Get Tough With Reds Denounced By Wallace
Secretary of Commerce Henry A. Wallace denounces any tough line toward Russia and calls for an independent U S foreign policy. He spoke at Madison Square Garden urging avoid alliance with Britain in Soviet disputes and to pursue American eyes in world affairs. President Truman backed the speech, while State Department officials reacted with surprise at the policy departure.
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Strike Ends at Ohio Company in Coldwater Plant
Work resumed today at New Idea Inc. farm implement plant in Coldwater after a strike began April 3. About 325 employees were idle during the stoppage as negotiations continued.
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Woman Takes Own Life Beneath Train Wheels
Elyria report says Mrs. Edward Carr aged 24 placed her neck and arms on a railroad track and died under a freight train before the engineer could stop. Coroner S. C. Ward ruled the death a suicide.
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Canton Provision Co Closes Amid Meat Shortages
Canton Provision Co the citys largest meat packing firm closed yesterday due to a meat shortage that cut plant hog receipts. The plant employs about 200 workers. Delegates from over fifty Ohio VFW posts are to attend the Fourth District convention at Sharonville Sunday. Three trusties are reported AWOL at London Prison Farm.
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Legal action weighed in mass death of fish
SANDUSKY AP The State Conservation Commission at Put-in-Bay weighs a report urging action against Electric Auto-Lite Co over Little Miami River pollution that killed an estimated 300,000 fish near Kings Mills. Damages may reach $30,000 plus a restraining order.
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Conservation Member Quits In State Fuss
Columbus reports the bi partisan State Conservation Commission shifted to four Republicans and three Democrats after L. P. Reese of Scio resigned. Reese, appointed last year as a Democrat, cited potential embarrassment for Gov Lausche as State Auditor Ferguson pressed inquiry into his political affiliation. Reese noted he was recommended by the Harrison County Democratic Committee chairman who considered him a Democrat.
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Frank J. Lausche
Ferguson
Harrison County
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Skeleton Believed to Be Ohio Boxer Amid Gruesome Find
In New Kensington Pennsylvania a skeleton found in a shallow grave is being investigated as possibly former Niles boxer James Muche missing since 1937. Police report a skull with three bullet holes and a belt buckle initials M. In Lisbon the Columbiana County Fair 4 H Steer Club auction of 36 short horn steers raised 12261 dollars, more than double last year’s 5869 from 33 steers.
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James Muche
Richard Barnes
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Columbiana County
American Tobacco Co. President Dies at 61
George Washington Hill aged 61, president of the American Tobacco Co., died this morning at his summer camp in Canada. The company announced the death but did not provide the cause or exact camp location.
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Lausche to Speak at Pickaway Exposition Tonight
Gov. Frank J. Lausche is scheduled to speak at the Pickaway County Fair in Circleville tonight. Forty seven prize steers entered by 4-H Club members will be auctioned.
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Facial Tissue Prices Boosted by OPA
Washington says the Office of Price Administrative lifts ceiling prices on facial tissues effective next Wednesday. The eight percent increase raises box prices by two cents, with current sales at 23 cents.
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Chiropractor George Dunn Dies in Salem
Dr. George Dunn aged 70 longtime Salem chiropractor and owner of Pun Eden Lake died today leaving a gap in the local medical and lakeside community. He practiced here for many years and was known for his patient care and community involvement. His passing is a loss to residents and colleagues alike.
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Million Seek Bushy Tails Opens Saturday in Ohio
Ohio squirrel hunters, including thousands of veterans, will flood woods Saturday as the season runs through Sept 28. About 550,000 licenses were sent to agencies with farmers often hunting on own land. Bag limit is four per day for fox and gray squirrels. no limit on red and pine squirrels. This year no split season for north and south Ohio.
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UN veto sparks call for Trieste council reform
Australian delegate Col. W. R. Hodgson condemned the United Nations Security Council veto as arbitrary and dictatorial, saying it harms the council’s reputation and could threaten world peace over Trieste. He urged Trieste governance by a council of the US, UK, Soviet Union, France, and three other nations.
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Power Strike Threat Fades in Pittsburgh Area
The potential second paralyzing power strike in the Pittsburgh area faded as Duquesne Light Co and its independent union agreed to arbitration over wage and other differences. The move came minutes before a common pleas court hearing on whether a temporary injunction, issued last Tuesday ahead of the strike deadline, should be made permanent.
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Lausche Seeks Report on Veterans Division
Columbus report notes Governor Lausche requesting a written appraisal from leaders of the American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars American Veterans of World War II Disabled American Veterans and the American Veterans Committee on creating a veterans division within the adjutant general department. Falling incident claims life of Ben F Bolin 68 of Darby Ohio at a new building site.
