Attlee Speech Sparks Mixed Reactions On Capitol Hill
Washington AP report shows varied reactions from lawmakers after Attlee’s Capitol Hill address on Britain’s loan and Labour government aims. Some support a multibillion dollar credit, others worry about New Dealish franks, and several emphasize opposition to further loans. Talks on international atomic controls also loom amid Cold War concerns.
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Washington
Attlee
Britain
Capitol Hill
England
Cagen
Republican
Taft
Labor Party
Hoey
N.C
British Labor Party
O’daniel
Tex
Magnuson
Wash
Realty Scholarship Planned by Real Estate Group
The Ohio Real Estate Association plans education scholarships for youths in realty. George Schuster of Toledo, president of the group, opened the scholarship fund with a $1,000 donation at yesterday's sessions of the 36th annual convention.
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Columbus
Ohio Real Estate Association
George Schuster
Toledo
Trustees Chosen for New Fayette Hospital
Gov. Frank Lausche announced four trustees for the Fayette County Memorial Hospital to be funded by a $360,000 bond issue. Democrats Howard W. Burnett and George Pensyl of Washington Court House join Republicans Ralph Nisley and Willard Perrill, also of Washington Court House and Bloomingburg, respectively, in trusteeship.
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Columbus
Howard W. Burnett
George Pensyl
Washington Court House
Ralph Nisley
Willard Perrill
Bloomingburg
Fayette County Memorial Hospital
Frank J. Lausche
Navy blamed as 1500 gobs riot at Akwood depot
Amid city rioting in Akwood and near the Damon Ordnance Depot civilians clashed with Navy personnel. Gov. Frank J. Lausche appointed Murphy of Akwood as temporary city judge to fill the vacancy until December 2. Police and Navy officials cited poor cooperation and rumors fueling the unrest. No serious injuries were reported despite property damage and dozens of detainees.
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Columbus
Gale G
Honolulu
Murphy
Akwood
Montgomery
Frederick W. Howell
William A. Gads
Brielson
Howell
Frank J.lausche
Navy
Leial
Ohio
Civil Tate Bar Association
Naval
Blisher
John S. Knight
Isa
Eugene Ken
Nedy
Warren
L. M
Felds
Damon Tract
Lordstown
Bennedy
American Troops Land Unopposed at Tsingtao
Thousands of American trained Chinese Nationalist troops land at Tsingtao from U S transports as Marines who held the port since Oct 11 face possible removal. Chinese Red troops surround the port while Chefoo and Weihuiwei remain in Communist hands. no landing occurred at those ports.
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U. S
China
Shantung Peninsula
Lemuel C. Shepherd
J Jr
Chefoo
Weihuiwei
Adm
Daniel E. Barney
Chingwang
T. B
Britain
Ashland
Krupp Son To Stand Trial
In Nuremberg a joint decision by French and Soviet prosecutors backed substituting Alfried Krupp for his ailing father Gustav in forthcoming war crimes trials. U.S. Justice Robert H. Jackson urged a 12 day delay to December. British prosecutor Maxwell Fyfe opposed substitution, arguing the elder Krupp should be tried in absentia. A medical panel found the elder Krupp senile but able to face trial.
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Mernberg
United States
Alfried Krupp
Gustav Yon Eer
Halbachi
Robert H. Jackson
U.S. IH
David
Maxwell Fyfe
Krupp
Medical Commission
Murder of Yank Fliers Tied to Manila Trial Atrocities
In Manila the trial of Lt Gen Tomoyuki Yamashita expands to cover the brutal killing and burning alive of two American airmen after a Cebu crash. An American graves officer testified as part of war crimes charges. Also, the Atlantic Charter League urged Truman to turn Palestine into a United Nations trusteeship, replacing Britain.
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Manila
Philippines
Cebu
U. S. Military Commission
Tomoyuki Yamashita
Cleveland
The
Atlantic Charter League of America
Truman
United Nations Trusteeship of
Palestine
Government by pressure sparks auto price row
Washington reports bitter denunciations as OPA chief Ches Smail and Bowles clash over new auto price plans. Bowles warned the idea threatens democratic rights and predicted dealers may see their best profit year in 1946 under new price schedules. OPA said prices would be announced Thursday in a tense hearing before auto dealers.
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Washington
Ches Smail
OPA
Bowles
America
Destruction of Poor Homes Is Suggested
Dr Alvin H Hansen of Harvard University urged a ten year program to demolish 600000 substandard homes annually for 20 years after the housing shortage ends to underwrite prosperity. He cited Sweden's plan as a model at a Cleveland College forum last night.
