Dewey outlines GOP campaign across West in new era plan
The Associated Press reports Gov. Thomas E. Dewey pitched a "campaign to unite America" from Des Moines before heading to Denver to answer issues from high prices to housing and farm aid. Truman accused GOP leaders of undercover sabotage while touring the West and campaigning for unity.
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Thomas E. Dewey
America
West
Truman
GOP
Des Moines
Denver
Dewey
New York
Washington
Wall Street
Utah
Salt Lake City
Alben Barkley
Delaware
New England
Earl Warren
Oklahoma
Warren
Henry Wallace
Man Sent to Ohio Pen After Failing to Support Children
Ernest Sandor, 26, was sentenced to one to twenty years in Ohio Penitentiary for failing to support two children of Frank Giampetro, aged two and five, killed by Sandor's car. Probation officers said Sandor had made new payments this year after paying $30 a month last year.
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Youngstown
Ernest Sandor
Ohio Penitentiary
Common Pleas
Erskine Maiden, Jr
Sandor
Frank Giampetro
Incorporation Reported for Hocking Sales Co in Columbus
Nelsonville reports the formation of Hocking Sales Co with 400 shares of no par common stock. Incorp ors listed are E. E. Locke Ray Mizer and J. M. Bern hardt with John P. Kelso acting as attorney.
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Nelsonville
Hocking Sales Co
Secretary of State
Columbus
E. E. Locke
Ray Mizer
J. M. Bernhardt
John P. Kelso
Weekends In Jail for Thorpe Family in Ohio
In Hamilton Ohio Juvenile Judge Oscar R Leiser sentenced Mr and Mrs William Thorpe to 26 weekends in Butler County jail from Saturday 6 p m to Sunday 6 p m for child neglect Their 11 year old daughter was arrested for stealing clothes The judge noted she had been sleeping in a truck for a week and the couple will alternate weekends to care for her as one remains at home
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Hamilton
William Thorpe
Butler County
Oscar R. Leiser
Thorpes
U S Endorses Bernadotte Plans for Palestine Peace
The United States backs Count Folke Bernadotte's 35 000 word report as a sound basis for resolving the Jewish Arab dispute in Palestine. Secretary Marshall announced U S acceptance in Paris. Bernadotte notes Israel exists in Palestine and the Arab portion should join an Arab state in consultation with inhabitants. The UN assembly met in Paris amid Cold War tensions as Bernadotte and aide Col Serot were laid to rest.
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Washington
United States
Folke Bernadotte
Palestine
Holy Land
Bernadotte
United Nations
Israel
Marshall
Paris
State Department
United Nations Assembly
Europe
Palais de Chaillot
Germany
Geneva
Orly
Andre P. Serot
Western Touch Welcome Set For Warren
Columbus reports a Western style welcome for Gov Earl Warren of California as he arrives for a campaign stop. Mayor James A Rhodes says the parade will feature 50 Western horses with riders in cowboy attire and a covered wagon with banners. County delegates and Warren will speak briefly at the statehouse between 4 15 and 4 30 p m.
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Columbus
Earl Warren
California
James A. Rhodes
Warren
Middle West
East
Washington
Statehouse
Chicago restaurateur Robert J. Eitel dies after month illness
Robert J. Eitel 71 longtime head of the Elitel chain and local restaurateur died yesterday following a month long illness. He had been a Chicago resident and prominent figure in the dining scene for 55 years.
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Chicago
Robert J. Eitel
Elitel
Berlin Crisis Stirs Communist Uproar Over UN Role
German Communist press rejects UN authority to settle Berlin, urging a four power takeover by the United States Britain France and Russia. Neues Deutschland says only the occupying powers can solve the German question and a Potsdam decision should guide policy. Taegliche Rundschau accuses Gen Clay of provoking war and warns Western Germans will be mercenaries in a future conflict.
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Berlin
United Nations General Assembly
Moscow
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Neues Deutschland
Socialist Unit Party
U. N
Paris
Soviet Union
Taegliche Rundschau
Lucius D. Clay
Hitler Clique
Taegliche Reundschau
Western
Germany
Bonn
School Busses Get Check Up
State highway patrolmen begin a six week safety program checking 6100 school buses for defects to protect about 300 000 children. Fifty inspectors will verify lights and red flasher signals as required by law.
