Russia Holds Key to Atom Control
Washington AP says Russia holds the key to success or failure of Anglo American atomic control efforts. United Nations plans propose a five power commission to exchange data and set safeguards for peaceful use, with France and China included. The United States Britain and Canada agree to withhold bomb know how until enforceable safeguards are in place and to share scientific information only on a reciprocal basis.
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John At. Hightower
Washington
Russia
Moscow
United Nations
Truman
Attlee
Britain
Mackenzie King
Canada
United Nations Organization
London
Byrnes
Charleston
Atomic Commission
Security Council
America
France
China
United Nations Security Council
United States
Ohio Division Starts Home From Philippines Move
MAWILA reports Ohio’s 37th Division has begun homeward travel. The Dutch transport Weltervreder carries 94 officers and 1157 men of the 148th Infantry, all high point men, leaving San Fernando. Puebla slated to sail soon with 189 officers and 2249 men including Maj. Gen. Beightler and staff. Final contingent planned by Nov 25. crossing about 20 days. Troops travel by train to Camp Atterbury for separation.
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Mawila
Ohio
Weltervreder
High Point
San Fernando
Nsea
Philippines
Puebla
Robert J. Beightler
Camp Atterbury
Klinder Rites Set at Trimble Church Sunday
Funeral services for Mrs. Ane Klinder 78 will be held Sunday at two o'clock at Trimble Methodist Church. Interment will be in Bishopville. She leaves husband Clark Klinder a brother Charles Jewell of Glouster and sisters Ellen Frazier The Plains and Amanda Williams. Friends may call Wallace Funeral Home until the hour of the service.
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Glouster
Ane Klinder
Amanda Williams
Bishopville
Trimble Methodist Church
Klinder
Clark Klinder
Charles Jewell
Ellen Frazier
the Plains
Wiliams
Wallace Funeral
Phi Delta Theta Plans National Home Building
Phi Delta Theta, founded at Miami University, will construct a new national fraternity home on the site of Hine Scott’s former residence, which was the home of President Benjamin Harrison. The $150,000 house will begin after the Scott residence is razed.
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Oxford
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Miami University
Hine Scott
Benjamin Harrison
Scott
Chiang Plans Mass Move of Army to Manchuria
Chinese government dispatches report Chiang Kai-Shek and nationalists preparing a large transfer of forces toward Manchuria, with Changchun airfield as focal point. Russians reportedly yield control of Changchun facilities while U.S. air crews protest unmarked flights. Chinese Communists denounce Hurley’s remarks as interference.
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Gengrelissima
Chiang
Chiang Kai-Shek
Manchuria
Changchun
Capiar
Changcehun
Kunming
10Th Airforce
U.S
Orth China
Chungking
Hurley
France Blocks Central Germany Plan Says Price
Byron Price warned that France bears almost full responsibility for Germany failing to remain economically united under Potsdam. He said Paris argues Germany is not ready for central government and opposes a unified transit postal system and crop control, hindering central planning.
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Washington
Byron Price
France
Germany
Truman
Price
Dr. Frost dies in Virginia auto crash
Dr. Albert D. Frost, 56, chair of ophthalmology at Ohio State University, died in a car plunge down a 300 foot embankment near Monterey Virginia while returning from a conference in Hot Springs. Attorney General Hugh S. Jenkins of Youngstown announced his candidacy for Republican renomination in May 1946.
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Dr. Frost
Virginia
Columbus
Albert D. Frost
Ohio State, University
GM Workers Offered 10 Percent Wage Increase
CIO leader Neil Brant says 30 000 electrical workers including Packard Electric Division Warren are offered a 10 percent raise by General Motors. Six plants across three states are covered in the talks between the union and the company.
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Washington
Packard Electric
Warren
General, Motors Corp
Neil Brant
Cio-United Electrical Workers
Truck Drivers of West to Stage Wage Strike
Some 50 000 AFL truck drivers are expected to walk out over a new contract halting over the road trucking from the Mississippi to the Rocky Mountains. Chicago firm spokesmen said the strike would begin at midnight. The dispute also touches back pay awarded by the War Labor Board in 1943 and broad labor unrest as CIO UAW wage talks with GM and Chrysler continue. Six Alaska Steamship passenger ships idle in Seattle threaten food and Turkey deliveries to armed forces as a separate dispute over dining rooms and overtime affects crew meetings at sea.
