GOP Leaders Demand Middle Route in Truman Program
Republicans insisted President Truman must seek a centrist path for bipartisan help in a new GOP Congress. Senators Knowland Brooks Taft and leaders pressed for unity, warning against PAC drafted plans and broad socialistic proposals amid postwar domestic and foreign policy debates.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
William F. Knowland
Calif
C. Wayland Brooks
Lll
Knowland
Brooks
Cincinnati
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Taft
Crosley raises prices citing higher costs
In Cincinnati Powel Crosley Jr president of Crosley Motors Inc announced a $100 retail price increase for the 1947 Crosley automobile due to higher labor and materials costs. He noted Nash cars and Kelvinator appliances would follow price changes based on production costs and volumes.
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Detroit
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Co. E. Wilson
Wilson
Frigidaire
Delco
OPA
Albert J. Browning
CPA
Chrysler Corp
George W. Mason
Nash-Kelvinator Corp
Nash
Kelvinator
Cincinnati
Crosley
Powel Crosley, Jr
Crosley Motors, Inc
Molotov urges UN action to halt arms race and disarmament
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov signs potential for harmonized US Soviet arms cuts while urging prompt UN action. Byrnes promises future disarmament talks with inspection, Bevin pledges no lag in world arm reduction efforts as diplomacy continues over Trieste and Danube issues.
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Molotov
New York
Russia
United Nations
Byrnes
Bevin
Health Chief Urges Smallpox Vaccination After Outbreak
In Columbus Dr. Ollie M. Goodloe, city health commissioner, urged unvaccinated residents within the last five years to vaccinate immediately after two smallpox cases. A quarantine at the city prison, imposed Friday, was extended to today following a five year old patient.
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Columbus
Ollie M. Goodloe
City Prison
Picket Arrests Mark MGM Studio Demonstration
Thirty-two pickets were arrested at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios in Culver City as mass picketing resumed. Seven of those arrested were women, charged with parading without a permit.
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Hollywood
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Culver City
Film City Strikers Start New Trouble
Violence flared in the AFL studio dispute after a production shutdown and mass picketing in Hollywood. Mediation shifted to wage and hour talks with AFL leaders while strikes raged at Allis-Chalmers West Allis plant and Trans-World Airlines pilots.
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Associated Press
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Hollywood
Washington
J. A. Krug
John L. Lewis
Norman Pottle
van Nuys
Krug
Lewis
AFL United Mine Workers
Allis-Chalmers
West Allis
Wis
Trans-World
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Labor Department
Car occupants killed after bus collision near Columbus
A Greyhound bus collided with an automobile near Columbus killing Mr. and Mrs. Otis E. Keen from Sharpsville Pa. The bus traveling to Youngstown carried 25 passengers, none injured.
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Greyhound
Otis E. Keen
Sharpsville
Youngstown
GOP Hermit Comes Home
Howland Spencer, a wealthy American who left the United States in 1939 after a feud with President Roosevelt, returned yesterday from Harbor Island Bahamas seeking Hyde Park New York and commenting that the Republican landslide shook him out of his hermitage.
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Miami
Fla
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N. Y
Howland Spencer
United States
Spencer
Harbor Island
Eleuthera
Bahamas
NLRB Orders Hoppes Manufacturing to Bargain with Union
The National Labor Relations Board ordered Hoppes Manufacturing Co of Springfield to cease refusing to bargain with the CIO United Auto Workers. The union had charged the company with failing to recognize the UAW.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Hoppes Manufacturing Co
Springfield
CIO
United Auto Workers
UAW
Humbert Elected President of Lake Side Association
In Columbus the Lake side Association board of trustees elected Rev. Russell J. Humbert pastor of Trinity Methodist Church Youngstown as its new president yesterday.
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Columbus
Lakeside Association
Russell J. Humbert
Trinity Methodist Church
Youngstown
Closed Shop Union Problem Heads to Congress and Court
The closed shop issue faces a congressional showdown and U S Supreme Court review. Senator Ball aims to ban closed shops nationwide, while five states Florida Arkansas Nebraska South Dakota and Arizona have constitutionally barred them. The AFL and CIO have challenged these amendments in state and federal courts, noting previous Supreme Court guidance.
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Washington
Congress
U. S. Supreme Court
Joseph Ball
Minnesota
Florida
Arkansas
Nebraska
South Dakota
Arizona
Supreme Court
AFL
CIO
Federal District Court
Pastors Seek Special Police Powers in Steubenville
Steubenville pastors plan to learn tonight if they will be granted special police powers to spearhead a local campaign against vice and crime. Legislation to authorize the twelve Protestant ministers to act as police and recruit 20 World War II veterans will go before the city council. Sheriff Bates blames distant papers for the city’s bad press while defending Steubenville’s crackdown on vice.
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Steubenville
Robert D. Bates
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Stone Named Head of OSU Research Board
Julius F. Stone, 91, president of Ohio State University's Research Foundation since 1938, is named new chairman at the foundation's annual meeting. Dr. Alpheus W. Smith succeeds Stone as foundation president.
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Columbus
Julius F. Stone
Ohio State University
Research Foundation
Stone
Alpheus W. Smith
The
University Graduate School
Phillippi, W.va
National Record Set In Sale of Cattle
At Oakwood stock farm in Ashville Ohio a sale of 49 lots of young polled cattle brought $50 345 total an average of 1027 per head a national record. Clint Tomson secretary of the American Short horn Breeders Association reported. James Brothers of Chillicothe bought Grand Duke a 17 month old red bull for 5000 Ceremonious Beauty II top female sold to R M Giesey Jr of Lancaster for 2400.
