Condemned Nazi Leaders Ready for Hangings at Nurnberg
AP reports indicate 21 condemned Nazi ringleaders will be hanged at Nurnberg prison starting at 12:01 am local time. Timeframe is about three hours with no official completion notice. Names include Goering, Ribbentrop, Keitel, Jodl, Rosenberg, Frank, Sauckel, Seyss-Inquart, Streicher, Frick, and Frick.
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Nuernberg
Four Power Commission
Hermann Goering
Adolf Hitler
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Naz
Wilhelm Keitel
High Command
Alfred Jodl
Ernest Akkenbrunner
Alfred Rosenberg
Hans Frank
Poland
Fritz Sauckel
Arthur Seuss-Inquart
Netherlands
Julius
Goering
Frank
Rome
Hitler
Rudolf Hess
Hess
St. Peter's
Seyss-Inquart
Sauckel
International Tribunal
Keitel
Seriou
Sam Binder
Binder
Frick
Rosenberg
Ribbentrop
Selective Service Urges Registration Despite Calls Canceled
Col C W Goble Ohio state director of Selective Service said registration remains required for all males reaching age 18 even after the War Department canceled all calls for the year. He notified 330 local boards in Ohio citing a telegram from national headquarters.
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Columbus
C. W. Goble
Selective Service
War Department
Ohio
Goble
Two Youths Injured When Auto Overturns
In Circleville area a two vehicle accident on U S Route 23 left Charles R Chevalier 19 of Marion in serious condition at Berger Hospital and June Kerr 15 of Marion with multiple abrasions. In Columbus detective Joseph D Cleary 60 died Sunday of a heart ailment.
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Circleville
Charles R.chevalier
Marion
Berger Hospital
June Kerr
Ma Tion
Columbus
Joseph D.cleary
OPA
Sabotage Cuts Pitt Power Ends Strike Move
In Pittsburgh the Duquesne Light Co reports a high powered bullet hit a large outdoor transformer at Colfax Station, cutting power to the industrial area and forcing Pittsburgh Railways to reduce trolley service to about 100 units. The strike by 3200 workers continues amid a union affiliation vote and arbitration push.
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Pittsburgh, Pa
Strikehound Duquesne Light Co
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Colfax
Independent Association of Employes
Wage Stabilization Board Members Stay On
Industry members of the Wage Stabilization Board volunteered to withdraw their resignations and remain in place as President Truman signaled the eventual end of federal pay controls. A. Colman Barrett spoke for Hart N. Cannon, noting the move follows their initial resignations submitted last Wednesday and Truman’s speech outlined the path to lifting controls.
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Washington
Wage Stabilization Board
Trusman
A. Colman Barrett
Hart N. Cannon
Truman
Runaway Freight Derails on Pennsylvan ia Line West of Pittsburgh
Five wrecking crews cleared the main line of the Pennsylvania Railroad west of Pittsburgh after a runaway freight derailed a height train tearing up the right of way and spilling hundreds of tons of coal. Main line passenger traffic was stopped for eight hours. No injuries were reported.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad
U S Officers Warn of Potential Unrest in Germany
American intelligence officials warned of possible bad unrest in Germany this winter due to overcrowding hunger and economic strain though Nazi subversion is not expected to pick up. They cited population growth housing shortages food supply and a potential crime wave as factors. They emphasized readiness to counter any trouble in the American zone.
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Frankfurt
Germany
U.S
America
Highest Paid Private Hunts Home for Family
Nevin R Haudenschild 35 seeks a home for his wife and 13 children after getting orders to leave the parish where they have lived since May He earned 320 monthly during six months Army service and paid no rent while living there Justice of the Peace Paul Ebel stated. James E Markham, property custodian, quit his post and resigned to President Truman in a White House call. An FBI police school for Northern Ohio will be held in Fremont in November.
