Federal Seizure of Livestock Threatens Shortage Rise
Washington AP The meat shortage prompts a government seizure threat for market bound livestock as Secretary Anderson warns of a very real danger. He notes meat must stay on the scarce list while canned fruits juices and several other items are removed from price control.
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Surplus Property Sale Spark in West Virginia Politics
A Washington press note on surplus property sales at the Naval Warehouse aims to aid West Virginia buyers. The release, routed through Sen Kilgore, hints to bolster support for Kilgore as a congressional committee probes corruption amid sales. Rumors place two former Democrats to run remaining West Virginia Ordnance Works on a cost plus ten cents per dollar scheme.
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CIO Seamen and Longshoremen Strike Hits Columbus Trolleys
The CIO Transport Workers Union led a strike in Columbus Ohio halting city traction and buses. Operators and maintenance workers walked out after failed talks, with picket lines forming as wage and work week demands were raised.
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Thomas T. Miller
Miller
Ohio State classes start amid record enrollment surge
Ohio State University opened fall classes with 21,500 plus students and 2,000 faculty members. Classes run 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. through the quarter ending December 20 to accommodate record enrollment. Registration reached 21,582 fees by last night, official said, with continued registration this week.
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Lewis Condition Good Following Operation
Washington AP John L. Lewis president of United Mine Workers underwent an appendectomy last Friday. He is reported in very good condition today and, barring unforeseen complications, Dr John H Lyons says the 66 year old labor leader could leave the hospital by the end of the week.
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John L. Lewis
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John H. Lyons
Impatience or Prisoner Costs Him Two Years
Charles Mitchell a 38 year old former Toledo resident will serve at least two years in the Ohio Penitentiary after escaping from the Lebanon Honor Branch of the London Prison Farm on September 13. He was recaptured by police in Terre Haute Indiana and returned to London for sentencing.
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Terre Haute
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Hamilton Suspect Held On Charge of Larceny
Franklin Indiana sheriff identified a Hamilton man as Robert Campbell 38 of Hamilton Ohio held on grand larceny charge. Sheriff Cochran said Campbell admitted identity while $900 and narcotics were found on him.
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Springfield Man Dies From Accident Injuries
Norman W. Reed, 31, of Springfield, died in Middletown from injuries received at the New York Central railroad yards in Franklin. Coroner Dr. Edward Cook said he was crushed while coupling cars. Police reported thieves cracked two safes in East Palestine, Ohio, taking at least $5,000.
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New York Central Railroad
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Edward Cook
Butler County
Palestine
George Nalt
Takan
John B. Gravis
Franklin County
Alice Patterson
Lock Haven
Donald Throne
Eau Claire
Wis
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Columbus
Throne
Record Shattering Flight Sets Ocean Crossing Milestone
Des Moines reports the Truculent Turtle, a Navy Lockheed P2V Neptune, in a record nonstop flight from Australia toward Columbus with 430 gallons of fuel left. Comdr. Thomas D. Davies leads four crew over 9,200 miles toward a potential 13,000 mile max range, the longest overwater flight yet.
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Milk price increases hit several Ohio towns
Milk rose across Ohio with Columbus at 18 cents a quart, up one cent, and Athens Marietta Ironton Portsmouth Gallipolis each up two or one cents. Huntington West Virginia priced at 19 cents. Ohio Dairy Products Association asked USDA to hold an order to delay further increases.
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Fire at Bellefontaine Rail Station Damages Big
Fire of undetermined origin swept the New York Central Railroad station in Bellefontaine last night causing an estimated 75 000 to 100 000 dollars in damage. Strong north winds threatened the city gas works before control was established early today. Officials opened a temporary ticket office in a former wartime canteen for servicemen. The text also notes the American Legion national dry and bugle corps championship was won by the Anderson Dunne Kachies Post 42 of Stratford Connecticut.
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New York Central
Rea Boon
San Francisco
American Legion
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Stratford
Conn
Reservists to be sent overseas or discharged
COLUMBUS Ohio reservists in certain categories will be shipped overseas in October and November while others will be discharged. Lt. Col. Hidalgo at Ft Hayes outlined release dates for officers signed up through December 31 1946 and June 30 1947. Hillsboro Woman Dies Ann Bowles 94 co owned Bowles Book Store longtime Hillsboro business figure dies after illness.
