Fate of Wallace triggers cabinet tension in Truman era
President Truman weighs response to Henry A Wallace as he considers speeches on foreign policy. State Department uneasy over perceived admin unity, with options to clear Wallace’s future or ask him to resign. Ohio meat packing operates at about 25 percent capacity amid shortages, with pork scarcest and cattle lambs more plentiful. Columbus retailers push meat decontrol petitions to Secretary Anderson.
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Truman
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
New York
Robert E. Hannezan
Mr. Truman
Russia
Paris
Byrnes
State Department
Associated Press
Ohio
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Columbus
A. Z. Baker
Cleveland Union Stockyards
OPA
Columbus Retail Grocers Association
Clinton Anderson
OPA Restores Meat Meal Ceilings. Cotton Prices Rise
The OPA rolled back meat based restaurant ceilings to June 30 levels affecting all meat heavy meals and menu items, with most price hikes around 10 percent. Cotton clothing retail prices rise about 1 percent to offset a wage based textile cost increase. bed linens and towels up 2.5 to 3 percent. Retail ceilings for Ford built autos jump about six percent with specific increases for the Deluxe Ford sedan to 1202, Mercury to 1412, and Lincoln to 2185, valid through March 15, 1947 unless extended.
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Washington
OPA
General Motors
Wage Stabilization Board
Ford
Mercury
Lincoln
Vet GI Loan Is Good 10 Years After War
World War II veterans have ten years after termination of the war to use their GI loan guarantee for home farm or business purchases. The Veterans Administration urged caution due to high property prices. Lake Aquilla in Geauga County becomes a village as its incorporation finalizes yesterday.
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Columbus
Veterans Administration
LAKE
Lake Aquilla
Geauga County
Ship Break Up Blamed On Wartime Torpedoing
LEWES DEL. Fourteen crew members remain missing after the Norwegian tanker Marit II split in two 145 miles off Elizabeth City. Six survivors on a life raft were rescued and transported to Beebe Hospital in stable condition. Eighteen others were picked up by the tanker Panamaco and landed at Morehead City en route to Rocky Mount for a flight to New York. The six men recalled a brutal 56 hours afloat in a 30 foot sea as the vessel broke apart, with German torpedo history cited by the captain’s brother, who lost his sibling and his sister-in-law when they disappeared.
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Elizabeth City
N.C
Hope
Beebe
Panamaco
Morehead City
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Rocky Mount
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New York
Rolf Williamson
Leif Williamson
Newfoundland
Williamson
Greek Threat Vote Nears in UN Council
In Lake Success the UN Security Council, with Andrei Gromyka chairing for the first time, prepared to vote on Ukrainian charges that the Greek-backed government in Greece threatens Balkan peace. The ECOSOC readied debates on a costly refugee organization opposed by Russia and others.
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N.Y
United Nations Security Council
Andrei
Gromyka
Balkan
U. Economic and Social Council
Russia
Gromsko
Security Council
Greece
Balkans
City Finance Chief Sweeney Dies After Stroke
Joseph T. Sweeney 64 longtime city finance director who cut Cleveland’s debt by over 14 000 during five years died after a cerebral hemorrhage. Appointed in 1941 by Frank J. Lausche he shaped city policy and helped bring transit under municipal ownership. A separate report notes a cave in at Hanna Coal mine in Piney Fork that killed Jesse Thompson 33 and injured two other miners.
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Joseph T. Sweeney
Frank J. Lausche
Thomas A. Burke
Sweeney
Burke
Lausche
Cleveland Transit System
Piney Fork
Hanna Coal Company
Jesse Thompson
Vet Housing Approved For Dayton War Veterans
Dayton officials from Montgomery and Greene counties unveiled a plan to convert concrete Army barracks at Wright and Patterson fields into 114 one two and three room apartments for war veterans. The project is financed under the new GI housing law and is separate from a federal housing displacement issue affecting about 500 families.
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Dayton
Wright and Patterson Fields
Montgomery
Greene County
Girl Testifies Against Pastor In Mann Act Case
Opal Mae Mulford testified in federal court about intimate encounters with George Russell Payne a 46 year old married preacher. She described Bible readings in his parked car on drives from weekly church meetings in Kansas City Kansas to her home in Kansas City Missouri. Payne faces sentencing Friday for transporting a minor across state lines.
