Gasoline Lines Ajar as Stations Run Dry in Tokyo
Crowds waited up to three hours at the only filling station with gasoline, two miles of automobiles queued yesterday. Allied reports note Japan’s postwar moves include labor unions reorganization, seamen’s union plans, stock exchange reopening oversight, and airfield farming use to ease shortages amid censorship and shipping reductions.
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Tolado
Oie
Satoshi
Japan
Stock Exchange
Mainichi
MacArthur
Domei Agency
Nippon
Asahi
Doimel
Domel
Osaka
Tokyo
Allied Command
Supreme Allied Headquarters
Predict Break Between Army and Communists
The Catholic Herald predicted a violent power struggle in Russia and said a cleavage existed between the Red Army and the Communist Party. It cited a Paris report that Generalissimo Stalin is ill and plans to resign after peace treaties are concluded.
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London
Catholic Herald
Russia
Red Army
Communist Party
Faris
Stalin
Soldier Killed in Canton Car Crash Near Hulls Farm
T Sgt Malcolm D Bostwick 40 a former Alliance newspaperman was fatally injured when his car collided with a tractor trailer eight miles east of Canton yesterday. The incident occurred as he drove west toward Canton. Bostwick served in World War II and recently worked as a reporter before joining the service.
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Canton —Gp
Malcolm D. Bostwick
Alliance
Wellington
Don Moreland
Canton
Here
World Circlers Begin First Regular Round-The-World Flight
A US Army Air Forces C-54 opens the first continuous world circumnavigation schedule. Seven men and a woman will pilot and observe the 23 147 mile flight from Washington to Bermuda Azores North Africa Egypt India China Philippines Honolulu and back. Tests will be conducted aboard the Globester with few others completing the full route.
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Washington
I —A
Atlantic
Washington National
Army Air Transports Command
Bermuda
Azores
North Africa
Egypt
India
China
Philippines
Honolulu
Pacific
Isles
Poultry and Turkey Production Seen Boosting Meat Supplies
Washington reports USDA meat authorities expect a bumper chick en and turkey crop, lifting red meats and poultry supplies for civilians in November and December. A third of this year's 1,200,000 pounds of chicken and turkey meat may be available in the last eight or nine weeks of the year, easing rationing.
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Washington
Agriculture - Department
Chinese leaders Chiang and Mao reach reform pact for China
London and Moscow radio report Chiang Kai Shek and Mao Tse Tung have met in Chungking to form a broader national government. The agreement includes wider political representation and the plan for general elections at an early date.
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London
Moscow
Chiang _Kai-Shek
Mao
Tse-Tung
Chungking
Chine
Rioting in Bombay as Hindu Muslim clashes escalate
Police opened fire at two locations to disperse crowds as Hindu Muslim rioting intensified in Bombay. Sporadic fighting continued with at least 18 killed and 75 injured over two days.
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Bombay
Veteran claims 135 Sixth Cavalry men flown to Bahamas in 1942
A veteran from the old Sixth Cavalry Regiment alleges that 135 soldiers were secretly flown to the Bahamas in 1942 to help maintain order during labor troubles.
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Berlin
Sixth’ Cavalry
Bahamas
Speed in Granting of Aged Pensions Ordered
The State Division of Aid for the Aged ordered county offices to begin checking all pension applications within ten days of receipt and to remove delays. Tra-Lamoreaux, acting division chief since Karl Al-Babb’s resignation, directed the move in Columbus.
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Columbus
Tra-Lamoreaux
Karl AL -Babb
Xenia
Ohio Group To Check on Gas
Columbus report says the governor's wartime oil and rubber committee met to assess gasoline shortages caused by a strike. Governor Frank Lausche urged the panel to judge the shortage's seriousness and said he will seek federal action if normal distribution is disturbed.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausthe
Threat of Frost Looms Across Midwest Corn Belt
The U S Weather Bureau issued a frost warning for Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa and Northern Illinois with killing frosts expected in Minnesota Wisconsin and Iowa by Saturday morning. Forecasters said a cold air mass moving from Canada would hit the plains and north central states by weekend.
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Chicago
U. S. Weather Bureau
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Ilinois
Canada
Plains States
North Central States
Race Issue Fuels High School Strike in Gary
White students at Frobe High School struck to protest the board of education’s refusal to transfer about 800 Negro students. The district enrolls around 1,400 white students. In Columbus Bricker receives party endorsements for the 1946 U.S. Senate race.
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Gary
Ind
Frobe
City Board of Education
Awakening for American GIs Says Nurse in London
An anonymous U S nurse writes in Stars and Stripes that American soldiers are spoiled by European interactions and face an awakening when they return home. She says gum chewing and candy commerce have changed courtship and praise gallantry in the Allied forces.
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London
U.S
Europe
Prisoner spends day in solitary recalling murder of son
Columbus report details Warren Patterson’s first anniversary in Ohio Penitentiary’s solitary cell as he reflects on drowning his 18 month old son. Judge Belt sentenced Patterson to life with Sept 27 solitary terms each year and warned of haunting memories. Patterson, 32, from Ashland, admitted intent to drown two other children but claimed they lacked names.
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Columbus
Warren Patterson
Ohio Penitentiary
Clifford L. Belt
Coshocton
Patterson
Raymond
Mohican River
Ashland
Fred Beard
Troops From Pacific Schedule To Sail Home
General MacArthur's HQ said 1,490,000 servicemen will be shipped from Pacific areas back to the United States over the next seven months. Target departure dates were set for three divisions from the Philippines, with the 42nd Shuten first to reach home from Yokohama. Monthly return estimates list October 120,000. November 250,000. December 185,000. January 100,000. February 140,000. March 65,000. April 280,000.
