Britain to end Palestine mandate if UN fails to settle
Britain announced it would withdraw its 25 year mandate over Palestine if the United Nations cannot secure a settlement acceptable to Jews and Arabs. Colonial Secretary Arthur Creech-Jones said enforcement would fall to the UN and Britain would surrender the mandate regardless of final UN decisions.
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Creech-Jones
Britain
Assembly
Committee of Inquiry
Holy Land
Palestine
Mrs Roosevelt Intercedes For Eisler Over Visa Trouble
A 1939 letter by Eleanor Roosevelt to Sumner Welles shows her interceding on behalf of composer Hanns Eisler and his wife as they faced visa issues while HUAC investigated Eisler, who admitted Communist Party membership, and scrutiny of their entry to the United States.
Missing Ohio teen Roxie Green seen with strangers
Columbus police said Roxie Ann Green a 16 year old Prospect girl missing since Friday was identified by a filling station attendant as having stopped at his East Side station with a couple and another man. The attendant said she asked directions to Catlettsburg Kentucky and was called Roxie by the others.
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Columbus
Madeleine Baker
Roxie Ann Green
Prospect
Ohio
East Side
Ferguson
Catlettsburg
Roxie
Gascoigne court martial halts to obtain witness
The Gascoigne court martial adjourned to allow the prosecution to secure testimony from Robert L. Dunlap, a former Army enlisted man who was in Gascoigne's prison camp. Dunlap is from Carlsbad New Mexico and Gascoigne is charged with mistreating prisoners in a Japanese camp.
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San Diego
Calif
Richard F. Gascoigne
Lorain
Ohio
Oscar C. Badger
11Th Naval District
Robert L. Dunlap
Carlsbad
N. M
Gascoigne
Columbus Youth Pleads Guilty to Kidnapping and Robbery
Columbus man Robert W. Frost, 24, pleaded guilty to four counts of kidnapping and armed robbery before Criminal Judge Myron B. Gessaman. He had been indicted for abducting Mrs. Morgan C. Penn and participating in the abduction of John E. Pratt and Jessie Moore in September 1946.
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Columbus
Robert W. Frost
Myron B. Gessaman
Frost
Morgan C. Penn
John E. Pratt
Jessie Moore
Plane Passenger Dies When Hit by Propeller
Mrs Florence Wyse, 51, a Wauseon school teacher, was killed last night after stepping into the whirling propeller of a light plane she had just boarded. The craft was owned by her cousin Robert Heise of Alameda, California.
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Wauseon
Florence Wyse
Robert Heise
Alameda
Alif
Emeritus Professor dies at Oberlin College
Charles Beebe Martin aged 90 died yesterday in Cleveland. He was a professor emeritus at Oberlin College and well known for his scholarly work and teaching career spanning decades.
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Cleveland
Charles Beebe Martin
Oberlin College
Reopening Plans Shelved After Fight at North Electric Co
In Galion Ohio the North Electric Co halted plans to reopen amid a strike. Vice president R K McBerry sought a court injunction to curb violence after being punched by CIO UAW leader George Wilt during a morning dispute. About 300 pickets gathered, with 100 CIO members from Toledo and Marion.
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Galion
North Electric Co
R. K. McBerry
Common Pleas Court
James L. Walker
McBerry
Walker
CIO
Toledo
Marion
McBerty
George Wilt
United Auto Workers Union
Wilt
Appro McBerty
Edward J. Duck
Uaw-Cio
Mount Gilead
Pomeroy Man Found Dead After Search
Pomeroy 58 year old P K Smith was found dead at 8 30 a m on a wooded hillside near Alfred after an all night search by a sheriff s posse from Pomeroy The coroner said Smith a member of a squirrel hunting party apparently died of a heart ailment The cause was coronary occlusion Funeral plans set at Ewing funeral home for Sunday at 2 p m with wife Jennie Louise and sister Mrs Frank Brandenburg surviving
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Pomeroy
P. K. Smith
Alfred
W. H. Ewing
Smith
Ottie Scholl
Charles Sprauss
William Swatzel
Earl Collins, Jr
Stumpwater
Ralph Welker
Frank Clark
Dolph Joachim
Dayton Ashworth
Lee Henderson
Jewell Clark
Ewing
Jennie Louise
Frank Brandenburg
Two Injured In Route 33 Crash In Haydenville
Nelsonville men Nelson Lutridge and Foster Tolliver were injured in a two car collision on Route 33 at Haydenville. Eber Poling operated the first car and William H. Evans was cited for unsafe operation after Evans turned left into Poling’s path.
