Change of Venue Granted In Hartinger Conspiracy Case
Change of venue moves Hartinger and co defendants trial to New Lexington Perry County from Meigs County. Judge Earl Parker granted the change amid claims a fair trial is impossible. date set Nov 16 uncertain as numerous cases await trial.
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Hartinger
Meigs
Pomeroy
J.E.D. Hartinger
Earl D. Parker
Waverly
New Lexington
Perry County
Meigs County
Dan Hartinger
E. E. Follrod
Veatrice McClintock
Dana H. Peoples
State of
Ohio
Bureau of Inspection of Public Offices
Peoples
Common Pleas Court
Charles Russell
John C. Bacon
Fogle
Marietta
Henry Cherrington
Crow and Crow
Crarg Davis
Chalmers Farber
Tojo and 24 leaders condemned by wartime tribunal
Tokyo AP reports the 11 nation court sentenced seven to death including Hideki Tojo and 16 to life imprisonment, with seven others receiving varied prison terms. The judge presided as defendants heard sentences in a quiet, guarded Tokyo courtroom.
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Tokyo
Hideki Tojo
Kochi Kido
Shigenori Togo
Pearl Harbor
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Missouri
Tokyo Bay
William Webb
Australia
Tojo
Jiro Minami
Hiroshi Oshima
Germany
Nine Red Columns Routed At Grand Canal Battle
Nationalist forces reportedly routed nine Red columns at the Grand Canal in Suzhou. Communists withdrew under heavy fire, with claims of 37 000 dead and wounded. Reds allegedly tried to move 135 000 veterans to attack Suchow left flank, while observers warn the victory may delay Red timetable only briefly.
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Nanking
Grand Canal
Suchow
Peiping
Seventh National Army Corps
Second
Red
Canal
Final Wage Boosts Seen
Washington predicts a fourth and final round of postwar wage increases averaging seven to ten cents an hour. A unnamed administration official notes costs may level, with future talks stressing productivity and output growth to push earnings higher after prices catch up.
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Washington
Truman
Extended Forecast for Columbus Temperature Variations
The forecast notes average temperatures 3 to 5 degrees above normal with normal highs of 46 and lows of 32. Day to day changes are minor. Precipitation expected from rain on Saturday and Sunday and again on Tuesday, totaling up to 1 inch.
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Columbus
Navy Sinks Pensacola In Practice Maneuvers
The heavy cruiser Pensacola, survivor of an atomic bombing, was sunk in six hours and 30 minutes of practice maneuvers by the First Task fleet off the Washington coast. The veteran of 13 battles with Japan listed to port just before sinking.
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Seattle
Pensacola
Washington
Jobless Pay Ruling Denies Benefits for Refused Temp Work
The Bureau of Unemployment Compensation board ruled yesterday that a person can be denied unemployment pay if he refuses a temporary job for which he is fitted.
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Columbus
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation Board of Review
Battle of Networks War Of Nerves Over Benny Deal
Hollywood reports NBC ready to pay around four hundred thousand dollars to keep Jack Benny, while CBS raids stars like Benny’s. CBS eyes Edgar Bergen and others as Hooper ratings show NBC leading in early winter surveys. The talent scramble intensifies as networks court top shows to boost listener interest.
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Hollywood
NBC
Jack Benny
CBS
Benny
Edgar Bergen
Hollywood Reporter
Amos 'N’ Andy
Benny Deal
Hope
Cantor
Durante
Joel Murcott
Suspense
Arthur Godfrey
Irma
Crime Photographer
Hooper
Nielsen
Mutual
Truman May Forgive Some Democratic Sins, McGrath Says
In Key West three Truman aides including Sen. J Howard McGrath flew to Havana for brief talks on a cabinet and admin reorganization. McGrath predicts the president will forgive venial sins by Democrats and keep top officials while weighing changes after the election campaign.
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Key West
Fla
Truman
Havana
Alben W. Barkley
J. Howard McGrath
Leslie L. Biffle
Senate
Democratic Policy Committee
McGrath
Washington
Tobin
Clark
Treasury
Snyder
Agriculture Brannan
Donaldson
Marshall
Greek King Accepts Resignation of Cabinet
Athens Greece Premier Themistokles Sophoulis handed the coalition Liberal Populist Government resignation to King Paul. The King accepted it and plans to summon Foreign Minister Constantine Tsaldaris to discuss the cabinet crisis before a new government is formed. The cabinet had led since September 7 1947.
