Big Four Uphold Italo Slav Border Front at Trieste
Paris AP says the Paris Peace Conference backed the Big Four borders on the Italian Yugoslav boundary and the Trieste free area. Russia voted against boundary revisions while Yugoslavia rued the vote over conciliation. Proposals to widen Pola area failed 18 to 5 or 12 to 6 with Belgium China abstaining and several dominions in support. The core front remained Britain France and the United States backing the original line.
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Paris
Free State of
Trieste
Russia
Faward Kardej
Yugoslavia
Duino
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Ukraine
Belgium
Ethiopia
South Africa
Pola
Istrian
Australia
Brazil
Canada
New Zealand
Netherlands
China
Ble
Britain
France
United States
GOP Books Tour Speaker Clarence J Brown to Ohio Midwestern Campaigns
The Republican National Committee booked Rep. Clarence J. Brown of Ohio for a speaking tour to bolster congressional campaigns this fall. Brown, director of the Republican congressional campaign, will visit Washington Saturday and the Midwest over the next month. He said GOP focus is on Congress races with no presidential nomination plans for 1948. The Columbus and Coshocton counties sought veterans housing funds totaling $101,764 from the state treasurer.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio
Brown
Middlewest
GOP
Congress
U S Attacks Yugoslav Slur Over Treatment Charges
The United States called Yugoslav accusations of improper treatment of Yugoslav officers in the Venezia Giulia zone false and exaggerated. Washington demanded Tito’s government cooperate to curb pro Slav elements while stressing it will maintain fair and impartial administration in the Anglo American zone despite Yugoslav protests and recent airmen release.
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Washington
United States
Marshal Tito
Venezia Giulia
Tito
Foreign Ministry
Striking CIO Mariners Agree to Federal Move
NMU leaders say a membership meeting could end the ship strike as operators accept a federal arbitrator's award. The award grants NMU seamen raises of 5 to 30 dollars monthly, matching AFL seamen, and follows a walkout by East and Gulf coast crews.
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CIO
Associated Press
National Maritime Union
East
Gulf
Joseph Curran
NMU
CIO Committee For Maritime Unity
Curran
J. Godfrey Butler
U. S. Maritime Commission
Frank J. Taylor
American Merchant Marine Institute
Gulf Coast
James L. Fly
AFL
CIO Marine Cooks and Stewards Union
Independent Marine Firemen
Rescue Party Works to Aid Crash Victims
Rescue workers led by a U S Army doctor evacuated survivors from a Sabena Transatlantic airliner crash near Gander Lake. Two rescue parties neared the wreckage, with 44 aboard, as officials reported uncertain survivor numbers and planned to hospitalize victims locally.
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Gander Airport
Mld
Gander Lake
Here
Martin
U. S. Army
Argentina
Coroner rules homicide in Moore death at Mercy Hospital
Hamilton Ohio Dr Edward Cook Butler County coroner returns a homicide verdict for William Moore 35 who died at Mercy Hospital after being found unconscious on a downtown street. Moore was struck on the head and police had no immediate clues to the attacker. In Lorain Vincent Nagy 32 a steel worker drowned after falling from a rowboat into Black River.
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Hamilton
Edward Cook
Butler County
William Moore
Mercy Hospital
Moore
Cook
Vincent Nagy
Black River
Move Planned To Speed Jap Return Home
Washington reports an Anglo American plan to hasten the return home of more than 100 000 Japanese from Southeast Asia. Officials say an announcement could come in a week or ten days, depending on Pacific shipping and the need to gather scattered prisoners. The move aligns with Potsdam declarations, despite pressures from former occupied nations to use prisoners for reconstruction work.
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Washington
Southeast Asia
Far Pacific
State Department
Restaurateurs Defeat Protest Closing Deal
Northeastern Ohio Restaurant Association rejected a three to four day restaurant shutdown protest against the OPA price roll back. They endorsed seeking a court injunction and a $3,000 defense fund to aid members sued for OPA violations. L. W. Hurlbert warned violators face triple overcharges.
