight
Anchorage Alaska report says world fliers George Truman and Cliff Evans will take off Saturday to begin the final laps of their round the world flight in two 100 horsepower planes.
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Anchorage
Alaska
George Truman
Cliff Evans
United States
Driver Killed in Collision At Railroad Crossing
Lloyd A. Krabill of St. Joseph Michigan died yesterday when his sedan was struck by a passenger train at a crossing in Bucyrus. Runaway vehicle and derailment not mentioned.
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Bucyrus
Lloyd A. Krabill
St. Joseph
Michigan
Meigs Man Sends Handless Boy $50
Columbus report details John E. Lyons of Middleport sending $50 to fund the education of two year old Tommy Herbert of Cleveland who lost both hands after being struck by a switch engine Lyons noted he hoped the child might one day become governor of Ohio and mentioned the governor’s visit.
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Columbus
Thomas J. Herbert
John E. Lyons
Middleport
Tommy Herbert
Cleveland
Lyons
Tommy
Ohio
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