Ousted Japanese Cabinet Hinted Over Magath Allies
Japan's post surrender cabinet quit citing inability to enforce MacArthur's freedom directive. Emperor Hirohito accepted resignations of Prince Higashi-Kuni and the cabinet as Yoshida and other officials discussed premier options with MacArthur's approval.
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TOKYO
Japan
MacArthur
Shigeru Yoshida
Hirohito
Higashi- Kuni
Yoshida
Imperial Palace
Prince Fumimaro Konoye
Imperial Household
Reuter
Kijuro Shidehara
United States
Bo Také
Igteps
Iwao Yamazaki
Yamazaki
Asahi Today
Veteran Logan School custodian dies at 76
John Drollinger, 76, longtime custodian of East Grade School in Logan, died after a brief illness in Columbus hospital. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Heinlein Funeral Home with Rev. Pam Holtzen. Interment at Oak Grove. Survived by nephews and nieces. member of Trinity Lutheran Church, former resident of Annie Tennehill Sr’s home on Orchard Street.
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Logan
John Drollinger
Columbus
Heinlein
Pam Holtzen
Oak Grove
Drollinger
Trinity Lutheran Church
Annie Tennehill
Orchard St
Prospective Bride Ends Her Life With Rifle
Cleveland police report Mildred Peck 19, a prospective bride, found fatally shot in her bathroom at home. A rifle lay beside the body. Family said she planned to marry a returned serviceman and discussed wedding plans the night before.
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Cleveland
Mildred Peck
Truman To Hear Inside Story On London Foreign Ministers
President Truman to receive a first hand report from Secretary Byrnes on the stormy sessions of the Foreign Ministers Council in London. The briefing plus broadcast will outline slender accomplishments and major disagreements from the opening council meeting. Columbus Proclaims Thanksgiving Day in Ohio.
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Washington
Truman
State Byrnes
Foreign Ministers Council
London
Tonenteenges
Firsts Council
Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Mother of drowned child faces grilling over three men
Olive May Long 23 the child's mother faced authorities in Columbiana County as three men were named in the drowning of Edna Irene aged 16 months. She gave conflicting accounts, with two men cleared and one still under probe as her other charges include neglect of another child.
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Wellsville
Olive May Long
Edna Irene
Columbiana
George Hayes
Philippines
Newspaper Boys Win Deserved Recognition
Governor Lausche designates tomorrow as Ohio Newspaper Boys day to honor the youngsters for their fine job selling war stamps in Columbus.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Laval Has One More Chance At Court
Swarthy Pierre Laval returns to the Paris court where his fate hangs on the trial. Judge Paul Mongibeaux warns he will expel Laval for insolence or outbursts, unless he conducts himself with solemnity. Laval faces charges of intelligence with the enemy and attacking state security.
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Paris
Pierré| Laval
Paul Mongibeaux
Mrs. Roosevelt to Speak for CIO Public Affairs Committee
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt plans several public appearances this fall in support of the CIO public affairs committee. The Springfield Mass item notes her involvement as part of her broader public service activities with the labor federation.
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Springfield
Mass
Eleanor Roosevelt
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Luxury levies to be slashed in next year
The House Ways and Means Committee voted to cut 5.3 billion from the 32.5 billion in 1946 taxes. Individual income taxes would drop at least 10 percent starting Jan 1, with about 12 million people paying no income tax. Corporate burdens would fall 1.9 billion, and a 95 percent excess profits tax would be cut to 60 percent. Social Security tax remains at 1 percent.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Idle Ohio miners exceed eight thousand as walkouts grow
Ohio coal mining activity surged with more than 8000 miners idle after 400 workers walked out at Hanna Coal Co. Georgetown strip near Cadiz in solidarity with Pennsylvania and West Virginia strikes. District Six UMWA cites supervisor assignment protests and nationwide actions affecting Hocking Valley. No new developments on the Frigidaire General Motors Dayton suspension dispute.
