Herbert Concentrates Campaign In Lausche Stronghold
Gov. Thomas J. Herbert focused four days in Cuyahoga County attacking Frank J. Lausche. Lausche carried the county by 112,000 four years ago and Herbert won by 40,000 two years ago. The governor held birthday events and joined Al Sirat Grotto members in Cleveland. Lausche campaigned in Lorain Sandusky Toledo, charging ballot funding by public employees and criticizing civil service rules. Nye predicted Lausche win by 150,000. Kelly forecast Lucas County majority above 11,000.
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Cleveland
Thomas J. Herbert
Cuyahoga County
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
Ohio
Herbert
GOP
George
H. Bender
al Sirat Grotto
Masonic Temple
Middletown
Toledo
Toledo Wniversity
American Legion
Lorain
Sandusky
George D. Nye
John P. Kelly
Lucas County
Tax Picture Is Studied By City Farm Groups
City and rural interests from Ohio gather as the Association of Ohio Municipalities, Ohio Farm Bureau Federation, State Chamber of Commerce and Ohio Association discuss where city income taxes fit into the state tax picture. Mayor Slusser of Akron notes payroll tax use and possible sales tax repeal pressure if cities become self supporting. The three percent state retail sales tax allocates funds to local governments, with twelve million dollars annual support through county budgets and formulas across 88 counties.
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Association of Ohio Municipalities
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
The
State Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Associa
Tion
Manufacturers
Farm Bureau
Association
Charles FE. Slusser
Akron
Toledo
Columbus
Youngstown
Portsmouth
Cleveland
Corning Sailor's Killer To Face Firing Squad
In Coalville Utah Eliseo J. Mares Jr. 20 must die by firing squad December 20 for the hitch hike murder of Jack D Stallings a Corning Ohio sailor en route to San Jose to be married at the time of the slaying June 25 1946
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Coalville
Utah
Eliseo J. Mares, Jr
Jack D. Stallings
Corning
Perry County
Ohio
Stallings
San Jose
Calif
Nine more Germans hanged by U S Army
Munich report details the execution of nine more Nazis at Landsberg Prison a continued schedule since Oct 15. Eight were S S members and one a S A colonel. Those hanged include men who killed or tortured Allied airmen and concentration camp inmates with several reprieves and last minute stays noted.
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Munich
Germany
U. S. Army
Landsberg
S. S
Elite Guard
S. A
Karl Hunsicker
Willy Stemmler
S. S. Corp
Heinrich Frannee
Ludwig Kluettgen
Mathias Frindt
Mauthausen
Julius Straub
Kurt Schmultzer
Alois Hollriegel
Rudolf Klein
Herman Dammann
Home Guard
Nazi Generals Are Sentenced in Nuremberg Trial
An American court in Nuremberg sentenced 11 German wartime commanders for World War II atrocities. Lt. Gen. Walther Warlimont aged 54 and Lt. Gen. Hermann Reinecke aged 60 were given life terms for drafting execution orders. Field Marshal Hugo Sperrle and Admiral Otto Schniewind were acquitted.
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Mernberg
Germany
Walther Warlimont
Hitler
Hermann Reinecke
Hugo Sperrle
Adm
Otto Schniewind
Electrocution Postponed Indefinitely for Curnutt
The execution of Ova Curnutt, 46, of Cincinnati, scheduled for December 15 at the Ohio Penitentiary, was postponed indefinitely after he sought a review from the State Supreme Court. He and nephew Elmer Curnutt, 21, of Otas Kentucky, were convicted of the December 2, 1947 cafe slaying of Thomas Wilson in Cincinnati.
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Columbus
Ova Curnutt
Cincinnati
Ohio Penitentiary
State Supreme Court
Curnutt
Elmer Curnutt
Otas
Thomas Wilson
Elmer
Japs Plead Innocent To Atrocity Charges
Seven former Japanese admirals including a Meiji descendant pleaded not guilty to charges of robbing torturing and murdering 800 Allied ship survivors. Prosecution says survivors were machinegunned bayoneted and shot on lifeboats and submarine decks.