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Cleveland
ILP
Northeastern Ohio Restaurant Association
OPA
Ohio State Restaurant Association
OPA! Iioliback
L. W. Hurlbert
OPA Ofice
Miner Killed In Explosion At McCoy Mine
A mine blast at the Great Valley Anthracite Coal Corporation McCoy mine killed John Howell 55 of Dry Branch near McCoy and injured two workers Frank Doss 45 and Lewis Goad 21 both from Bellspring Pulaski County. The body was recovered about three hours after the 10 30 a m explosion as eighty men worked in the shaft.
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Mccoy, VA
McCoy
Great Valley Anthracite Coal Corporation
John Howell
Dry Branch
Howell
Frank Doss
Lewis Goad
Bellspring
Pulaski County
Stark Jury Indicts Two Men for Slayings
Stark County grand jury returns indictments in two gun slayings from the past weekend. Elmer Barnes, 47, is charged with first degree murder for the Saturday night killing of Ducit Roush. Emmett Meek Jr. is indicted for first degree manslaughter in the Sunday night death of his brother in law Earl Bloulton, 24, at the Meek home south of Canton.
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Canton
Stark Country
Elmer Barnes
Ducit Roush
Emmett Meek, Jr
Earl Bloulton
Meek
Estate of Mansfield founder to receive $618,263 tax refund
Cleveland. The estate of the late Frank B. Black of Mansfield, Ohio, a founder of Ohio Brass Co., will receive a $618,263 federal tax refund. Judge Robert N. Wilkin yesterday ordered the refund, described as the largest judgment involving private individuals granted in Federal Courts here.
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Cleveland
Frank B. Black
Mansfield, O
Ohio Brass Co
U. S
Robert N. Wilkin
Cedar Point Steamer Sold to Past Owners
Cleveland reports the passenger steamer Alabama has been sold to Chicago Duluth and Georgian Bay Transit Co, the former owners. The ship previously operated daily runs to Cedar Point.
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Cedar Point
Cleveland
Cleveland & Buffalo Transit Co
Alabama
Chicago, Duluth & Georgian Bay Transit Co
Jceder Point
Librarian Fatally Stabbed in 3-State Dragnet
Emily Abernathy a 30 year old librarian was found dead in the Bryan library basement after being stabbed 25 times. Sheriff Barnes asked highway patrols in Ohio Indiana and Michigan to aid a man about 5 feet 9 inches tall wearing a white shirt with blue stripe and dark trousers. The act is described as a homicide with no clear motive and an unconfirmed sexual assault.
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Bryan
N. A. Barnes
Emily Abernathy
Douglas D. O'Dell
Ohio State Highway Patrol
Indiana
Michigan
Mason Woman Found Dead At Home In Point Pleasant
Mrs. Fannie Gardner was found dead in her bedroom on the corner of Sixth and Vine streets about 7 a m Friday by Mrs. Charles E. Mees. The Chicago-born survivor is her son George Gardner and two half-sisters. Hearts attack suspected. funeral plans not set.
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Point Pleasant
Fannie Gardner
Sixth and
Vine Streets
Charles E. Mees
Former Holmes Sheriff Called for Arraignment
Harry R. Weiss, who resigned in July from his third term as Holmes County Sheriff, was summoned to Common Pleas Court for arraignment on Grand Jury charges. He allegedly kept 51,334 withdrawn from the county treasury as deputy sheriffs’ salaries.
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Millersburg
Harry R. Weiss
Holmes County
Common Pleas Court
Three Yanks Charged With Counterfeit Deal
FRANKFURT GERMANY Three American civilians employed in U S Army headquarters here have been charged with possessing counterfeit dollars and pounds in connection with a European black market syndicate. The men, scheduled for trial next week, are John M Logsdon Detroit Alvin F Bockbrader Bowling Green Ohio and William C McKinley Bessemer Ala all former soldiers.
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Frankfurt
Germany
U. S. Army
John M. Logsdon
Detroit
Alvin F. Bockbrader
Bowling Green
Ohio
William C. McKinley
Bessemer
Ala
Ohio State Hospitals Short 290 Physicians
Ohio state hospitals are short 290 physicians. Welfare Director Fradher Reams announced an emergency housing plan to attract psychiatrists, noting 56 physicians and superintendents care for 29,090 state patients. Bids for two new dwellings at Cleveland State Hospital were far over budget, and salaries for psychiatrists trail those of the Veterans Administration.