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Columbus
Death from Southwest Sixteen Birthday Party Tragedy
In Toledo Charles Sutton 43 killed his wife Dorothy 39 with a revolver after she refused him access to Joanne Sutton 16th birthday party. He then killed himself. Dorothy was shot in the cheek and shoulder. Coroner ruled death by own action and attempted murder. Detectives say Sutton had separated from Dorothy.
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Toledo
Joanne Sutton
Charles Sutton
Dorothy
Ralph R. Murphy
Murphy
Turks May Soon Get Modern American Ships
Diplomatic officials say the Turkish fleet may receive several modern American destroyers under the Greek Turkish military aid program. The transfer is in the final stage with prior shipments including four submarines eight minesweepers and other support vessels last spring.
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Washington
U. S. Navy
Palestine Government Demands Irgun Disarmament Ultimatum
Jerusalem reports the Palestine Government orders Irgun to surrender all arms and enlist members within 24 hours. An Irgun spokesman ties the move to Count Folke Bernadotte’s assassination and notes prior negotiations.
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Jerusalem
Irgun Zvai Leumi
Irgun
Folke Bernadotte
U.N
Palestine
U S Move Averts Rail Strike As Talks Begin
The National Mediation Board opens Chicago meetings to settle a looming rail strike involving one million workers. Brotherhoods seek 25 cent hourly raise, 40 hour weeks, and overtime rules, while freight embargoes ease and West Coast Longshoremen move salmon for eastward shipping.
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National Mediation Board
Carriers’ Committee
Chicago
CIO
West Coast
Washington, D. C
Max W. Ball
Interior Department
Gas and Oil Section
Eleven Killed In Collision In Indiana Fields
Eleven onion field workers and a freight truck driver were killed and six injured when an open truck carrying workers collided with a semi trailer in heavy rain. The group included two brothers and a father with his two sons, all employed by L. Donchin Growers near North Judson. The crash occurred on U S Highway 35 thirteen miles south of La Porte, scattering bodies along the roadway.
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Laporte
Ind
L. Donchin Growers
North Judson
U. S
Indiana
Few Take Home Making Says PTA Official
Cleveland Ohio convention hears 33 percent of national school girls marry but only 12 percent take home making courses. Mrs John E Hayes of Twin Falls Idaho says lack of incentive, not lack of offerings, explains low enrollment.
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Cleveland
National
Parent-Teachers Association
PTA
John E. Hayes
Twin Falls
Idaho
Strategic Air Command Handed to LeMay in Major Command Change
Washington dispatch reports Gen Curtis LeMay takes over Strategic Air Command from Gen George Kenney. LeMay, 41, previously commander in Europe, assumes SAS duties while Kenney moves to Maxwell Field Alabama to lead the Air University.
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Strategic Air Command
LeMay
Washington
Air Force
George C. Kenney
Curtis E LeMay
Europe
Kenney
Maxwell Field
Montgomery
Ala
Air University
Britain suspends dockyard work to refit 100 warships
Britain halted commercial activity in royal dockyards to refit about 100 warships for service, signaling a major mobilization effort during a period of heightened defense needs.
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London
Britain
Royal Dockyards
Realtors Warn Rent Controls Spur Housing Shortage
Ohio real estate leaders told the 39th annual Ohio Association convention that the housing shortage would persist as long as federal rent controls stay in place. Calvin K. Snyder of the NAARB Washington committee warned about the National Public Housing Conference mobilizing support for its lobbying funds. A Washington consultant urged adding a half percent to mortgage rates to attract investors and boost home building.
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Columbus
Ohio
Calvin K. Snyder
Realtors
Washington
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards
National
NPHC
Frederick M. Babcock
Progressive Party Seeks Wallace Ohio Ballot Placement
The Progressive Party urged Governor Herbert to convene a special session to list Henry A Wallace as the presidential candidate on the November ballot. The request followed a Supreme Court ruling allowing the 25 elector candidates under Independent Candidates. Ballot forms are already printed and certified.
