Marshall urges tougher stance on Russia amid London talks
Secretary of State Marshall denounces Soviet and Communist propaganda as lies and calls for a halt to aggression while preparing for a London foreign ministers conference. He emphasizes a provisional central authority in a federated Germany and urges a peace settlement as Europe faces crisis.
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Secetary
Marshall
Russia
Molotov
Chicago
London
Germany
United States
Europe
Andrei A. Vishinsky
United Nation
General Assembly
Vishinsky
Warmonger
James F. Byrnes
Vandenberg
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Maine Resident Named To High Grange Post
Carroll Be of Augusta Maine was elected priest of Demeter the only officer of the national Grange qualified for the seventh degree at the rural fraternity’s 81st annual convention He succeeds Charles M Gardner of Springfield Mass who held the post 35 years and conferred the degree on 18 344 candidates the largest in history last week
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Columbus
Carroll
Augusta
Demeter
National Grange
Charles M. Gardner
Springfield
Mass
150 Garage Bus Men Approve Union Shop
All but one of the 151 AFL garage and bus employees of Canton City Lines approve retaining the union shop in an NLRB supervised election conducted yesterday. The union is in contract talks with the company and has set a Sunday strike deadline.
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Canton
AFL
Canton City Lines, Inc
NLRB
Ex Professor Edwin Starbuck Dies at 81 in California
Edwin Diller Starbuck, 81, noted philosopher, writer and former USC psychology professor, died last night in Santa Cruz California. He taught at USC and authored several works on philosophy and psychology.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
Edwin Diller Starbuck
University of Southern California
Ohioans doubt action on price controls in special session
Three Ohio Republican Congressmen Thomas A. Jenkins Edward McCowen and P W Griffiths predicted Congress would do little in a special session. They questioned the Europe relief estimate saying aid should be limited and supervised with emphasis on fuel food clothing and medicine. They warned against controls and urged minimal action beyond interim aid.
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Taft
Ohio
Truman
Congress
Ohioan
Thomas A. Jenkins
Ironton
Edward Mae Cowen
Wheelersburg
P. W. Griffiths
Marietta
Europe
Jenkins
State Department
Griffiths
Appropriations Committee
McCowen
OPA
WPA
Blum Agrees To Try To Form Government
Paris reports former Premier Leon Blum agreed to attempt forming a new government after socialist leader Guy Mollet announced the move amid a wave of communist strikes. He aimed to unite liberals democrats and pacifists to keep France from civil conflict.
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Socialist Party
Leon Blum
Paul Ramadier
Guy Mollet
Mollet
France
Spain
General Confederation of Labor
Mediterranean
Paul Reynaud
Charles de Gaulle
French People’s Party
RPF
Blum
Two Year Pay To Meyers Set At 94081 Dollars
Washington investigators focus on Maj. Gen. Bennett E Meyers profits from 1941 42 with Ohio aircraft parts firm totaling 94081 39. Senator Ferguson leads the War Investigating Subcommittee and vows further tracing into Meyers wartime dealings. Eleriot N Lamarre testifies that Meyers was the real owner of Aviation Electric Company of Dayton.
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Washington
Bennett E. Meyers
Ohio
Ferguson (Reich
Lamarre
Aviation Electric Company of
Dayton
Meyers
Bids Open November 28 To Remove Island Queen Wreck
The U S Army district engineer in Pittsburgh will open bids November 28 for removing the blackened wreck of the Island Queen. The excursion boat exploded September 8 and killed 19 people while moored at a Monongahela River auto parking wharf in downtown Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
U. S. Army
Port Clinton Coach Lines acquires Ohio Motor Coach franchise
The Port Clinton Coach Lines Co. has acquired the franchise of the Ohio Motor Coach Lines, which had suspended city bus service two weeks earlier, restoring street transit in the area.
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Tiffin
Port Clinton Coach Lines Co
Ohio Motor Coach Lines
Argument Over Fare Triggers Bus Crash In Cleveland
Fifteen trolley bus passengers sustained minor injuries when the bus crashed into a pole in Cleveland. Riders said the collision followed a dispute between the driver and a young man who offered a ten dollar bill to cover a dime fare.
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Cleveland
Apartment House Blaze Displaces 45 In Cleveland
Firemen say damage reached 20000 and the blaze routed 45 persons from a 16 unit apartment building last night. The fire started unknown origin and confined to the basement and four first floor stores.
