U S seeks UN condemnation of Soviet satellites over Balkan border clash
The United States presses the UN to condemn Yugoslavia Albania and Bulgaria for Greece border troubles as a border watch commission gains approval. Russia opposes while several nations abstain. the plan moves to the general assembly.
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Balkan
United States
United Nations
Balkans
Greece
Yugoslavia
Albania
Bulgaria
Border Commission
Boris Athanassov
U.S
Greek Border Watch
Political Committee
Assembly
Russia
Security Council
Border Watch Commission
Ukraine
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Arab Bloc
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
$90 Stolen From School Office in Nelsonville
A filing cabinet in Junior High School principal J. K. Kinneer’s office was broken into last night and $90 in cash disappeared. Entry was through a back basement window reported at 6:30 a.m. by janitor Irvin Pritchard. A hammer and two screwdrivers were taken from a basement workshop and used to breach the upstairs office door before the loss was discovered.
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Nelsonville
J. K. Kinneer
Everett Hewlett
Irvin Pritchard
Hewlett
Kinneer
Workers Hurt In Strike Row At Lake City Malleable
About 100 strikers blocked entry as workers tried to return to Lake City Malleable Inc. Ten to twelve men were cut or bruised in the clash. President H. J. Redhead reported 15 to 20 autos damaged by missiles in the first scuffle since Local 3375 of the United Steel Workers struck seven weeks ago. Ted Weiss said the clash was a mistake and that peaceful negotiations had failed.
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Ashtabula
Lake City
Company Robbed Twice In Six Month Period
Interstate Securities Co. in Middletown suffered a second holdup within six months. A lone gunman stole $345 on April 10, and yesterday two gunmen took $777 from the firm, despite its offices being within a block of the Middletown Police Station.
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Middletown
Interstate Securities Co
Haynam 85 Dies After Fall From Hay Mow
Tobias M. Haynam, 85, died yesterday after a fractured skull sustained in a fall in a hay mow. He lived in Alliance. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Man
Tobias M. Haynam
DC-4 Antics Investigated After Upside-Down Flight
In El Paso 53 aboard an American Airlines DC-4 escaped serious injury when Captain Charles Sisto wrestled the airliner from a steep climb to a controlled descent and an emergency landing after the plane briefly went upside down 8,000 feet above ground. Emergency handling by the pilot followed a period where automatic pilot reportedly sent the craft into a dive.
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EL Paso
Tex
Airlines
Charles Sisto
American Airlines
Sisto
AFL Teamsters Sign Wage Hike Agreement
Thomas E. Flynn said the two year contract provides 15 cents an hour raises and benefits for 28 000 truck drivers in 12 central states, bringing the scale to 1 32 an hour. The agreement was concluded in Chicago on July 15 and goes into effect November 15.
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San Francisco
Thomas E. Flynn
AFL Teamsters
Central States
Chicago
Teamsters
Flynn
Oberlin College Employees Accept 10 Percent Pay Increase
The Oberlin College Employees' Association has approved a ten percent cost of living raise for staff members, enhancing wages amid ongoing negotiations.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College Employes’ Association
Reverend John H. Clymer Dies at 69 in Andover
The Rev. John H. Clymer, 69, who retired last June, died of a heart attack yesterday in Andover. He served as a clergyman and was widely known in the community.
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Andover
John H. Clymer
Ball Defends Free Labor Press Rights Under Taft Hartley Act
Senator Ball of Minnesota told unions no interference with freedom of the labor press is intended by the Taft Hartley Act. As chairman of the watchdog committee, he said the panel will avoid current disputes, that most cases under the act involve employers against unions, and that the law is working with no major defects to date.
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Washington
Ball
Minn
Senate House Committee
Congress
Paper Price Hikes Hinted by Publishers at Congress
In testimony before a U S congressional committee both American and Canadian paper publishers signaled an imminent rise in newsprint prices. Dayton producer George H Mead told lawmakers that a price increase is inconceivable given current costs. Canadian producers avoided firm statements on future price changes.
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Toronto
U. S
George H. Mead
Dayton
Typhoon Strikes Iwo Jima Causing Severe Damage
A vicious tropical typhoon with 160 mile winds battered Iwo Jima today causing severe damage to American installations and unknown casualties. The storm cut communications with the small army caretaker garrison on the World War II battleground.
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Guam
Iwo Jima
Butter Prices Fall for Second Straight Day in Columbus market
Butter sold at 73 cents a pound for cartoned quarters on the Columbus wholesale market, down two cents from yesterday. The decline marks the second consecutive drop in the current period.
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Columbus
Revere
Mass
Experts Plan Automatic Control Tests for Jet Flight
Air Force engineers announce plans for automatic flight experiments using jet fighters and large transports after the C 54 Skymaster completed an 8000 mile push button test flight to England. Officials from Wright Field and Clinton County Air Base acknowledge the program while citing ongoing refinements and applications for approach and landing procedures.
