Senate Debates Europe Aid Amid Farm Surplus Push
In Washington the Senate backed a Mc Clellan amendment to require the Army to spend 500 million on surplus farm goods for Europe, as part of a broader 1.5 billion surplus purchase push and a 10 percent cut in recovery funds. The fight shapes the fate of the European Recovery Program with final votes pending on multiple amendments.
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Washington
Economic Cooperation Administration
Senate
McClellan
D-Ark
Appropriations Committee
House
Europe
Paul Hoffman
Senate Appropriations Committee
Judge Rules Willis Teaching Contract Valid
Common Pleas Judge James Collier held valid the two year contract of R. D. Willis with the Elizabeth rural school board because the board failed to notify him of nonreappointment as required by law.
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Ironton, O
Common Pleas
James Collier
R. D. Willis
Elizabeth Rural School Board
Willis
Today's Markets At a Glance
WHEAT firmed on late buying movement. CORN steady with large government loan supplies. OATS steady with other grains. SOY BEANS strong with new seasonal highs. HOGS steady to 25 cents lower, top 22.60. CATTLE unevenly 25 cents higher to 1.00 lower, top 28.75. STOCKS steady, selective buying. BONDS steady with slight gains in rails.
French Assembly Approves North Atlantic Pact
In Paris the National Assembly ratified the North Atlantic Pact 398 to 187 after an all night session marked by clashes between communists and rightists. The pact moves to the Council of the Republic for speedy approval.
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Paris
French National Assembly
Council of the Republic
France
Arson Suspected After Cincinnati Streetcar Fire
Fire Chief Barney J. Houston said the Cincinnati Street Railway Co car barn fire destroyed 17 street cars and caused about 150000 in losses. He blamed arson, with the arson squad continuing to investigate.
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Cincinnati
Barney J. Houston
Cincinnati Street Railway Co
Houston
British dollar shortage threatens Marshall Plan aid
Paris dispatch notes Britain requests $624 million more U S aid than allotted sparking crisis among Marshall Plan nations. US Congress plans about 16 percent cut from European hopes while Britain faces a $1 547 billion yearly dollar gap and possible import cuts and lower living standards.
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Paris
Britain
Democratic Party
United States
Congress
Organization For European Economic Cooperation
American Economic Cooperation Administration
Pomeroy Man Missing After Boat Capsizes
A motorboat capsized on the Ohio River near Pomeroy sending three men into the water as a steamboat towing coal barges passed. Duane Davis about 30 a Pomeroy electrician is missing. Alphonse Shorn barber and Gerald Wise about 45 railroad employee both of Pomeroy were rescued or swam to shore.
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Pomeroy, O
Ohio River
Duane Davis
Pomeroy
Alphonse Shorn
Gerald Wise
Mark Twain
Shorn
Ohio
Wise
West Virginia
Eglin Field Tests Freeze Planes in Cold Trials
At Eglin Air Force Base the 800 square mile proving ground subjects new planes weapons and crews to sub zero and heat tests in a climate hangar. Major General William E Kepner leads operations evaluating redesigns and production ready equipment while jet fighters F80 F84 F86 and F82 twin Mustangs face bomber challenges from B 36 and B 50 units.
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Eglin Air Force Base
Ala
Air Proving Ground
William E. Kepner
America
Eglin
Air Force
Kepner
Mine Operators May Fight Lewis on Three Day Week
White Sulphur Springs WV July 27 John L Lewis rejected a two year extension offer from soft coal operators in exchange for dropping the three day work week. Operators hinted they may shut pits to pressure Lewis while major steel firms indicated readiness to talk.
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Lewis
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
John L. Lewis
Northern and Western
Americans Told To Quit China
Secretary of State Acheson warned Americans remaining in China risk being treated as hostages by communists. He cited difficulties faced by Ambassador J Leighton Stuart in Nanking and reported editor Randall Gould held in Shanghai amid a labor dispute. State records show 5,023 Americans still in China, including 1,140 in Hong Kong and about 1,580 in Shanghai.
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Washington
State Acheson
China
J. Leighton Stuart
United States
Nanking
Acheson
State Department
Randall Gould
Shanghai Evening Post and
Mercury
Shanghai Time
U. S
Hong Kong
Shanghai
Steel Workers Vote To Sign Affidavits
New York July 27 The CIO Steel Workers Union international executive board directs officers to file non communist affidavits under the Taft Hartley law. Union president Philip Murray had opposed signing but the board acted to safeguard membership and organize the unorganized within its jurisdiction.
