Yugoslavia accuses Tass of spreading false stories
Belgrade charges the Soviet news agency Tass with disseminating made up reports to pressure Marshal Tito. Yugoslav officials cite alleged Russian troop movements and border sabotage as part of a war of nerves while confirming a small refinery fire near Fiume, denied as an arson claim.
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Minimum Wage Hike Likely After Senate House Action
The Senate approved a 75 cent minimum wage floor and the House did so earlier, with compromise on coverage to follow. The dispute centers on which workers stay protected, about 1,000,000 potentially left out, while 250,000 mainly in retail may gain exemptions. A Truman administration victory noted as both chambers move toward final wage hour law revisions. Additionally President Truman signed a land transfer moving 380 acres from the Veterans Hospital at Chillicothe, Ohio to the Chillicothe Federal Reformatory for ongoing use.
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Veterans’ Hospital
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Tokyo Typhoon Devastates City Leaving Dozens Dead
Typhoon drenched the Tokyo Bay area causing widespread destruction. Authorities reported 68 dead and 31 drowned in levee floods with 100000 workers mobilized as flood threats lingered. The Tone River and other streams swelled and endangered the Kanto Plain, while 49000 people were sheltered by Red Cross and relief agencies.
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Cool Weather Grips Midwest Forecasters Say Record Lows Set
A mass of cool air blankets the Midwest driving many areas to near freezing. Chicago tied a September record low at 45 degrees and the Dakotas to Ohio saw 40s with showery skies and thunderstorms. Frigid conditions extended to the Great Lakes and Atlantic regions with cooler weather forecast for the East.
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Taft to Speak as Ohio CIO Leader Discusses Dividend Formula
The Columbus Dispatch reported Senator Taft of Ohio will be guest speaker at a ceremony in Marietta. A tentative dividend formula for life insurance policies, tied to a $1000 base, was described by William H. Spratley Jr as a proposed outcome of policyholder dividends. The article mentions the National Service and notes a high-profile address planned for 2:30 p.m. with ties to the United Steel Workers and district leaders.
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Rob
Nighert A. Taft
Ohio
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Lin
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Fay
Romecoming
Robert Boake
Pam
Truman Sees Slackening War Nerves and Vaughan Aide Stay
The United States moves to a five day work week for nearly a million railroad non operating workers starting today. The shift, based on a presidential board recommendation, preserves pay and aims to keep schedules for trains while operating staff remain on mileage pay. Vaughan will stay on as army aide.
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Vaughan
Wil M. Lesserson
Aaid
Weill
Compromise Farm Measure Grains Senate Action Drift
The measure written by Senator Anderson of New Mexico moves to the Senate for action after talks with President Truman. Republican Senator Aiken reports the Agriculture Committee was informed of presidential support, signaling a flexible price support compromise to sustain farm programs next year.
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TV Set Causes Fire in South Side Tavern
A television and antenna incident last night in Youngstown caused a fire that burned out tubes and damaged a window. Police reported two rolling balls followed the cable into the window before fleeing toward Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, and West Virginia. No injuries were stated and the tavern faced temporary closure.
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South Side
Ohio
Fiana
Michigan
West Virginia
Ayrolly
John Kessel
To. Ie
State Seeks Mounds Club Injunction
Columbus records show the state seeking a temporary and permanent injunction against the Mounds Club over alleged building code violations and fire hazards. The action targets club buildings and nearby offices as plans for alterations are reviewed by the division of factory and building inspection. The move follows a budget curtailment and facility closures in several branch offices as permit actions proceed.
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Ohio
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Cleveland
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Qualifying For Big Air Ro End Qualifying For Big Air Ro End
Two pilots race to qualify for national air races as rain disrupts practice in Scotland. Ailing flyer Larry Lauder nears death while a medical bulletin updates a midget class entrant. about 40 entries faced delays and no improvement.
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Sstrathaven
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Firefighters save cat and kittens from warehouse blaze
A warehouse fire at Container Pro Inc in Cleveland last night prompted firemen to rescue a cat and kittens trapped inside. They were carried out in a box and are believed uninjured after the incident.
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Veterans Conduct Silent Farewell Ceremony
Six elderly veterans gathered for a formal sendoff last night marking their return voyage. The somber event honored service with a quiet tribute to those who served, as leaders spoke of lasting bonds and remembrance.
Pact nations favor small steering committee for defense
Washington reports that the 12 Atlantic Pact nations likely will entrust defense planning to a small steering committee with equal ranks and unanimous decisions. The plan aims to avoid a single supreme commander and keep U S Congress from committing to all decisions, as foreign ministers prepare to set final steps.
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ABC Begins Action Against Prize Ban
ABC has started court action to overturn a federal ban on radio giveaway shows. The suit targets the Federal Communications Commission order, set to take effect October 1, amid ongoing battles over prize programs.
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New York
Amercan Broadcasting Company
Oan
Centreville Brothers Drown as Skiff Upsets in River
Two Centreville boys Joseph Bonar 14 and Tommy Donar 7 drowned when a motor skiff capsized on the Ohio River near Shadyside. The victims were sons of Mr and Mrs Harry Donar. Earl Mitchell of Shadyside State Highway Patrolman was in charge.
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Legion convention vote narrows for national commandership
At Philadelphia the American Legion opens its 31st convention with 3344 delegates ready to hear committee reports and resolutions on national security as candidates remain neck and neck in the race for national commandership.
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Polio New Cases Reach B76 Total With Regional Spread
Twelve new polio cases push the total to B76. Reports list Trumbull County three cases, two each in Darke and Cuyahoga, and one each in Auglaize Clark Franklin Licking and Tuscarawas. The tally shows a widening geographic pattern and raises public health concerns.
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Cuyahoga
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Probate Action Delayed In Sen Jones Will
An application to probate the will of the late Senator Thomas W. Jones was postponed to September 13 by Judge Harmon O'Brien. Court deputies cited difficulty serving six of the 77 percent notices to next of kin as the reason for the postponement. The original hearing date was set for August.
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Thomas W. Jones
Harmon O'Brien
Former Braves Utility Infielder Becomes GOP Executive Director
A former Boston Braves utility man from the early thirties has assumed the role of executive director of the Republican National Committee. He replaces Robert B. Heroldown who yesterday gave up his post as administrative assistant to company negotiators in Dayton as talks resume on a labor dispute.
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Roosevelt Ties the Knot in Quiet New York Ceremony
In a simple ceremony in New York Rep. Franklin D Roosevelt wed his 28 year old bride. The couple were joined by relatives and friends as Roosevelt’s brother Elliott served as best man with the bride’s mother in attendance.
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Fremont Planning Committee Sets Master Plan
Fremont planning committee meets to outline a master plan affecting local development and traffic, aiming to guide growth in the near term. Nelsonville, Lanning Committee, and nearby locations are noted as part of the discussion.
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