Meat Scarcity Sparks Bipartisan Charges Across Nation
US political clash over meat control intensifies as Democrats and Republicans trade charges. UNRRA head says only canned horse meat may be shipped. Ohio's Lausche calls shelves bare and seeks federal probe. Reports show mixed meat output, price ceilings debated, and forecasts for 1947 supply trends.
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Washington
UNRRA
Fiorrello H. LaGuardia
LaGuardia
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Lausche
Democrat
Rep. Halleck
R-Ind
GOP
Congressional Campaign Committee
Molotov Assails Trieste Plan at Peace Conference
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov denounced the Italian draft for the Trieste free state as undemocratic and propped by Anglo American control. He urged a Danzig-like elected government and warned Western powers against pressuring Slav nations while calling for Polish Ukrainian amendments to curb neo fascist movements in Italy.
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PARIS
V. M. Molotov
Russia
Free State
Trieste
Adriatic
Soviet Union
Molotov
Moscow
Tneste
Danzig
Gid
Italy
Warren Denies He's Candidate for 1948 Presidency
SACRAMENTO Calif 4 Gov Earl Warren of California said he wished his friends would quit trying to run him as a candidate for the Republican presidential nomination in 1948. The 55 year old governor who holds both the Republican and Democratic renomination to succeed himself in the November 5 election said I am not a candidate and I am making no effort in that direction and I wish my friends would not put me in the position of being a candidate.
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Sacramento
Calif
Earl Warren
California
Shortage of meat sparks debate on price controls
SAM SIMMONS argues news reports about meat shortages are confusing. He notes opposing views on cattle totals and government limits, recalls past abundance, and contends a free market is the solution to restore meat affordability. He doubts other remedies.
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Department of Agriculture
Italian Riots Take 3 Lives
In Rome, workmen, homeless war veterans, and refugees clashed with police and troops for three hours before the Viminale Palace. At least three people were killed and scores injured as the crowd grew uglier while protesting planned public works dismissals.
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Rome
Viminale Palace
Thil
Public Works Department
Diplomacy May Decide Round World B 29 Flight Approval
The Army Air Forces plan a round the world flight with eight to 24 B 29 bombers, routing Cairo India and the Pacific. State Department approval, framed as big stick diplomacy, hinges on avoiding perceived sword rattling while balancing U S Russia relations at a tense moment.
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U. S
State Department
Army Air Forces
United States
Russia
State Byrnes
W. Stuart Svmmington
Cairo
India
Pacific
Army
Plane incident leads to assault charge against hunter
Greenville Michigan report says 28 year old Jack Hansen fired at a tow plane while duck hunting. The pilot Ralph Bollinger of Lakeview reported the encounter and Hansen was sent to circuit court after waiving examination on an assault charge.
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Hunter
Greenville
Mich
Jack Hansen
Hansen
Ralph Bollinger
Lakeview
Justice Court
Red Ryukyus Claim Is Seen
Washington reports indicate a Soviet plan to stake a claim to the Ryukyu islands between Japan and Formosa. U S officials say transfers from Japan should favor China or, as an alternative, a United Nations trusteeship administered by China.
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Washington
Ryukyu
Japan
Formosa
Okinawa
United States
China
United Nations
Capital To Be Center For Naval Recruiting
Columbus will direct Navy recruiting in most of Ohio starting October 15. Capt. Royald Rutter, area inspector, said major stations in Cincinnati and Cleveland will be reduced to sub stations with several changes. Sub stations at Steubenville and Marietta will close.
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Columbus
Navy
Oho
Royald Rutter
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Steunenville
Marietta
Tularemia Claimed Life Of Ohio Youth In Cincinnati Area
Cincinnati report states 17 year old Frank Kenmeter of Hamilton County died from tularemia. Doctors noted prior condition as improving. father Alphonse Kenmeter suspects infection from handling a rabbit caught by a dog.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Frank Kenmeter
Hamilton County
General Hospital
Alphonse W. Kenmeter
Ohio Woman's Death Probed by Detectives
Detectives sought to determine if Betty Cramer, 38, of Mansfield, was killed by a car or beaten. Miss Cramer was found under a parked auto Oct. 3 and died yesterday from a fractured skull after not regaining consciousness. She had come to Miami from Mansfield about two weeks ago.
