Ohio Slayings Unfold in Blood Lust Manhunt Across State
A statewide manhunt unfolds after seven killings tied to two fugitives described as blood lust killers. Police edge a large cordon across central and northwest Ohio while pursuing two suspects near Tiffin and Flat Rock, Michigan. The spree follows the Niebel family kidnapping and the Ambrose tavern holdup, with a gray car linked to multiple victims and a pursued driver forced to flee.
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Level Cross Church Plans July 25 Homecoming Program
Level Cross Methodist church will observe Homecoming Day on Sunday July 25 with an all day program. R V Caudle, Level Cross church school superintendent, announced A I Ferree will be principal speaker at 11 am. Charles McCaskill to lead special singing. a noon picnic lunch will be served. all members and friends invited to attend.
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Level Cross Methodist Church
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R. V. Caudle
Level Cross Church
A. I. Ferree
Charles McCaskill
$1000 bill found by engraver in New York
A 60 year old engraver on his morning walk found a genuine but large denomination $1,000 bill on the sidewalk. He turned it over to police and will receive the money if no claimant appears within 90 days, according to the report.
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New York
Noone
Nicholas Panoff
Aristocrat Tests Wallace Plan Before Committee
An aristocrat dissents at a congressional hearing on a Wallace proposal. The speaker argues the plan would end civil rights legislation, while Dan Gimbel momentarily supports Wallace after meeting him and exchanging books. He later backs a firm stand against liquor advertising.
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Hoover
Anklin D. Roosevelt
Henry Wallace
Ture
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Reds Free 3 Americans In Soviet Zone
The report notes three Americans were freed in the Soviet zone as postwar tensions and purges ripple through Eastern Europe. It discusses Klement Gottwald and Matyas Rakosi in Czechoslovakia, Tito in Yugoslavia, and Cominform pressures, with Britain banning the Communist Party in Malaya and Singapore amid alleged terror campaigns.
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Soviet Zone
Klement Gottwald
Czechoslovakia
Matyas Rakosi
Kremlins
Marshal Tito
Cominform
Yugoslavia
Tito
Britain
Communist Party
Malaya
Singapore
Wage Talks Planned at Erwin Mills Increment
Durham reports union officials will meet Erwin cotton mills management early next month to press for 15 cent an hour wage increases. The demand is part of a broader CIO Textile Workers Union drive of 125 000 members across the South.
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Durham
Erwin Cotton Mills
Textile Workers Union of America
CIO
Sale Of Confederate Flags Booms In Ala
In Birmingham Alabama flag dealers report a surge in Confederate flag sales. The local chamber of commerce ties the boom to meetings of southern Democrats and nationwide interest spurred by the flag as a symbol of states rights. A Santa Barbara woman wrote requesting multiple flags and expressed desire to join the movement.
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Ala
Birmingham
Birmingham Chamber of Commerce
Santa Barbara
Calif
West
WMIT Increases Radiated Power To 72 500 Watts
Winston Salem July 23 The southeast s pioneer FM station WMIT raised its effective radiated power to 72 500 watts becoming North Carolina s most powerful broadcaster. Manager Harold Essex said more transmitter gear will push power to 300 000 watts within a year as main studios move from Winston Salem to Charlotte.
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Winston-Salem
WMIT
North Carolina
Harold Essex
Charlotte
Mt. Mitchell
Black Bear Strolls Into Canton Street
A 300 pound black bear wandered down a Canton street near Howard Myers' grocery store, prompting townsfolk to watch as the animal calmly moved along the road in an otherwise ordinary day. This brief sighting highlights urban wildlife in Canton, North Carolina, with no injuries or arrests reported.
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Canton
N. C
Howard Myers
Bombers To Stop Next At Tripoli
Three B-29s planned a globe spanning flight aimed at long over water routes and acclimation of crews to world wide regional conditions. They were to stop next at Tripoli after detours near the Middle East amid diplomatic questions about flying over certain areas.
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Berlin
Middle East
Air Force
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