Dewey and Truman trade sharp charges in campaign heat
Dewey accuses Truman of a new low in mudslinging while Truman counters with a record of false promises. Wallace denounces radicalism as Truman campaigns in Ohio and New York, and Thurmond urges states’ rights to block a Kremlin-leaning government.
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Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
Boston
Cleveland
Dewey
Chicago
Henry Wallace
Madison Square Garden
New York
Wallace
Ohio
United States
Doctor Dewey
J. Strom Thurmond
Fayetteville, Ark
Kremlin
Washington
Rail Wage Dispute Hearings Open in Chicago
Presidential fact finding board hears arguments as the third round wage hour dispute progresses between railroads and about one million non operating employees. Negotiations and positions from union and management sides were presented as hearings began yesterday.
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Chicago
Ohio Republicans Attack Lausche Truman in Cincinnati Rally
Gov. Thomas J. Herbert republican candidate for reelection blasted Frank Lausche and President Truman claiming their endorsement signals support for all Truman blunders. Taft accused the administration of erratic Palestine policy while a Haubert campaign attack cited local tax windfalls and price controls amid GOP opposition events.
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Thomas J. Herbert
Cincinnati
Frank J. Lausche
Truman
Herbert
Dewey
Ohio
U.S
Robert A. Taft
Palestine
Senate
Thomas A. Jenkins
Ironton
Lause
Lausche
Green County
Dayton
Taft
Marion
McConnelsville Man Dies in Plane Crash
Cecil Mummey a 40 year old manager of a farm implement supply company in McConnelsville died in a small airplane crash in a cornfield near Stockport. Witnesses said the two place plane stalled while turning after crossing the Muskingum River and had taken off from Stockport air field. The Civil Aeronautics Board planned an investigation.
Western policy under fire at UN over Greece crisis
At the United Nations in Paris Yugoslav Deputy Foreign Minister Ales Bebler attacked Western policy in Greece for two and a half hours. He accused the United States and Western powers of backing a government to secure strategic Mediterranean bases and criticized the U S reconstruction program as allowing industrialists to seize economies. Bebler also blasted Lt Gen James A Van Fleet and condemned the four power Balkan resolution urging Yugoslavia Albania and Bulgaria to stop aiding the Greek rebels.
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PARIS
Ales Bebler
Greece
United Nations
Bebler
U.N
Markos Vafiades
Poland
U. N
United States
U. S
Mediterranean
Suez
Dardenelles
U.S.S.R
James A. van Fleet
John Foster Dulles
United Nations Balkan Commission
Yugoslavia
Albania
Bulgaria
Gas Supplies To Be Studied By Ohio Firm
Ohio Fuel Gas Co will review its gas supply around December 1 to assess easing heating restrictions. The company, a unit of Columbia Gas and Electric Corp, expects more natural gas from a Texas to West Virginia pipeline and will study supply demand once reliable estimates are available.
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Columbus, C
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Ohio Fuel
Columbia Gas and Electric Corp
Ohio
Texas
West Virginia
ECA Announces Loan Pact Requirement For New Grants
The Economic Cooperation Administration said no new Marshall Plan grants will be issued unless recipient countries sign loan agreements. Only Britain and Iceland currently have such pacts, delaying recovery aid to France Italy Denmark Norway Sweden Belgium Ireland The Netherlands and Turkey.
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Washington
Economic Cooperation Administration
Britain
Iceland
France
Italy
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Belgium
Ireland
Netherlands
Turkey
State Liquor Board To Investigate Rules
Colu mbus report notes board members will review how many rules are out of date unworkable or too loose. Chairman Walter Mitchell said the process could take several months. The board heard industry representatives Monday and Tuesday about regulations that supplement the State Liquor Law and are enforceable in court.
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Columbus
State Liquor Board
Walter Mitchell
New Jap War Crimes Trials Ordered at HQ Level
Tokyo reports the first general headquarters level war crimes trials ordered, a grade below the 11 nation Tojo tribunal. Former Adm. Soemu Toyoda and Lt. Gen. Hiroshi Tamura are among those set to stand trial beginning Friday, per the Prisoner of War Bureau.
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Tokyo
Hideki Tojo
Soemu Toyoda
Hiroshi Tamura
Prisoner of War Bureau
oOr
War Crimes Court Clears 13 Top German Commanders
The U S war crimes court in Nuernberg acquits 13 of Adolf Hitler s leading military leaders of planning World War II. The panel rules acts below policy level do not equal criminal planning and bars a conspiracy finding. judgment on war crimes against prisoners and civilians to follow.
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U. S. War Crimes Court
Nuernberg
Germany
Adolf Hitler
International Tribunal
Wilhelm von Leeb
Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Low Countries
France
Hugo Sperrle
Condor Legion
Spain
London
Georg Karl Friedrich von Kuechler
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
Russia
Hermann von Hoth
Hans Reinhardt
Yugoslavia
French Reds Threaten Sit-Down Over Coal Strike
Communists led by the General Labor Federation threaten a general sit-down in Northern France to support striking coal miners. Lille and surrounding mines face government troops and police amid clashes. More than 3 million tons of coal have been lost. one striker dead. hundreds jailed.