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James Strebig
Associated Press
Wilmington
Air Force
England
Wright Field
Clinton County
Stephenville
N. F
Benjamin S. Kelsey
Liquor Shutdown Date Set Amid War Food Conserve Drive
A two month liquor distillery shutdown to save grain for Europe was reportedly in prospect for Oct 25 as brewing interests meet in Chicago to decide on the plan. President Truman and the Citizens Food Committee support the move with major producers voting, while agricultural groups pledge full cooperation to conserve grain and aid Western Europe. Ohio restaurateurs back the drive though predict uneven compliance with meatless and poultry rules.
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Washington
Europe
Joseph A. Engelhard
Louisville
Distilled Spirits Institute
Truman
Citizens Food Committee
Charles Luckman
Food Committee
Brewing Industry
Chicago
Luckman
Meanewhile
National Grange
American Farm Bureau Federation
National Council of Farm Cooperatives
Congress
Eaton
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Ohio Restaurant Association
Robert H. Williams
Association
Henderson Denies Guilt In Murder
Charles R. Henderson, 23, Athens Route 5, pleaded innocent to second degree murder in Common Pleas Court before Judge O F Rowland. Bond set at 10000. trial slated for Oct 27.
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Charles R. Henderson
Athens
John Gwinn
Henderson
R. W. Finsterwald
Common Pleas
O. F. Rowland
Rowland
William Matheny
Nelsonville
Earnest Evans
Sand Run
John Ashton
John W. Bolin
Matheny
Evans
Floyd Leffler
Columbus
McLeffler
Federal Agents Nab 2 Suspects In Atom Theft
Federal agents arrest two suspects connected to thefts of confidential material from the Los Alamos Atomic Project. The FBI identified George Wellington Thompson and Ernest Lawrence Paparello as former Army photographers at Los Alamos. Thompson pleaded guilty to Los Alamos thefts but denies taking photos at the base. Paparello’s hearing was continued to next Monday.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Los Alamos
FBI
Thompson
Paparello
County School Officials Plan Meeting Monday
The Southeastern Ohio County School Superintendents Association will hold a regular meeting Monday at 10 a.m. Glen Hanes, Athens county superintendent, announced. The session takes place in Dean Evan R. Collins’ office in the Edwin Watts Chubb Library basement on the Ohio University campus.
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Southeastern Ohio County School Superintendents Association
Glen Hanes
Athens County
Evan R. Collins
Edwin Watts Chubb
Ohio University
Joe Kuhel Named Senators Manager in Washington
Joe Kuhel 41 former first baseman of the Washington Senators was named manager of the club today. He succeeds Ossie Bluege, who becomes head of the Senators farm system.
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Washington
Joe Kuhel
Washington Senators
Kuhel
Ossie Bluege
Senators
AF of L Lawyer Joseph Padway Dies at 56
Joseph A. Padway, 56, general counsel of the American Federation of Labor since 1938, died last night in San Francisco. He wrote much labor legislation in Wisconsin and served as a former Milwaukee County civil court judge.
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San Francisco
Joseph A. Padway
American Federation of Labor
Wisconsin
Milwaukee County
Grape Harvest Expected To Quad In Lake County
Lake County grape crop should be at least four times larger than last year, County Agent F. Glenn Haskins said today. He urged growers to begin picking immediately and estimated the harvest would last about three more weeks.
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Painesville
Lake County
F. Glenn Haskins
Golf Champion Peyton Hurt In Auto Crash
George Peyton aged 24, winner of the Virginia state open golf title, was reported in critical condition after an automobile accident yesterday near Chicago.
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Chicago
George Peyton
Lausche Considered for Truman Ticket
Former Ohio governor Frank Lausche, a White House visitor over the past year, is discussed as a potential Democratic vice presidential nominee for 1948. Supporters cite his vote-getting record and East-region appeal though he previously failed to win the governorship. Kirwan backs Lausche as strongest gubernatorial candidate and urged a Columbus party meeting.
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Washington
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
White House
Lausche
Thomas Herbert
Truman
East
Averell Harriman
Michael J. Kirwan
Youngstown
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Kirwan
Columbus
Cuban Celebration Delays Yacht Murder Trial in Havana
Patricia Schmidt, 22, a Toledo dancer, recounts aboard Mee yacht Laura the April yacht killing of Chicago lawyer John Lester Mee. Trial paused by Cuba’s independence day festivities. prosecutor seeks 30 year maximum and $5,000 indemnity as she admits affair and hidden marriage.
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Havana
Cuba
Patricia
Laura) Schmidt
John Lester Mee
Chicago
Toledo
Mee
Jose Manuel Fuentes Carretero
Miss Schmidt
Laura
Beer Workers File Taft-Hartley Notices
Four general officers of the United Brewery Workers CIO mailed non-Communist affidavits to keep the union’s 60 000 members under the National Labor Relations Act. The officers named are William J. Kromelbein Carl Feller Ed Heghlett and Charles H. Lindberg.
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Cincinnati
United Brewery Workers, Cio
William J. Kromelbein
Carl Feller
Ed Heghlett
Charles H. Lindberg
Sixty Ohio police chiefs gather in Springfield
Springfield Ohio, sixty police chiefs and their wives will attend the 16th annual conference of the Ohio Association of Chiefs of Police tomorrow and Saturday, according to Springfield Police Chief Walter L Sweet.