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Miami
Fla
Betty Cramer
Mansfield
City Plans to Shrink To Obtain State's Aid
Lisbon officials intend to reduce the town's corporate limits to allow the Columbiana County commissioners to assume Canton Bridge maintenance and qualify for state aid.
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Lisbon
Columbiana County
Canton Bridge
Meteor Showers May Be Obscured by Rain Clouds
New York reports a massive Giacobini Zinner display could light the eastern U S tonight as millions of meteors rain down but rain and clouds may hide the spectacle. Washington reports Cordell Hull remains unchanged at Bethesda Naval Hospital after a stroke nine days earlier.
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Cordell Hull
New York
Giacobini- Zinner
United States
Weather Bureau
Washington
Cordet Hull
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Hull
City Cashier Faces Embezzlement Charge
Zihon Zition, 60, a veteran cashier in Hamilton city utilities, faces 15 embezzlement charges in a warrant by Acting City Manager Mark Thomas. He is the third person charged after a monthlong department probe.
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Hamilton
Trumar
Zihon
City Utilities Department
Mark Thomas
Zition
Taverns to Fight Ban On Sales During Show
Tavern keepers plan legal action to block enforcement of Police Chief McGrady’s order banning intoxicant sales during the Pumpkin Show October 16 to 19. The ban relies on an old statute restricting liquor near agricultural fairs. Malvern weekly purchased Canton news and times publication assets. editors report new enrollment for Forum and Stark County courses.
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Circleville
William F. McGrady
County Weekly
Canton
Malvern Sews
Carroll County Weekly
W. A. Lewis
Russia
Harry W. Dourm
Kent
Dents
Forum
Stark County
Crat
Minerva News Times
Shortages of meat and soap sweep US across 45 cities
A 45 city Associated Press survey shows shortages of meat, soap, sugar, toilet tissue and other essentials worse than wartime days. Meat scarce or unavailable in 46 of 45 cities. soap nearly a collectors item in all. Sugar scarce in 24 cities. butter varies. Reports of minor disruptions and peculiar shortages unfold nationwide.
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Associated Press
Jacksonville
Fla
Logan County
W. Va
Syracuse
Wichita
Kan
New York City
Chicago
Salt Lake
Utah
Minneapolis
San Diego
Calif
Garsson Case to Face Grand Jury in Senate Inquiry
Government moves to present the Garsson case to federal grand jurors as Senator May faces questions from the Senate War Investigating Committee. Senator Brewster urges May appear soon for justice, while Kilgore’s campaign ties the case to West Virginia race. White House and aides deny any delay in May’s appearance.
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Washington
Garsson
Rep
May
Senate
Brewster
H-Me
Senate War Investigating Committee
Justice
Kentucky
Tom Clark
West Virginia
Harley Kilgore
Investigating Committee
Tom Sweeney
Kilgore
Truman
White House
Charles G. Ross
Air Forces Take Control Of Guided Missile Study
The Army Air Forces assumed leadership of guided missile research, ending a two year War Department dispute. Secretary Patterson ordered the Army Ordnance Department to a subordinate role to ensure the most efficient use of scientific talent and engineering resources.
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Washington
Army Air Forces
War Department
Patterson
Army Ordnance Department
International Lutheran Role Is Suggested
Cleveland report urges that the Lutheran World Federation sustain appropriate relationships with the Commission of the Churches on International Affairs. Dr. Jo Frederick Nolde, dean of the Lutheran Theological Seminary at Philadelphia, presents the recommendation at the United Lutheran Church in America biennial convention. He notes the commission as an agency for Christian testimony to nations.
