Jenkins warns of Trieste incident and world war threat
Rep. Thomas A. Jenkins described a September incident in Trieste that could have sparked a third World War. He urged big actions to stop communism and argued aid to Europe is the era’s most important issue after a touring Britain France Italy Greece and Turkey.
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Jenkins
Trieste
Thomas A. Jenkins
Europe
Citizen’s League
Athens
Ironton
Britain
France
Italy
Greece
Turkey
House
Ways and Means
Csenkins
League
M. M. Bryson Glouster
U.S
Red
America
England
Germany
Galion Labor Unrest Returns After Meeting
The Galion dispute resumes as CIO United Automobile Workers and North Electric Co. plan further talks at 1 p.m. amid patrols by city and county deputies. Edward Duck, A F of I representative, faced hostile remarks from about 150 workers during a hour long session.
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Galion
North Electric Co
Mt. Gilead
Morrow
CIO
United Automobile Workers
Edward Duck
The
Auto Workers
Duck
Akron Gunman Returns Part of Pocket Book to Nurse
A gunman robbed Lois Williams, a nurses' instructor at St Thomas Hospital, taking five dollars from her purse. He gave back two dollars before fleeing, as Williams told police, describing the incident and the gunman's odd gesture.
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Akron
Lois Williams
St. Thomas Hospital
Central Ohio Polio Rate On Its Last Legs
Columbus officials report Central Ohio poliomyelitis cases waning as admission rates fall markedly in recent days, with Chil dren's Hospital Supt. Robert M. Porter noting the epidemic appears near ending.
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Central
Ohio
Columbus
Robert M. Porter
Children’s Hospital
Biting Cold Claimed Fatal To Climbers
Santa Fe New Mexico reports two women climbers died from extreme cold on North Truchas Peak after slipping from an ice ledge. Frances Krauss of Baltimore and Mildred Hartig of Evansville, both employed at the Los Alamos atomic energy project, perished during a weekend ascent.
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Santa FE
N.M
Mildred Hartig
Evansville
Ind
Frances B. Krauss
Baltimore
Truchas Peak
Sangre de Cristo Range
Here
Sam Martin l
Truchas Village
Los Alamos
Atomic Energy Commission
Martin
Return of Air Crash Victims Is Started
Greek army stretcher bearers begin the descent of Mt Hymettos to recover bodies of 44 killed when a Swedish airliner struck the peak. Among the dead are Miss Gloria Marie Rusch 24 of Dallas and Edwin Wanner 39 of Washington from Swedish Airlines System.
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Liopesi
Greece
Mt. Hymettos
Gloria Marie Rusch
Dallas
Texas
Edwin Wanner
Washington
Overell Death Yacht Sold After Estate Auction
In Los Angeles the yacht Mary E. has new owner Harold J. Jarvis. He paid $6,100 to the Overell estate with court approval. The vessel had been reconditioned after a Newport Harbor explosion. The Overell mansion recently sold at auction for $56,000.
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Los Angeles
Mary E
Walter E. Overell
Harold J. Jarvis
Newport Harbor
Overell
Superior Court
National Group Aims New Soil Conservation Plan
Washington reports the National Association of Soil Conservation Districts promotes a new soil conservation plan. Ohio farmers show interest as the non profit, non partisan group aims to speed district functioning and information exchange. Affiliate members may attend meetings without voting rights.
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Washington
Ohio
National Association of Soil Conservation Districts
Wildlife Management Institute
Institute
Grain Saving Mark Reported By Committee
The Citizens Food Committee says it is 35 percent toward President Truman's 100 million bushels grain relief goal for Europe. Industry pledges total about 35 million bushels in 90 days. rest to come from public self denial and farm grain savings. Chairman Luckman will meet meat packing firms to source more. Senator Taft calls Republican Steering Committee to draft a price program to counter Truman's plan.
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Washington
The
Citizens Food Committee
Truman
Europe
Charles Luckman
Taft
Ohio
Senate
Mr. Truman
Capitol Hill
Four Girls Escape From Ohio Industrial School Captured
Four girls admitted they escaped from the Girls Industrial School near Delaware during the night and were taken into custody in Columbus. Names given were Grace Grimm 17 Willard Peggy Bentley 17 Cincinnati Ruth D Yost 19 Akron Barbara Anna Ricketts 18 Zanesville.
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Columbus
Delaware
Grace Grimm
Willard
Peggy Bentley
Cincinnati
Ruth D. Yost
Akron
Barbara Anna Ricketts
Zanesville
Founder of Columbus Apostolic Church Dies
The Rev. William T. Witherspoon, 67, Columbus, pastor and founder of the Apostolic Gospel Church 30 years ago, died yesterday. His church grew from 12 to 600 members in Columbus and now runs branches in West Jefferson, London, Springfield, Dayton and Ironton.
