Truman Proposes Food Conservation to Aid Europe
President Truman outlined a broad food conservation program to ease a Europe Asia famine, urging Americans to eat and drink less for months. The plan favors bread over alcohol, raises flour extraction, and exports fats oils meat cheese and milk while rationing informal scarce commodities and diverting grains from livestock to people.
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Truman
Europe
Asia
Americas
Helen Gahagan Douglas
Calif
Mr. Truman
Agriculture Department
Britain Wins Greek Fight
London reports a UN Security Council settlement ending the Greek dispute with Britain. Soviet Russia abandoned charges, Bevin gains a strong diplomatic win though no formal vote on Britain guilt occurred. The result calms tensions within the UN and ends a divisive debate.
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London
Indonesia
UN Security Council
Greece
Ussr
Ukraine
Ernest Bevlin
Britain
Russia
N. J. O. Makin
Australia
Andrei Vishinsky
Vishinsky
Bevin
Truman Backs Pauley Appointment Amid Senate Clash
President Truman voiced full support for Edwin W. Pauley as undersecretary of the Navy, rejecting withdrawal rumors and lauding him as an honest man and able administrator. Republicans have attacked the nomination, while hearings probe Pauley’s qualifications.
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Washington
Truman
Edwin W. Pauley
Navy
Senate
Pauleys
Pauley
George E Allen
Reconstruction Finance Corp
California
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Beightier Promoted to Fifth Service Command
Washington reports Maj. Gen. Robert Brightier, veteran of the 37th Buckeye division in the Pacific, has been named commanding general of the Fifth Service Command based in Columbus. Fremont scene notes Carroll Bowersox, highway department worker, cut a finger at work, fainted after asking for a bandage and was hospitalized.
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Washington
Roberts. Brightier
Buckeye” Infantry
Pacific
Fifth Service Command
Columbus
War Department
Fremont
Carroll Bowersox
Highway Department
Stir Crazy Lad Admits Slaying New York Patrolman
Denvil Edmund Dotson, 24, of Clendennin West Virginia, former Elmira reformatory inmate, confessed to killing Nassau County patrolman John E. West near Muttontown Long Island. He said I killed him because I knew I was in for a long stretch. Armando Bartolili, 19, helped after his mother alerted police. Bartolili surrendered after shots rang out when police closed in.
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New York
Denvil Edmund Dotson
Clendennin
Elmira
N. Y
John E. West
Nassau County
Datson
Armando Bartolils
Muttontown
Long Island
Bartolilo
Steel Strike End Is Near
President Truman said he hopes to announce within a day or two a wage price formula to settle the steel strike. He noted the plan aims to meet the immediate situation and could avoid needing a government formula if mass production reaches targets. He planned a 3:30 pm meeting with CIO steelworkers head Philip Murray and said he would still vacation in Florida if not settled by then.
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Washington
Truman
Philip Murray
CIO Steelworkers Union
Murray
Florida
Coffman Named President of Novelty Advertising Co
William C Coffman 1515 Beach Avenue was elected president at a stockholders meeting. Robert F Lightell Clifford Tompkins and M D Custer were named vice president secretary and treasurer respectively.
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The
Novelty Advertising Company
William C. Coffman
Beach Avenue
Robert F. Lightell
Clifford Tompkins
M. D. Custer
MacArthur Denies Mercy for Yamashita
In Tokyo Lt Gen Tomayuki Yamashita once called the Tiger of Malaya faces execution by gallows after a U S military commission in Manila convicted him of atrocity deaths totaling about 60 000 Americans and Filipinos in the Philippines MacArthur affirmed the conviction and sentence as final and denied clemency
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Tokyo
Tomayuki Yamashita
Malaya
Philippines
U. S
Manila
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Atom Scientist Proposes NYC Bomb Destructiveness Test
Dr. David Inglis advocates dropping an atom bomb on New York City to prove its power, with Baltimore or another eastern city as alternative. He argues evacuation would force national action and international cooperation, despite resistance from homeowners and renters.
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Atom
Baltimore
David Inglis
New York City
Inglis
New York
Stamford
Conn
General Sim
United Nations
Washington
Wholesale Street Job Launched In Coshocton
Coshocton launched a street improvement program under safety service director J. E B. Trubenbach to mend frost damaged dirt streets. Equipment was mobilized for local thoroughfares and well No 2 pumping was halted due to muddy conditions hindering transfer of a 430 foot protective screen. Friday noon marks the deadline to accept contracts for city prism water pipe line to serve the new GE plant.
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Coshocton
J. E B. Trubenbach
Lncal
Prniertia 3
G. E
Brain Operation For Bullet Successful
A delicate operation at City hospital Wednesday removed a bullet from Frank Mary 42, still in critical condition. Doctors H H Schwindt and J O Smailes performed the brain surgery to save him after an earlier self inflicted gunshot in a West Lafayette residence. The victim remains nonconscious. London dispatch notes France opposes UNO headquarters location in New York area amid site debate. Ohio fruit crop improvement topics head two day convention of the Ohio State Horticultural Society in Cincinnati.