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Cleveland
Lutheran World Federation
Commission of the Churches On International Affairs
United Lutheran Church In America
JO. Frederick Nolde
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Philadelphia
Nolde
World i Council of Churches and International Missionary Council
Cambridge
England
Akron man guilty of first degree murder in stepdaughter slaying
James F. Bickett, 50, testified he killed his stepdaughter Mary Theresa Barangos because he disapproved of her contemplated marriage. Judges convicted him of first degree murder, recommending mercy though imprisonment is mandatory, with sentencing due within 10 days. The crime occurred April 27 at a Cuyahoga Falls supermarket where she worked.
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Akron
James F. Bickett
Common Pleas
Bickett
Mary Theresa Barangos
Cuyahoga Falls
Break With Democrats Urged by Cox at Georgia Convention
MACON Georgia Rep Eugene Cox a longtime administration critic urged Southern voters to put their welfare first and break with the Democratic party if it keeps backing the CIO Political Action Committee. In a keynote at the Georgia State Democratic convention he blasted Gov Ellis Arnall as aiding a plan to end white supremacy in the South.
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Macon
Eugene Cox
Lausche Charges Publicly Condemns and Privately Wooing Gambling
Ohio GOP candidates accuse Gov Lausche of encouraging gambling interests while condemning them publicly. Herbert alleges county ties and fund contributions influence enforcement in Franklin Mahoning Trumbull. Bricker denounces CIO PAC links as undemocratic while supporting international law aims.
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Lausche
Ohio
Herbert
Columbus
Thomas J. Hervert
Frank J. Lausche
Franklin
Mahoning
Trumbull
Central High School
Franklin County
Walter F. Heer
Jacob E. Sandusky
Sandusky
John C. Vittule
Mahoning County
Youngstown
Mahonme
Paul M.herbert
Tis
John W W. Bricker
CIO
Political Action Committee
PAC
Bricker
James W. Huffman
Robert A. Taits
Nuernberg
AFL Drivers End Nine Day Warren Strike
Warren's public transit limped on as independent bus drivers ended a nine day walkout and returned to work. A separate power strike reduced service for about 75 000 riders. A common pleas court limited pickets to six at garages and four at stops. AFL drivers had walked out September 30 seeking company recognition amid a jurisdictional dispute with the Motor Coach Employes Union. An NLRB election to determine the bargaining agent is pending.
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Warren
Warren Transportation Company
The
Motor Coach Employes Union
Common Pleas
AFL
National Labor Relations Board
Deaths Rise to 23 in Dutch Airplane Crash
In Apeldoorn Holland two more boys died today from injuries suffered when a plane struck their school and ignited the gymnasium during a drill. The toll reaches 23, including 21 boys a pilot and a mother. only two boys survived. The mother died of a heart attack after watching her son crash.
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Apeldoorn
Holland
Rain Delays Land Speed Run At Bonneville Salt Flats
Al Jenkins’ attempt to boost long distance land speed records at Utah’s Bonneville Salt Flats was disrupted by rain. Officials expected to start the official run next Monday, with a 24 hour continuation if conditions improve, but moisture softened the track and halted plans.
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Salt Lake City
al Jenkins
Utah
Bonneville Salt Flats
Jenkins
Ohioans Held Liable In Failure of Firm
COLUMBUS Ur Federal Judge Mell G Underwood today received a master commissions report from Robert W Neviton holding four Newark men and states of two others liable for 358723 and interest charges in connection with failure in 1936 of the R B Buxton Co Newark finance company.
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Columbus
Mell G. Underwood
Robert W. Neviton
Newark
R. B. Buxton Co
Newark Finance Company
Motor Scooter Crash Claims Naval Veteran
Canton reports the fatal scooter collision that killed Charles C. Furner, 21, a discharged Navy veteran who served four years. The deceased, married less than two months, died yesterday at Auliman Hospital after his scooter and a coal truck collided.
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Canton
Charles C. Furner
Auliman Hospital
Navy
Venire of 75 Drawn for Wife Slaying Trial
A venire of 75 potential jurors was drawn yesterday for the first degree murder trial of Richard Mallins, 35, Middletown, accused of killing his wife Grace in Cincinnati last May. Trial date set for Oct 23.
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Cincinnati
Richard Mallins
Middletown
Grace
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