Real Control to Be Taken by Jap Diet
Prince Konoye said Emperor Hirohito favored a stronger parliament and liberalized constitution with Diet power to curb imperial influence. He noted Allied leadership suggested leading a liberal movement, with draft revisions expected by November and the Diet gaining budgetary control to strengthen accountability. Domei reports a new Socialist Party platform calling for broad reforms.
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TOKYO
Fuji Konoye
Gen- MacArthur
Em¢ Hirohito
Konoye
MacArthur
Japan
Diet
China
Hirohito
Domei
Japanese Socialist Party
Tokyohika Kagawa
Three Die in Blaze at Rutgers Fraternity House
A fire at a Sigma Alpha Mu fraternity house leased from Phi Gamma Delta in New Brunswick New Jersey killed three residents and injured six others. Victims were Raynold Befrger 19 from Jersey City Benjamin Gordon 20 from Trenton and Joyce Patricia Katzman 20 from Teaneck who slept on upper floors. Several residents escaped, jumping from second floor windows. Dean Earl Reed Silvers placed the fraternity on indefinite social probation for unchaperoned entertaining of guests.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Rutgers University
Sigma Alpha In
Fraternity
Raynond Befrger
Jersey City
Benjamin Gordon
Trenton
Joyce Patricia Katzman
Teaneck
Ben
De Gaulle Wins Wide Support In French Vote
Paris reports a decisive general election result backing General De Gaulle. The interior ministry announced an overwhelming win for a constituent assembly to draft a new constitution, with a provisional government to run seven months while the body convenes. De Gaulle’s coalition secured most ministerial seats, and 15 of the 16 current ministers won assembly seats.
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Paris
Prance
de Gaulle
Ministry of the Interior
Westerday
Council of Ministers
Cleveland Plants Receive War Production Award
The Cleveland Ordnance District will present the Army Navy production award the E to Builders' Structural Steel Co of Cleveland this week. The district notes fewer than five percent of wartime plants earned the honor for outstanding production. Over three years 136 facilities were recognized in the Cleveland district.
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Cleveland
C?i
Cleveland Ordnance District
Builders’ Structural Steel Co
Former Publisher in Zanesville Dies at 71
ZANESVILLE Charles W. Gibson, 71, former publisher of The Zanesville Signal and Ohio paper Circles, died of a heart attack Saturday. He once led the Roseville Independent before joining Roseville Pottery Co. as a salesman. Later he served as advertising manager for the Signal and the Zanesville Time Recorder, retiring in 1928.
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Zanesville
Charles WW. Gibson
Zanesville Signal
Ohio
Gibson
Roseville, O
Roseville Pottery Co
The
Signal
Zanesville Time Recorder
Two Drivers Unhurt In Auto Collision At Two Streets
Police reported two drivers were uninjured after their cars collided at Union Street and Shafer Street around midnight Saturday. George A. Allwood 71 of Columbus left to Shafer Street and Dale P. Wharton 16 of The Plains was westbound on Union Street.
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Union St
Shafer St
Athens
George A. Allwood
Columbus
Dale P. Wharton
the Plains
Robber Held In Ohio Murder Confession Ties Grand Rapids Bank Heist
Columbus prosecutor Ralph J. Bartlett said Louis Holliday 29 identified by FBI as a Grand Rapids Mich bank robber confessed to fatally shooting George Boyer 51 during an attempted gasoline station holdup. A revolver found in a junk yard linked to the crime. First degree murder charges to be filed. Holliday also admitted robbing a Grand Rapids Peoples National Bank branch on May 28 of 2900 dollars.
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Columbus
Ralph J. Bartlett
Louis Holliday
FBI
Grand Rapids
Mich
George ‘Boyer
Junnk
Holliday
Bartlett
The
Peoples National Bank
Kerr Will Head Ohio Drive on Polio Campaign
Hollywood radio star Bing Crosby named R Kenneth Kerr publisher of the Lancaster Eagle Gazette as Ohio chair for the 5 million drive against infantile paralysis. Governor Frank Lausche accepted honorary chair. The campaign runs from November 28 to December 5 with funds partly staying in Ohio.