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Yokohama
Meiji
Nash Estate Worth 43 Million Powers Large Probate
The estate of Charles W. Nash, pioneer auto builder, is appraised at 43,183,624 dollars, one of the largest probated in Los Angeles. Nash died June 6. Assets include two savings accounts totaling 12,771,193 dollars 62,900 shares of Nash Kelvinator Corp common stock worth 1,155,787 and bonds in street railways and housing projects nationwide.
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Los Angeles
Charles W. Nash
Pioneer Automobile
Nash
Nash-Kelvinator Corp
Short-Lived Strikes Hit Italian Provinces
Two general work stoppages erupted in Italian provinces but one was quickly suspended within hours while the other continued, signaling a split in labor actions across regions.
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Rome
Candidates Cross Trails In New York
President Truman Dewey and Wallace campaign through New York City and Harlem as the election nears. Truman plans a Brooklyn address after a Madison Square Garden speech. Dewey ends his tour in Madison Square Garden. Wallace speaks in Harlem. Brownell predicts a GOP Senate win while McGrath accuses Stalin of seeking Truman’s defeat.
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Associated Press
Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
Henry Wallace
New York City
Brooklyn
Madison Square Garden
Dewey
Boston
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Wallace
New York
Harlem
Chicago
Arthur H. Vandenberg
GOP
Congress
Grand Rapids
Vandenberg
White House Congress
Harold F. Stassen
West
Minnesota
Boulder
Colp
White House
Senate
Herbert Brownell
Washington
Stalin
Brownell
J. Howard McGrath
National Democratic Party
McGrath
America
Radar devices help boats avoid fog on Ohio and Kanawha rivers
Radar installations aid navigation in fog on the Ohio and Kanawha rivers. Boats with the equipment include the Cornell Lehigh Sol vay Semet Peace and Childress. Ashland Oil and Refining Co. vessels already have radar and Union Barge Line plans full installation under R J Heslop.
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Point Pleasant
Ohio
Kanawha
Cornell
Lehigh
Solvay
Semet
Peace and Childress
Ashland Oil and Refining Co
Union Barge Line
R. J. Heslop
U.S. Denies Russia Report on MacArthur Talks amid Stuttgart Riot
U S military police blamed agitators for a five hour riot in Stuttgart that wounded five Americans and at least 12 Germans during a high price protest. About 30,000 people gathered as youths steered attacks on stores. 35 demonstrators were arrested and one MP was wounded. Washington rejected Russia demand for an official MacArthur conference report, calling talks routine and limited to U S officials.
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Stuttgart
Germany
U. S
Charles G. Ives
Ives
Koenigstrasse
Vote Against Harry Trumen Miners Told
In Pittsburgh District 5 36000 soft coal miners were urged by District President BusarelIo to unite and vote against Harry S Tru man. He framed the appeal as a stand against recent political smears and fines aimed at John L Lewis, urging support for the union’s longtime ally. Across the region leaders urged alignment with Lewis or Dewey as appropriate.
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Pittsburgh
United Mine Workers District 5
John P. Busarello
Harry S. Truman
Busarello
John L. Lewis
John L
UMW
Uniontown
Lewis
Frank Hughes
Greensburg
West Virginia
Thomas E. Dewey
Ban on New Music Recordings May Be Lifted
DOJ ruling could end James Petrillo ten month ban on new phonograph disks. AFL Federation of Musicians and major record makers said a five year contract is ready but pending Washington legality. The issue centers on royalty payments administration.
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New York
James C. Petrillo
Department of Justice
Petrillo
AFL Federation of Musicians
Washington
Government's Gold Pile Nears 24 Billion Mark
The government's gold stock rose to about $23.996 billion, after increasing roughly $1.7 billion over the past year. The U S holdings account for over three fifths of the world's known supply, with the Russians holding the second largest store at about one tenth of U S totals.
