Grand Jury Weighs Murder Charge Against OSU Freshman
OSU freshman James E Heer faces possible first degree murder indictment in the shooting of Jack T McKeown, journalism senior, after a homecoming dance. Grand jury expected next week. Joyce Crafton, not an OSU student, testifies as material witness. Three Delta Tau Delta officers are removed for university liquor rules violations. firearms ban adopted in housing facilities.
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James F. Heer
Ohio State University
Columbus
Delta Tau Delta
Jack T. McKeown
Bond
Joyce Crafton
Heer
OSU
James E. Heer
Miss Crafton
Cleveland
Peer
Franklin County
Euclid
Ohio
McKeown
Norwood
Cincinnati
Me‘Keown
Council On
Frank M. Mallett
James E. Rhodes
George W. Fisher
University
Board of Trustees
Crafton
Ohio State
Man Admits Tavern Fire in Struthers Tragedy
Youngstown report states 26-year-old James Filban admitted lighting rubbish in the tavern apartment stairway after being refused more liquor by proprietor Mrs. Mary Styke. Marie Styke and Harry Harries died in the Av Nu Cafe blaze. Mayor Needham bound Filban over to the county Grand Jury with a $25,000 bond. He remains in Mahoning County jail.
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Youngstown
Av- Nu
Struthers
Mary Styke
Harry Harries
Neil K. Gordon
James Filban
Extended Forecast for Columbus Area
Temperatures will average normal to three degrees below with a normal high of 49 and low 34. Expect near normal Wednesday rising slightly above Thursday then turning colder Saturday and Sunday. Precipitation totals one tenth to quarter inch as light showers or snow flurries tonight and light rain Thursday and Friday.
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Columbus
Ilying Discs Do It Again
The State Highway Patrol reports a second wheel failure incident on Route 33 five miles south of Logan. George Howell 31 of Latrobe Pennsylvania drove a semi-trailer to the right to yield for an oncoming car, tearing loose the rear wheel assembly which struck Mark Credell 43 of Detroit in a 1948 auto, causing lip lacerations and shock. A prior incident last Friday saw a coal truck wheel separate, roll 150 feet, and smash through a house window.
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Logan
State Highway Patrol
George Howell
Latrobe
Howell
Mark Credell
Detroit
Credell
Kimberly
Columbus Bus Fare Hearing Set for 10 Cent Increase
Common Pleas Judge Dana F. Reynolds will hear the Columbus Transit Company petition to raise bus fare from five to ten cents. A temporary injunction banned the increase last week at the City's request. a hearing is scheduled for Wednesday.
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Columbus
Common Pleas
Dana F. Reynolds
Columbus Transit Company
Reynolds
City of
Union Homes Bombed in Pontiac Dynamite Attacks
Terrorists set off dynamite blasts at the home of two AFL Teamsters Union officials in Pontiac Michigan Monday night. No injuries were reported and police opened an investigation.
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Pontiac
Mich
AFL Teamsters
Coplon Gubitchev Arrest Justified Says G Man
FBI agent Robert R. Granville testified that Judith Coplon and Valen tin Gubitchev were pursued by a large team of agents and arrested on the Lower East Side after evading surveillance. He said the arrest was justified because they attempted to pass classified material and endangered U S security.
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NEW York
FBI
Judith Coplon
Valentin Gubitchev
Manhattan
Robert R. Granville
Gubitchev
Coiesa Urithant
VeLeuar
Miss Coplon
U.S. Department of Justice
United Nations
U.S
Archibald
Palmer
Granville
Third Avenue
Lower East Side
United States
Ministerial Program Sets Lectures on Protestantism Series
A lecture series titled What Is Protestantism begins tomorrow at First Presbytery Church. The Athens County Ministerial Association sponsors sessions each Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. Remaining speakers include Carl G Gustavson Robert F Steegan Ralph M Albaugh Charles Cooley and Rev Fred E Lachs with devotional services led by a rotating group of clergy.
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First Presbytery
Harold F. Kelogg
Athens County Ministerial Association
Carl G. Gustavson
Ohio University
Robert F. Steegan
Ralph M. Albaugh
Charles Cooley
Fred E. Lachs
W. J. MeGarity
Drell H. Goff
E. C. Kenney
J. L. McDaniels
Phil Porter, Jr
Tie Up Threatened By Deck Officers
Government mediators worked to avert a deck officers strike that could tie up passenger and dry cargo vessels from Atlantic and Gulf ports after midnight. The AFL Masters Mates and Pilots Union threatened action on rotating jobs, with four or five men aboard freighters and more on passenger ships. Oil tankers and coal carriers would be exempt, as would ships in port commerce.
