Bricker and Herbert Rally Ohio Gop Unity in Heated Contest
Ohio Republicans blasted Democrats as President Truman prepared a Cleveland speech. Bricker and Herbert urged unity while Lausche assailed state spending for campaign purposes. Nixon spoke at a Springfield rally as De Lacey faced another anti-noise arrest in Columbus.
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Ohio
Washington
White House
Truman
Cleveland
Chicago
U.S
John W. Bricker
Thomas J. Herbert
Frank J. Lausche
Herbert
State House
Lausche
Ravenna
Bricker
Springfield
Richard M. Nixon
Rcalif
Nixon
Ed D. Schorr
Cincinnati
Attorney General
Department of Agriculture
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Hugh de Lacey
Washington State
Henry A. Wallace
Progressive Party
de Lacey
Toledo
Columbus
Ohio State University
North High Street
George Watts
South End
Cease Fire Earns Acceptance in Southern Palestine
United Nations announced Egypt and Israel accepted a cease fire in the Negev desert to begin at noon GMT. Spokesman Dr. Ralph J. Bunche said both sides accepted, ending a week of desert fighting sparked by Egyptian attacks on a Jewish convoy. Then a separate note follows about Joseph P. Earley returning mistaken mail checks.
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Paris
United Nations
Egypt
Israel
Palestine
Greenwich
Ralph J. Bunche
Negev
Security Council
Holy Land
Legion Ends Convention Urges Pensions for Vets
The American Legion wrapped its 30th national convention in Miami with unanimous re-election of Perry Brown of Beaumont Texas as national commander. It approved two pension resolutions for World War I and II veterans and their families. The Illinois department sponsored the pension measures. Mrs Hubert A Goode of Portland Oregon was named national Auxiliary president after Mrs Lee W Hutton stepped aside.
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Miami
Fla
Perry Brown
Beaumont
Tex
American Legion
Brown
Legion
Indianapolis
Philadelphia
Boston
Legionnaires
Congress
Armed Services
Illinois Department
Hubert A. Goode
Portland
Ore
Governor Gets Wallace Case in Illinois Ballot Fight
Governor Dwight H. Green faces a Wallace Progressive party request after the Supreme Court blocked the ballot addition. Henry A. Wallace urged a special session or certification to place the tickets on November ballots, while Green declined to comment and party officials said changes are now physically impossible.
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Chicago
Supreme Court
Henry A. Wallace
Progressive Party
Dwight H. Green
Illinois
Wallace
Ilinois
Green
U. S. Supreme Court
Diamonds and Watches Recovered From Dutch Airliner Crash
In Prestwick Scotland customs impounded diamonds worth 40 000 to 60 000 and 16 000 watches found in the wreckage of a Dutch Constellation that crashed near the airport.39 of 40 aboard died and survivor W H Phillipp was critically burned.
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Prestwick
Scotland
W. H. Phillipp
Air National Guard to reach full strength by January first
Adj. Gen. C. W. Goble said the War Department authorized raising the Ohio Air National Guard ceiling to 689 additional enlisted personnel, boosting the unit from 1 377 to full strength by Jan. 1.
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Columbus
Ohio
Air National Guard
Adj
C. W. Goble
War Department
Water Works Shortage Stated At $13 255 In Nelsonville
State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson charged Miss Helen Largent former chief clerk at Nelsonville Water Works with embezzlement of 13255 and faked books to cover the shortage. Findings cover April 14 1946 to March 31 1948 and call for recovery against Largent who is on 5000 bond.
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Nelsonville
Joseph T. Ferguson
Helen Largent
Nelsonville Water Works Department
Ferguson
Miss Largent
Oral Daugherty
Fidelity and Casualty Co
New York
Polish Primate Hlond Dies at 67 in Warsaw
Warsaw AP says Cardinal August Hlond, 67 primate of Poland and longtime critic of the Communist government, died of pneumonia after an appendix operation. His passing reduces the Sacred College of Cardinals to 56 of 70. Hlond, a priest in Milan earlier, was a friend of the future Pope Pius XI and once seen as a potential papal candidate.