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Columbus
Ohio
Hanna Coal Co
Georgetown
Cadiz
United Mine Workers of America
Hocking Valley
Frigidaire
General Motors Corp
Dayton
Dio-United Electrical
Around World Flights To Be Army Routine
The first historic flight concluded yesterday and regular World flights by the U S Army Air Transport Command begin today. 40 passenger C 54 Skytrain services will depart Washington each Friday afternoon and return the following Thursday night. Lt Gen Harold George predicts the Globester will run twice weekly in both directions once mail and courier traffic justify.
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Washington
Air Service
U.S. Army Air Transport Command
Harold George
ATC
Jap warlords moved to Omori prison on bleak island
Twenty one Japanese suspected as war criminals were moved from Yokohama jail to Omori prison camp amid rain. Included were Adm. Shigetaro Shimada former navy minister Lt Gen Masa har t and other Pearl Harbor cabinet members. Hideki Tojo remained at large but was expected to be moved soon to Omori.
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Omori
Yokohama
Adm
Shigetaro Shimada
Navy
Pearl Harbor
Masahart. Homma
Manila
Bataan
Hideki Tojo
Tama River
Discharged Army Pilot Dies in Gallipolis
David Allen Eynon 26 died in Holzer Hospital Gallipolis from injuries and shock after an airplane crash in Europe. Recently discharged from the Army Air Forces, he is survived by his wife Bertha, parents Mr and Mrs David Eynen, two sisters Mrs Henry Meifert Dayton and Mrs Alice James Toledo, and one brother Thomas serving in Germany with the Army.
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Pomeroy
David Allen Eynon
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Europe
Army Air Forces
Bertha
David Eynen
Henry Meifert
Dayton
Alice James
Toledo
Thomas
Germany
Army
Argentine University Siege Ends Today
Federal police chief Filomeno Valezco announced the siege of Argentine universities would end today as students barricaded inside are expected to surrender peacefully. The revolt began with six universities occupying buildings to protest repressive government measures.
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Buenos Aires
UPI — Cal
Filomeno Valezco
Federal Police
Schools urged to offer advanced programs for younger veterans
Ohio educators urged the Department of Education to establish schools for younger veterans in the Columbus area. W. Terry Wickham, Hamilton school superintendent, led a committee appealing for courses not available in high schools or colleges.
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Columbus
Ohio
W. Terry Wickham
Hamilton
Ohio Department of Education
Reds Forecast Break Among Allies in Moscow Izvestia Front Page
The Soviet government organ Izvestia warned that continued hard lines by the United States and Britain risk shaking the basis of collaboration among the three major powers. The article criticizes U S Secretary of State James Byrnes and British Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin, accusing Byrnes of hindering a Soviet proposal to extend sessions and of refusing to prolong ministerial council work.
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Mossccow
Izvestia
United States
Britain
London
Tzvestia
U.S
James F. Byrnes
Ernest Bevin
Byrnes
Air Force Secrets To Be Revealed at Dayton Fair
Wright Field hosts an anniversary fair October 13 and 14 showcasing Air Force secrets. Maj. Gen. Hugh J. Knert announces the event marking Wright Field’s 18th anniversary since Orville Wright dedicated the field.
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Air Force
Dayton
Dayton —Lzi
U. 8
Wright Field
Hugh J. Knert
Air Technical Service Command
Orville Wright
GIs Returning To Bath East West Coast Today
Nearly 12 000 servicemen return from Europe to the east coast aboard 11 troop carrying ships. Twelve more vessels, mainly navy ships, head for San Francisco with 4500 Pacific veterans. Five east coast ships to New York and six vessels to Boston plan debarkations totaling over 7 500 and about 4 300 men respectively.
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Bath
New York
Europe
San Francisco
Boston
Truman Seizes Strike Bound Oil Plants Across 15 States
President Truman ordered seizure of 26 oil refineries in 15 states after a 43 000 worker strike began September 16. The Navy takes charge of restoring production citing serious fuel shortages for the armed forces and threatened transport. A separate protest shut down most long distance telephone service for four hours.
