McCarran Sees Truman Veto Endangering Election Edge
Senator McCarran warned Truman's vow not to sign the stringent anti communist bill could boost Republican chances next November. He noted a veto might create a Republican Congress and cast doubt on the bill's fate as voting nears. The measure would register communist groups, bar them from federal jobs and passports, and strengthen espionage and sabotage laws.
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Washington
McCarran
D-New
Truman
Nevada
White House
Senate
House
GOP Beaten In Charges On Chapman
Washington AP reports Republican Sen Schoeppel failed to prove Interior Secretary Chapman had Communist ties. Chapman denied the charges and produced loyalty affidavits. Schoeppel said he relied on aides and signaled possible further questioning and testimony next week.
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Gop
Chapman
Washington
Schoeppel
Secretary of the Interior
Senate Interior Committee
Schoepel
Kansas
Randolph Feltus
Alaska
Feltus
Kremlin
McCarthy
Bow
Congress
Ohio
Senate
Masked Men Beat Farmer in Maryland Brutal Attack
In Libertytown Maryland two masked men tortured 74 year old Walter Pittinger for about three hours seeking hidden cash and bonds. They escaped with 17000 in government bonds leaving him nearly dead. he survived after 24 hours and was hospitalized with a broken jaw crushed ribs and other internal injuries in critical condition.
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Libertytown
Hap Peney
Walter Pittinger
Memorial Hospital
Frederick
Catholic Priest Joins Episcopalians
The Episcopal Diocese of Chicago announced that a former Roman Catholic priest from Pittsburgh has entered the Episcopal Church and is preparing to become an Episcopal priest.
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Chicago
Episcopal Diocese of
Pittsburgh
Episcopal Church
Joint Army for Europe Being Urged
Washington is urged by top advisers to press for a quick form of a joint European army under a single supreme commander for Western Europe. The plan is tied to German rearmament and may precede a Big Three foreign ministers meeting, with a possible early step being a combined chiefs of staff arrangement.
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Washington
United States
Europe
New York
Germany
Hurricane stalls off Bermuda Island
A hurricane with winds up to 140 mph stalled 200 miles southwest of Bermuda threatening the British island. Hurricane force winds extend 80 to 100 miles from center and Bermuda faces danger from powerful gusts.
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Miami
Fla
Bermuda
British Island
Weather Bureau
State Rules Lawyers Overcharged Clients
The State Industrial Commission ruled that Clyde R. Elliott of Columbus and Thomas A. Joseph of Zanesville overcharged two Hopewell men in workmen's compensation cases. Both attorneys were named in the charges and Joseph had recently been disbarred.
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Columbus
State Industrial Commission
Hopewell
Clyde R. Elliott
Thomas A. Joseph
Zanesville
Extended Forecast Sees Temperatures Near Normal Through Week
Weather outlook forecasts average temperatures near normal with a high around 71 and a low near 53. Expect a mild Saturday and a cooler Sunday, with a warming trend after the first of the week. Rain totals near an inch, with weekend showers and another sprinkle midweek.
WAC Private Esther Kavanaugh Missing Near Middleport
Middleport relatives report Private Esther Kavanaugh of the Woman's Army Corps missing after leaving Governors Island on a planned furlough. Her husband Cpl Edward Kavanaugh, a paratrooper last seen at Fort Benning, is also unaccounted for. Red Cross and state patrols are seeking leads.
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Middleport
Esther Jackson Kavanaugh
WAC
Governor's Island
N.Y
Robert Jackson
Beech St
Kavanaugh
Middleport High School
Woman's Army Corps
Red Cross
Meigs County
New York
Edward Kavaanaugh
Fort Benning
William Jackson
New York City
Jackson
Wheat glut forces mass dumping in inland northwest
In Spokane and surrounding wheat belts, farmers discard over 6.1 million bushels of grain due to lack of storage and shipping space. The area reports unprecedented piles, surpassing the previous 5 million bushels dumped in 1946.
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Spokane
Wash
Inland Empire
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Ohio Lacks Law To Guarantee Jobs
Columbus report states Ohio has no law protecting civil service workers who enter military service. Atty. Gen. Herbert S. Duffy said the old job protection law expired April 30, 1949. Only the legislature can reinstate it.
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Columbus
Ohio
Atty
Herbert S. Duffy
Adj
Leo Kreber
Duffy
Auto Crash North of Dennison Kills Two Injures Two
A car struck a pole north of Dennison, causing two fatalities and two injuries. Emergency crews responded to the scene and transported the injured to area hospitals for treatment. Authorities investigated the crash to determine the cause and identify any factors involved.
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Dover
Dennison
Explosion sighted in Lancaster area remains unexplained
Residents reported a concussion and possible flash of an explosion near Lancaster yesterday. Air Force and local sheriff’s deputies searched for hours but found no blast, crash, or debris to confirm any incident.
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Lancaster
Calif
Desert
Air Force
Soviet Move To Invite Red China To UN Sparks Debate
In a lake success session the Soviet Union pushed to seat a Chinese Communist representative at the United Nations. The council voted 7 to 3 to discuss the issue at its next session, with the U.S. abstaining. The move follows a prior defeat of a Soviet resolution condemning U.S. bombing actions in Korea and Manchuria.