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Washington
Atlantic
Gulf Ports
AFL Masters, Mates and Pilots Union
Gandhi Killers Hanged at Ambala Jail
The young editor Narayan V. Godse and publisher Narayan Apte were hanged at Ambala Central Jail for the Gandhi assassination. Godse fired the shot. Apte led the plot. Four others received life terms. one was acquitted. Bodies were cremated after the executions.
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Ambala
India
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Ambala Central
Narayan V. Godse
Poona
Gandhi
Apte
Judge Nelson Schwab Dies at 61 in Cincinnati
Common Pleas Judge Nelson Schwab former Ohio legislator died in a Cincinnati hospital Monday at age 61. He served on the bench and in the state legislature, with a career spanning public service in Ohio.
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Cincinnati
Common Pleas
Nelson Schwab
Ohio
State Department Stumped Over Freeing Consul Ward
Secretary of State Acheson returns from Europe to face a growing crisis over freeing American Consul Angua Ward and four staff held by Chinese Communist authorities in Mukden. State warns no action yet, while peers push for possible pressure via the United Nations or political leverage. The note recalls Perdicaris alive or Raisuli dead as a historical threat to force release.
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Washington
Acheson
Europe
Angua Ward
Mukden
Manchuria
Ward
U.S
State Department
United Nations
Peiping
Divorce Trial Jury Deliberates After Overnight Lockup
In Columbus, a common pleas court jury resumed deliberations in a case against Zanesville attorney Thomas A. Joseph who allegedly induced clients to lie to obtain quick divorces. He faces nine counts of subornation of perjury with possible sentences of one to ten years per count.
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Columbus
Common Pleas Court
Thomas A. Joseph
Zanesville
Chester Pendleton
Findlay
Joseph
Franklin County
Muskingum County
Steel Firms Join Work Movements Across Major Plants
More than 12 000 workers in five Allegheny Ludlum Steel plants return to work after a CIO United Steelworkers backed contract. Bethlehem and Sharon Steel also reach pension and social insurance talks as the broader steel strike posture shifts toward back-to-work status.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny - Ludlum Steel Corp
CIO
United Steelworkers
Allegheny-Ludium
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Youngstown
Sharon Steel Corp
United Steelworkers of America
Sharon
Lausche Bid Is Discounted In Ohio Senate Race
A reliable political source says Governor Frank Lausche will withdraw from the 1950 Ohio U.S. Senate race by next Wednesday though he has not confirmed his candidacy. Observers expect Lausche to seek a third term as governor, while AFL UAW delegates urged him to run as the Democratic Labor candidate against Taft, author of the Taft Hartley Act.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
U. S. Senate
Ohio
Lausche
Ohio Wesleyan University
Robert A. Taft
State House
Cleveland
AFL
United Auto Workers
Taft
Six Cleveland Hospitals Halt Maternity Admissions
Six Cleveland hospitals stopped new admissions to maternity wards or adopted precautions due to diarrhea outbreaks. Polyclinic Hospital reported severe cases among babies, and three infant deaths occurred in the Mount Sinai outbreak.
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Cleveland
Polyclinic Hospital
Mount Sinai
Train Crash Kills 70 Africans and a European in Transvaal
A passenger train plunged 50 feet from a bridge into the Crocodile River at Waterval Boven in the Upper Transvaal. At least 70 Africans and one European were killed with about 100 natives seriously injured.
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Pretoria
Transvaal
South Africa
Crocodile River
Waterval Boven
Trans-Vaal
Shotgun Blast kills Harlan Cafe Owner
Harlan Kentucky a cafe operator linked to the Easter slaying of Ambrose Metcalfe was killed by a shotgun blast from a slow moving car. Ford Sizemore 29 was fatally shot after turning in an alley as another car paused behind. Oma Wilson 24 saw two bareheaded men. Coroner said the shell used a metal slug. Sizemore had not been indicted in Metcalfe case. Arthur Jackson was acquitted in October.
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Harlan
Harlan County
Ford Sizemore
Ambrose Metcalfe
Harlan Theatre
John Greenlee
Greenlee
Sizemore
Oma Wilson
Henry Skidmore
Metcalfe
Arthur Jackson
Six-Year-Old Linda Joyce Glucott Found Slain Near Home
In Los Angeles a missing six year old girl, Linda Joyce Glucott, was found slain near her home. The body lay under rubbish with an axe nearby. Police had earlier sought a known sex offender missing from the same neighborhood.