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Kansas City
Opal Mae Mulford
George Russell Payne
Payne
Kas
Bucyrus Pastor Chosen Lutheran Synod Leader
ZANESVILLE Rev. David Mulford of Bucyrus was chosen to succeed Rev. Robert Muller of Cairo Ohio as president of the Central Conference Synod of the United Lutheran Church of America. Other officers elected include Rev. C. M. Danford of Newark secretary and John Linsenmeyer of Mansfield treasurer. George Hoover of Mansfield was elected president of the Lutheran Brotherhood.
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Zanesville
Arlington Rites Slated For Five Yank Aviators
Washington funeral services will honor five American aviators shot down August 19 in Yugoslavia. The Army announced services will be at Arlington National Cemetery at 1 p.m. EST on September 25 with burial at Arlington. The Military District of Washington will oversee the arrangements, moving the date from September 23.
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Yugoslavia
Arlington National Cemetery
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Arlington
Argument Over Rent Ends in Fatal Beating
In Cleveland a 38 year old man died from injuries after a group confronted him over a $2 weekly rent raise. Police say six men detained on assault to kill charges will be charged with murder. The Elyria American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps, after winning its ninth state title, will depart Sept 24 for national Legion competition in San Francisco.
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Cleveland
Larry
Legion
ELX Ria
Elyria American Légion
San Francisco
Blaze Sweeps Toledo Plant Two Die Three Hurt
Two workers were killed and three injured when an explosion and fire struck Sun Oil Co. East Toledo plant. Fire Chief Daly estimated damage at 25000, saying a naphtha still and adjacent 50 by 100 foot brick structure were consumed. The blast blew off roof sections and toppled a 100 foot chimney as bodies were recovered from brick piles. Identification awaited company records.
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Toledo
Sun Oil Co
Patrick J. Daly
Daly
Designer Sues For $1,000,000
Canton based designer C G Taylor sues Taylorcraft Aviation Corp alleging misuse of his name to imply he designed a Taylorcraft plane. He seeks 1 million dollars, claiming ongoing misrepresentation damaged his reputation. He says he severed ties with the firm in 1942 and calls the current product inferior. Marion attorney drowned. Coast Guardsmen search Lake Erie for H Alfred Donithen 45.
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Canton
C. G. Taylor
Taylorcraft Aviation Corp
Alliance
Stark County Common Pleas Court
Taylor
Marion
Marblehead
Coast
Lake Erie
H. Alfred Donithen
Kelley
Istana
Sea union ends picketing of AFL SIU vessels on New York piers
NMU President Curran orders cease of picket lines around most vessels not contracted to the NMU, allowing about 40 SIU ships to sail. At least 500 workers returned to six free piers by 8 am, with foreign ships under NMU terms exempt. AFL wage demands and broader coast-wide tactics cloud renewed talks.
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Associated Press
AFL
New York
National Maritime Union (Cio
AFL Seafarers International Union
NMU
Joseph Curran
Curran
Pacific
SIU
Watertenders Union
Harry Lundeberg
Siu-Sup
San Francisco
CIO
Gulf Coast
MCS
MFOWW
West Coast
Atlantic
Gulf Ports
MCS T
OPA Authorizes Linseed Oil Price Increase
Washington officials say the OPA has authorized a two cent per pound rise in linseed oil ceilings for producers. No decision yet on whether the higher ceilings will affect paint prices where linseed oil is a key ingredient.
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OPA
Washington
OFA
House Campaign Expenditures Committee Seeks Estimates
Washington reports the House Campaign Expenditures Committee will require all organizations involved in political activity to report their operations and planned fall campaign spending, seeking a clear view of money投入 in congressional races.
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Washington
iHouse Campaign Expenditures Committee
Trieste dispute heats up over free city boundaries
Slavic spokesman Ales Bebler accused Western powers of planning a Trieste boundary to stage future actions against Yugoslavia. He warned that expansion beyond the city limits would allow deployment of armed forces and implied a power politics motive against Yugoslavia. The commission also approved dividing surplus Italian fleet units among the United States Britain France and Russia and ordered demilitarization of zones with France Yugoslavia and key Mediterranean islands.