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Nelsonville
Haydenville
State Highway Patrol
Nelson Lutridge
Hocking Valley Hospital
Foster Tolliver
Eber Poling
Glouster
William H. Evans
Logan
Evans
W. D. Weltner
Thre Sales Exceeding 1941 Peak Expected
B F Goodrich executive Joseph A Hoban predicts auto tire sales will stay strong. Akron official notes demand remains high through 1952 due to ongoing auto production needs, with a dip expected in 1949 from 43 million in 1947.
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Toledo
B. F. Goodrich Company
Ohio Petroleum Marketers Association
Joseph A. Hoban
Akron
Police Force Use by UN Is Foreseen
UN debate on Greece and Palestine signals possible move to use a UN police force in emergencies. Delegations study a substitute arrangement through the General Assembly inviting willing member nations to contribute forces to uphold international peace and security.
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Lake
United Nations
Greece
Palestine
World Organization
Security Council
General Assembly
Assembly
100 Million Wheat Cut Estimated
Washington AP says the food saving plan hinges on reducing wheat use by about 100 million bushels through voluntary conservation or wartime controls. The Cabinet Food Committee estimates exports may reach 470 million bushels unless Americans cut consumption, with wheat needed for flour and livestock feed rising sharply. options include smaller portions and trimming bread and pastry usage.
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Washington
Cabinet Food Committee
Jury Clears Ohio Farmer in Manslaughter Case
Newark Ohio Johnstown farmer Jesse Sweeney, 50, was freed after an 11 hour jury deliberation found him not guilty of manslaughter in the death of Col. Clell Perkins 55. Sweeney testified he shot Perkins twice after a threat with a steel folding rule during a dispute. Perkins, a former Army veterinarian in Europe during World War II, rented land from Sweeney.
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Newark, CO
Jesse Sweeney
Johnstown
Licking County
Col
Clell Perkins
Sweeney
Col. Perkins
Initiation With Lipstick Sends Six to Court
Six Dayton youths and their parents are to appear in Juvenile Court Monday over a street corner altercation after a 17 year old high school senior said she was smeared with lipstick. Maxine Rex alleged she was hospitalized with bruises and chest congestion following the incident after a football game last Saturday.
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Dayton
Maxine Rex
Congressional Control Of Speculation Seen
Senator Flanders of Vermont warned Congress may seek controls unless commodity exchanges curb excessive speculation in grains and foods. As chair of a joint subcommittee probing high food and clothing prices, he said the reporter he is convinced a bad situation exists in the exchanges.
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Washington
Flanders
Congress
Congressional
Extended Forecast for Columbus Weather
The forecast shows temperatures averaging five degrees below normal with a high near 71 dropping to 67 and lows around 50 to 48. Expect warming trends Saturday and Sunday, cooler conditions Monday and Tuesday, and a warmer Wednesday. Light rain is possible Monday with 1 to 10 inch total precipitation.
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Columbus
Deportation for Eisler Predicted by House Panel
House un American Activities Committee chair J Parnell Thomas said the panel will likely recommend deportation action against Hans Eisler the German born Hollywood composer As the inquiry closes he argues the case belongs in the justice department and cites sworn testimony conflicting with Eisler’s immigration statements The committee has questioned ex officials and possesses a visa division memo from October 1938 labeling Eisler a Communist and not entitled to permanent residence European-born musician Eisler faces possible removal proceedings coordinated with immigration authorities
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Washington
J. Parnell Thomas
N. J
House Committee On UN
Ments
Thomas
Clarence H. Porter
Immigration and Naturalization Service
P. C. Hutton
Guatemala City
Guatemala
Hanns Eisler
Sumner Welles
George S. Messersmith
Red Proposes U S and Russian Korea Pullout at Start of 1948
Soviet general T F Shukov urged simultaneous withdrawal of American and Soviet forces from Korea at the start of 1948. He said Koreans could form their own government with allied help after foreign troops depart. US officials offered no immediate comment.
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Seoul
Korea
T. F. Shukov
Joint Commission On
Shtikov
United Nations
United States
Shukov
Work or Lose Jobs Director Tells Strikers
Five Alliance city cemetery employees who struck over a vacation pay dispute were ordered by Safety Service Director Ray Butler to report to work or be terminated. The notice was issued today as the labor action continued.