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Columbus
William T. Witherspoon
The
Apostolic Gospel Church
West Jefferson
London
Springfield
Dayton
Ironton
Zanesville Welcomes World Plane Route Tie Up
Trans World Airline passenger and cargo service will be inaugurated in Zanesville on November 1. The new route links Zanesville directly by air to world wide outlets, airline officials said.
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Zanesville
Trans World
Death claims newsman Lolton Samuel Crowther at 67
Samuel Crowther an acclaimed author and economist and former foreign correspondent for the New York Tribune and Collier's Magazine died Monday. He was 67 and known nationally for his reporting and analysis across decades.
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Lolton
Samuel Crowther
The
New York Tribune
Collier’s Magazine
Village Official Is Dead Oarville Ohio
Alfred Jenny 74 longtime village clerk and later council member died of a heart ailment yesterday in Oarville Ohio. He served the village for two decades and was a respected local official.
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Oarville, O
Alfred Jenny
Turbulent Trieste crisis and Trumbo hearings spark clashes
Representative Bennett claims American soldiers were killed or wounded by Communists behind censorship in Trieste as the area is described as a cold war flashpoint. Dalton Trumbo refuses to answer if he is a Communist and is cited for contempt after clashes with the House committee.
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Washington
Marion T. Bennett
R-Mo
Trieste
Missouri
Europe
Near East
United States
Yugoslavia
Bennett
Springfield
Kremlin
Dalton Trumbo
House un-American Activities Subcommittee
Hollywood
House Un-American Activities Committee
Trumbo
John Howard
Lawson
Thomas
R - NJ
House
Congress
Capitol
Jack L. Warner
Sam Wood
Gerald L. K. Smith
Screen Writers Guild
Robert E. Stripling
Arnold
Army Air Forces
Stripling
Man Faked Death to Avoid Check Charge
Harold S. Huffman 46 of Columbus faced a forged $536 check charge after police traced a death hoax to him. He waived extradition from Washington to Columbus, where investigators said Huffman and his wife used the alias Harold Sprague while hiding. Evidence included clothing found on the Y bridge with a suicide note and a prompt admission only after being confronted by a former business partner.
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Washington
Zanesville
Cambridge
Ohio
National Bank
Columbus
E. F. Mathias
Harold S. Huffman
High School Girl Held In Sister's Stabbing
A 16 year old girl was detained at a juvenile home awaiting an inquest into the fatal stabbing of her older sister Adeline 18 during a quarrel over clothing and boyfriends. Irene Zawistowski reportedly threw long bladed scissors during the dispute at their northwest side Chicago home.
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Chicago
Daniel Healy
Irene Zawistowski
Adeline
Plane missing in Alaska search launched after Pan Am DC-4 vanishes
Transport lost report says Pan American Airways DC-4 with 18 aboard disappeared in a stormy southern Alaska route from Seattle to Juneau. Last heard near Annette Island Airport off Ketchikan while preparing to land. Search planes departed from Anchorage and Fairbanks.
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Pan-American Airways
Alaska
Seattle
Wash
Juneau
Annette Island
Ketchikan
Anchorage
Fairbanks
NEA
UN Debates Korea Freedom Plan Amid Cold War Tensions
The United Nations considers Secretary of State Marshall's proposal for Korean independence with elections in the US and Soviet zones by March 31 under UN supervision. John Foster Dulles will argue for the U S position. A UN Border Commission aims to ease Balkan troubles and revisions to UN machinery are under drafting.
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Lake
United Nations
Marshall
Korea
United States
Russia
General Assembly
John Foster Dulles
Assembly
U.S
Blazing Trolley Injures Eleven in Cincinnati
Eleven persons were burned or injured when a streetcar was sprayed with gasoline and set ablaze after a collision with a trailer carrying thousands of gallons of fuel. Fire Marshal Durward George said all escaped through the rear exit or by breaking windows as flames trapped the front.
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Cincinnati
Durward George
Maine Guards Against Resurgent Forest Fires
In Portland Maine the state braces for renewed forest fires after a period of drought and economic damage. The Weather Bureau predicts southwest winds of 15 to 18 miles per hour and light showers in northern Maine.
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Portland
Maine
Weather Bureau
Hocking County Worker Suspended From Duty
The State Civil Service Commission was notified of a 30 day suspension of Willard Albaugh an engineering aide with the State Highway Department in Hocking County effective November 16.
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Columbus
State Civil Service Commission
Willard Albaugh
State Highway Department
Hocking County
Railroads Seek Right to Enter Air Industry
Washington reports the nation's railroads plead for permission to join the airline business claiming taxes compel them to help fund a $200 million annual subsidy for the air industry.
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Washington
Coal Magnate Maxell Dies at 69 in Cleveland
Ross F. Maxwell, 69, president of the Massillon Tuscarawas Coal Co., died yesterday from a heart attack at his Lake Shore Boulevard home. He led the firm and was a notable figure in regional coal circles.