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Cleveland
United States
Alvin H. Hansen
Harvard University
Hansen
Cleveland College
Daughter Dies, Newborn Born Amid Train Crash Tragedy
In Punxsutawney a mother, Mrs Frank Martz aged 39, was badly injured and her 21 year old daughter Mary died in a fiery crash after a car was struck by a fast freight train. A newborn son survived in fair condition with the mother in serious shock and injuries. In separate news, Robert D Fish of Cleveland was elected head of the Oberlin College Alumni Association replacing the former president.
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Punxsutawney
Frank Martz
Mary
Oberlin Alumni
Oberlin
Robert D. Fishjex
Cleveland
Western Reserve University
Oberlin Colliege Alumni Association
Training Bill Passes Test and Pearl Harbor Probes Near
Congress prepares for Pearl Harbor hearings while voting on universal military training and a Palestine resolution. The Senate resumes debate on executive reorganization as Republicans press to view the Tyler Kent files. Paired with auto price talks in the House Small Business Committee, lawmakers push multiple fronts amid secrecy and intrigue.
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Max Hall
Washington
Congress
Pearl Harbor
Palestine
U. S
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Owen Brewster
R-Me
State Department
Tyler
Kent
London
Fyles Brewster
Homer Ferguson
Michigan
Iasi
Bertrand Gearhart
California
Frank. Keefe
Wisconsin
J. Edgar. Hoover
Gearhart
Honolulu
Rasks
Dwight
Isenhea
Taft
Ohio
Wagner
Walsh
Dmass
House
Small Business Committee
St Clairsville Murder Trial Opens In Belmont County
St Clairsville trial for murder opens as Homer Jer Willison and Charles Allen both of Belmont County face charges for the Sept 11 shooting death of 74 year old John Ramsay. They were arrested in Texas after a cross county chase. Ramsay, a Powhatan farmer, was robbed before he died. Bowers asks recount in New Philadelphia solicitor race after eight vote defeat.
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ST. Clairsville
Hom
Jer Willison
Charles Allen
Belmont County
Texas
John Ramsay
Steel Industry Wage Dispute Reaches New Impasse
United States Steel Corp and CIO United Steel Workers reach a new impasse as the company rejects Secretary Schwellenbach second appeal to resume negotiations. The union seeks a day wage increase and plans strike votes among about 500,000 workers within three weeks. President Fairless warns gains depend on OP A action and notes wage increases would raise industry costs. In San Francisco, 12,000 CIO AFL machinists’ strike lingers, while 270 San Francisco bakers walk out amid a wider labor dispute.
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CIO
United Steel Workers
Schwellenbach
Benjamin F. Fairless
Big Steel
Big Steel,” Advised the Labor
OPA
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Fairless
AFL
Heas Street Electric Railways
San Francisco
Wage Hikes Discussed as GM Negotiations Resume with CIO UAW
Detroit reports GM to grant wage increases and resume talks with CIO UAW over a 30 percent boost. GM plans a 10 percent rise for salaried staff on the first 300 monthly dollars, retroactive to November. Fort Wayne IH plant strikers vote to return as talks continue. Industry groups prepare a joint industry statement on labor peace amid Truman labor conference.
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Cio-Uaw
International Harvester
Fort Wayne
Ind
Pri Truman
Ira M
Eric Johnston
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Soerabaja and Batavia: British accuse Japanese in Java
Unrest in Soerabaja and Batavia intensifies as Maj. Gen. Hawthorn accuses Japanese 16th Army leaders of arming unruly elements in Java. British Indian troops defend the Kota railway station, killing over a hundred and injuring others. Indonesian premier Sutan Sjahrir plans a trip to Soerabaja to curb hostilities.
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Batavia
Soerabaja
D. C Hawthorn
16Th Army
Java
Associated Press
Vern Haugland
Soerabaji
Kota
Haugland
Singapore
Mo . Hawthorn
Yiuchiro Nagano
Moichiro Yamamoto
Hawthorn
Sutan Sisharer
Palestine Impasse Grows as Jewish Assembly Plans Meeting
In Jerusalem early today protests loomed against British draft proposals for Jewish settlement policy. The Vaad Leumi ordered Jews in government or military work to quit. Bevin signaled continued immigration at 1,500 monthly until a joint inquiry report is acted on.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Jewish ‘National Council
Ernest Bevin
Britain
United States
League of Nations
Council
Vaad Leumi
Bevin
Navy nurse Doro Witt recounted kidnap near Queens home
21 year old Army nurse Lt Doro Witt described being kidnapped by three men near her Queens residence. Taken to a Harlem apartment, she remained calm despite threats of assault, aided police identifying one assailant, and helped several wounded soldiers recover before being released.