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Ales Bebler
Free City
Trieste
Yugoslavia
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Bebier
Free State
Bebler
Lnp
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Territorial Commission
Military Commission
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Cesare
Italia
Vittorio Veneto
Italy
Sicily
Sardinia
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Adriatic
ANPA Head Urges Paper Conservation
ANPA chief Cranston Williams urged daily newspapers to conserve newsprint stocks to meet needs amid slower deliveries. He warned Canadian and Newfoundland production cannot sustain month to month, noting a severe box car shortage worsened by the maritime strike. August stock stood at 37 days versus 49 days a year earlier.
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Cranston Williams
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Williams
Canada
Newfoundland
ANPA
Miami University to Offer Evening Classes This Year
President Ernest H. Hahne announces several evening classes to ease daytime overcrowding as the new college year opens at Miami University. More than 1,300 freshmen start, with about 3,200 upperclassmen joining later in the week.
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Oxford
Ernest H. Hahne
Miami University
Miami
Judges Dismiss Dairy Tax Halt Injunction
Federal Judge Roberts T. Wilkin dismissed a petition by 42 dairy operators to halt tax collections by a milk marketing administrator. The court ruled the petition failed to show immediate and irreparable injury, loss or damage.
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Cleveland
Roberts T. Wilkin
Dai
Canton Man Pleads Innocent to Shooting
Canton Ohio court records show Elmer A. Barnes 47 waived preliminary hearing and bound over to Stark County Grand Jury on first degree murder charge for a shotgun killing Saturday night. Barnes is accused of fatally shooting Dou g Roush 56, a caller at the home of his landlady Mrs Laura Raye. Richard Eugene Wathen 69 a Kentucky distiller dies in Louisville Wednesday night.
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Canton
Elmer A. Barnes
Stark County
Grand Jury
Doug Roush
Barnes
Laura, Raye
Bumper Corn Crop Ripening Across the Midwest
In the midwest fields corn stands tall and green turning brown as autumn nears. The bumper crop, the largest in U.S. history, ripens late and faces a race against frost to reach good quality before cold weather hits.
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Chicago
Europe Talks of War Widespread in Europe Report
Rep. William R Thom returned to Washington after a Western Europe tour with the report that talk of another war is widespread. He said the masses in Germany and France are talking about a new war as inevitable after meeting with President Truman yesterday.
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Europe
Washington
William R. Thom
Ohio
Germany
France
Canton Democrat
Truman
French General Gouraud Dies in Paris Apartment
General Herr Gouraud aged 78 noted World War I figure and Fourth French Army commander who helped halt the German offensive in July 1918 died yesterday in his Paris apartment after months of illness.
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Paris
Herr Gouraud
British Get Injunction Against Squatter Moves
London reports the British Government secured an interim injunction to curb the invasion of government vacated buildings amid a growing squatter movement and anticipated labor opposition.
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London
Honor Trusty Makes Escape From Ohio Penitentiary
Supt W F Amrine reported that Charles Mitchell a 38 year old trusty at the Lebanon Honor Branch has gone AWOL after a parole granted for December 17 He was serving 1 to 7 years for grand larceny from Lucas County James Green 36 who walked away Sept 4 from the prison farm honor dormitory was returned yesterday from Warren serving 1 to 15 years for assault to rob and parole granted Sept 16 Seventy seven inmates of Ohio Penitentiary were granted paroles by the Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission
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London
W. Famrine
Charles Mitchell
Toledo
Lebanon
Mitchell
Lucas County
James Green
Warren
PAC backed rally planned in Point Pleasant
SAM SIMMONS reports a closed door meeting of PAC politicians from Charleston Parkersburg and Huntington deciding a Fourth Congressional District rally in Point Pleasant before the campaign ends. The note invites workers farmers and citizens, implying labor, political shifts and a call to guard citizenship amid alleged plans against democracy.
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Charleston
Parkersburg
Huntington
Point Pleasant
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