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Russia
United Nations Security Council
U U.S
Korea
China
U.N
Jacob A. Malik
Council
Coungel
Peiping
Manchuria
Formosa
United States
Jing
Red China
Lake Success
Unite States
Pyles
Yugoslavia
Malik
U.S
America
Ad for Taft Is Questioned in Ohio Complaint
The Ferguson for Senate Committee asked the attorney general to identify funding for a Aug. 28 political advertisement endorsing U S Senator Robey Taft It cited Ohio code Sec 4785 198 for failing to reveal sponsors The Zanesville Times Recorder ran the full page ad with sponsors omitted due to an inadvertent error and said Taft backers financed a series of ads while other papers listed sponsors.
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Columbus
Ferguson
Senate
U.S
Robey
Taft
Herbert
Puffy
Larry Woode
Woodell
Zanesville Times-Recorder
Joseph T. Ferguson
Orville B. Littick
Zanesville Publishing Co
Wooden
Grand Jury To Get Broomstick Case
Fremont Sandusky County grand jury convenes Monday to hear the case of Lula Ashton a 62 year old farm woman charged with first degree manslaughter in the beating death of four year old Lynn Morris with a broomstick. Ashton indicated guilt in a brief plea to Justice of the Peace Don Morris and Sheriff Fred Paul said she admitted striking the child in anger over the girl removing a shoe.
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Lynn Morris
Rats Run Rampant as Fairmont Hit by Garbage Strike
Police report thousands of rats flooded into Fairmont as garbage piled up since Tuesday due to a strike. Residents described aggressive rats attacking areas near homes and streets, with autos and property harmed as collectors walk out and city crews stay idle.
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Fairmont
Hugh Grassock
Joto
Fairmong
Ofice
Water Department
Lausche Moves to End Old Diamond Alloy Strike
Governor Frank Lausche ordered a state labor official to send a representative to negotiate a protracted strike at the Diamond Alloy plant in Painesville. Albert Waldman asked Robert Pinschmidt to assess steps toward settlement while Lausche attended a Chicago civilian defense meeting.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Allianco
Painesville
Albert Ae Waldman
Woldman
Robert Pinschmidt
Division of Labor Statistics
Pinschmidt
Gov. Laysche
Chicago
Council of Governors
Ohio Air National Guard alerted for possible federal service
Gov. Lausche announced several Ohio Air National Guard units were alerted for possible induction into federal service by the U S Air Force. The Air Force said five Guard groups were alerted totaling about 5000 to 7500 personnel and around 350 planes. An alert does not mean immediate active duty. A later official order would return units to active duty if issued.
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Ccolumbusu
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio Air National Guard
U. S. Air Force
Air Force
Washington
Air National Guard
Ohio
Rainy Korean front sees slight Allied gains and Red buildup
Allied troops won small advances at both ends of the 120 mile front amid heavy rain as North Korean forces mass 60,000 along the southern coast. U S 8th Army said the Taegu push by 50,000 Reds waned due to supply and manpower limits while Masan evacuated civilians and Battle Mountain changed hands again.
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Taegu
Yital Pohang
Yongchon
Waegwan-Kasan
Kasan
Tuksong
Yongsan-Masan
U.S
25Th
Tokyo
U. S. 8Th Army
Pusan
Korea
Masan
Red
Battle Mountain
Bill Ross
U. S
Pyong-Yang
Angang
Redheld Pohang
Sea of Japan
MacArthur
Nam River
U. S. 2nd_ division
Yongsan
Naktong River
Don Huth
Hong Kong
128 Miners Trapped in Scotland Mine Collapse
Rescue workers tunnelled to reach 128 miners trapped 170 feet underground after a coal mine section collapsed near New Cumnock Scotland. Officials said none of the trapped men was injured.
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New Cumnock
Scotland
Marines Seek Major Boost in Marine Corps Strength
Two former Marines, Rep Mansfield and Sen Douglas, urge Congress to raise the basic Marine strength to 300000, authorize four divisions and four air wings, create an assistant secretary of the Navy for the Marines, and place Marine corps on the joint chiefs of staff. They reveal plans amid fallout over President Truman’s police force remark and Marine veterans’ tensions with State and Defense secretaries.
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Washington
Congress
Marine Corps
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Truman
Rep
Mansfield
D-Mont
Douglas
D-Ill
Secretary of the Navy
Marine Rec
Joint Chiefs
Mr.Truman
Stalin
Marine Veterans
Marine Corps League
State Acheson
Defense
Johnson
War Briefs from Around the World
War notes from Santa Rosa report 18 year old Marine recruit Thomas Robert Statan killed in a car overturning farewell ride. Three companions injured. Paris notes warn foreigners as 266 aliens are deported in a spy purge. Harrison Arkansas recalls Chaplain Joe Lauro who returns to combat duty. Jerusalem and Tokyo items cover US aid hopes and UN efforts in Korea amid tensions. Washington reports upcoming active duty at naval air stations Pensacola Corpus Christi Memphis with reserve commission as lieutenant commander.
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Santa Rosa
Calif
Thomas Robert Statan
Marines
Young Statan
Washington
Arthur
Naval Air Stations
Pensacola
Fila
Corpus Christi
Tex
Memphis
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Chamber of Deputies
Joint Army For
Bermuda Island
Chauncey Cette
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Glouster
Logan Waren
Ieee
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Point Pleasant
Ike Pomeroy
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WAC Private
Lausche
Oman
U. S. First Cavalry Division
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Marine Veterans’ Organization
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Henri Queyille
France
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Joe Lauro
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