US Russia clash over postwar Romania reparations noted
The report says the United States and Russia pledged limited compensation for private losses in Romania, undermining the original reparations framework. Britain held to 100 percent plans, France signaled possible changes, and Bevin returned to Paris seeking a fresh council session as Byrnes pressures the conference to finish by Oct. 5. Harriman’s appointment as commerce secretary boosts Byrnes at talks.
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United Nations
France
United States
Italian Economic Commission
Thorp
Britain
Bevin
Paris
Ernest Bevin
London
Palestine
Georges Bidault
V. M. Molotov
Council of Foreign Ministers
H Lin
Foreign Office
Council
Molotov
Moscow
Italian Political and Territorial Commission
Italy
Ivance Bonomi
Italian Assembly
Foreign Relations Commission
Africa
U. S
James F. Byrnes
W. Averell Harriman
Henry A .Wallace
Byrness
18 CRASH SURVIVORS ARE IN HOSPITAL DEAD BURIED AT SITE
Sabena Airlines general manager Gilbert Perier said 26 victims would be buried at the crash site near Gander Newfoundland to avoid endangering rescue teams. Eighteen survivors remain in a Gander hospital after a Belgian transatlantic airliner crash. An army rescue party described grim conditions and a night rain as they pulled survivors from the wreck, including Jean Roochi who helped save 16 people.
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Newfoundland
Gander
Arrow
NFLD
Gilbert Perier
Sabena Airlines
Perter
Cpl
Harry A. Houghton
Windber, Pa
Ber
Alfred A. Pogacsnik
Cleveland
Houghton
Jean ‘Roochi
Harriman Choice Edges Foreign Policy Unification Toward Firm Red Dealing
Washington AP reports W Averell Harriman advancing Truman's cabinet toward firmer Soviet policy, edging out Henry Wallace. Harriman, 53, shifts right from Roosevelt era left of center, praised by lawmakers, seen as pro business, popular in Moscow and London, with strong ties from lending to Russia to four years as ambassador.
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Harriman
Firm Red
Washington
W. Averell Harriman
Truman
Henry Wallace
Russia
Britain
Wallace
Ao SS
Barriman
Moscow
Wall Street
E. H. Harriman
Union Pacific
al Smith
Roosevelt
New York
Eddy Gilmore
Associated Press
Stalin
Marriman
Roosevelt Elementary School Holiday Due to Low Water Pressure
Four hundred pupils at Roosevelt Elementary School in Willowick Village received an unexpected holiday as the low water pressure in the area posed a fire hazard, according to Mayor Dudley J. Brown.
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Willoughby
Roosevelt
Willowick Village
Dudley J. Brown
Merchandising Talent and Self Discovery in Business Life
SAM SIMMONS argues that young couples should locate homes near work but emphasizes merchandising as a path to success. He notes that while industry thrift and intelligence help, a rare gift for merchandising — a god given talent — often decides who thrives. He urges individuals to seek their true strengths rather than be steered by parents or teachers.
Experts Slated To Investigate Blonde Slaying
Bryan County commissioners considered hiring criminologists to speed the hunt for the killer of 11 year old Emily Abernathy. The probe remains centered at the town library where the librarian was found dead. A bloody fingerprint was sent to the FBI, along with a bloody footprint and a sighting description: a man about 5 foot 9, 30, wearing a blue striped shirt.
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Bryan
Williams County
Emily Abernathy
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington
OPA Sets New Candy Ceiling Price
The OPA announced a new retail ceiling price for candy bars from five to ten cents. The rule allows manufacturers to price based on the total cost of ingredients and packaging plus a margin for profit. The agency also cited concurrent ceilings for Western softwood shingles and innerspring mattresses.
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OPA
Washington
Youth’s Body Recovered From River by Firemen
PAINESVILLE, Ohio. Firemen recovered the body of Harry Flanagan seven year old son of Mr and Mrs William Flanagan from the Grand River yesterday. His brother Jerry drowned in the YMCA pool here two years ago.
