Quest for Stolen Gold Tarnished by Japanese Seizures
Fragmented report describes seizures of assets by Japanese banks and government holdings, with hints of imperial gold deposits and household funds. Mentions Bank of Japan ownership, 55 percent government stake, and small household interests. References to Pearl Harbor site, Tojo, and political arrests. Incomplete phrases reflect OCR gaps but outline postwar asset investigations and international intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siam
Kramer
Bank of Japg@m
Ken-R
Pearl ‘Harbor
Senother
Igo Hideki
Tojo
Pearl R
A. Eods
Mainichi
Miki Fi
Philo- Wednessia
Hearings in Indianapolis to decide future of air service
AP reports hearings in Indianapolis will determine the future of commercial air routes in the East Central States. Major airlines and several companies filed petitions with the CAB. Hearings begin soon and will last several weeks. Turkey figures appear in Ohio at the state university farm, with 1,250,000 turkeys listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Acoute
Lajer Airlines
Petiroutes
Ohio
University Farm
State
Fragmented OCR note on weather and manufacturing terms
Fragmented OCR text mentions cold weather and manufacturing elements. It references a sensor or device, an operation timing, and possible gear or equipment names, but the readable content is garbled with no clear event or identifiable entities.
London Council Chiefs Seek Framework for Europe's Peace
London diplomats struggled to forge a postwar peace structure as the Soviet Union reportedly refused to sign conference documents unless Balkan treaty terms were accepted. Delegates stayed past 1 a m to debate the subject, with Soviet insistence narrowing the circle to Britain the United States and the Soviet Union. Informal talks among the United States Soviet Union and Britain were expected before nightfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Council of Foreign Ministers
Europe
Imade
Soviet Union
V.M. Ovis
Britain
U.S. SR
Garia
Council
All Nations
Ching
France
Five
National Council
U.S
Berlin
Piqua Woman Found in Lake Under Suspicion
The body of Mrs. Barbars Yeast, 30, of Piqua, was found in Kiser Lake near Urbana. Coroner C. E. Thompson said she appeared struck by a sharp instrument and the death occurred Saturday night. an inquest was held but a verdict was withheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
Barbars
Piqua
Kiser Hake
Paign
C. E. Thompson
Inaction of Congress Is To Be Ended
Washington AP reports Congress enters its second month amid delays with only one Truman proposal enacted. The House will review Elliott Roosevelt Hartford debt case and debate Merchant Marine policy while Vinson outlines tax cuts. Committees push minimum wage, government reorg, and housing plans. wartime controls, selective service remain untouched.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
House
Elliott Roosevelt
John Hartford
Ways and
Secretary of the Treasury
Fred M. Vinson
Senate
Education and Labor Committee
United ‘Nations Relief and Rehabilitational Administration
River Work Set Up By Engineers For 1945 46
Army engineers plan ten Ohio River district harbor and flood control projects for 1945 46. Fall initiations include Delaware Reservoir 4 207 000 Muskingum River reservoirs 4 048 000 Massillon flood central project 1 869 000 Dillon reservoir 8 340 000 Lorain harbor 161 000 with spring 1946 starts for Ohio River lock and dam construction 20 230 500 Ohio River open channel work 4 113 500 Scioto River work 75 000 Ashtabula Harbor Bene and Conneaut Harbor 534
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Washington
Army Engineers
Ohio River District
Delaware
Muskingum River
Massillon
Dillon
Lorain
Ohio River
Scioto River
Ashtabula
J . Bene
Conneaut
Snyder Predicts 46 Crisis Year for Unemployment
Reconversion Director John W. Snyder warned of as many as 8,000,000 unemployed by next spring with high unemployment into 1946. In a 46 page report to the President and Congress he urged prompt labor peace, swift action on tax and unemployment measures, and vigorous executive programs. He emphasized cooperation among management, labor, and government to rapidly expand peacetime production and jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John W. Snyder
Congress
Snyder
Teconvergial
Burton To Become Court Justice Today
Washington announces Harold H. Burton, a 57-year-old Republican from Ohio, will take his seat on the Supreme Court today. He succeeds Justice Owen J. Roberts, who resigned last July, marking the first Republican appointment to the court in 15 years amid a roster of seven Roosevelt appointees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Supreme Court
Harold H. Burton
Burton
Justice Owen
J. Roberts
Pennsylvania
Hoover
Roberts
Roosevelt
Toledo Citizen Seeks End to Gas Rationing Court Case Filed
In Toledo common pleas court Stephen Markowski as city taxpayer seeks an injunction to stop the city labor industry committee from continuing gasoline rationing. The petition alleges abuses of corporate powers and misapplication of public funds by the city, naming the committee members as defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
City-Labor-Industry Committee
Common Pleas Court
Stephen Markowski
Ohio
Cio-United Oil
George N. Schoonmaker
City-Labor Industry Committee
Lucas County Gasoline Dealers’ Association
Andrew J. Ripich
Cleveland Association of Petroleum Dealers
Ripish
Cincinnati
Warren
Toronto
Marietta Accepting WWII Vets Into Classes
Marietta College will admit World War II veterans regardless of prior education after tests and meetings with a veterans counselor, under President William Shimer. Western College trustees approve a $375000 science building as part of a $1500000 expansion program.
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Marietta
Marietta Colllege
William Shimer
Western
Oxford
Board of Trustees
Western College
Ohio Strike At Dayton Marhs Labor Pictures Darken
The Associated Press reports a 16 000 worker strike in Dayton worsens the national idle rate, with 352 000 idle workers countrywide the first big drop in over a week. Mediation begins as unions seek arbitration after wage and condition disputes.