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Merchant Shipping Idle After Pay Hike OK for AFL CIO Walkout
United States and Britain confront a maritime wage dispute as CIO seafarers strike after the AFL wage settlement. Government moves to extend raises to CIO crews, while AFL sailors on the East and West Coasts seek additional $5 to $10 monthly boosts. The Steelman plan reallocates funding from private owners and the treasury to finance higher wages without raising shipping rates in private tonnage.
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GOP Expected To Seek Help Of Vandenberg
Washington dispatch reports Republicans plan to enlist Senator Vandenberg of Michigan after the Paris Peace Conference. Brewster of Maine says Vandenberg will return to address foreign affairs. Taft criticizes the administration's foreign policy, praising Vandenberg's stance against appeasing Russia.
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Soap Shortage Deepens Amid Meat Crisis in Cincinnati
A Proctor & Gamble official, refusing to be named, warns a soap shortage worsens as the meat crisis continues. Fat, the key soap ingredient, drops when livestock slaughter is limited, forcing producers to await government action to restore supply.
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Proctor & Gamble Co
Tropical Storm Moves North Toward Bahamas. Strengthens
The first major tropical storm of the year intensified to hurricane force and moved northeast through the Atlantic. It lashed the Bahamas with 65 to 85 mph winds, while Hopetown endured 85 mph gusts. The system, small but intense, was forecast to grow in size and strength and pull away from Florida.
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Military Government Probe Indicated in Senate Inquiry
A Senate War Investigating committee may conduct a broad probe into the U.S. military government in Germany. A private disclosure notes testimony from a recent closed session on irregularities among occupation groups, especially fraternization between allies and German residents.
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Scioto Site Conversion Delayed to Spring
Columbus reports the 1,272 acre Scioto Ordnance Works site at Marion will not be converted into a boys industrial school adjunct before next spring. Welfare Director Framer Keams said the state filed a formal application to the Federal Land Bank to purchase the property.
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Ohio cities seek better understanding in five towns
Fremont Findlay Bowling Green Tiffin and Fostoria chambers of commerce plan a cooperative program to improve mutual understanding among Northern Ohio cities. The first meeting occurred this week in Findlay.
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Pancoast's Condition Reported as Critical
Columbus University Hospital reported Adjutant General Donald F. Pancoast in critical condition due to complications from hay fever and asthma. The report notes the seriousness of his respiratory issues and ongoing treatment.
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P47 Fighter Crashes, Burns Woodsfield Field
A P-47 fighter plane from Lockbourne Army Air Base Columbus crashed and burned in a field near Woodsfield yesterday. The pilot parachuted to safety.
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Ohioan Faces Murder Charge In Axe Slaying
Paul S. Sanderson 43 of Newark faces a murder charge in the axe killing of Joseph Couch 63 at the Indiana State Fairgrounds horse barn. A preliminary hearing in Indianapolis was set for today. Sanderson, a stableman from Broadway Union County, admitted striking Couch after a quarrel over a heated water can.
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Detective Dies In Gun Battle
Tulsa police report a gun battle after they attempted to question two youths. One detective was killed and another wounded, along with one of the youths. Capt. J. B. Bills said a captured youth, James Neely, 17, of Dayton, signed a statement admitting he fired the shot that killed Detective S. R. Carmack.
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Logan physician Dr J S Cherrington in serious condition
Dr. J. S. Cherrington a longtime Logan resident and prominent local physician remains in serious condition after major surgery at Hocking Valley Hospital this morning. He was injured in a fall during a business trip in Gallia County Thursday afternoon.
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J. S. Cherrington
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Gallia County
Stassen Plans Pennsylvanian Swing for GOP Campaign
Harold F Stassen former governor of Minnesota announced plans to visit Pennsylvania next month to support the Republican campaign for the November general election. He said dates and venues will be arranged by the Republican State Committee.
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Harold F Stassen
Minnesota
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Republican State Committee
Dr Arthur E Hertzler, 76, Dies, Noted Author and Surgeon
HALSTEAD Kans minus two. Dr Arthur E Hertzler aged 76, nationally known author and surgeon, died yesterday. He wrote Horse and Buggy Doctor.
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Arthur E. Hertzler
Weather update reports cloudy skies and cool Friday
Moderate temperatures held as the day’s high reached 30 degrees per weather observer Mrs C N France. Friday’s cloudy sky brought a reported 69 degree record in the afternoon under overcast conditions.
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Brewster Says Mead Runs One Man Show
Sen Brewster criticizes Senate War Investigating Committee as a one man show he alleges Chairman Mead is conducting. He also says he will push for a committee investigator to be sent promptly to the American occupation zone of Germany.
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West Virginia GOP touts tax cuts and retrenchment in HaHanan letter
Sam Simmons presents Walter S. HaHanan's claim that the party offers a fine ticket and a solid platform including tax reduction and public expenditure restraint. The letter criticizes CIO-PAC dominance and questions voter trust in platform pledges and New Deal endorsement amid discussions on war, honesty, and governance.
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