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Paris
France
General Labor Federation
Lille
Author Seeks Divorce From Artie Shaw
Kathleen Winsor, author of Forever Amber, will seek a friendly divorce from band leader Artie Shaw in Nevada. Nevada requires six weeks residency. They wed in Juarez, Mexico in 1946. Shaw is his sixth husband.
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Reno
Nev
Kathleen Winsor
Amber
Nevada
Artie Shaw
Shaw
Juarez
Mexico
Western unity deters aggressors says Hoffman
Paul Hoffman European Recovery Administrator declared that no aggressor will dare march against Western powers if they stay united, signaling resolve amid postwar tensions.
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London
Paul Hoffman
Train Wreck Near Wolfe's Crossing Kills Two
A Pennsylvania train 202 crashed into a truckload of steel five miles west of Uhrichs ville Ohio killing engineer G C Aley of Pittsburgh and fireman C A Darah of Carnegie and injuring 12 people, eight cars derailed. Five injured were taken to Dennison hospital.
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Uhrichsville
O.— UP
Pennsylvania
Here
Dennison
State Highway Patrol
Wolfe's Crossing
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
G. C. Aley
C. A. Darah
Carnegie, Pa
Buses Roll After NYC Transit Strike Ends
A rapid back-to-work movement sparked mass bus service resumption in New York City as the largest surface transit strike in history ended and crews returned to their routes.
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New York
New York City
40 DPs Set For New Lives In Ohio Cities
Forty of 800 displaced persons from Europe will start new lives in Ohio as the first group to enter under the displaced persons act. Of the 40 bound for Ohio, 13 go to Cleveland and 12 to Cincinnati with others to Lorain Parish Akron Cuyahoga Falls Avon Lake Elyria and Massillon. Most are Polish with others Lithuanian Hungarian Czechoslovakian Russian Yugoslav Latvian and some unspecified nationalities. Nine are children including a six month old, with several family groups present.
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Washington
Europe
Ohio
United States
Bremerhaven
U. S
Parma
Akron
Cuyahoga Falls
Avon Lake
Elyria
Massillon
Israel Refuses Negev Withdrawal After UN Cease Fire Order
Israel rejected the acting Palestine mediator's call to withdraw from newly won positions on the Negev front in Southern Palestine. It said the UN Security Council cease fire order of Oct. 19 does not require a return to Oct. 14 positions and that withdrawal is to be negotiated.
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Paris
Israel
Palestine
Negev
United Nations Security Council
Radical Rebellion Crushed in Korea After Pyongyang Loss
Rebels led by radicals failed to sustain their uprising as Loyalist forces retook Yasu. Tass reported from Pyongyang that Soviet troops are withdrawing from Northern Korea amid the crackdown.
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Korea
Seoul
Yasu
Moscow
Tass
Pyongyang
Rough Draft Of Treaty Is Written
A rough draft of a North Atlantic security treaty has been written after secret talks with Western European Union members. The five nations Britain France Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg would form a defense nucleus with the United States and Canada, with broader regional coverage and NATO style mutual aid. The plan aims to bring in Italy Norway Denmark Iceland and Portugal later, and work on funding and enforcement is in progress.</s>
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Washington
United States
Senate
Europe
Britain
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Defense Department
Council of the Western European Union
Five Nations
Paris
North Atlantic
Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Foreign Relations Committee
John Foster Dulles
Dewey
Mareshall
United Nations
Italy
Norway
Denmark
Iceland
Portugal
Truckers Enter Third Day of Parkdown Strike in Carlisle
Forty trailer trucks remain parked in Carlisle as drivers protest the firing of a colleague by a Warren Ohio firm. The parkdown blocks $1.6 million in freight bound for New York and Philadelphia, with guards rotating overnight shifts.
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Carlisle
Warren
Ohio
New York
War Dead Return Home From Italy Aboard Lawrence Victory
The U S Army Transport Lawrence Victory sailed from Leghorn Italy to New York yesterday carrying 7100 American war dead from Italian military cemeteries.
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Italy
Leghorn
Lawrence Victory
New York
United States
Burr Oak Dam marks final phase of 15 year drive
Engineers and residents toured the Burr Oak Dam site in Sunday Creek Valley north of Glouster as construction nears completion. The dam will form a 10 mile long lake for flood control and recreation with a 944 foot long earth structure, 84 feet high, and 550 feet base width. The reservoir will cover up to 2650 acres in flood time, normally about 1200 acres, affecting 25 homesites and requiring relocation of 100 residents.
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Burr Oak
Ohio
Sunday Creek
Glouster
Route 13
New York Central Railroad
Corps of Engineers
Morgan County
Athens County
Sunday Creek Valley
Thomas A. Jenkins
Gallipolis
Athens
Pomeroy
Nelsonville
Ironton
Col
A. M. Neilson
Huntington
Harry Pockras
M. & McFarland
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South Kensington Science Museum
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Berlin
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Marshall
Canada
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Ukraine
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Alexander Cadogan
Vishinsky
Hans von Salmuth
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Otto Schniewind
Karl von Rouques
Hermann Reinecke
Walter Warlimont
Otto Woehler
Rudolf Lehmann
Johannes Blaskowitz
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