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AFL
Mississippi
Rocky Mountains
Chicago
Omaha
War Labor Board
Detroit
CIO
United Automobile Workers
General Motors
Chrysler Corporation
Ford Motor Company
Chrysler
Alaska Steamship Company
Seattle
Kodiak
Naval
CIO Marine Cooks and Stewards Association
Eisenhower Urges Unified Command for All Armed Forces
In testimony before the Senate Military Committee General Eisenhower warned that without a unified command the nation risks another emergency like Pearl Harbor. He argued that land sea and air forces must operate under a single direction to maintain a balanced war power and peace. Admiral Nimitz attended a Washington naval conference amid speculation over Navy views on merging the services. Eisenhower asserted unity would not threaten independence and cited Germany's lack of unity as a cautionary example.
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Eisenhower
Ito Tome
Pearl Harbor
Senate Military Committee
United States
Adm
Chester W. Nimitz
Pacific Fleet
Navy
Army
Africa
Europe
Germany
Dutch official calls Indonesian cabinet to peace meeting
Batavia UP reports acting governor general Hubertus J. Van Mook urged the new Indonesian Nationalist cabinet to meet at once to avert more bloodshed and famine. Soerabaja resistance appears slackening as British Indian troops advance with winks guns and planes. British summary says nothing to report on Soerabaja. Aneta dispatch says 3,000 British Indian troops landed on Sumatra and rounded up Japanese. A regional commission of Britain Australia New Zealand and the United States is seen as a possible long term arbitrator or trustee.
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Batavia
Hubertus J. van Book
Netherlands East Indies
Indonesia
Soerabaja
Hilversum Radio
Aneta
Sumatra
Java
Britain
Australia
New Zealand
United States
Long Life Tire Predicted by Kettering in Ohio
Dr. Charles F. Kettering of GM Laboratories predicts tires and synthetic tubes will yield 100000 miles per set within a few years and natural rubber tires vanish. He spoke at the 23rd annual State University Trustees convention and took chairmanship of Ohio Postwar Planning Commission science committee to map Ohio industry and research development.
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Columbus
Charles F. Kettering
General Motors Corporation Laboratories
Kettering
State University
Ohio State
Ohio
Goss warns farmers against overreliance on federal gifts
Albert S. Goss, master of the National Grange, urged delegates at the 73rd annual national convention to avoid becoming too dependent on government subsidies and loans. He said farmers now rely on government aid for “this, for that, for everything else” and warned against getting tighter tied to subsidies.
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Kansas City
IFI
Albert S. Goss
National Grange
Goss
John Younger Dies, Ohio State College Chair
John Younger, 63, longtime chairman of Ohio State University’s Industrial Engineering Department, died Wednesday. He was prominent in engineering circles in three countries and served the department for 20 years.
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Columbus
John Younger
Ohio State University
Iistes
Atomic powered British car claim sparks London hype
Daily Sketch reported an obscure Briton, named J. Wilson, drove an engineless car through central London at normal speeds. The mechanism appeared as a three inch metal box fitted where the engine would be, with an invisible stream of atomic energy. No authority could confirm the sensational claim.
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London
Daily Sketch
J. Wilson
British seize Krupp property in Lueneburg area
British military government takes possession of all Krupp assets in and around Lueneburg. The move covers Friedrich Krupp of Essen and its subsidiaries, signaling full control of armaments and steel producing operations. A separate report notes a small explosion and fire at a Goodyear plant affecting a two story building used for mixing accelerators.
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Lueneburg
Germany
Friedrich Krupp
Essen
Akron
Mbber
Goodyear, Tire & Rubber Co
Approve Pay Hike for Washington Civil Service
The senate civil service committee approved a bill raising civil service employee pay by twenty percent. The measure moves to the full chamber for consideration and faces questions about funding and impact on state finances.
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Washington
Civil Service Committee
Civil Service
Mystery Portraits From Hitler's Album Surprise Treasure Found
US intelligence reports reveal Eva Braun and Hitler posed with a baby girl named Uschi in an album hidden with Eva's personal treasures. The haul includes money, jewelry, silver, and a diary signaling affection for Hitler, with Uschi pictured from infant to about age three in 1944.
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Frankfurt
Eva Braun
Hitler
Uschi
Eva
Berlin
Hiller
Blone
Labor Ranks Blamed on Communists in Steel Metal Trades
Louis Ruthenburg, president of Servel Inc., told the Evansville convention of the National Metal Trades Association that labor has been corrupted by a Communist minority within. He warned of coercive bargaining and urged an alert public opinion to counter subsversive tactics.