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House
Truman
Congress
Senate
White House
Atomic Energy Commission
United States
Washington
Navy
Navy and Union Clash Over Wage Demand in Lockout
Acting Secretary of the Navy HH Struve Hensel said the Navy will not respond to the unions 30 percent wage demand without a War Labor Board order. The strike stalled after companies balked at arbitration starting from current wages, with 400 million barrels daily capacity idle. Naval officials expect two weeks to restore production once workers return.
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Navy
Struve Hensel
War Labor Board
George W. Taylor
WLB
Schwellenbach
Hensel
Planta
Joseph Beirne
New York
Washington
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Tennessee
Ohio
Indiana
Jater
Report Schorr About To Quit Ohio GOP Post
CONT MBUS reports E D Schorr may resign as Republican state chair as the state central and executive committees meet to receive a digest from a fact finding group on Republican reverses in 1944. The rumor repeats after 15 years in office amid health hints and unconfirmed remarks.
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Schorr
Ohio Gop Post
E. D. Schorr
Many Ohioans Denied Claims
Columbus report shows unemployment compensation awards reaching about half of 120000 claimants since the Japanese war ended. The Bureau of Unemployment Compensation says 62604 awards were granted in the five weeks ended Sept 22, with remaining claims disqualified for reasons including job refusal and quitting without just cause.
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Columbus
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
BUC
Hocking Sheriff Recovers Three Runaway Youths
Three boys fled from the Boys' Industrial School with a loaded gun taken from a car at the facility. Sheriff Floyd Duffey of Hocking County captured them near Logan shortly after they escaped.
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Lancaster
Boys’ Industrial School
Logan
Floyd Duffey
Hocking County
Woman walks after vision miracle in Upper Sandusky
Ninabelle Cross, a 38 year old former schoolteacher who had been bedridden for 16 years, walked unaided after a vision of God told her she would be cured. The Rev Ray Dibble said the recovery was definite and due to faith, with support from her family noting the event occurred on the night of September 27.
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Upper
Sandusky
Ninabelle Cross
Ray M. Dibble
Methodist Episcopal Church
Miss Cross
Ninabelle
LeMay Refuses Senate Seat Over Army Leave
Maj. Gen Curtis LeMay becomes the second Ohio man to decline Gov Lausche's offer to fill Harold H Burton's unexpired Senate term. LeMay says he cannot take the post as he cannot obtain a year’s leave of absence from the Army. Lausche previously offered the seat to former Ohio governor and publisher James M Cox of Dayton.
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Cleveland
Curtis LeMay
Ohio
Frank J.lausche
Harold H. Burton
U.S. Senate
LeMay
Lausche
Senate
James M. Cox
Dayton
Akron seeks better air service in Ohio
Akron public service director Martin L. Davis and law director Roy E. Browne sought increased air service before the Civil Aeronautics Board. The hearing included cross-examination of Delta Air Corporation officials proposing routes from Cincinnati to Detroit via Columbus and Toledo and to Cleveland via Columbus Akron and Canton.
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Indianapolis
Akron
Southwest
Marttin L. Davis
Public Service Directoor
Roy E. Browne
Law Directeor
Civil Aeronautics Board
Del«ata Air Corporation
Cincinnati
Detroit
Columbus
Toledo
Cleveland
Canton
Two Die When Airliner Crashes Into Lake Parker Florida
A National Airlines passenger plane overshot Lakeland Lakeland air field and crashed into Lake Parker at 10 this morning. Two persons were killed and thirteen other passengers plus the pilot and co pilot were rescued by boat after the stalled craft sank in twelve feet of water.
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Lakelan
Fla
Nahonel Air Lines
Lakelang
Lake Parker
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National Federation of Telephone Workers
National Labor Relations Board
Western Electric Employes’ Association
CID
O. A. Knight
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Ben Morrell
Bureau of Yards and Docks
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