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Springfield
Ohio
Ohio Association of Chiefs of Police
Walter L. Sweet
State Officials Decline Comment on Liquor Aide Replacement
State officials declined to comment on reports that Assistant Liquor Director Ralph Dombey of Cleveland would be replaced before November 1. Dombey has held the post since January after Stanley Cofall of Cleveland served as liquor director.
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Columbus
Ralph Dombey
Cleveland
Dombey
Stanley B. Cofall
Plane Crash Claims Life of Student Flyer in Hamilton
A 24 year old student flyer named Jack Penny of Hamilton died when his plane caught fire in midair and crashed on a farm north of Hamilton. Dr. Edward Cook Butler County coroner identified the victim.
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Hamilton
Here
Edward Cook
Butler County
Jack Penny
Florence Cavanaugh widow of famed coach dies
Newton Massachusetts reports the death of Mrs Florence E Cavanaugh widow of Frank Cavanaugh the well known football coach associated with Dartmouth Boston College and Fordham University She died on Wednesday in Newton Mass death noted in local obituaries with brief career reference
Coal Executive Frank A. Taylor Dies at 65
Frank A. Taylor 65 coal company executive and prominent bituminous coal industry figure died last night in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Frank A. Taylor
Coal Company
Naval Officer Cleared After General Court Martial
Lt. (j g) Richard F Gascoigne of the supply corps was acquitted of all four specifications alleging mistreatment of prisoners in Japan and of conduct prejudicial to good order. The seven officer board delivered verdicts on the second day of deliberations, ending a trial that began September 2.
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San Diego
Richard F. Gascoigne
Navy
Japan
Supply Corps
Cleveland Lawyer Heads Ohio Army Advisory Commission
Cleveland attorney Robert H. Jamison was named head of Ohio's Army Advisory Commission after the resignation of Rev. Dr. Donald Timerman who called the panel a propaganda agency for military training. Governor Thomas J. Herbert announced Jamison's appointment yesterday.
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Columbus
Robert H. Jamison
Cleveland
Ohio
Army Advisory Commission
Donald Timerman
Jamison
Thomas J. Herbert
Diamonds Missing at Hamilton Jewelry Store
William Seidensticker, owner of a Hamilton jewelry shop, reported a tray of diamonds valued at 5000 dollars missing after three men asked him to check an account. Police investigating leads and possible suspects.
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Hamilton
William Seidensticker
Autopsy Awaited in Akron Newborn Death
Coroner R. E. Amos awaited an autopsy report in the death of a newborn child found near State Routes 261 and 21 with the head resting on a bloodstained rock.
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Akron
R. E. Amos
Two Yugoslav Envoys Expelled By Chile for Communist Plot
Chile expelled Yugoslav charge d affaires Andrej Cunja and Dalibor Jakasa for allegedly taking orders from Belgrade to foment a Communist campaign against the United States. They were driven to Mendoza, Argentina. Chile cited a Soviet-led revolutionary plan and linked it to a 16 000 miner strike seeking higher wages.
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Santiago
Chile
United States
Hemisphere Solidarity
Andrej Cunja
Dalibor Jakasa
Legation
Buenos Aires
Communist International
Belgrade
Cunja
Jakasa
Mendoza
Argentina
Gabriel Gonzalez Videla
Juan D. Peron
Communist Party
Peron
Gonzalez Videla
Robots Break Sonic Barrier Flight Speeds Reported
A Detroit News report from Cleveland cites a government official stating American robot rocket planes shattered the sonic barrier at about 1700 mph. Tests have run for months from a Virginia coast island where NACA operates a small experimental station. The official predicts a piloted breakthrough in months, flying a turbo jet with rocket boost.
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Detroit News
Cleveland
Virginia
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
NACA
Husband Held After Wife Is Found Dead
Robert Kelble, 31, held on a homicide charge after his 25 year old wife Roseanne was found strangled in their Toledo home. Sheriff’s Lieut. Alfred Bartkowiak said Kelble admitted he might have killed her and described an argument over family finances and a prior self inflicted wrist slashing.
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Toledo
Robert Kelble
Alfred Bartkowiak
Roseanne
Communists Break Into Yingkow, Shanghai Dispatch Says
Pro government dispatches reported that Communist forces breached Yingkow as tensions rose. The claim described rapid advances and heightened security measures in the port city, with officials promising further updates.
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Shanghai
Yingkow
Prisoner Free on Bail After Self Blinding in Cell
Jerome Poster, 24, jailed for forgery totaling $1,000, blinded himself with a syringe to obtain surgery. His attorney says he won release on under $500 bail to pursue medical treatment. The incident occurred while awaiting trial in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Jerome Poster
Brazilian President's Wife Dies at 63
Mrs Carmela Dutra wife of Brazil's president died shortly before midnight following an operation for appendicitis. She was 63 and had been in ill health for more than a year.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Senora Carmela Dutra
Brazil
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