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City Hospital
Frank Mary
Himsrlf
Mars
West Lafayette
London
France
UNO
New York
Stamford-Greenwich
Cincinnati
Ohio State Horticultural Society
Still Seeking 29 Missing From Yukon
SEWARD Alaska Twenty nine persons were unaccounted for after the Yukon went aground following a blizzard Rescue craft brought 464 persons and crew members to the reef and officials checked a roster of 495 to locate entries The passenger list included 1860 returning soldiers Meanwhile Sun spots hampered communications across the United States and Canada disrupting radio reception from the Far East a Western Union spokesman said
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Seward
Aliska
Sur- 8 Coast Guard
Yukon
Blazard
Alaska Shamship Company
WEW York
United States
Canada
Far East
Western Union Telegraph Co
Ohio Dems Pack Slate for May 7 Primary
Ohio voters will see a ticket list twice as long for Democrats as Republicans in the May 7 primary. Governor Lausche faces nominal opposition on the Democratic side, while Republican Albert Payne contests Herbert for governor. Bricker runs unopposed for U S Senate, with several incumbents seeking reelection. A total of 61 candidates filed across ten statewide fields, including six entries for lieutenant governor and seven for the Democratic Congressman at large race.
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Columbus
Ohinans
John W. Bricker
U.S
Prank J. Lausche
Thomas J Herbert
Youngstown
Joseph Torok, Jr
Albert E. Payne
Springfield
Herbert
Payne
Bricker
den H Ebright
Akron
Chas. S. Bell
Cincinnati
Supreme Court
Charles B. Zimmermen
Clinton DeWitt Boyd
Middletown
Zimmerman
U. S
Lausche
Joseph Torak
Thomas Herbert
Albert Payne
Henry M Hill
George D Nye
Waverly
Anthony Arcidiacone
Cleveland
Paul M. Herbert
Fred J. Milligan
Paul FP. Burke
Barberton
Frank S. Day
Edward O. Flowers
Jacob F. Myers
Leslie G. Scrimger
James HM. Sullivan
Charles F. Sweeney
Democrats
Ted W. Brown
Ohio Dome
Pape
New Superintendent Here Production Up At Coshocton Plant
The Pretty-Sheffer Co. on Walnut Street expands with 24 hour six day operation, 230 workers, new general superintendent B. Clift of Goodyear. Upgrades include hydraulic presses glove line ovens and overhead trolley system. Plant will run nonstop as Clift moves family to Coshocton within two months.
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Coshocton
Pretty-Sheffer Company
Walnut Street
Hend. B. Clift
Akron Cinodyear Rubber
Pretty-Sheffer Co
George E. Pretty
R. M. Mandley
Warner Pomerine
C. E. Gildon
Booby Trap Grease Pit Injures Three Cleveland Transit Workers
At 6am in the Lakeview barns three Cleveland Transit employees, Harold McCormick Al 28 Chester Llewellyn and Bernard Friedberg 91, fell into a grease pit in a dark area while rushing to buses. All were taken to Mt Sinai hospital with possible fractures. The pit was covered after Friedberg was removed.
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Cleveland
Superior Lakeview
Cleveland Transit System
Name Hospital
Harold McCormick
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Chester Llewellyn
Bernard Friedberg
Employes
Friedberg
Friends questioned in murder of Rose Marylou Jenkins
Police in Columbia questioned male friends of the 20 year old Rose Marylou Jenkins in the rape slaying case. Marylou, a Stephens College graduate, was raped and strangled with an electric cord in her bungalow living room. No suspects or clues reported.
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Columbia
Rose Marylou Jenkins
Stephens College
Marylou
Columbia Police
Nathan
Boy Scouts Celebrate 36th Anniversary Week of Do Good Turn Daily
Boy Scouts of America mark 36 years of service with a week long celebration from Friday to February 14 led by Knox Co Ho Tus Council executive Robert W Bruning. Troops visit churches and hospital to spread reverence and cheer, with adopted children performing deeds for sponsors.
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Leaders of America
Boy Scouts of America
Robert W. Bruning
Kno-Co-Ho-Tus Council
Grace Methodist Church
Salvation Army-Kiwanis
St Pauls Lutheran Church
Iocal
Bruning
Incal
Knox
Coshocton
Holmes
Tuscarawas
Knox Co-Ho-Tus
Camp Frederickson
Tle
Camp Dam
Livestock listing with varied cattle and horse offerings
A mixed ad lists several animals for sale including a grey mare with foal due in May, a black mare and colt with prices noted, a Holstein cow four years old due to calve, a Jersey three month old calf, and a brindle feeder steer. It also references a Jersey mother heifer and a white heifer calf. The contact area mentions Jud Case Tinction Routes 271-7 north of Plainfield.
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Jersey
Heifer
Plainfield
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W. C. Coffman New President Novelty Co
Yamashita
Ohio
Herbert ‘Toe
Ted
Alexander
Mazi
Fort Jackson
Karl Heinz Werner
Werner
Huntington
W. VA
Margaret Benson
Boy Scouts
Goshreton News
Coshocton News
Jud Casa
TMX
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