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Tokyo
MacArthur
United States
Pacific
War Department
Philippines
Sheuten
Ohio Lawmakers Back Presidential Term Limits
Ohio members of Congress show support for term limit plans as the Senate judiciary committee reviews five measures. Rep Jenkins proposes a constitutional amendment to cap tenure at two four year terms, subject to ratification by three quarters of state legislatures. Rep Lewis also weighs a single six year term idea for improved governance.
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Washington
Ohio
Congress
Senate ‘Committee
Judiciary Committee
Moree
Ore
Roosevelt
Jenkins
Lewis
Soldier's Wife Found Innocent by Reason of Insanity
Marion jurors clear Phyllis Ann Weller of stealing a baby from a hospital bed last July, declaring her insane. She faces possible confinement at Lima State Hospital as her soldier-husband seeks reconciliation with family.
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Marion
Phyllis Ann Weller
Jean Eileen Creviston
Lima State Hospital
Shoe production to speed civilian supply in New York
New York reports shoe output has accelerated toward civilian supply as rationing may end soon. October production of ration type shoes is estimated at 30,000,000 pairs as tanners supply leather for civilian use after a major wartime cutback.
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New York
Bureau of the
Tanners Council
Bureau
Cosmic ray box draws crowds in Long Beach
Roy Beebe faces city action after his home solar cosmic ray apparatus attracts roughly 4,000 visitors daily, causing neighborhood disruption. The Long Beach City Council orders relocation within 30 days to curb the disturbances.
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Withon
Roy Beebe
Long Beach
Calif
Beebe
Reds Stand Alone on Balkan Treaty Talks Impasse
London reports say despite Moscow's push to bar France and China, observers fear the Balkan talks may return to a full foreign ministers conference. Byrnes Molotov and Bevin have been shaping drafting procedure for Romania Hungary and Bulgaria as a procedural deadlock persists. The Russians accuse a four to one advantage and seek fewer opponents while Britain and the United States back French resistance to their stance.
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London
France
China
U. S
James F. Byrnes
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Ernest Bevin
Romania
Hungary
Bulgaria
New Jersey Garment Workers Join Broad Labor Walkout
A broad wave of strikes expands as 6000 textile workers in Paterson New Jersey walk out delaying 214 plants across nine states. The CIO says up to 68 000 more could lose work with total garment job losses approaching 500 000 amid wage and 30 hour week disputes.
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Associated Press
Paterson
N. J
CIO
New York City
Paterson Ara
CIO Federation of Dyers
America
Federation
Joseph W. Knapik
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
New York
Pennsylvania
Virginia
North
South Carolina
Charles Vermorel
Dyers & Finishers Employers Association
Cleveland Plans Gas Rationing Amid Regional Shortages
Cleveland mayor Thomas A. Burke summoned oil industry and union leaders for a 10 a.m. meeting to organize citywide gas rationing for emergency use. The move follows a CIO oil workers strike across seven states that shut many filling stations and halted pipelines affecting Cleveland and nearby cities.
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Thomas A. Burke
Cleveland
Burke
Cuyahoga County
Cio-Oil
Toledo
Findlay
Lima
Gulf Refining Co
Hoaven
Cincinnati
Warren
Roosevelt son denies profiting in deal and cites radio project
Elliott Roosevelt, son of the late president, says none of the $200 400 borrowed from John Hartford of the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co was used personally. He claims the funds went to the Texas State Radio Network he organized in 1938 and were invested in the corporation.
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Hollywood
Elliott Roosevelt
John Hartford
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Texas
Roosevelt
Variety
Ohio Girl Sues After Being Bitten by Rat
Miss Bet Eigher of Milford filed a common pleas suit in Shamrock Bay against the theater manager seeking $10 000 damages for injuries from a rat bite. She says the bite caused rat fever and left her unable to work for 32 weeks after attending a local theater.
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New York
Europe
Boston
Newport News
Yes
Batavia
Miss Bet
Cartier
State-Owned Cow Tops 365-Day Milk Test Record
Lebanon Ohio State Dairy Farm owns the Holstein cow Jean Walker who finished a year long production test with 635 pounds of butterfat and 15 297 pounds of milk, exceeding the average dairy cow by more than three and a half times under supervision of Ohio State University.
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Lebanon
Jean Walker
The
State Dairy Farm
Ohio State University
OPA Studies Lifting of Controls for Price Ceilings
OPA Administrator Chester Bowles surveys 7 500 industry advisory committee members on when to scrap price controls. Respondents choose lifting now between now and July 1 or later. Elyria breaks ground for a $2,500,000 foundry and office for American Brake Shoe Co selectra alloy division.
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Washington
OPA
Chester Bowles
Bowles
Elyria
American Brake Shoe Co
Patterson Says Yanks To Be Held in Large Occupation Force
Washington reports indicate the Army may be reduced to about 1.63 million by July 1 while occupation duties require a large force. Secretary Patterson said 320000 discharged are included in a 1950 target of 1950000, and emphasized maintaining strength for surrender enforcement in Europe and Asia.
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War Department
War Patterson
White House
A. D. Surles
Jazmy Public Relations
Uouule Patterson
Germany
Japan
Patterson
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