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Alliance
Safety Service
Ray Butler
Chief Named By Barristers Chief Named By Barristers
The American Bar Association closes its 70th annual meeting with final business and the presentation of new president Tappan Gregory of Chicago. Lord Chancellor Viscount Jowitt delivers the final address saying Britain will surmount the crisis without totalitarianism and that a planned economy does not threaten rights or rule of law.
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Cleveland
American Bar Association
Tappan Gregory
Chicago
England
Viscount Jowitt
Lord Jowitt
ABA
Halle Bros. executive cites lower profits in 1947
Cleveland business executive J Henry Dippel testifies before a Midwest congressional subcommittee on prices. He provides data showing department store profits per volume declined in 1947 compared with any year since 1938 as part of maintaining price lines.
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Cleveland
Midwest
J. Henry Dippel
Halle Bros. Co
Nelsonville Hospital Drive Named to Raise 200000
A 200000 popular subscription drive for Mount St. Mary Hospital was launched in Nelsonville with Sheriff George Bateman named campaign chairman for a ten week effort. The Franciscan Sisters pledge 600000, and local officials led by Mayor Oral Daugherty urged broad regional support.
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Nelsonville
Mount St. Mary Hospital
George Bateman
Athens County
Gener
Sisters of St. Francis
Stella Niagara
N. Y
Oral Daugherty
William Kelly
St. Andrews Church
Father Kelly
Ohio
H. T. Rainey
United Mine Workers of America
Public Health Service
Franciscan Sisters
Daugherty
Hocking
Sunday Creek Vale
Louis F. Karlsberger
Columbus
Solon Says Cowardice Averted War
Rep Jenkins says lack of courage by a Yugoslav Army unit prevented a third world war. He cited Sept 15 Yugoslav moves toward Allied lines and notes protests to Belgrade and Moscow. He describes midnight advance and subsequent retreat, plus street violence near Trieste with a fatal head wound.
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Washington
Jenkins
Rohio
Trieste
Belgrade
Moscow
Jury Set In California Parental Murder Case
In Santa Ana California final arguments will begin Monday and run through Thursday with court instructions to follow. The People of California accuse Louise Overell and George Gollum of murdering her parents and the jury is expected to receive the case this week.
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Santa Ana
Calif
People of
California
Louise Overell
George Gollum
Eavesdropper Jailed After Backfired Dictagraph Plot
Karl P. Hartman 30 was jailed in Springfield Massachusetts under $1,000 bail after being charged with eavesdropping on newlywed neighbors. Police said he installed a dictagraph in their bedroom and sometimes invited friends to listen to the couple. He was friends with the couple.
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Springfield
Mass
Karl P. Hartman
Hartman
Man killed in auto truck crash near Cleveland
Rudolph August Rimke, 48, of Parma, died after a collision between an automobile and a truck in Middleburg Heights yesterday. Serious injuries reported for others involved. Police investigated the crash scene andTraffic advisories issued for the area.
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Cleveland UP
Rudolph August Rimke
Parma
Middleburg Heights
Taft Seeks Narrow Support in Washington Oregon
Taft travels toward Portland with slim backing from Washington and Oregon delegates. He speaks on foreign policy in Tacoma and Gearhart, endorsing the Vandenberg plan to keep Germany controlled by limiting essential production and remaining in the country to prevent rearmament.
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Taft
Washington, Oregon
Portland
Ore
Washington
Oregon
Rohio
GOP
Gearhart
Tacoma
United States
United Nations
Russia
Seattle
Arthur Vandenberg
R-Mich
Vandenberg
Germany
Polio Toll Reaches 3243 In Akron Case
Yale University researcher J. T. Riordan collected specimens at Akron Children's Hospital to determine the polio virus strain in the infantile paralysis outbreak. The year total rose to 324 cases with the new patient. Riordan works under a Yale study unit funded by a $250,000 grant from the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis.
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Akron
Yale University
J. T. Riordan
Yale
National Foundation For
Children’s Hospital
Rent Hikes Unlikely Within Next Month
Washington report says no general rent increases have been granted under the new control law three months after it took effect and few are in prospect for another month. An aide to Housing Expeditor Frank R. Creedon said local advisory boards in each defense rental area can mainly organize and study the rental situation.
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Washington
Frank R. Creedon
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