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Warsaw
August Cardinal Hlond
Poland
Sacred College of Cardinals
Milan
Italy
Pius XI
Cardinal Hiond
Korean Revolt Seen Ending
The Korean Republic moves to end a two day rebellion as Gen Douglas MacArthur backs the people. U S Army reports heavily armed Korean troops entered Yosu with little resistance. Sunchon is expected to be retaken. loyal battalions surround rebels there.
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Seoul
Douglas MacArthur
U. S. Army
Yosu
Sunchon
Reprimand Closes Case Against U S Official
Washington official reprimand ends inquiry into State Department officer Robert C. Alexander who testified that subversive agents enter the U S through the United Nations. Alexander will remain assistant chief of the visa division as department had charged him with misconduct and dereliction of duty after disputed testimony by Secretary Marshall.
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Washington
State Department
Congress
United Nations
Michael McDermott
Robert C. Alexander
Department
Marshall
Fifteen Remain In Hospital After Train Derailment
In Garden City Kansas 15 of the injured from the California Limited wreck are in St. Catherine's Hospital today. Five are known to have broken bones from yesterday's derailment of the Los Angeles to Chicago Santa Fe train. About half of the 130 passengers suffered minor injuries.
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Garden City
Kas
St. Catherine's Hospital
Los Angeles
Death sentence affirmed in child’s knife slaying case
The Ohio Court of Appeals unanimously affirms the death sentence for Harold A. Beach Jr. in the murder of eight year old Sheila Ann Tulley in Cleveland.
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CLEVELAND /P
Harold A. Beach, Jr
Sheila Ann Tulley
Court of Appeals
West Virginia Senate Battle Draws Campaign Attention
West Virginia’s Senate race drew renewed focus as Dewey and Truman campaigned near their wrap up. Revercomb defended independence while Scott urged full party support and criticized displaced persons policy. Truman warned Republicans risk a return to prewar reforms and Wallace urged global planning for higher wages.
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West Virginia
Senate
Dewey
Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
Chicago
Matthew M. Neely
Chapman Bevercomb
Revercomb
GOP
High Command
National Party
Hugh D. Scott, Jr
Hunteington
Scott
Republican Party
Congress
Senate Judiciary
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Mr. Truman
Henry Wallace
Progressive Party
Washington
Albany
American Broadcasting Company
Wallace
U.N
Russia
Baby Swallows Perfume. Hospital Treats 16 Month Old
In Pittsburgh a 16 month old, Harry Kane, son of Democratic Congressional candidate John J. Kane Jr., swallowed perfume worth 18 dollars found in a dresser. He was taken to a hospital for examination with hives possible.
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Pittsburgh
Harry Kane
John J. Kane, Jr
Girl's Slayer Is Sentenced To Life Term
Clark Hill, 19, was found guilty of first degree murder by poison in the death of Jean nette Weimer, a Moga dore car hop. The three judges recommended mercy, yielding a life sentence instead of the electric chair. Prosecutor Batchelder described a date, milk shake, and poison exhaust murder.
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Medina
Clark Hill
Jeannette Weimer
Mogadore
Ohio
Hill
William C. Batchelder, Jr
Batchelder
Medina County
WCTU Head Re-Elected in Ohio Membership Rise
Mary B. Ervin of Columbus was re-elected president of the Ohio Women’s Christian Temperance Union. She reported the state gained 5819 new members in the year while the National WCTU added 52000. Columbiana County led with 206 growth, followed by Licking 172, Clermont 167, Mahoning 165, and Hamilton 136.
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Cincinnati
Mary B. Ervin
Columbus
Ohio Women's Christian Temperance Union
WCTU
Columbiana County
Licking County
Clermont
Mahoning
Hamilton
Plane Radio Jamming Reported in Alaska
Alaska air line operator quotes Soviets jamming radio communications in the Aleutian Islands and North Pacific. R C Bob Reeve owner of Reeve Aleutian Airways says pilots of another carrier were steered off course to Japan by false bearings believed to originate in Russia.