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Hollywood
Calif
Bing Crosby
Elizabeth Kenny
R. Kenneth Kerr
Lancaster
Eagle Gazette
Ohio
Crosby
Frank J
Ausche
Elizabeth Kenney
Minneapolis
Minn
Troop Carriers Land in States Today
New York will receive about 7,000 servicemen aboard three ships, Newport News expects over 10,000 on three vessels, and San Francisco will receive roughly 6,600 from the Pacific aboard five ships. The arrivals are part of a mass movement of more than 24,000 troops from Europe and the Pacific to two East Coast ports and the West Coast.
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New York
Europe
Pacific
United States
East Coast
San Francisco
Newport News
FIGHT BREWS ON PEARL HARBOR REPORT FOCUS
Congressional fights emerge over Pearl Harbor probe timing as the Senate eyes a January 3 1946 report. Debates include extension vs stall, atomic energy scrutiny, labor cure measures, and foreign press relief rules. Rationing comments underline meat and butter controls hearings starting today.
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Pearl Harbor
Washington
UPI
Congress
Atomic Energy
Army- Navy
Senate
Dew House
Ramspeck
House
Patterson
D-Calif
Hook
D-Mich
Hope Truman Will Support Merger Plan
Senators hear a U S Senate subcommittee debate the creation of a single national defense department. Secretary of the Navy Forrestal testifies as Navy reportedly opposes the merger while Secretary Patterson General Marshall and General Arnold back unification and Senator Hill pushes for a timely decision.
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Hope Truman
Army
Navy
Department of National Defense
Truman
Senate
Secretary of the Navy
Forrestal
Hill
D-Ala
Armed Services
Austria
R-Vt
Patterson
George C. Marshall
H. H. Arnold
Congress
William Miller Dies at 82 in Nelsonville
William Miller, 82, a former Nelsonville resident, died Saturday at Hillcrest Rest Home in Athens. Services were held Monday at Stout Funeral Home with Rev. L E Evans of the Church of Christ officiating. Burial followed at Green Lawn. He is survived by a brother James Miller of Charleston, W Va, and several nieces and nephews. his wife Mary preceded him.
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Nelsonville
William Miller
Hillcrest
Athens
Stout
Nelsonvile
L. E. Evans
Church of Christ
Miller
Greenlawn
Mary
James Miller
Charleston
W. Va
Two Ohio Men Missing After Moonlight Lake Cruise
In Orlando Florida Army radar aided search for Wayne Daugherty thirty five Canton Ohio and Paul Cleveland forty five Orlando who vanished during a moonlight cruise on Lake Apopka. Their wives waited on the dock as cries were heard after they departed last night and searchers toiled without success through the night.
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Orlando
Fla
Wayne Daugherty
Canton
Paul B. Cleveland
Lapa Apoka
Cleveland
Emergency Curfew Ordered in Ohio Town
Cincinnati report says Mayor George F. Kirkwood Jr of Madeira imposed a 9 p.m. curfew for teenagers during Halloween after pranksters built a bonfire near gasoline pumps at a service station. The blaze was extinguished without damage. Curfew runs through November 1.
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Cincinnati
George F. Kirkwood, Jr
Madeira
Kirkwood
Sky Patrol In Operation For Ohio Forest Fire Watch
The State Division of Forestry has begun a sky patrol to spot fires across Southern and Eastern Ohio woodlands as leaves brown. Eight airplanes will conduct twice daily flights from New Philadelphia and bases at Athens Newark Marietta Cambridge Portsmouth and Wooster. Pilots detect fires up to 15 miles away and alert wardens by low overflight and dropping two containers with location details.