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Cleveland
Louis Ruthenburg
Servel, Inc
National Metal Trades Association
Evansville
Ind
Ruthenburg
British Government Plans Controls on Farming and Prices
In London Agriculture Minister Tom Williams announced in Commons that the Labour government will extend its socialistic program to farming. Compulsory directives will require farmers to grow sugar beets and potatoes as the world food situation is described as extremely serious.
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London
Fils
Hare Jvest
Tom Williams
Commons
Fire guts four story office building on W Ninth Street
A fire of undetermined origin gutted a four story downtown Cleveland office building on W Ninth Street early today threatening to spread to surrounding structures. In Ashtabula former Maj Douglas Steakley who piloted the B 29 Tokyo Rose first reconnaissance plane over Japan has been named a Pan American Airways pilot.
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Cleveland
W. Ninth Street
A0ins Airways
Ashtabula
Douglas Steakley
Japan
Pan-American Airways
Pearl Harbor Assault Probe Targets Army Commander Short
An interested spectator notes Maj. Gen. Walter C. Short, Army commander in Hawaii, was at the center of a congressional inquiry into Pearl Harbor. He was removed from command following the Japanese attack.
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Pearl Harbor
Walter C. Short
Hawaii
Admir Husband
E. Kimmel
Joint Congressional Committee
Kimmel
Public Said To Favor Industry in Wage Snarl
Chicago based analyst Elma Roper told a meeting of American Trade Association executives that public sympathy leans to employers over unions as unions face criticism for rights without responsibilities. She predicted a guaranteed annual wage as almost certain, noting industry might deserve credit or opposition depending on its actions.
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Chicago
Elma Roper
Roper
American Trade Association
De Gaulle to Seek Coalition with Communists Reported
Paris dispatch says President De Gaulle told the Communist party he planned to form a Rhine style coalition with the Communist Socialist and Popular Republican movement parties. He warned he would resign if the portfolios offered to the Communists were rejected after talks with Maurice Thorez and other politicians. Leon Blum also met De Gaulle recently.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
de Gaulle
Popular Republican Movement
Mauricé Thorez
Leon Blum
Driver of Death Truck Placed on Probation
Daniel Eakin of Youngstown was convicted of manslaughter in the traffic death of his wife Grace when his coal truck crashed on a curve near Lisbon last spring. Judge Jor H. Sharp placed him on five years probation.
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Lisbon
Daniel Eakin
Youngstown
Mark Slaughter
Grace
Jor H. Sharp Eakin
Here
Yamashita Trial Advances as Jap Admiral Testifies
In Manila the war crimes case against Gen. Tomoyuki Yamashita neared its end with a Japanese admiral on the stand. The Philippine Supreme Court order to halt the trial remained under scrutiny as Lt. Gen. Wilhelm D. Siver sought to bypass a writ of habeas corpus. Vice Admiral Denshichi Okurui, and other officials were referenced as the proceedings moved toward MacArthur.
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Manila
Tomoyuki Yamashita
Philippines
MacArthur
Wilhelm D. Siver
Western Pacific
Monwealth
Yamashita
Adm
Denshichi Okeuri
Tobacco Market at Ripley Opens Dec 3
Ripley tobacco market opens December 3 with four warehouses ready to receive barley tobacco for the opening sale. Officials call the crop very good but expect yields per acre to be lower than last year.
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Ripley
Army Brok Japan's Cod Before Dec. 7
Congress opened hearings on Pearl Harbor fate with intercepted Nomura message quoting a cabinet member predicting Japan would move soon. The Nov. 10 1941 dispatch and a Nov. 3 quote suggest Washington expected war and questioned if advance knowledge existed.
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Washington
Toky
Pearl Harbor
Roosevelt
Japan
Tochisasbura Nomur J
Cordel Hull
Nomura
Saburo Kurusu
U.army
Kurusu
Womura
United States
Sen
Tokyo
Army
Navy
Ferguson
Harold R. Stark
Naval Operations
Great Britain
Netherlands East Indies
Nylon prices to drop 25 percent after price control change
Washington report says nylon costs will be 25 percent or more lower after November 20 as price administrator Chester Bowles ties new ceilings to June 1941 costs. First quality nylon prices drop from 65 to 50 cents per yard to 20 cents or more, reflecting prewar market levels.
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Washington
Chester Bowles
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