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Columbus
Progressive Party
Henry A. Wallace
Ohio
Thomas J. Herbert
Wallace
Herbert
State Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Crane crushes electrician at Portsmouth Steel plant
A crane accident at the Portsmouth Steel Corp plant yesterday killed electrician Richard Barber, 26. Investigators expect to determine cause as OSHA and local authorities assess safety procedures and scene details.
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Portsmouth
Richard Barber
Portsmouth Steel Corp
All-Jet Bomber Blast Kills Two Test Pilots in California
A North American B-45 all jet bomber exploded during a flight near Alpaugh California killing two civilian test pilots. George W. Krebs 30 of Los Angeles and Nicholas G. Pickard 31 of Manhattan Beach died with the aircraft break up over farmland. The jet bomber was on a test mission from Muroc Air Base.
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Tulare
Calif
California
al- Paugh
Here
Muroc
North American Aviation, Inc
Air Force
George W. Krebs
Los Angeles
W. J. Krebs
Kansas City
Kansas City, Mo
Alice
Five Killed In Gunfight In Kansas City
Five men died and two were wounded in a gunfight stemming from a routine police call in a Negro apartment district. Two patrolmen Charles Neaves and Sandy Washington were fatally shot inside the building, while Charles Perrine was slain outside. William Bell and Edwin Burton Warren were the other dead, Warren dying later in a hospital as about 50 officers rounded the scene 15 blocks from downtown.
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Kansas City
Charles Neaves
Sandy Washington
Charles Perrine
William Bell
Edwin Burton Warren
Warren
Record Speed Pilot Dies of Crash Injuries
VAN NUYS Calif Air Force Captain James P Fitz-Gerald 28 a pioneer who flew faster than sound 760 miles an hour died from injuries from a TF-80 crash September 9 near Van Nuys Airport on a Muroc California flight Gen Hoyt S Vandenberg said last June Fitz-Gerald and four others had penetrated the sonic barrier during XS-1 tests
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van Nuys
Calif
Air Force
James P. Fitz-Gerald
Muroc
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Fitz-Gerald
Key West hit by 110 mph hurricane winds and heavy rain
A tropical hurricane brushed near Key West driving 75 mph hurricane winds along the Florida Keys and 60 mph winds in Miami. Shelters crowded as Red Cross reported no casualties. The slow moving storm lingered over South Florida, with widespread rain, wind damage, and powerfully gusting tropical force winds.
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Key
Florida Peninsula
Bakers
Miami Beach
Miami
Fla
Key West
Florida Keys
Red Cross
Truman
White House
South
Florida
Cuba
Grady Norton
Ed Lowe
Tavernier
Norton
Keys
Weather Bureau
Biscayne Boulevard
Returned War Dead Pass 30000 Mark
SAN FRANCISCO The funeral ship Sgt Morris Crain arrives tomorrow with 3500 World War II dead from Manila Saipan and Honolulu. The total number of repatriated dead will pass the 30000 mark with Crain s arrival.
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San Francisco
Morris Crain
Manila
Saipan
Honolulu
Crain
Extended Forecast for Columbus Weather Outlook
Temperatures near normal with max 67 to 71 and min 48 to 51. Cool start Wednesday warms Thursday and Friday, then cooling again over the weekend. Precipitation around half an inch with no significant rain until weekend showers.
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Columbus
Rain Delays Gallia Soil Conservation Demonstration
Rain slows Gallia county soil conservation show preparations at Gallipolis Rio Grande College with equipment arriving, students clearing pastures, and foresters readying lumber demos. Ben Evans predicts 50 000 turnout as organizers race to assemble lines, tanks, tiles, and trenches for the two day event.
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Gallipolis
Rio Grande College
J. D. Fitzgerald
Gallia County
Ohio Division of Forestry
Ohio Division of Conservation
Co. J
Chuck” Martin
Dave Herrman
Mercerville
Ben Evans
Mr. Fitzgerald
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Communist Party
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Foreign Ministers’ Council
Potsdam
Rail Brotherhoods
Brotherhoods
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Association of American Railroads
AFL Teamsters
Nicholas G. Pickard
Manhattan Beach
Brooklyn, N. Y
Kathleen
State Highway Department
Soil Conservation Service
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