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Ohio
Dayton
Honored Again at The Associated Press in Dayton
A walkout in Dayton affected about 13,000 workers as two state work stoppages ended and a third plant faced a strike threat. General Motors Frigidaire workers left at 11 a.m. protesting an alleged unjustified suspension of four coworkers. A company spokesman said picketing halted production. Ralph B. Moses of United Electrical Workers CIO claimed three suspensions followed involvement in the stoppage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Westinghouse Electric Co
New York City
Colorado
Minnequa Steel
Wilmington
CIO
Allegheny
Ennsylvania
Peoria
Rpilar Tractor Co
General
Motors
Detroit
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Newark
N. J. Ares
Gerv
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
George ‘Frankenthaler
New York Satate Supreme. Court
Colorado Fuel and Tronin
Pueblo
Mem
CIO United
WLB
International
National Federation of Telephone Workers
National Labor [Relations Board
Western “Electric Employer Association
New York
New _ Jersey
NFTW
Joseph Beirne
Dayton
Ohio
General Motors Corps
Canton Station Opens Amid Shortages and Arrests
Canton police reported one filling station remains open despite gasoline shortages after a workers strike. The station operator was arrested by the police vice squad and a state liquor enforcement agent on charges of violating liquor laws and possessing gambling devices.
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Canton
Cio-Ocil
Buckeye Division Honored by Capital Leaders Named to Head Celebration
Col. George Ward of Columbus, WWI veteran, and Col. Chester C. Goble, director of State Selective Service, named to head committee sponsoring a victory celebration for Maj. Gen. Robert S. Beightler and his Ohio 37th Division men.
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Columbus
George Ward
Chester C. Goble
State Selective Service
Robert S.beightler
Ohio
Veterans Gather For Ohio G A R Encampment Start
In Columbus Frank J. Lausche will welcome a small G A R group at the opening session of the 79th encampment with about 16 of 162 attending. Five Ohioans registered today and are set to join Wednesday’s parade and campfire along with GAR Auxiliary groups. National figures Isaac Sharp and John W. Bricker are set to speak at the closing session with Rownd and Grate also in attendance.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Grand Army of the Republic
G.A.R
Ladies. Relief Corps
GAR
Sons,and Daughters of Union
Sons of Veterans
Fort Hayes
State House
Isaac Sharp
Jenkins Leads GOP Panel on Coffee Price Policy
House GOP Food Committee reports on Office of Price Administration handling of coffee prices. Chairman Thomas A. Jenkins cites burdens on consumers and aims to boost competition and production by reducing arbitrary restrictions on American coffee purchases.
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Washington
House
GOP
Office of Price Administration
Thomas A. Jenkins
Iron Consumers
Veteran Job Status Set Up for Reemployment Rights
Washington AP selective service issues guidance that veterans seeking reemployment cannot be held to higher post service job standards than those in similar roles. If a veteran’s former position has evolved beyond his skill, he may return to a comparable position with the same seniority, status, and pay as the one he left. Cincinnati report notes James Combs, 75, died after a cow kick caused a neck fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Selective Service
Selective Service Headquarters
Cincinnati
James ‘Combs
Goot Samaritan Hospital
King Declares Army and Navy Must Reduce in Size in Orderly Manner
Admiral Ernest J. King, head of the U.S. Navy, said he plans to retire around year end as crowds in Lorain greet him. He urged a demobilization that reduces forces in an orderly way while preserving a unified armed services structure. He noted discharges should be available by next September 1.
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Lorain
Ernest J. King
Sam
Min
Maitie Jong Parsde
Frank J. Lausche
Harry van Wagnen
Santiago
Chile
Fevbute
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Camp, Perry and Erie Proving Ground
Marine and Navy
Crile Hospital
State Guard
Civil Air Patrol
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Admiral King
Navy Mothers
Navy Commander In Chief
King
Aaguery
America
Bie
Navy
Hlowever
Eastern Ohio Miners Strike Sparks Regional Walkouts
About 1,600 Belmont County coal miners halted work in sympathy with a week-old strike by 36,000 miners in Pennsylvania and West Virginia. The action, following John L. Lewis failed negotiations, is expected to spread through Eastern Ohio as unions press for wage demands and the oil workers seek higher pay amid ongoing plant slowdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellaire
Belmont County
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Rail and River Conl Co
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
National
Bituminous
Ohio
Grandfather of State Player Dies at Game
Funeral arrangements were under way for George Gulker of Portsmouth a 73 year old grandfather of Ohio State freshman Jim Fout who died Saturday before seeing his grandson debut in Biz Ten football Young Fout was a substitute quarterback in the Ohio State Missouri game and learned of his grandfather s death after the contest Judge Walter C Lindley of Danville Illinois Saturday sentenced Frederick Wolfe 22 Mount Vernon Ohio sailor to 10 4 year and a day in federal prison for transporting a stolen car from Akron to Danville
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Columbus
George Gulker
Portsmouth
Ohio State
Jim Fout
Young Fout
Gulker
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Robert L. Eichelbéreer
Hokkesido
Sapporo
Hokkaido
East China Sea
Lake
Gus C. Francis
Salt Lake City
Utah
Bataan
Pfe
Ohio State University Athletic Department
Phc
Bennett
Mary Louise
Elaine Ruth
Canton Station
Megal
Buckeye
State Banking Department
Bungling Jenkins
Moses
Cleveland
Litha
Westinghouse
Federation of Westinghouse
Pittsburgh
Leo F. Bollens
Lima
Cleveand
Spicer Manufacturing Corp
Cio-United Auto
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