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Dorothy Witt
Queens
L. L
Harlem
Color Line Protest Hits Southern Medical Association Meeting
In Cincinnati three white doctors protested a restriction limiting attendance to white persons at the Southern Medical Association's 39th annual meeting. They urged withdrawal of another pro am title, while L P Loranz said an intern resident society officers demanded nonwhite participation, arguing racial discrimination contradicts democracy for which the war was fought. another local doctor sought his name removed from the program.
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Cincinnati
Southern Medical Association
L. P. Loranz
General Hospital
Jewish Hospital
Loranz
Canton Strike Continues at Timken Plants
The United Steelworkers voted to extend a 30 day stoppage at Timken Roller Bearing Co. plants after a dispute over weekend maintenance schedules and a refused bargaining on a rules manual. Local President Finas Reynolds cited alleged changes in hours and conditions as core issues. Separately, a Moscow report noted possible new atomic energy findings near Lake Karagel.
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Canton
Cio- United
New Piano Is Given Truman by Reporters at Club
Washington report notes President Truman was presented a piano by the National Press Club after a night with members. Eddie Cantor jokes about the president and Potsdam. Cantor and Lewis quips light up the event. Truman is inducted as a dues paying member of the club.
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Washington
National Press Club
Eddie Cantor
Stalin
Potsdam
Cantor
Mackenzie King
Canada
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Joe &. Lewis
Ohio Schools To Mark Health Day
Columbus report says December 7 will be Ohio School Health Day designated by State Education Director Dr Clyde Hissong. A study project on physically handicapped persons will be featured with assistance from the Public Health Association. Also notes services for Stuart R Murther 61 founder of Sterling Knight Auto Mobile Co in Cleveland to be held tomorrow.
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Ohio
Columbus
Clyde Hissong
The
Public Health Association
Hissong
Auto Tycoon
Clevelaniw
Stuart R. Murther
Sterling-Knight Auto- Iobile Co
Cleveland
Big Sandy Canal Seen Wasteful and Unnecessary
Witnesses at a two day hearing before the Army Engineers condemned the Big Sandy River canal plan as wasteful and economically unsound. Critics cited 69 million dollar cost, 10 dams with locks, reduced coal tonnage, and a need to pump billions of gallons daily to navigate the river system.
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Washington
Oppen
Big Sandy
Johntucky
West Virginia
Saladay
Portsmouth
H. A. Stansbury
Wiese Virginia Chamber of Commerce
Board of Army Engineers
Big Sandy River
Levisa
Tug Forks
Kentucky
Virginia
Woodrum
D-Va
Byrd
Bain de
Bain
Buck Return By Christmas
Ohio Governor reports that the 37th Division may return from overseas by Christmas. Secretary of War Patterson told Gov Lausche by phone that part would depart Manila tomorrow and all 15,000 men would be aboard seven ships, en route home by November 25. The unit had been the prewar National Guard in Ohio.
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Columbus
Ohio
Robert P. Patterson
Washington, D.C
Frank J. Lausche
37Th
Manila
Patterson
National Guard
Green predicts people’s revolution in Ohio
Perry L. Green, president of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation, warned that the revolution of the people would continue until political and economic slavery ended, unless the masses’ demands are met. He urged coordination of governmental, economic, and political programs to satisfy the reasonable demands of the great masses.
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Columbus
Perry L. Green
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Green
Production lag underscored by 2.1 million shortfall
New York report shows civilian passenger tire output running about 35 percent below needs, dropping by 2,100,000 units from an estimated monthly capacity of 6,000,000 casings, according to the Rubber Manufacturers Association.
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New York
Rubber Manufacturers Association
Chillicothe Schools Closed by Influenza
Chillicothe schools shut Tuesday under Superintendent M M Berry after about 1007 pupils, roughly one fourth of enrollment, were absent during a mild flu epidemic. Berry consulted Ross County Health Commissioner R E Bower before closing. In Columbus a janitor named Fred Shoe maker, 59, was killed in a collision between his car and a Big Four Rail passenger special train.
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Chillicothe
M. M. Berry
Berry
Ross County
R. E. Bower
Columbus
Fred Shoemaker
Cincinnati
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