Grain Saving Plan Outlined by Brewers and Citizens Group
Washington AP reports representatives of the brewing industry joined the Citizens Food Committee to present a grain conservation plan. Chairman Charles Luckman announced possible adjustments to meatless Tuesday rules and discussed using meat by products like liver kidneys and brains on multiple days. The group plans to consult wet and dry millers and feed manufacturers as it pursues a 100 million bushel goal with policy changes if needed.
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Washington
Citizens Food Committee
Charles Luckman
Luckman
Savannah Weather Packed By Fast Moving Hurricane
A hurricane moved inland near Savannah with 80 to 100 mph winds and towering waves threatening Tybee Island. The National Guard reported heavy damage at Chatham Airport with hangars and aircraft destroyed, while Savannah’s downtown saw a collapsed front and uprooted trees. Power outages were noted but gradually restoring. broader coastlines faced evacuations and rising tides.
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Savannah
National Guard
Chatham
Rollinson Engineering Co
Bay St
Florida
Atlantic
Georgia
Hunter Field
Island
Savannah Beach
Weather Bureau
Tybee Island
Waldo Spence
Savannah Evening Press
West
Louis Spott
Fleet Air Service
Brichton
St. Simons
Sea Island
Federal
South Carolina-Georgia
Charleston Harbor
Battery Section
Noreal
Fort Lauderdale
Miami Springs
Hialeah
Fla
Miami
Everglades
Man Killed as Storm Rages Out of Colorado
A blinding rain and heavy snowstorm moving northeast from Colorado left one dead. William Barnes, 81, of Spencer Iowa, was fatally struck by a motorist while crossing a Colorado Springs street during the storm. Sheriffs warn hunters may be marooned as the blizzard disrupts travel and strands a group near Georgetown.
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Denver
Rockies
Colorado
William Barnes
Spencer
Iowa
Colorado Springs
Georgetown
Two 8 Year Old Boys Tamper With Switch
Two eight year old boys admitted tampering with an unlocked railroad switch causing yesterday's derailment of a Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train in Kokomo Indiana. Police said they partly opened the switch and inserted a spike between the main and switch rails, injuring two women passengers and three trainmen.
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Kokomo
Ind
C. A. O'Neill
Pennsylvania Railroad
O'Neill
Three Trusties Escape London Prison Farm Honor Camp
The London Prison Farm reports three trusties have walked away from the farm honor camp. Edgar Westbay aged 34 from Lima serves life for murder. Walter Fugett 44 from Dayton sentenced to 1 to 20 years for shooting to kill. Lawrence Schultz 24 from Franklin County is also among those missing.
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London
London Prison Farm
Edgar Westbay
Lima
Walter Fugett
Dayton
Lawrence Schultz
Franklin County
Gunman Awaiting Trial On Four Charges In Findlay
Leonard Johnson, 27, captured after an hour in a church, awaited Grand Jury action on four charges with bonds totaling 25000 dollars. Johnson had pleaded guilty yesterday before Mayor Clarence Gassman to assault with intent to kill and to carrying weapons.
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Findlay
Leonard Johnson
Johnson
Clarence H. Gassman
Cary
Passengers and crew rescued from downed Bermuda Sky Queen
All 62 passengers and seven crew members were rescued from the Bermuda Sky Queen after a stormy North Atlantic crash. The Coast Guard Bibb carried 64 aboard and planned to return to Argentina with the rescued, while 17 remained aboard awaiting daylight.
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Atlantic
Boeing
Shannon
Eiie
Coast Guard
New York
Bermuda
North Atlantic
Paul G. Cronk
Bible
Bibb
Argentina
Nld
Ireland
Gander
Nild
Neighbor Held In Barberton Double Killing
In Barberton Ohio a 58 year old neighbor Steve Nagy was questioned in the shotgun deaths of City Park laborer John Anderson aged 68 and his housekeeper Rebecca Brooks age 55. Both victims died of chest wounds near Anderson's home in the Pebble Rock area. A neighbor reported screams and found Mrs Brooks in the road after a second shot was heard.
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Barberton
Steve Nagy
John Anderson
Rebecca Brooks
Anderson
Peeble Rock
Here
George Cole
Ohio World War II vets bonus average listed at 350
Columbus report states proposed constitutional amendment for veterans bonuses would average 350 dollars per recipient if approved on November 4. Don W. Schoeppe of Warren, head of the American Legion bonus committee, cites War and Navy Department figures on service length and overseas or shipboard time.