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Chillicothe
State Division of Forestry
Ohio
Lers
John Bastion
Forestry
New Philadelphia
Athens
Newark
Marietta
Cambridge
Portsmouth
Wooster
Federal Judges to Hear Ohio Insurance Tax Suit
A three judge federal court will hear a suit challenging Ohio’s premium tax on insurance companies operating in the state. The filing argues the tax is discriminatory as it applies to out of state firms but not to Ohio based insurers. The case centers on constitutional validity and tax treatment of premiums collected within Ohio.
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Columbus
Hugh S. Jenkins
Ohio
Venezuela Is In Control of Rebel Forces
Romulo Betancourt, 37, former columnist, becomes president and interior minister after a coup backed by a revolutionary junta. He vows power to provide free direct universal suffrage by secret ballot and to act as a good hemispheric neighbor with active Pan American Day cooperation.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Romulo Betancourt
Venezuela's new government vows reforms after coup
The Caracas takeover installs a cabinet led by the Democratic Action Party and pledges fair trials for deposed leaders. Venezuela abolishes press censorship, reorganizes police, and plans a universal secret ballot. A rebel western clique gains power as opposition factions collapse and elections are tentatively planned for April.
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Fla
United States
Venezuela
Planet
Clark Brown
Allentown
Democratic Action Party
Tachira
Merida
Trujillo
Zulia
Isaas Medina
Angari
Caracas
Medina
Eleazar Lopez Contreras
Ruiz Pineda
National Assembly
Glass Industry Strike Tangles Ten Cities As Coal Restarts Steel
The nation saw a major strike wave eased as coal miners 216,000 returned to work on union orders while a 10 city glass workers walkout and a steel production rebound followed fuel resumption. Labor disputes total 217,400 idle with 16,700 potential drop as more workers resume.
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Assoc
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
West Coast Longshoremen Eye 30,000-Strong Cost of Living Strike
CIO International Longshoremen and Warehousemen demand a living cost wage raise for 30,000 West Coast members with an interim 25 cent hour raise and 12 cent overtime, set strike for Oct 23. AFL ship repairmen settlement hinges on War Labor Board approval of 11.6 percent raise. glassworkers walkout spans Libby Owens Ford and Pittsburgh Plate Glass plants across four states.
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Cio
CIO International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s
AFL
al Laster
Los Angeles Metal Trades Council
War Labor Board
Libby-Owens-Ford
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Ford City
Creighton
Charleston
Clarksburg
Wva
Toledo
Mount Vernon
Ottawa
Ill
Libbey
Chicago
John D. Biggers
Biggers
Unions Order Strike to Halt Use of Engine
In Canton nearly half the industrial workforce was idle as Republic Steel alloy division closed by CIO railroad eaters and Timken Roller Bearing Co four plants shut by CIO steelworkers strike. The Timken walkout spread to Columbus with a sympathy strike, about 2600 of 4000 expected. Local president Stokes said management violated contract by adding a new diesel engine without notifying the union, claiming it unsafe. Company called the strike illegal, saying it began when one fireman was reassigned from a steam locomotive to similar work.
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Canton
Republic Steel Corporation
CIO Railroad
Timken Roller Bearing Co
CIO
Timken
Columbus
Samuel Stokes
Stokes
Otterbein College Receives Gift for Dormitory
Westerville Otterbein College will gain about a quarter of a million dollars to build a new women’s dormitory. The gift comes from the estate of Shauck E. Barlow of Marion who died last year. Barlow attended Otterbein in 1878 and later led Huber Manufacturing Works, starting as a day laborer in Marion.
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Westerville
Otterbein College
Shauck E. Barlow
Marion
Barlow
Otterbein
Huber Manufacturing Works
News Vendor Killed By Bus On Cincinnati Sidewalk
In Cincinnati,Fre y a 50 year old news vendor was killed when a passenger loaded bus ran onto the sidewalk after colliding with two cars. Police Capt. Guy York reports driver Edward E. Young 40 faces charges of manslaughter and driving while intoxicated. Akron death follows as Thelma Bozic, 72, dies in an automobile crash.