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Columbus
Ohio
Fradher Reams
Reams
Cleveland State Hospital
F. F. Glass
Cleveland
Gallipolis
State Board of Control
Toledo
Massillon
Veterans’ Administration
Truman asserts no change in foreign policy after Byrnes confidence vote
President Truman told a crowded press conference that U S foreign policy remains unchanged and that he has complete confidence in Secretary of State Byrnes and the U S delegation at the Paris Peace Conference He noted a fundamental policy conflict with Wallace and said Wallace should resign from the cabinet while stressing unity in conduct of foreign affairs
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Commerce
Henry A
Truman
State Byrnes
United States
Wallace
Mr. Truman
Congress
Department of State
Seiberling Dies in Akron City Hospital
Charles W. Seiberling 85 a pioneer rubber industrialist known as Akro n's First Citizen died at 12 44 am in Akron City Hospital after a heart attack at his Northfield home He helped found Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co in 1898 with 3500 borrowed capital leading to a major consolidation and later built a second rubber fortune in Barberton His philanthropy funded many Akron welfare and charitable groups Born January 26 1861 at Western Star he was the son of James F and Catherine Miller Seiberling
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Akron
Charles W. Seiberling
Akron City Hospital
Northfield
C. W. Seiberling
Frank
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Goodyear
Wall Street
Co. W. Seiberling
C. W
Setherling Latext Products Co
Western Star
Seiberling
James F. and
Catherine Miller Seiberling
Reds Launch Farm Purge
London dispatch reports a nationwide purge of the Soviet collective farm system to stamp out “Mass Spoilation.” A sweeping indictment by the Soviet council of ministers and the All-Union Communist Party targets farm cooperative officials and local leaders. Pravda editorial says the action targets plundering of farm lands and property.
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London
Russia
Communist Party
Moscow Radio
Soviet Council of Ministers
All-Union Comunist Party
Pravada
Moscow
Jeweler May Identify Gunmen in Robbery
Warren, owner of a jewelry store robbed of 12560 in cash and jewelry, will go to Toledo to identify two gunmen arrested there two weeks ago. Police Chief William E. Johnson said Savage has already identified photos of the pair, George Popik, 23, of Cleveland and Everett L. Welding, 22, Brooklyn Village.
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Warren
Toledo
William E. Johnson
Savage
George Popik
Cleveland
Everett L. Welding
Brooklyn Village
Damage suits seek 20000 over LaSalle Hotel fire
In Chicago two damage suits totaling 20000 were filed in Circuit Court against LaSalle Madison Hotel Co. The actions target the estates of Edgar B. Snyder of Van Wert and Francis McCarthy of Akron Ohio, each seeking 10000, the legal maximum, for damages from the June 5 LaSalle Hotel fire.
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Chicago
Edgar BE. Snyder
van Wert
Francis McCarthy
Akron
Ohio
LaSalle Madison Hotel Co
Akron Lumber Fire Ruled From Spontaneous Combustion
A blaze at Kenmore Boulevard Builders Supply and Lumber Co. in Akron was blamed on spontaneous combustion in a sawdust pile. Fire Chief Frank C. Vernotzy said water had been poured on the pile about an hour before the alarm. Loss estimated at $25,000.
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Akron
Kenmore Boulevard
Conservation official dies in Ashtabula
John H. Allcock aged 63 of Andover, long a superintendent for the Ohio Conservation Commission on Pymatuning Dam, died yesterday following illness. His death is reported from Ashtabula.
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Ashtabula
John H. Allcock
Andover
Ohio Conservation Commission
Pymatuning Dam
Dieg Yester- Bye
Bricker Accepts Communist Challenge for Senate Bid
Columbus report says Gov. John W. Bricker accepted the Ohio Communist Party challenge to his bid for the U S Senate and predicted the election would deliver a lasting setback to the Communists.
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Columbus
Farmer
John W. Bricker
Ohio Communist Party
U. S
Labor spokesman cautions about trouble at Wheeling guard unit
SAM SIMMONS cites a labor spokesman remark after Wheeling announces a 5275 man National Guard unit. He argues guardsmen lawfully protect citizens and that no one should fear the establishment, recalling positive Guard conduct in Spencer.
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Labor
National Guard
Wheeling
Spencer
Gests
Ong. Ie
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