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Cleveland
Massillon-Tuscarawas Coal Co
Ross F. Maxwell
Lake Shore Blvd
Two-Car Crash Kills Homer McClure in Springfield Area
A two car collision south of Springfield killed 63 year old Homer McClure of South Vienna and critically injured his 68 year old brother Ernest last night in a rural road wreck.
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Springfield
Homer McClure
South Vienna
Ernest
Robert E Cantwell Sr. 77 Dies. Noted Chicago Attorney
Robert E Cantwell Sr a longtime Chicago attorney and veteran lawyer died Monday at age 77 in the city. His career spanned decades with a reputation for courtroom work and public service.
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Chicago
Robert E. Cantwell, Sr
Rescue Ships Continue Search for Lost Airline
Poor weather and low visibility hampered a large search effort for the missing Pan American DC-4 with 18 aboard. Coast Guard vessels pursued reports of smoke near Dundas Island and flares near Graham Island as crews scoured a 280 mile route from Ketchikan to Juneau. Captain Alf N. Monsen, a veteran Alaskan bush pilot, commanded the ill fated flight.
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Ketchikan
Alaska
Pan American World Airways
British Columbia
Coast Guard
Dundas Island
Graham Island
Weather Bureau
Annette
Mary Islands
Torch Resident Delmar E Martin Dies at 48
Delmar E Martin, 48, of Torch, died at home Monday at 11 a.m. after several years of ill health. Born in Flandreau, South Dakota, she was wife of Delmar Martin and mother of four daughters Doreen and Elva Gorrell, Edith Butcher, Lila Martin. son Robert D Martin. eight grandchildren. brothers Henry Knute Hans Harold. sisters Marie Trenton and Louise Johnson. She resided in Torch 12 years and was a Methodist. Body at Spencer funeral home Belpre.
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Belpre
Delmar E. Martin
Torap
Flandreau
S. D
Martin
William and
Marie Jolson Johnson
Torch
Methodist Church
Doreen Gorrell
Coolville
Elva Gorrell
Edith M. Butcher
Akron
Lila C. Martin
Robert D. Martin
Henry Johnson
Knute Johnson
Hans Johnson
Seattle
Wash
Harold
St. Cloud
Main
Marie Trenton
Elcha
Wisc
Louise Johnson
Spencer Funeral Home
Firemen Probe Ruins For Cause Of Five-Alarm Plant Fire
In Cleveland the Tropical Paint and Oil Co plant in the west end suffered about 75 000 dollars in damage as 80 firefighters battled the blaze for about an hour after the first alarm. Fire Chief James E. Granger said investigators searched charcoal heaps for a clue to the fire’s origin.
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Cleveland
Tropical Paint & Oil Co
West End
James E. Granger
Federal Aid Bill Advocated At PTA Meet
The Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers urged support for a federal aid bill to bolster poorer states. National PT Congress President Mrs. L. W. Hughes called for passage to foster a literate generation. Cleveland?s Mrs. Keith Weigle and Mrs. George Webster were nominated for the presidency.
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Cincinnati
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
Ohio
L. W. Hughes
Arlington, Tenn
National PT Congress
Congress
Cleveland
Keith Weigle
George Webster
Weigle
Webster
Lausche Returns to Endorse Burke for Re election
Former Gov Frank J Lausche plans his first local political action since 1944 as he endorses Democratic Mayor Thomas A Burke for re election. He will speak at a Democratic ward rally backing City Council candidate Frank Pokorny.
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Cleveland
Frank J. Lausche
Thomas J. Herbert
Thomas A. Burke
Burke
Lausche
Frank Pokorny
Death Toll Rises to 24 in British Train Wreck
In Goswick England the Edinburgh London express derailed on Friday killing 24 people and injuring 71. Railway officials reported 12 more missing and believed dead in the wreckage.
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Berwick-on-Tweed
England
Scotland
Goswick
Eng
Here
Stockholm denies Polish reports on exiled leader Mikolajczyk
The Polish Peasant Party says Stanislaw Mikolajczyk has arrived in Stockholm while British officials deny knowledge of his whereabouts. Exiled leaders plan anti communist campaigns and coordinate with the Washington World Peasant International as the Moscow radio brands Mikolajczyk a cowardly fugitive and traitor.
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London
Stanislaw Mikolajczyk
Poland
Stockholm
Francis J. Wilk
Mikolajczyk
Polies
Britain
United States
Peeasant Party
Swedish Foreign Office
Stannislaw Mikolajczyk
Polish Peasant Party
Washington
Milan Gavrilovic
Peasant Party
Yugoslavia
Romania
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Comintern
Communist Information Bureau
Wilk
Washington World Peasant International
Moscow
Iself
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Joseph Chidiak
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Pacific
Miles
Alf N. Monsen
Territory
PAA
PTA
RED Fugitive
Sweden
National Unity
British Foreign Office
Home Office
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