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Painesville
Harry Flanagan
William Flanagan
Grand River
Jerry
Firestone Ford Heirs Announce Engagement in Akron
The engagement of Martha Parke Firestone to William C. Ford was announced in Akron today. No wedding date was set.
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Firestone-Ford Heirs
Akron
Martha Parke Firestone
William C. Ford
Eight Tobacco Firms Fined Total $45,000
Fines totaling 345.0% were assessed in Federal District Court here Saturday against eight tobacco firms, while fines of $12,000 were suspended against 18 others charged with anti trust law violations. Auto kills father in Columbus. Clair E. Trexier, 31, Navy dischargee and father of six, from Altoona, Pa, struck by automobile north of here yesterday. Inventor 18 dead Galion Roy C. Arter, 56, inventor of an atomic bomb detonating mechanism, died today.
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Lexington
Federal District Court
Columbus
Clair E.trexier
Here
Altoona
Roy C. Arter
British Half Refugee Swim To Palestine
Nearly a hundred Jewish refugees on the illegal immigrant ship Palmakh swam ashore at Haifa but were rounded up within two hours by British forces. Earlier, 800 to 900 Jews aboard the 200 ton schooner faced a sea battle with the Royal Navy, one man killed, as authorities planned to transfer detainees to HM-S Empire Haywood for deportation to Cyprus. Refugees urged a delegation to discuss transshipment. most resisted and about 190 attempted to reach Palestine.
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Jerusalem
Haifa
Palestine
Royal Navy
Army
Hm.s. Empire
Haywood
Lnoon
Cyprus
Darius Green Improves After Garage Roof Swoop Attempt
Willoughby boy Roger Greenaway ten years old prepared to leave Lake County Hospital for home after a failed loft jump from his father's garage with improvised bat wings. He suffered a compound fracture of the right leg in a ten foot fall while imitating an air shore parachutist.
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Willoughby
Roger Greenaway
Lake County Hospital
Willoughby Township
Roger
Man Struck By Motorcycle In Hartford
Chalmers Jennings Eakins 24 of Letart was hospitalized at Holzer after a motorcycle struck him in Hartford. He has skull and right wrist fractures and cuts. Operator Howard Turnbull 24 of Hartford was deemed blameless by state Trooper H D Coyner who investigated and took Eakins to the hospital.
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Foint Pleasant
Chalmers Jennings
Eakins
Letart
Holzer Hospital
Hartford
Howard Turnbull
H. D. Coyner
Mr. Eakins
Allied Troop Positions Demanded by Russians
In the United Nations Security Council, Russia pressed for information on Allied troop dispositions in non-enemy states, drawing U.S. and British opposition. Herschel W. Johnson and Sir Alexander Cadogan prepared to challenge the Soviet demand as outside council jurisdiction. Johnson planned to ask Gromyko for Russia’s motive and the charter article backing the move.
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N. Y
Russia
U. S
United Nations Security Council
Herschel V W. Johnson
Alexander Cadogan
U. N
Council Unies
Johnson
Andrei A. Gromyko
Nomads Attack Iranian Ports
Tehran dispatch reports rebellious nomad tribesmen have captured several Persian Gulf villages and launched repeated attacks on Bushire, one of Iran's largest coast ports. Daylam and Reegue are named towns under siege. Bushire exports cotton, carpets, silk, tobacco, and hides in world commerce.
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Tehran
Persian Gulf
Bushire
Keyhan
Reegue
Daylam
Bushiré
Electric Union In Pittsburgh Readies Strike
Pittsburgh officials planned for a power shutdown as 3,200 Duquesne Light Co. employees prepared a third national strike starting at 8 30 p m EST. Mayor Lawrence convened Allegheny and Beaver County leaders and editors to coordinate health and safety measures during the disruption.