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Cincinnati
Frey
Guy York
York
Edward E. Young
Cincinnati-Dayton
Akron
Thelma Bozic
Shake Down for Labor Capital Urged by Solon
Washington reports Senator Ellender urges Congress to sidetrack all labor legislation for six months. Aiming to ease postwar labor management ties, he suggests a broader shake down of labor policy. Truman promised wage price remarks as Ramspeck backs periodic strikes limits and anti strike teeth. House and Senate debate seek measures tied to a 40 to 73 cent minimum wage in coming years.
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Washington
UPA
Congress
Ebiender
D-Law
Norwalk
Lloyd R
Brown
North Fairfield
Memorial Hospital
In-lin
Truman
Rep
Ramspeck
D-Ga
House
Arends
D-Il
House Military Committee
Senate
Ellender
Official Hussling Dies at 63 in Cincinnati
Harry E Hussling known as Hi Hussling, aged 63, long served as a football official for midwest college games with the Amateur Athletic Union. He died last night in Cincinnati after a career officiating numerous college football contests.
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Cincinnati
Harry E
Hi" Hussling
Amateur Athletic Union
Workers Profit By Labor Board Ruling Front
Cleveland report on the Fifth Regional War Labor Board announcing the last wartime directive orders and new settlement procedures. Henrite Products Corp and AFL Rubber Brush Union workers at Ironton awarded higher wages with a ten cent an hour increase for maintenance plus four cents differential for second shift and six cents for third.
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Cleveland
Life Savings of Ohio Woman Taken Sunday
Cleveland reports Mrs Jewel Hardstone aged 48 had $4868 stolen from a bedroom closet yesterday the entire savings. In Maysville Kentucky police chief Harry Stewart announced the capture of two men identified as escapees from Sandusky prison farm.
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Life Savings of
Ohio
Cleveland
Jewel Hardstone
Maysville
Harry Stewart
Sandusky, A
Woman Heads Hocking Court
Gov. Lausche appointed Mrs. Rhea Pettit Bangert of Logan as common pleas judge for Hocking County to fill the vacancy from Judge Phili Henderson’s resignation last Sept. Bangert, a Democrat, has practiced law in Logan since 1930 and was briefly assistant state counsel for the Home Owners Loan Corporation. The governor also named Cloyd W. Derhemmer of Medina to be probate judge of Medina County to succeed Judge Kellogg next Nov. 1.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Rhea Pettit Bangert
Logan
Hocking ‘County
Phili
Henderson
Bangert
Home Owners Loan , Corporation
Cloyd W. Derhemmer
Medina
Medina County
W. E. [Kellogg
Baby Born in Police Ambulance During Trip
Mrs Joseph Langdon, 24, gave birth to a seven pound eight ounce boy in a police ambulance en route to a hospital. Patrolman John Corrida served as midwife, assisted by Patrolman Chester W Krause, who also helped deliver twins in similar circumstances.
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Cleveland
Joseph Langdon
John Corrida
Chester W. Krause
Ohio Airman Executed By Japs in Formosa
Wayne W. Wilson a stallion radioman of Kimbolton Ohio was executed last June in Formosa by Japanese forces. Wilson was among fifteen American officers killed after capture eleven were Navy fliers and the rest Army men according to the Navy Department announcement.
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Ohio
Formosa
Washington
Wayne W. Wilson
Kimbolton
Guernsey County
Foremosa
Navy Department
Wilson
Navy
Iment
Two Postal Employees Held for Theft Plea
Youngstown postal authorities report two first office employees pleaded guilty to theft from the mail. They were bound over to the federal grand jury in Cleveland. The theft involved government allotment checks and other envelopes containing money.
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Youngstown
Lrst
Federal Grand Jury
Cleveland
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