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Los Angeles
Linda Joyce Glucott
Bill Robinson Tl In Serious Condition
New York Bill Bojangles Robinson 71 year old veteran dancer was hospitalized today in serious heart attack condition at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center. An official said he was not in a crisis but his age makes the outlook serious and uncertain.
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New York
Bill “Bojangles
Robinson
Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center
Dentists Hear Warning On Child Teeth Care
A Canadian dentist told the Ohio State Dental Society in Columbus that the profession must improve child dental care or risk others doing so. Dr. Stewart A. Macgregor of Toronto urged better treatment as today’s environment challenges today’s children.
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Columbus
Ohio State Dental Society
Stewart A. Macgregor
Toronto
Ont
Ironton Man Killed in Hunting-Trip Argument
J Everett John son, 57, a car repairman, was killed by a shotgun blast during an argument with his son-in-law Dempsey Wickline, 30, in Ironton as hunting season opened. Wickline surrendered to Sheriff Peter A Burke two hours later and was jailed. charges to be filed.
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Tronton AM
Wib Payne
Wickline
Johnson
Ohio
John Wickline
Dempsey
Everett McIntyre
Ironton
Payne
Pool Tickets Confiscated in New Castle Theft
A haul of 20 000 unused football pool tickets was confiscated in New Castle as Patrolman Calvin Guy investigated bulky boxes moved between cars near the business district. Edward Ginocchi, 35, was arrested on pool slip possession charges and two others were held for questioning. The seizure is the largest in years.
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Youngstown
New Castle
Edward Ginocchi
Calvin Guy
Typhoon Toll Rises to 975 in Kabankalan Deaths
The Red Cross reports 177 more bodies recovered from the Oct 31 to Nov 1 typhoon in Kabankalan, raising the total death toll to 975.
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Manila
Red Cross
Kabankalan
Lorain Journal Sherman Action Opens Today
The Justice Department moves to force changes in Lorain Journal advertising policies accusing the paper and four officers of violating the Sherman Anti Trust Law. It contends the Journal conspired to restrain and monopolize news and ad dissemination by refusing to publish ads of businesses who advertised in the Sunday News or on WEOL radio. The Journal says it may accept or reject ads for any reason.
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Cleveland
Lorain Journal
Justice Department
The
Journal
Sunday News
Lorain
WEOL
Weol-Fm
Elyria
Mayors OK Site For Air Races
Mayors of suburbs around Cleveland Airport agreed to host the National Air Races in 1950. They support tighter safety rules to govern the event, to be explained November 28. Opposition rose after pilot Bill Odom's F 51 Mustang struck a house in Berea during the Labor Day Thompson Trophy Race, killing Odom and a Berea mother and her baby.
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Cleveland
Bill Odom
Berea
Odom
Train Fare Increase of 12 12 Per Cent OK'd
The Interstate Commerce Commission granted a 12 percent rise in basic eastern interstate passenger rates. The hike applies to coach and sleeping car mileage and could take effect with five days notice. East of the Mississippi and north of the Ohio and Potomac Rivers plus parts of West Virginia and Virginia are affected. Commutation fares stay the same.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mississippi River
Ohio
Potomac Rivers
Pocahontas
West Virginia
Virginia
Welfare Fund Staff Is Slashed In Coal Strike Crisis
Washington AP John L. Lewis faced a 24 to 48 hour ultimatum to advance a coal contract or trigger White House action. Officials signaled possible Taft Hartley court injunction and a new strike risk as the welfare and pension fund undergoes drastic cuts amid stalled negotiations and looming Dec 1 truce expiry.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
White House
Lewis
Truman
Lowina
Taft-Hartley
Justive Department
Ass'n
United Mine Workers Union
Ezra van Horn
Styles Bridges
Bridges
Dee. 1
UMW
T. Alan Goldsborough
Supreme Court
Cyrus &. Ching
Ching
Welfare Fund
Josephine Roche
van Horn
Plunge Kills Mother Of Walter Winchell
Mrs. Jennie Winchell 77 mother of Walter Winchell the columnist and broadcaster died Monday night after plunging from the 10th floor of Doctor's Hospital. Police report says she either fell or jumped after being admitted Oct 24 for a heart ailment.
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New York
Jennie Winchell
Walter Winchell
Doctor's Hospital
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