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Cleveland
Student Faces Prison For Goodrich Robbery
Roy Conway Blackburn a 29 year old pre medical student at Ohio State University was found guilty of the $31 000 armed robbery of a B F Goodrich Co paymaster last June by a nine woman three man jury A former Goodrich employee Blackburn was arrested in Columbus where more than $10 000 of the stolen money was recovered and he now faces a mandatory 10 to 25 year sentence
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Akron
Roy Conway Blackburn
Ohio State University
B. F. Goodrich Co
Goodrich
Blackburn
Columbus
Taft Seeks Quick U.S. Admit of Displaced Europeans
Senator Taft urges immediate action to admit Americas share of Europe's displaced persons. He says Congress should act now without awaiting an international conference and that unused immigration quotas should be used to take in refugees.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
United States
Europe
Senate
America
Congress
Ohio National Guard Recruits Reach 3 707
Adj. Gen. Chester W. Goble announced Ohio’s National Guard now totals 7 975 officers and men after an eight week recruiting drive that enrolled 3 707. The campaign aimed for 3 570 and plans call to reach 10 000 with 75 more units statewide.
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Columbus
Adj
Chester W. Goble
Ohio
National Guard
Goble
Four Toledo Men Fined After pheasants found in wreck
In Defiance Ohio four Toledo men paid 320 in fines and court costs after four pheasants were found in their car following an accident. Identified by Justice of the Peace G J Louys were B F Keister 25 Wesley Keister Jr 23 Earl Keister 20 and James Woods 20.
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Defiance
Toledo
Justice of the Peace
G. J. Louys
B. F. Keister
Wesley Keister, Jr
Earl Keister
James Woods
Teens Rewarded For Warning Train Of Coal Truck
Six Cosaddale youths from Warren county will ride the Cin cinnatian passenger train from Cincinnati to Clarksburg West Virginia and back as a reward for signaling a stalled coal truck that would have caused a derailment on September 7. The boys identified the danger and alerted the crew, preventing disaster.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Cincinnatian
Cozaddale
Warren County
Clarksburg
W. Va
Earl Ray Whirls
David Allen Glass
Keith Lanary
Lee Applegate
Russell Schultz
Robert Tagar
Ship Reaches Wreck Victims Near Sacred Island Rescue
The Empire MacCallum began taking aboard survivors from the wrecked Langleecrag after a five day marooned ordeal on Sacred Island off northern Newfoundland. The rescue mission involved four ships amid heavy seas. Between 30 and 44 seamen endured icy rain and breakers. one man died when the freighter broke on reefs early Saturday.
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Halifax
N. S
Empire MacCallum
Langleecrag
Sacred Island
Newfoundland
Swedish Plane Crash Near Salerno Reported Fatal
A Swedish plane carrying 30 people crashed in the mountains near Salerno. Ravello correspondents said at least 20 were killed and 10 injured. The fliers were returning from Addis Ababa after delivering B-17 planes Sweden sold to Ethiopia.
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Salerno
Ravello
Addis Ababa
Sweden
Ethiopia
Pair Elade Officers After Bank Robbery
Ohio authorities hunt two men after they robbed Johnstown Savings & Loan in Licking County yesterday at noon. They escaped with $2,000 and reportedly breached roadblocks by yesterday evening.
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Elade
Columbus
State Highway Patrol
Central Ohio
Johnstown Savings & Loan Co
Licking County
U S S Gar To Become Navy Training Ship
A crew of Navy men polish the submarine U S S Gar in Cleveland as Admiral J Cary Jones prepares to turn it over to the local Naval Reserve for use as a training ship. The Gar had sunk 49000 tons of shipping in World War II and docked at the Coast Guard wharf yesterday.
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Cleveland
U.S.S. Gar
Ninth Naval District
Adm
J. Cary Jones
Naval Reserve
Gar
Coast Guard
Lake contract awarded to Fischer Construction Co
The Fischer Construction Co of Cincinnati has been awarded the contract for the construction of Cowansg Creek Lake in Clinton County.
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Columbus
Fischer Construction Co
Cincinnati
Cowansg Creek
Clinton County
Wait and See Plan Emerges From Ohio Strip Mine Meeting
About 200 strip mine owners in Columbus welcomed a wait and see stance on Ohio's new law requiring a 100 per acre reclamation bond. The law takes effect January 1, with a 200 per acre total reclamation cost. Owners challenge the law as discriminatory and unfair to strip miners.
