Three Seriously Injured In Auto Crash Near Hanover
A car carrying Mr and Mrs Clifford Adams 66 and 45 and Miss Nellie McGinnis 68 skidded on wet roads near Hanover at 645 p m Monday overturned leaving Adams in fair condition with pelvic fracture Mrs Adams head injuries and contusions and abrasions McGinnis most seriously hurt with multiple rib fractures and possible punctured lung all transported to Coshocton hospital via Dawson and Baughman ambulances State patrol investigators cited wet roads and rain as the cause at Rt 16 a tenth of a mile west of Hanover.
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Pataroimen
Frazeysburg
Baughman
Trend
Coshocton Hospital
Dawson
Hebron
Adams
Om Rt. 16
Hanover
British Loan Approved by C of C urged in Senate hearing
Eric Johnston told Congress the proposed 3.75 billion dollar British loan is an excellent business risk from an American businessman's view and crucial to keep industry running and avoid barter. He warned rejection would push barter and harm free economy, while trade could provide millions of jobs.
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Washington
Eric Johnston
Congress
WU. &. Chamber of Commerce
Senate Banking Committee
Johnson
United States
America
Huffman Backs Disarmament Conference Resolution
Senator James Huffman supports a pending Senate measure to authorize President Truman to convene a world disarmament conference. He argues U S participation in the UN can advance collective world security and that the failure to provide disarmament weakens the UN.
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Washington
Senate
Truman
James W. Huffman
Huffman
Strip Mine Probers Begin Report Draft
A subcommittee of the Ohio strip mine commission started the first draft of a report and recommendation for Gov. Lausche and the general assembly. The panel reviewed a preliminary report by Robert M Huffman, the commission’s research director, as the initial step in drafting the document. Carrier christened Belfast The Eagle is Britain’s largest aircraft carrier at 45,000 tons capable of accommodating 100 jet planes.
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Columbus
Ohio Strip Mine Commission
Frank J. Lausche
General Assembly
Robert M Huffman
Belfast
Princess Elizabeth
Britain
Eagle
Briton Acknowledged Nazi Pact Talk On Eve Of War
Swedish intermediary Birger Dahlerus testified at the war crimes tribunal that Britain agreed in principle to seek an understanding with Germany on the eve of World War II. He said he carried a peace proposal from Hitler and Goering to London on August 27 1939, offering Wehrmacht support for the British empire and a possible German British alliance. Dahlerus cited Sir Alexander Cadogan as agreeing in principle to such an agreement.
Wallace Would Crack Whip Over Opponents
Secretary of Commerce Henry A. Wallace proposed to read Democrats out of the party for failing to back vital administration legislation. He warned that offenders might seek office as independents or as Republicans, but party support could be denied for refusing to support most bills. Wallace spoke at a Women's National Democratic Club luncheon.
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Washington
UPI
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
National Democratic
UAW Votes to Continue GM Moraine Strike
United Auto Workers at General Motors Moraine products division voted to keep their 119 day strike active after ratifying the national wage settlement reached in Detroit last week. Local 696 members approved the national pact while local issues remain unsettled.
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Qayton
United Automobile Workers At General Motors Moraine Products Division
Jocal
Detroit
Construction Delay for Pipe Line Project Cited
Safety Director J. E. Trubenbach reports further delays in building the pipe line from the city water well area to the pumping station. A Birmingham supplier letter cites material shortages, saying production on 16 inch and larger pipes cannot begin until late April due to unready machinery and undelivered materials.
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Safety Service
J. E. Trubenbach
James B. Crow and Son
Birmingham
Ala
E. D. Barstow
Moscow flags effort to form anti-Soviet bloc in Asia
London report from UPI says Moscow Radio accused reactionary circles of promoting a bloc including Turkey, Iran, and Afghanistan against the Soviet Union. The claim followed a Trud newspaper dispatch cited by Soviet unions. UN Security Council meets in New York in six days with Russia pressing Iran for a concession. Britain backs troop withdrawal before any oil deal.
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UPI
Moscow
Turkey
Iran
Afetanistan
Soviet Union
Moscaw
Trud
Fran
Russia
United Nations Security Criincih
New York City
Lund
Britain
UN Security Council
York
Tran
Bus Burns In Kentucky Crash Kills Driver
A Greyhound bus and a truck collided near Georgetown Kentucky injuring twenty four and causing the bus to catch fire. Nelson Comeay of Covington Kentucky died in the wreck. The truck passenger Benoughmian suffered severe injuries. Police reported the bus driver Jack Rogers Brelinger escaped by driving up a bank as flames engulfed the bus. Authorities say all passengers were removed before flames reached the vehicle.
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Georgetown
Greyhound
Cead
Nelson Comeay
Covingeton
Doh Benoughmian
Covington
Lexington
John Grove Ford
Memorial Hospital
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lexangtoi
Aia
Ro Aisdalh
Jack Rogers
Bre Langer
Cincinnati
Municipal employees urged to enroll in hospital plan
Safety Service Director J EB Trunbenbach announced a deadline set for all enrollments in the Blue Cross hospitalization plan. City officials estimated about 50 percent of municipal employees had signed up for the hospital plan as of today.