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Ashville
C. B. Teegardin and Sons
Oakwood
Clint Tomson
American Shorthorn Breeders Association
James Brothers
James Farms
Chillicothe
R. M. Giesey, Jr
Lancaster
French Train Crash Kills 30 Injures 70 Near Revigny
An eastbound local train on the Paris Strasbourg line collided with a stationary eastbound train at Revigny Sur Ornain in fog. At least 30 persons were killed and 70 injured in the wreck 138 miles east of Paris. Strong injuries and fatalities reported as rescuers worked through the night.
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Metz
France
Paris-Strasbourg
Revigny-Sur-Ornain
Paris
Msgr. George Geers Dies at 86 Former Holy Family Pastor
Msgr. George Henry Geers aged 86 died in Good Samaritan Hospital after serving 22 years as pastor of Holy Family Catholic Church in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
George Henry Geers
Holy Family Catholic Church
Good Samaritan Hospital
Poison Case Grips Cincinnati Chicago Police Probe
Detectives in Cincinnati and Chicago questioned Ivan Cannon of Birmingham after he claimed he refused 20000 to shoot James Ragen. Cannon alleged a 50000 payment to poison the Chicago horse racing newsman shot in Chicago on June 24 last year and died weeks later. authorities doubt his account but note he is knowledgeable about the case.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Ivan
Little Alabama) Cannon
Birmingham
Ala
James Ragen
Tim O'Connor
Cannon
Ragen
New Infant Surgery Seen by Northwestern Doctors
Chicago report says three Northwestern University physicians announced a new operation to save blue babies by tapping the main abdominal aorta instead of a smaller artery. The method, a surgical feat once deemed impossible, aims to help many children overcome crippling heart defects, though not all cases may benefit.
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Chicago
Northwestern University
King George VI Urges Conscription and Nationalization in Speech
In a Parliament opening address, King George VI backed continued conscription for the armed forces and nationalization of inland transport and electric utilities. The message, prepared by the labor government, urged negotiating a peace with Germany under conditions promoting democracy and preventing new world domination, while easing the occupation burden on Britain.
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London
George VI
Scotland Yard
Germany
Help on Way To Farm Area After Blizzard
Army crews and half track Weasels head to Hugo Colorado to aid Lincoln County marooned by heavy snows. More than 100 families cut off with 30 000 to 40 000 cattle at risk of freezing or starvation. Red Cross disaster unit reports no word yet from the stranded pioneers.
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Denver
Hugo
Colo
Lincoln
Weather Bureau
Colorado County
J. E. Sterling
Red Cross Disaster Unit
Forge Firm Walkout Ends With Wage Hike
An eight week strike involving 500 workers at the Steel Improvement and Forge Co. ended with ratification by AFL blacksmiths and drop forgers of a settlement. The agreement provides a general wage increase following industry pattern and an 18 cent hourly raise retroactive to June 1.
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Cleveland
Steel Improvement & Forge Co
AFL
Doctor dies at home in Dayton
Dr. Ben F. Saffron aged 51, a prominent physician, died unexpectedly of a heart attack at his Dayton residence yesterday. He was known for his clinical work and community involvement. Funeral arrangements have not yet been announced.
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Dayton
Ben F. Saffron
Doctor Urges Richer Flour Enrichment Across States
Dr. Russell M. Wilder of Mayo Clinic urged 29 states to enact legislation requiring enrichment of white flour bread and rolls with vitamins and iron. He noted 19 states and two territories already have such laws aligning with federal standards, as APHA delegates heard.
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Cleveland
Russell M. Wilder
Mayo Clinic
Wilder
American Public Health Association
Plane Crash Inquiry Set in Cleveland
Ins pectors from the Civil Aeronautics Administration investigated the United Air Lines transport crash that killed the pilot and co pilot and injured 18 others. The inquiry includes the decision not to divert to another city due to deteriorating weather as the aircraft from Chicago to Boston struck a seven foot fence trees and a telephone cable before crashing near the Cleveland Airport early yesterday.
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Cleveland
United Airlines
Chicago
New York
NEA
Civil Aeronautics Administration
United Air Lines
Boston
Fire Bombing Suspects Questioned in Baltimore
Detectives arrested two men at the request of Baltimore police for questioning in a blaze at a Baltimore seamen's rooming house that killed six. Identified as Martin Bitkel, 25, and Kennon W. Langham, 22. Booked and held for arraignment.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
Glasgow Driscoll
Martin Bitkel
Kennon W. Langham
Wife and Kidnapper Found Slain in Swamp
In New Jersey a soldier's wife and the ex-convict suitor she spurned were found slain in Tick Lebanon State Forest swamp area, 45 days after she was abducted from her husband at gunpoint. A Navy blimp G-4 with FBI and state police aboard located the bodies.
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N.J
Tick Lebanon State Forest
FBI
Peru quake kills 30 and destroys two towns
An interior ministry report says a strong quake near Lima yesterday killed at least 30 people and destroyed the towns of Sihuas and Moyobamba, located about 250 miles north of Lima and in the Liberated Department.
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Lima
Peru
Sihuas
Interior Ministry
Moyobamba
Liberated
Wife of OU Trustee Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Helen M Gale breath 49 wife of John W Gale breath Columbus real estate operator died today after a long illness The Associated Press reported Mr Galbreath is a trustee of Ohio University and of the Ohio University Fund She is survived by a son Daniel and a daughter Joann
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Columbus
Helen M. Galebreath
John W. Galebreath
Associated Press
Galbreath
Ohio University
Ohio University Fund
Gallipolis
Daniel
Joann
Sam Simmons Advocates Land Ownership Limits by Heir Division
Sam Simmons argues for limiting land ownership to ensure broad access. He proposes dividing large farms among heirs and restricting purchases by any single heir. He suggests varying limits by land quality, linking ownership to enabling more families to farm and endure market slumps.
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Scioto Valley
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