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Seattle
The
Post-Intelligencer
Alaska
Soviet Russia
Aleutian Islands
North Pacific
R. C
Bob) Reeve
Reeve Aleutian Airways
Japan
Russia
Weather Outlook for Columbus Temperatures and Rain
Forecasts indicate temperatures averaging 2-4 degrees above normal with highs near 55 and nights around 38. Expect light rain about 0.4 inch Saturday and Monday and little change in overall temperatures with mild days and cool nights.
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Columbus
Neutrals urge Reds to lift Berlin blockade now
On the UN Security Council six neutral powers urge Russia to lift the Berlin blockade immediately. They propose a compromise with the Big Four and call for adoption of the Soviet mark as Berlin’s currency before Nov 20, while arranging foreign minister talks to resolve German questions. General Lucius D. Clay later says Russia aimed to sow fear in Western Europe as Communist strength wanes.
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PARIS
United Nations Security Council
Russia
Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Argentina
Belgium
Canada
China
Colombia
Syria
Germany
U. S
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
New York
Lucius D. Clay
Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation, Inc
Credit Checks Not Effective Says Fed Bulletin
The Federal Reserve Board reported that a 15 month credit restriction has failed to curb inflationary forces. It notes borrowing financed spending remains strong and credit is readily available. The bulletin also flags authorities’ concern over insurers selling government bonds.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Nazis Hanged Despite Plea at Landsberg Prison
Ten German war criminals were hanged at Landsberg Prison despite pleas from Catholic and Protestant church leaders to halt executions. Among the executed were Alex Piorkowski, 44, Dachau camp commander, and Hans Trummiler, 48, who presided over executions of parachuted airmen. All were condemned by American courts for shooting or torturing U.S. fliers and inmates.
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Munich
Germany
Landsberg
Alex Piorkowski
Dachau
Hans Trummiler
Hitler
Publisher Says U. S. Is Last Free Country
Eugene C. Pulliam, publisher of the Indianapolis News and Star, told the Ohio Chamber of Commerce that the United States remains the last free country after visiting 37 nations in the past year. He warned of a worldwide shift toward regimented society and totalitarian government.
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Cincinnati
Eugene C. Pulliam
Indianapolis News
The
Indianapolis Star
United States
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Pulliam
Referendum Sought on Portsmouth City Income Tax
The Portsmouth CIO council filed petitions seeking a referendum on a one half of one percent city income tax set to take effect January 1. If 1300 valid signatures are gathered, the proposal will go to a public vote and would raise about $200,000 annually, as established by city ordinance.
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Portsmouth
Portsmouth Cio Council
Dayton man elected Grand Master of Ohio Masons
L Todd MacKinney of Dayton was chosen Grand Master at the closing session of the 139th annual communication of the Grand Lodges of Ohio Free and Accepted Masons in Columbus yesterday.
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Columbus
L. Todd Mac-Kinney
Dayton
Grand Lodges of
Ohio
Free and Accepted Masons
Columbus Seeks Return of Four Robbery Suspects
Detective Chief Glenn C. Hoffman said four men held in Cincinnati have been linked to Monday's $6000 holdup of the Tschappat Jewelry Store in Columbus. Cincinnati authorities will release the men to Columbus police.
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Columbus
Glenn C. Hoffman
Cincinnati
Hoffman
Distribution Announced From Gasoline Tax Funds
State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson announced a distribution of 1 414 800 from gasoline tax funds to counties and townships. Each county receives 800 and each township 400.
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Columbus
Joseph T. Ferguson
Communists Executed in Athens Convictions Reported
Police announced that seven Communists convicted of crimes against the nation have been executed in Athens.
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Athens
Elderly Couple Sought In Boy's Imprisonment
Toronto police seek an elderly couple accused by a malnourished 14 year old boy of imprisoning him in a closet for a year. The boy Gordon Kelly weighed 65 pounds and said he was fed only bread and water twice daily. He escaped yesterday after being allowed to go on the back porch.
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Toronto
Gordon Kelly
Mount Dennis
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