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Athens
Greece
Themistokles Sophoulis
Paul
Sophoulis
Constantin Tsaldaris
Democrats Report Tiny Deficit in County Election Costs
Greene County Democrats report receipts of 432 dollars and expenses of 432.05 dollars in their drive to elect a Democratic sheriff, prosecutor, and one county commissioner. They mark the first Democratic win in 12 years in Greene County.
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XENIA
Greene County
Four Dead and 29 Injured in Cairo Publishing Plant Blast
A mysterious explosion at the Societe Orientale de Publicite in Central Cairo left four dead and 29 injured. Police said the blast origin is undetermined and rescue workers continue at the site.
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Cairo
Societe Orientale de Publicite
Ipolice
Maniac Blamed For Slaying CU Coed
Police labeled the killer a maniac after 18 year old Theresa Catherine Foster was found dead under a bridge nine miles south of Boulder. Autopsy showed she was strangled with a gabardine jacket after a blunt-force beating and suffered three skull fractures. Snow delayed tracks, and she had left a Catholic club meeting to return home for board and chores. Foster was one of 11 children of Mr and Mrs W B Foster of Greeley Colorado.
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Boulder
Colo
University of Colorado
Miss Foster
W. B. Foster
Greeley
Fulbright Sees Repeal of U S Taxes on Oleo
Senator Fulbright of Arkansas says the new Democratic Congress will repeal federal taxes on oleomargarine. He is drafting a repeal bill and could offer it as an amendment to any House tax measure, since tax bills originate in the House.
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Washington
Fulbright
D-Ark
Congress
House
Life Sentence Begun for Medina Carhop Slaying
Clark Hill, 19, began his life sentence at Ohio Penitentiary for the murder of Janette Weimer, 17, a Medina carhop. Sheriff Charles Williams of Medina County transported him to the prison yesterday.
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Columbus
Clark Hill
Ohio Penitentiary
Janette Weimer
Medina
Charles Williams
Medina County
Strangled Youth Found By University Student
A four year old boy, Thomas Finch, climbed a parked car and slipped into a partially open window. He was later found strangled by a university student. He is the son of Mr and Mrs James Finch of Kent Ohio.
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Kent
Thomas Finch
James Finch
U N Aides Warn Reds Push War Fears at U N
United States delegate Frederick H. Osborn told the General Assembly's political committee that Russia uses government directed propaganda to prepare its people for war and that disarmament cannot occur while Moscow threatens the world. He cited 4,000,000 armed Russians and 2,800,000 in Soviet allied states, totaling 250 combat divisions versus Western Europe.
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Paris
United States
United Nations
Russia
Frederick H. Osborn
General Assembly
Britain
France
China
Osborn
Benin
Soviet Union
Soviet Propaganda Peace Drive Claims Shift in Global Stance
Paris reports Western delegation sources say Russia launched a propaganda peace offensive worldwide. A United Nations observer privately suggests Russia seeks to frame a Truman Stalin meeting as a tool to weaken Western powers amid tension over UN majorities.
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Paris
Russia
West
United Nations Assembly
Truman
Stalin
United Nations
Berlin Deadlock Airing Faces West and Russia
Paris reports say Russia and Western powers oppose bringing the Berlin deadlock to the United Nations General Assembly. Argentine Foreign Minister Bramuglia, Security Council president, asks Secretary-General Lie not to intervene. Evatt may push to raise the issue at the 58-nation assembly as Bramuglia meetings continue.
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Paris
Russia
Berlin
United Nations General Assembly
Juan A. Bramuglia
Security Council
U.N
Trygve Lie
Bramuglia
Herbert V. Evatt
Assembly
Lie
Germans Strike Stalls British and American Zones
A one day strike by millions of Germans protested the rising cost of living and virtually halted activity in the British and American zones.