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Columbus
Ohio
American Legion
War and Navy Department
Don W. Schoeppe
Warren
Legion
Ohio Whiskey Supply Adequate Says Dunifon
State Liquor Director Dale M. Dunifon said the upcoming holiday in whiskey would affect Ohioans little for now. He is reducing a $43 million inventory in state warehouses and wholesale stores and warned against panic until a whiskey shortage is real.
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Ohio
Dunifon
Columbus
Dale M. Dunifon
General Thinks State Guard Goal in Sight
Adj. Gen. C. W. Goble believes the Ohio State National Guard recruiting will succeed though only 1 552 of a 5 000 goal were enlisted in the first month. He says initial obstacles should not recur in the campaign’s final month.
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Columbus
Adj
C. W. Goble
Ohio State National Guard
Goble
Bread prices rise half cent in Wooster
The local market in Wooster reports bread prices increased by a half cent. A loaves of 19 ounces now sell for 15 cents, reflecting a small but notable change in everyday grocery costs.
Final Jurors To Be Drawn In Ross Murder Trial
LA GRANGE Texas final jurors were to be drawn after Judge J R Fuchs ordered Sheriff Flournoy to summon 50 more men as 104 Fayette County residents yielded only nine qualified jurors. Dr Lloyd I Ross 42 charged with murdered four friends including Mrs Mary York 67 on a lonely road near New Braunfels.
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LA Grange
Texas
Lloyd I. Ross
J. R. Fuchs
T. J. Flournoy
Fayette County
Ross
Mary York
York
New Brunfels
Tex
Lever Official Ernest Briggs Dies at 66 in Port Sunlight
Colchester report records Lt. Col. Ernest Briggs 66 longtime chairman of Lever Brothers Port Sunlight Ltd from 1938 until January 1 died Tuesday in Colchester England.
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Lever
Colchester
England
Ernest Briggs
Lever Brothers, Port Sunlight, Ltd
Plant Begins The Making As Strike Ends
Seiberling Rubber Co plant in Barberton Ohio ends a three day strike with 1700 idle workers to return to work. Bank room truck and passenger departments resume on 6 pm shift after agreeing to negotiate a pay rate dispute. Strikers sought 100 percent pay for non productive time while piecework could not apply.
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Barberton
Seiberling Rubber Co
Six Persons Believed Aboard Missing Plane
U S Army headquarters at Balboa Canal Zone said six persons were believed aboard a U S air mission transport plane reported missing in the mountains of northern Peru since Friday.
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Balboa
Canal Zone
U.S. Army
U.S. Air Mission
Peru
Lewis Faces District 50 Controversy at AFL Convention
At the AFL convention in San Francisco John L. Lewis fights a district 50 dispute over Mine Workers locals. Tensions rise after Lewis is stripped of a vice presidency amid feuding resolutions on Taft Hartley affidavits. The convention votes to abolish the vice president post to shield the unions.
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San Francisco
John L. Lewis
AFL
Lewis
United Mine Workers
District 50
Resolutions Committee
John P. Frey
Metal Trades Department
Thomas Kennedy
UMW
National Labor Relations Board
William Green
Senator McCarthy Calls FPHA Books a Mess
Senator McCarthy charged FPHA accounting was a mess and cited a 1945 46 audit that spurred calls to shrink government bureaus. Price Waterhouse witnesses testified as the subcommittee reviewed missing funds and auditability while FPHA leaders Emmerich and Edy defended their records.
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Washington
McCarthy
Wis
Federal Public Housing Authority
Wisconsin
Senate
FPHA
Price, Waterhouse & Co
Comptroller General’s Office
Herbert Emmerich
John N. Edy
Emmerich
Harness Strangles Child In Cleveland Hospital
Gary Mason aged 2 died in Lakeside Hospital after a restraining harness accidentally tightened around his neck while he recovered from a throat infection. Hospital Director H. Bishop said the device was used to prevent the child from falling from the bed.