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Tiffin
Nevin R. Haudenschild
Parage
Haudenschild
Justice of the Peace
Paul Ebel
Washington
Alea
James E. Markham
Truman
White House
Lausche Attacks Herbert Over Gambling Probe
Gov Frank Lausche at a Democratic rally denounced Thomas J Herbert for a years old Youngstown gambling inquiry he says yielded only a few insignificant victims and was a travesty on justice. Herbert then attorney general and Lausche’s Republican opponent faces election.
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Rorain
Thomas J. Herbert
Youngstown
Frank J. Lausche
Herbert
Lausche
Vet Prisoner’s Father Hopes to See Son Soon
J C Betz, father of Ralph Betz, an ex-GI charged with illegal entry into Germany, says he received a letter saying his son probably would be home this week. The Supreme Court refused to intervene in the case.
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Willoughby—P
Supreme Court
Ralph Kbetz
Germany
Ralph
J. C
Sala
Super Boy Stull Lives Child Run Over by Train
Lancaster report states 20 month old Edgar Angus was struck by a Chesapeake and Ohio freight train Sunday. Two engines and three cars passed over him before stopping. Doctors say he appears to have a broken leg and head cuts. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Everett Angus.
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Lancaster
Little
Edgar Angus
Corp
John McCrate
State Highway Patrol
Chesapeake and Ohio
Everett Angus
Dreamboat Hurtles for Atlantic Record in Paris Flight
The Pacusan Dreamboat set out from Orly for New York to break the 14 hour 39 minute Atlantic speed record. Smoke drifting from sparkplugs forced a return to Paris after under three hours. Col. C. S. Irvine and crew may attempt the journey again tomorrow in the B 29 Superfortress capable of over 400 miles per hour.
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Paris
U. S
New York
Army Transport Command
Orly
C. S
Bill
TWA
Slav Delegates Boycott Paris Peace Meeting
Yugoslavia officially withdraws from the Paris peace conference final session. Delegates of 21 nations concluded talks. Deputy Premier Edvard Kardelj cites protest against unjust decisions and outvoting as Yugoslavia refuses to participate in final approvals.
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Paris
Yugoslavia
Trieste
Quo Tai-Chi
China
Edvard Kardelj
Marshal Tito
Police Nab Romance Patcher With $750,000
CHICAGO Elmer Stewart Hurt 22 waived extradition to Miami to face forgery charges after police found him with more than $725,000 in embezzled currency and money orders. He had a belt with 7900, and his hotel room held 28,820 cash. A locker at Grand Central Station contained 697.10 in uncashed express money orders. The second item notes Katharine Kennedy Brown of Dayton being reelected to a seventh term as president of the Ohio Federation of Republican Women's Organizations.
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Chicago
Elmer Stewart
Hurt
Miami
Fla
Grand Central Station
GOP
Columbus
Katharine Kennedy Brown
Dayton
Ohio Federation of Republican Women’s Organizations
Ohio Leaders Split Over Truman Meat Plan Too Late Claim
Ohio politicians react to President Truman removing meat clamps. Taft and Bricker say it comes late while Lausche urges voluntary restraint to ensure fair meat shares. Local grocers warn counters won’t be full immediately but some say meat will return by Friday. others note no overnight backlog.
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John W. Bricker
Taft
Senate
Washington
Clarence J. Brown
Blanchester
Republican National Committee
Truman
James W. Huffman
Columbus
Lausche
Lorain
Cincinnati
Gus Juengling
Cincinnati Wholesale Meat Dealers’ Association
Cleveland
Adam Guth
National Retail Meat ‘Dealers’ Association
Harry A. Nation
Columbus Retail Grocers’Association
Ieity
Truman ends meat price controls in sweeping move
President Truman announced the removal of meat price ceilings as the first step in scrapping wartime controls, signaling a broader end to restraints on prices and wages. He blamed selfish interests for inflation and warned meat prices may rise. a ban on Mexican cattle quarantine is also to be lifted, with meat supplies not expected to surge for days.