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Blue Cross
Safety Service
J, EB. Trunbenbach
Lawyer Smith Begins Life Term for 79-Year-Old Clerk Murder
Lawrence Smith was sentenced to life in Ohio penitentiary after a first degree murder conviction for the fatal assault of 79 year old grocery clerk Charles Nitzske.
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Cleveland
Lawrence Smith
Ohio Penitentiary
Charles Nitzske
New Citizen Birth for Beichthley Family in Co Stluetong
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Howard Beicthley in Co Stluetong County at Money Night Hospital. The couple welcomed a new member as local records note the birth in the community.
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A Daugster
Howard Beicthley
Co- Stluetong County Five Treaty Hospital
Money Night
B 29 Overdue in Pacific Likely Crashed at Sea
A B 29 from Honolulu to Fairfield Suisun California with seven aboard is overdue after engine trouble and loss of contact. Hamilton Field officials say the plane has possibly crashed at sea and a search is under way in East Bay while Fairfield Suisun officials delay confirmation.
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Calif
Mapi
Honolulu
Fairfield- Suisun
Fairfield - Suisun
Alameda County
Oakland
East Bay
Flood Control Discussed At Meeting
Coshocton County Conservation Council held its biemoonthly meeting in Ross K. Lawrence’s office. Lloyd Harold of the SunJ Conserva tion project in Fresno spoke on flood control using sail dams and ponds. Herbert Marshall advised on small dam and pond construction on Coshocton county farms, stressing flood control and also fish propagation and water conservation as key elements.
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Coshoeton County
Fremont and Sandusky Schools Close Over Scarlet Fever
Fremont and Sandusky County schools close as Health Commissioner Dr T K Runty orders stay at home for all children amid a scarlet fever outbreak with twenty four cases and one death reported.
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Fremont
Fremont School
T Krunty
Eaphitim Cupal
U S to Quit World Aid and UNRRA Withdrawal Date
The United States pledges to end UNRRA relief on December 3 in Europe and March 31 in the Far East and will not fund further aid beyond existing commitments. Secretary Clayton says the U S has paid about 2.607 billion toward UNRRA, with Soviet pledges lower. The U S may support relief via international boards and grain sharing bought in open markets. The Cleveland report adds the body of Fred Veipp, missing two months, has been recovered from Lake Erie.
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United States
Willliam Clayton
Council
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation
U.S
UNRRA
Clastan
Tus
Europe
Far East
Clayton
Soviet Union
U. S
Fouad Boards
New International Bank
Cleveland
Fred Veipp
Lake Erie
Iran accuses Reds of violation of 1942 pact
The Tranian embassy announced that the Soviet Union violated the 1942 treaty by keeping Red Army troops in Iran after March 2. The protest coincides with talk of a possible direct appeal to Stalin by President Truman to foster Big Three unity ahead of the UN Security Council meeting in New York.
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Stalin
Washington
Iran
Josef Stalin
Tennion Firet Oanrotar Hn
Ouro
Sanilam Abbas Aram
United Nations Security
Con Trugaye
Lie
Trinsutta- Hon
State Department
Moscow
Owas
Mr 'Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United Nations Security Council
New York
Tran
Security Council
Comissar
VM. Molotov
Andrei I. Vishinsky
Andrei A. Gromyko
Russia
Manchuria
King Says Situation Improving Amid Spy Ring Report
Ottawa reports Prime Minister Mackenzie King hopeful relations with the Soviet Union can be salvaged despite a wartime espionage ring traced to Canada. He told Parliament 15 Canadians were arrested, including a Communist MP, with sensitive intel shared with the United States and Britain. King met Truman in Washington and Attlee in London and considered a Moscow trip to inform Stalin.
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Sip
MacKenzie King
Soviet Union
Russia
Commons
Canara
Canada
United States
Great Britain
Espionive
King
Truman
Washington
Attlee
London
Moscow
Josef Stalin
Generalissima
Ier Gourenko
Col N. Zahoton
Traffic Flasher Delivered for City Intersection
A traffic signal erected at Second and Pine streets has been delivered to the city. Manufactured by the Course-Hines company of Syracuse, New York, the flasher will be put into operation when additional accessories arrive.
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Second and
Pine Streets
J. E. Trubenbach
Course-Hines Company
Syracuse
N. Y
Beightler Urges Strong Peace Time U S Defense
Maj. Gen. Robert S Beightler told radio and newspaper executives the United States must field a strong peace time military to deter any power from seizing territory in the atomic age He cited Fifth Service Command enlistments totaling 74947 between September 1945 and March and projected about 90000 recruits by June 30 1946 He noted the command leads nine commands in recruits with no prior military experience
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Columbus
Robert S. Beightler
Fifth Service Command
United States
Beightler
Bucke Eye
Fifth Sereice Command
Afth Lservice
Brightler
County Officials Approve Pay Increase for Relief Director
County commissioners yesterday approved a pay raise for the city county director of relief. A similar measure was enacted in an ordinance passed by the city council earlier this week.
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City County
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