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Frankfurt
Wife Sees Tojo Before Death Sentence
In Tokyo Mrs. Katsuko Tojo met her husband Hideki Tojo before his death sentence, a moment likely his last with his wife as reporters pressed. Other defendants’ wives attended. Edy Togo, wife of former Foreign Minister Shigneori Tojo, appeared among them and reacted with relief when her husband received a 20 year term.
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Tokyo
Katsuko Tojo
Hideki Tojo
Edy Togo
Shigneori Togo
GOP Pledges To Back Foreign Aid For Europe Defense
Senator Vandenberg told the Reserve Officers Association in Philadelphia that Republicans favor aiding Western Europe to defend its freedom while conserving U S resources. He warned Moscow that Truman’s election would not soften opposition to Russian expansion and urged support for an arms for Europe program.
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Washington
Moscow
Vandenberg
Michigan
Western Europe
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Reserve Officers Association
Philadelphia
Kremlin
Truman
Envoys To Talk Alliance Plans
Western diplomats plan to decide soon whether to expand the Atlantic defense alliance from seven to at least 12 nations. Britain Canada France Belgium Holland and Luxembourg will meet with Robert A. Lovett to discuss forming a free nations belt supported by U S arms and money. If successful, invitations to Italy Portugal Norway Denmark Iceland and possibly Ireland would follow. France will present a 50 year US Western Europe pact at the London five power conference.
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Washington
Cee
Britain
Canda
France
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
Robert A. Lovett
Europe
Italy
Portugal
Norway
Denmark
Iceland
Ireland
Paris
United States
London
Stabbed Singer Finishes Don Jose in Opera
Metropolitan Opera star Raoul Jobin continued in Carmen after a wrist stab wound in Act III. Despite bleeding from an accidental injury caused by Gladys Swarthout, he completed the fourth act before fainting at curtain. Five stitches were later applied.
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Pittsburgh
Metropolitan Opera
Raoul Jobin
Carmen
Gladys Swarthout
Jobin
Don Jose
Miss Swarthout
Syria
Pittsburgh Opera Company
Max Harrison
Opera
Carlos Alexander
New York
Escamillio
Rat Exterminator Dies in Columbus Blaze
Jack E. Slane, 32, died after pouring gasoline on a smoldering pile of rubbish and being engulfed by a flare-up. He was attempting to exterminate rats when the accident occurred in Columbus.
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Columbus
Jack E., Slane
Fifteen Ex-Guards Hanged at Landsberg for War Crimes
Fifteen former guards at the Mauthausen concentration camp were hanged at Landsberg prison for killing more than 4600 inmates including 47 British and American airmen. They were convicted by an American war crimes court of executing inmates by shooting beating trampling drowning suffocation and injections. Thirteen were S S Storm Troops men and two were accomplices who betrayed fellow prisoners. The executions bring the past month’s total at Landsberg to 58.
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Douglas MacArthur
Tojo
the Razor
Kenji Doihara
China
Manchuria
Bird of
Henry Pu-Yi
Koki Hirota
Pearl Harbor
Seishiro Itagaki
Kwan
Akira Muto
Lung
Mukden
Heitaro Kimura
Iwane Matsui
Nanking
Philippines
Japan
Naoki Hoshino
Okinori Kaya
North China Development Company
Kochi Kido
Hirohito
Kuniaki Koiso
Toshio Shiratori
Italy
Teiichi Suzuki
Yoshijiro Umezu
Munich
Germany
Mauthausen
S. S
Storm Troops
Landsberg
Crash Ends Flight Test in Texas Record Attempt
Longview Texas reports the endurance flight by Pred Vinmont and Bert Simons ends after 529 hours when their single engine plane Miss Texas crashes during descent. Vinmont sustains a fractured nose. engine reportedly froze at 900 to 1000 feet as ground chief Houston Dean notes.
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Longview
Tex
Vinmont
Bert Simons
Houston Dean
Fliers
Roosevelt Memorial to Be Unveiled in Westminster Abbey
The second Roosevelt memorial ceremony in London is planned for Westminster Abbey today honoring the late President Franklin D. Roosevelt. The event marks continued commemoration of his leadership and impact on international relations.
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London
Frankelin D. Roosevelt
Westminster Abbey
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