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Washington
U.S
United States
Nobel prize winner puzzled by human use of DDT
Dr. Paul Mueller, receiving the 40 000 dollar Nobel prize in medicine, said it was ironic that his insecticide DDT also proves useful in curing human disease. He sought a drug to protect utility plants from insects and did not expect medical benefits for people.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Paul Mueller
Youth Guilty Of Second Degree Murder In Railroad Worker Death
George Williams aged 16 was convicted of second degree murder by a Mahoning County Common Pleas jury of nine women and three men after deliberating under two hours. He was the third of six indicted in connection with the fatal beating of a railroad worker last spring in Youngstown.
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Youngstown
George Williams
Mahoning County
Tropical Storm Moves West Of Guam At 70 MPH
A tropical storm with winds up to 70 miles an hour was centered about 700 miles west-northwest of Guam and tracked westward today.
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Tokyo
Guam
Stalin charges denied by top Western powers
Paris reports United Nations sources say Stalin accused the West of violating Berlin settlement terms but Western powers deny any such agreement. US France and Britain state they acted in accord on Berlin and other issues before the General Assembly. Western delegates note Stalin’s unusually sharp attack and suggest Western policies affect Kremlin stance.
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Paris
United Nations
Stalin
Berlin
United States
France
London
U.S
Britain
Pravda
Communist Party
U.N
Kremlin
UN Group To Study Plan For Sanctions On Israel Egypt
The United Nations Security Council created a subcommittee to study a Britain and China backed resolution proposing economic and political sanctions if Israel or Egypt refuse to withdraw troops from Negev positions held since Oct. 14. Egypt favored, Israel opposed. Russia abstained along with Soviet Ukraine, delaying action until after the U.S. elections. The Soviet Union said it would not back the resolution.
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Paris
United Nations Security Council
Palestine
Russia
Soviet
Ukraine
Britain
China
Israel
Negev Desert
Egypt
Negev
Council
United States
Soviet Union
Extended Forecast for Columbus Temperatures to Run Above Normal
Colubmus forecast shows temperatures 5-9 degrees above normal with mild days and cool nights. Normal highs 55 west 49 east. lows 38 west 35 east. Little or no precipitation expected.
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Columbus
Danes Sign Agreement For Marshall Plan Loan
Washington Denmark signed an agreement for a 25 million dollar Marshall Plan loan from the Economic Cooperation Administration. The loan will finance raw materials and industrial equipment purchases. Denmark is the first country to sign a repayable loan after ECA halted recovery gifts until loan deals were made.
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Washington
Denmark
Economic Cooperation Administration
ECA
French Jail 700 Strikers
Police reported the jailing of 700 Frenchmen and foreigners to curb a 25 day coal strike. Interior Ministry said police and army occupation of northern coal fields was ahead of schedule. By Wednesday night 626 arrests were logged including 180 North Africans and 85 other foreigners. 52 foreigners faced expulsion under Jules Moch’s order for demonstrators.
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Paris
Interior Ministry
de Soir
Bonne
Jules Moch
Ohio Conservation Association Incorporates in Columbus
The Ohio Conservation Association a nonprofit group formed to protect and restore Ohio natural resources was incorporated yesterday in Columbus. C W Handel of Newark was named managing director and acting secretary.
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Columbus, CO
Ohio Conservation Association
Ohio
C. W. Handel
Newark
Tank Battalion Added To Ohio National Guard
The Ohio National Guard adds a heavy tank battalion and other units to boost fire power by 50 percent. The 637th tank battalion will be headquartered in Ashtabula, per Adj. Gen. Chester W. Goble's announcement.
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Ohio National Guard
Columbus
Adj
Chester W. Goble
637Th
Ashtabula
Nocturnal Digging in Hollywood Ends in Narcotics
Actor Henry Huntz Hall and producer Ben Melzer were detained in Hall's backyard after officers found four marijuana cans valued at about $200. Both men were booked on suspicion of violating the state narcotics act. Melzer was later released on habeas corpus.
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Hollywood
Henry Huntz Hall
Ben Melzer
Hall
M. C. Jacobsen
Ben Arrendondo
Melzer
Habeas
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Douglas MacArthur
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Panyushkin
Moscow
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