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Vincent M. Hidalgo
Ft. Hayes
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Ann Bowles
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U S Official Links KKK Nazi Bund
The Justice Department disclosed evidence linking the Ku Klux Klan and the German American Bund from 1937 to 1941. Officials described joint talks on 1937 anti labor plans, a 1940 joint meeting at Carp Nordland, and a 1937 Bund director’s affidavit about cooperation, with ongoing investigations in several states.
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Michigan
Tennessee
Florida
California
Mississippi
Georgia
State Escapes Frost Damage in Early Autumn Chill
The first general frost of 1946 touched parts of Ohio this morning but caused no damage. Readings fell to 31.5 degrees at Washington and not lower than 34 elsewhere. The weather bureau reported frost widespread except in southeastern Ohio near the Ohio River. A light breeze kept heavier frosts away. tonight’s forecast calls for light to heavy frost across the state.
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Washington D. H
Weather Bureau
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Fire Destroys Western College Barn
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed the dairy barn at Western College farm in Oxford yesterday. Damage estimated at 25000 dollars. Building superintendent Ray Gorsuch reported. A herd of 32 dairy cattle supplying students was unharmed.
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Western College
Ray Gorsuch
Flying Post Office Lands at Cleveland
A prefab air mail carrier on the U S Air Mail Route from New York to San Francisco makes a stop at Cleveland airport. The plane’s cabin is fitted to sort mail en route, similar to a railway mail car.
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United States
New York
San Francisco
Leveland
Three Nazi leaders face death by hanging at military tribunal
The International Military Tribunal condemned Hermann Goering and Joachim von Ribbentrop to death by hanging and sentenced or acquitted other defendants. Rudolf Hess received life imprisonment. Walther Funk and Erich Raeder also got life. Dozens faced varied verdicts across four counts including conspiracy, war crimes, and crimes against humanity.
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Agricultural Reform Asked By Candidate
Columbus report says Republican governor candidate Thomas J. Herbert urged restoring a department of agriculture that coordinates all state farming interests. At Georgetown rally he accused the current administration of ending close cooperation among the State Department of Agriculture Ohio State University College of Agriculture and the agriculture experiment station. He said farmers oppose scarcity and favor full-time production, noting machinery is being shipped overseas.
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Ohio Department of Agriculture
Thomas J. Herbert
Georgetown
Herbert
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Agriculture Experiment Station
Border Shifts Turned Down by Peace Conference
Paris report says the peace conference voted 10 to 1 to maintain the 1941 Bulgarian frontier, rejecting Greece's demand for border rectifications. Greece alone opposed. Holland and South Africa abstained. Greek push to shift northward to cover mountain ranges was rejected.
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Greece
Holland
South Africa
Kimon Diamantopoulos
Church Women Council Opens Annual Meeting in Columbus
The Ohio Council of Church Women began its 20th annual conference in Columbus with about 1000 attendees. State chairman Mrs. Fenton Fish announced a three day program focusing on new techniques to promote democracy peace and brotherhood in members communities.
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Ohio Councif
Fenton Fish
Armed robber sentenced in Columbus grocery heist
David Zr. Matters, 21, of Pittsburgh, one of four men who robbed a Columbus Big Bear grocery of 1105 last April 12, was sentenced to an indeterminate term in Mansfield Reformatory yesterday after pleading guilty to armed robbery. His three companions are serving time in Ohio Penitentiary. The fourth man had not been apprehended.
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David Zr. Matters
Pittsburgh
Mansfield Reformatory
Ohio
Horse Pulling Group Championship Sunday
The annual world championship horse pulling contest will be held at the fairgrounds Sunday. Six states will be represented among entries, sponsored by the Horse Pulling Association of Ohio.
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Troy
Falling Limb Kills Man While Trimming Trees Canton
Fer ris C Shaheen a 63 year old retired dry goods salesman died last night at Mercy Hospital after being struck on the head by a falling limb while trimming trees at his home in Canton.
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Ferris C. Shaheen
Mercy Hospital
Ribbentrop Keitel Kaltenbrunner and others verdicts noted
Tribunal labeled Ribbentrop a willing tool of Hitler and cited shared ideas driving his actions to the end. Keitel admitted ties to Hitler’s regime. Rosenberg, Frank, Frick and other leaders faced varied culpability for crimes against peace, terror, slave labor, and genocide, with some mitigating factors noted for Doenitz and Raeder.
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Prisoner Last Visit Before Verdict In Nuernberg
Irau Hermann Gotring holds his daughter’s hand as they enter Nuernberg prison for a final visit with a former Nazi official before the verdict is announced. The scene captures a moment of imminent legal reckoning in a postwar tribunal.
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