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Washington
Truman
OPA
Agericulture Department
de Lacy
D.-Wash
Monroney
D.-Okla
American Meat Institute
Congress
AFL
William Green
Eric A. Johnston
United States Chamber
Mexico
Agriculture Department
Bands Attack Greek Towns In Northern Greece Fight
Divisional headquarters reported three northern Greek villages attacked and one burned over two nights by bands alleged to be directed by Communist agents infiltrating Greece from Albania and Yugoslavia. A Greek post near the Yugoslav frontier repelled about 500 attackers. Exohi was burned by 200 assailants shouting Yugoslav yells, and six outlaws died in a two hour engagement at Krievrissi.
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Kozane
Greece
UPI
Albania
Yugoslavia
Exohi
Krievrissi
Akron Men Charged With Theft of Calf
Two Akron men William Eldridge and Howard Baker were jailed on a charge of stealing a 300 pound calf from a Hartville farm. Sheriff France said they admitted the theft and said they released the calf near the Summit County line.
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Canton
Akron
William Eldridge
Howard Baker
Charles Moore
Hartville
Dick France
Summit County
Teachers Strike for $400 Pay Increase Continues
In Uniontown Pennsylvania the 111 Redstone Township teachers received back pay totaling more than $60,900 for three months while the walkout persisted for a $400 cost of living raise. Schools stayed closed affecting 3,224 students.
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Uniontown
Redstone Township
Lucasville Man Held For Beating Constable
PORTSMOUTH Dean Noel 22 of Lucasville is held on a 1.9 NA bond for Grand Jury action on assault charges against Walter Conley 65 Lucasville constable. He pleaded innocent at municipal court arraignment yesterday. Deputy Brandle said Conley was struck with a pistol knocked down and kicked while trying to break up a cafe fight early Sunday.
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Portsmouth
Dean Noel
Lucasville
Walter Conley
Earl Brandle
Conley
Falling Slate Kills C Buck At Bailey Run
A slate fall at the Bailey Run mine this morning fatally injured Charles L. Buck 32 of Bailey Run. Buck's body was taken to Rawlings Coats Funeral Home for burial arrangements as his wife Anna and seven children, plus a brother and three sisters, survive.
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Middleport
Bailey Run
Charles L. Buck
Rawlings Coats Funeral Home
Buck
Anna
Pauline Haley
Crooksville
Eloise Chapman
Frances Brown
Fred Buck
William Buck
Odessa Roush
Freda Mae Whittington
Fomeroy
Frank Buck
Fearl Jacobs
Pomeroy
Maggie Buck
Columbus
Jessie Archer
Prohibition Warning From Ohio Liquor Director
State Liquor Director Robert N Sohngen warned tavern operators that prohibition could return if they do not obey the law. He spoke to trustees of the Cleveland Crime Commission urging stricter controls on permit holders and support for an amendment to bar anyone with a felony record from managing a bar. The department also proposed extending liquor permit revocation to three years.
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Cleveland
Robert N. Sohngen
Ohio
Cleveland Crime Commission
Sohngen
H. J. Chapman
Sam Simmons Reflects On Football Night Conduct
Sam Simmons notes a force of 60 state and city police heading to Charleston to keep order at a football game amid intoxicated crowds. He recalls past games where drinking was rampant, with fans in stands and hotel lobbies hosting unsanctioned revelry, praising police presence as revolutionary for good order.
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Charleston
Lady Godiva
Four Nations Opposed To Spain's Court Entry
France and Mexico reportedly joined Russia and Poland in opposing Spain's admission to the International Court of Justice on a non-member basis as the Security Council prepared to discuss Poland's question on non-member access to the court in The Hague. A farm tragedy follows, as Paul Conner, 35, was fatally burned in a farmhouse fire on Floyd Chapman’s farm near Hartville.
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Lake Success
France
Mexico
Russia
Poland
Spain
International Court of Justice
Security Council
Hague
Canton
Paul Conner
Jdeath
Floyd
Chapman Oh
Hartville
Soe
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