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Cleveland
Gary Mason
Lakeside Hospital
H. Bishop
Dulles deflects Soviet attack on UN revision plan
AP reports John Foster Dulles will ignore Andrei Vishinsky's harsh rebuke of Secretary of State Marshall's UN machinery revision and awaits reactions from the 57 nation committee. Arab states press partition stance as Dr Farid Zein Ed-Din mocks Zionism and a separate Jewish state, while Evatt aims to end debate soon.
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Assembly
Dulles
Herbert Vomeratt
Australia
Vishinsky
Marshall
Russia
U. S
Palestine
Farid Zein Ed-Din
Moscow
New York State
New York
Evatt
Palestine Committee
Tragic Truck Crash Claims John Henry Hardin Near Route 159
John Henry Hardin, 26, of Oak Hill, died yesterday when his pickup overturned on a curve four miles north of Chillicothe on Route 159. Authorities investigated the fatal accident and released it as a roadside crash report.
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Chillicothe
John Henry Hardin
Oak Hill
Route 159
Nation faces possible winter power crisis say utilities
The Associated Press survey warns U S power lines may strain to the limit by Christmas. Utilities report low reserves, rising demand, and plans to curb usage and delay new capacity.
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U. S
Associated Press
E. Robert de Luccia
Federal Power Commission
Bureau of Power
Marshall Set To Address CIO Meeting
Secretary of State Marshall will speak at the CIO convention in Boston as 600 delegates prepare for a policy debate. The event marks his first address to a labor gathering with a unity and aid resolution likely to pass, while leaders like Walter Reuther may share views on the international crisis. Earlier, Secretary Schwellenbach argued wage increases aren’t the sole cause of high prices and the convention denounced the Taft Hartley Act by unanimous vote.
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Boston
CIO
Marshall
Walter Reuther
Labor
Schwellenbach
Jenkins Seeks Supreme Court Test of New Gas Tax Law
Ohio Attorney General Hugh S. Jenkins filed a mandamus suit with the State Supreme Court asking if the new gas tax law repeals a prior statute. He seeks a ruling on whether the change deprives the State Highway Department and townships of 9.6 million dollars annually, shifting funds to cities and counties.
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Columbus
Hugh S. Jenkins
Ohio
State Supreme Court
Herbert Defenbacher
Jenkins
High Tribunal
State Highway Department
Ohio Townships
Search Organised For Transport Aircraft
An early day airborne search is organized for a transport plane missing in a blinding storm over the front range mountains. Seven men were aboard the craft en route from Hill Field Utah to Lowry Field Denver as Army National Guard and Civil Air Patrol planes join the effort.
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Denver
Army
Front Range
Army, National Guard
Civil Air Patrol
Lowry Field
Hill Field
Utah
Hall China to Match Employee Donations in East Liverpool
The Hall China Co. said it will donate 50 cents for every dollar contributed by employees to spur community fund contributions in East Liverpool. The plan aims to boost support and shows the company backing local philanthropic efforts.
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East Liverpool
The
Hall China Co
Seizure Fatal to Pastor in Piqua Ohio
The Rev. Frank Nickell Crawford aged 68 pastor of the United Presbyterian Church in Piqua Ohio died yesterday at his home from a heart attack.
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Piqua
Frank Nickell Crawford
United Presbyterian Church
Clayton Quits Economic Post to Help Wife
William L. Clayton resigns as undersecretary of state for economic affairs effective at the close of business today. He will remain an unpaid advisor to the secretary of state. Clayton cites his wife's health. President Truman accepts reluctantly but expresses satisfaction at his willingness to return if health improves.
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Washington
William L. Clayton
Uns
Clayton
Truman
Wheeling City Manager Resigns After Council Row
Wheeling's Municipal Council plans a special meeting to select a successor to City Manager William A. Hanning after his resignation following an argument over continuing "controlled" gambling. The council accepted his resignation with deep regret by unanimous vote, after denying a vote of confidence.
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Wheeling
William A. Hanning
Hannng
Twenty One Witnesses Called In Mistreatment Case
Stark County prosecutor D Deane McLaughlin says subpoenas were issued for twenty one witnesses, mostly children, who will testify Friday before a special Stark County Grand Jury investigating alleged mistreatment at the Fairmount Children's Home. The jury could hear testimony the next day.
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Canton
Stark County
Grand
Fairmount
D. Deane McLaughlin
McLaughlin
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