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Pittsburgh
VPI
David L. Lawrence
Allegheny and
Beaver County
Duquesne
Claiton
McKeesport
Independent
Union of Duquesne Light Co
Missing Yank B-29 Pilots Believed Held Near Tibet
Ambassador Leighton Stuart said there is reason to believe some long missing American B 29 fliers may still be living as slaves in the Lolo Land region near Shangri La. Reports from West China University and others describe captives tending herds and performing menial tasks under Lolo tribesmen in a rugged area southeast of Chengtu near Burma and Tibet.
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Nanking
Leighton Stuart
Shangri-La
Stuart
West China
David Graham
West China University
Chengtu
Szechwan
Burma
Assam
Tibet
China
Lolo
Four Persons Detained In Party Stabbing Case
Police hold three men and a woman for questioning after the fatal stabbing of Mrs. Jo Anne Arwood. A nude body was found at her home as officers arrived to investigate a quarrel during a drinking party. Omar W Clark of Clinton County named No 2 at the Veterans Administration. Ohio Junior Chamber of Commerce adopts a five point world peace creed.
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Clinton County
Washington
Omar W Clark
Midland City
Veterans’ Administration
Omar N. Bradley
Clark
Columbus
Ohio Junior Chamber of Commerce
Brotherhood of Man
Murder Charged Butler Man in Shooting Fray
Willard McPherson, 47, charged with murder in the fatal shooting of Cecil Phenis, 21, of Eaton. Police say McPherson fired several revolver shots after a scuffle at his business on State Route 4 near here. Phenis died of abdominal wounds.
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Hamilton
Willard McPherson
Butler County
Cecil Phenis
Eaton
Charles B. Wallis
Phenis
McPherso
Here
Mansfield Man Receives Legion of Merit Award
WASILINGTON- The Legion of Merit has been awarded Herbert E. Shoemaker of Mansfield, O., for meeting promptly personal requirements of overseas theaters and service commands with well trained ordnance officers, the War Department announced today.
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Wasilington
Legion of Meri
Herbert E. Shoemaker
Mansfield
War Department
Young Republican Clubs Pick Regional Directors
The executive committee of the Ohio League of Young Republican Clubs has named regional directors to lead campaign activities. John Skala of Canton, Jack Manley of Columbus, Charles Jones of Cincinnati, and Ed P. Trapinski of Toledo will oversee efforts in their regions.
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Cleveland
Ohio League of Young Republican Clubs
John Skala
Canton
Jack Manley
Columbus
Charles Jones
Cincinnati
Ed P. Trapinski
Toledo
Two Die As Auto Collisions Fatal In Ohio Area
W Foster, 58, of East Palestine and James Kelley, 49, of Canton died in a local hospital last night from injuries after automobile collisions.
Former Senator Poindexter Dies in Greenlee Home
Former United States Senator Miles Poindexter, age 78, from Washington State, was found dead at his Greenlee Virginia home on Saturday, authorities said.
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Greenlee
Miles Poindexter
United States
Washington State
Steers To Be Sold At Fairgrounds In 4-H Sale
Twenty nine top quality 4 H club steers will be offered Thursday in the club s annual sale at the Butler County Fairgrounds. The 750 to 1100 pound steers represent 1946 projects of the 4 H youths with OPA approval noted by Norman C Arnold associate agricultural agent.
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Hamilton
Ann Nual
Butler County Fairgrounds
Norman C. Arnold
OPA
Ohio Communists Name Bricker as Top Foe in U.S. Senate Race
Ohio Communists labeled former Gov John Bricker their No 1 foe for U S Senate last week, saying he fights Communism. Arnold Johnson Ohio party leader said Bricker is pro-Fascist and serving Wall Street. The piece notes Huffman and labor issues, with potential third candidate William Farkas and Albaugh as labor pick for governor.
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A.m Am. Daugherty
Columbus
John W. Bricker
U. S
Ofid
Arnold Johnson
Cleveland
Ohio
Bricker
iWe
Johnson
Wall Street
James W. Huffman
Huffman
William Farkas
Akron
Social Labor Party
Frank J. Lausche
Thomas J. Herbert
Arla A. Albaugh
Massillon
Communist Party
Earl Brewster
Ony
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