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Columbus
Ohio
R. L. Ireland
Ohio Coal Association
Ireland
Victim's Child Takes Stand In Cleveland Area Murder Trial
A ten year old boy testified as the star witness for the state in the trial of Clifford Gayles 35 charged with first degree murder in the fatal beating of Mrs Edna Adkins 33 of Franklin County near Hamilton Ohio The boy said Gayles forced his mother to remove her clothes then shot at him in the back seat before returning to take him away and beating him again The witness recalled seeing his mother crawl away after the attack
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Hamilton
Clifford Gayles
Edna Adkins
Franklin
Paul Adkins
Gayles
Middletown
Paul A. Baden
Adkins
State to Seek Damages for Killing of 2000 Fish
The Conservation Division said it will ask the city of Troy to pay damages for about 2,000 fish killed by polluted waters in a slough feeding into the Miami River. The fish died from sanitary and industrial wastes overflow from a shallow city ditch.
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Columbus
State Conservation Division
Troy
Miami River
Iowa Woman Gets Oberlin Appointment
Oberlin College officials announced Mary Dolliver of Fort Dodge Iowa will become dean of women. The Red Cross field worker in the European theater takes over in February.
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Oberli
Oberlin College
Mary Dolliver
Fort Dodge
Miss Dolliver
Red Cross
Heaviest Bomb To Be Tested
The Air Force plans test drops of a 42 000 pound bomb at Muroc Air Base in the California desert in about two weeks. Twelve bombs have been delivered by the Army Ordnance Department. A modified B29 carrying the load is at Eglin Field Florida and will drop the bomb using new shackles. The Muroc tests will likely use inert duds to balance the test setup.
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Washington
Air Force
Muroc Air Base
California Desert
Army Ordnance Department
Eglin Field
Fla
Muroc
Body of Pvt. Dailey To Arrive in Pomeroy
POMEROY The body of Pvt. Elmer C. Dailey of Meigs County will arrive in Pomeroy at 1 15 p.m. Thursday, the Army reports. Believed to be among war dead returned from overseas cemeteries for burial at home, the body will be taken to the Ewing funeral home.
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Pomeroy
Elmer C. Dailey
Meigs County
Pvt
Dailey
Ewing Funeral Home
Cincinnati First Snow Hits Area
Cincinnati area reports its first snow of the season last night, bringing light coverage and colder temperatures to the region.
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Cincinnati
Error Found In Highway Funds Law
Ohio Supreme Court rules a legislative error diverted all gasoline tax construction funds to maintenance and repair. The ruling triggers a call for a special session to rectify the law before the current biennium ends, to avoid a halt in new highways and township projects while noting state funds for matching federal money remain affected.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Thomas J. Herbert
Attorney General’s Department
Supreme Court
Herbert
Heater fumes kill McArthur girl at OSU
Louise Lenert 20 of McArthur died after she and her husband Willy were found unconscious in their Ohio State University area trailer, victims of gas heater fumes. The couple were in residence when discovered. Louise was an expectant mother and died at University Hospital. Willy remained in critical condition.
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Columbus
Louise Lenert
McArthur
Willy
Ali Sephore
Ohio State University
Lenert
University Hospital
Madeline Rusk
Jean Green
Machine Shop Training For Blind In City Schools
Tuition free machine shop training for the blind will be offered in Columbus city schools under the state welfare department sponsorship. Similar programs are already operating in Toledo Cincinnati and Cleveland.
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Columbus
State Welfare Department
Board of Education
Toledo
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Manslaughter Charge in William Tell Headshot
New Philadelphia Ohio Charles Pfeiffer 58 was indicted by a grand jury on a first degree manslaughter charge in the William Tell shooting of Dale Zeigler 23 Police said Zeigler was killed when Pfeiffer accepted a dare to shoot a glass from his head.
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Philadelphia
Charles Pfeiffer
Dale Zeigler
Zeigeler
Pfeiffer
Twilight Wedding Eve Hype For Mountbatten Bride
London swirls with wedding fever as Princess Elizabeth prepares for a twilight rehearsal at Westminster Abbey for her marriage to Lieut Philip Mountbatten. Rumors swirl on a dukedom gift while Scotland Yard tightens security and tickets spark a paid scramble.
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Elizabeth
Philip Mountbatten
Westminster Abbey
Marquess of
Milford Haven
Mountbatten
Philip
Greece
Denmark
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