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New York
CIO Steel Workers Union Today
Philip Murray
Mercury Jumps Three Points in Half Hour
The thermometer at the state highway garage rose from 90 degrees at 12:30 P M to 93 degrees by 1 P M in one of the day s sharp temperature changes. The 1 P M reading matched yesterday s high at 3 P M and last night s low settled at 67 degrees.
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Merc
Mrs Roosevelt Replies to Cardinal Spellman on Catholicism
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt writes Cardinal Spellman denying anti Catholic bias and pledging to uphold government principles she believes right. She says she will not attack the Roman Catholic Church or him personally while continuing to act from conviction.
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Hyde Park, N. Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Leota Sholl 83 dies in Bremen home of daughter
Leota Madora Sholl widow of John H. Sholl died at 83 in Bremen at her daughter Mrs. Frank Brandt's home after seven months of declining health. A lifelong Bremen resident and Emmanuel Lutheran Church member, she is survived by a daughter and brother Emmanuel Friesner. Funeral 2:30 P M Friday Snyder Funeral Home with Rev. Philip Rohrbacker officiating. Burial Grand View Cemetery Mausoleum. Friends may call at the funeral home until services.
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Leota Madora
Dora) Sholl
John H. Sholl
Frank Brandt
Bremen
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Emmanuel Friesner
Snyder Funeral Home
Philip Rohrbacker
Sugar Grove
Grandview Cemetery
Brehm Votes for Anti Poll Tax Law Passage
Rep. Walter E. Brehm joined seven Ohio Republican congressmen and twelve Democrats in voting for the anti poll tax bill in the House yesterday. The measure passed 273 to 116.
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Brehm
Walter E. Brehm
Ohio
House
Fourth Mine Board Member Appointed
Clarence C. Fay of Lakewood aged 54 a Harrison County strip miner was named the fourth member of the new strip mine board of appeals in Columbus Ohio.
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Columbus, O
Clarence C. Fay
Lakewood
Harrison County
New Strip Mine Board of Appeals
Motorist Fined In Mayor's Court
Don R. Eggleston twenty from New Plymouth Route 1 was fined ten dollars and costs in Mayor Roger Friend's court for reckless operation of a motor vehicle. He was cited by city police after driving fast and cutting in and out of traffic on Route 33 South.
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Don R. Eggleston
New Plymouth
Roger Friend
South
Eggleston
Former Champion Vince Dundee Dies in Sanitarium
Vincent Dundee former middleweight boxing champion died today in a Glendale sanitarium where he had been confined since 1942. He was 41. Sanitarium officials said death was due to multiple sclerosis.
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Glendale
Calif
United States Eyes Arms Aid Talks With Pact Nations
The United States military high command will fly to Europe to discuss arms aid with Atlantic Pact military chiefs. General Omar Bradley Admiral Louis Denfeld and General Hoyt S. Vandenberg lead the talks with European signatories, visiting Frankfurt London Ratis and Vienna before returning in about ten days. Secretary Acheson asks Congress to delay judgment on the 1.45 billion foreign arms aid bill until all evidence is in. He cites interim plan support and prepares for House foreign affairs committee hearing the next day.
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Rene Capitant
Charles de Gaulle
France
U.S
Robert Schuman
Capitani
Schuman
United States
American Congress
Assembly
Constant
Washington
United States Military High Command
Europe
Army
Omar Bradley
Louis Denfeld
Air Force
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Frankfurt
London
Ratis
Vienna
State Acheson
Congress
Acheson
Vandenberg
Beghkming
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Police recover stolen narcotics in Cincinnati raid
Cincinnati police and federal agents seized narcotics worth an estimated 26000 from a burglary at University Hospital in Columbus. Waitress Faye Arlington, 28, was arrested on suspicion of illegal possession and questioned after admitting help moving the drugs. Police seek other suspects.
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Cincinnati
Faye Arlington
Columbus
Seth Rtsse Jones
University Hospital
Carpet destruction at Ohio State hints at moth killer surprise
Exterminators at Ohio State University show a new moth killing chemical used on rugs at Dr. Howard L. Bevis's campus home. Rugs damaged with holes and a three foot wide cut reveal the effect. Dr. Dwight de Long, head of entomology, seeks to identify the chemical and culprit while he is away until Friday.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Department of Entomology
Howard L. Bevis
Dwight de Long
Rites Held For Cecil Infant In Nelsonville
Graveside services for Thomas Lee Cecil one day old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Cecil of Nelsonville Route 2, were conducted at Greenlawn Cemetery Nelsonville at 2 P M. Rev. Stanley Hanby officiated. He died at 9 A M yesterday in Hocking Valley Hospital. he leaves parents a brother Donald Eugene four grandparents and four great grandparents. Burial by Leonard Funeral Service.
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Thomas Lee Cecil
Marion Cecil
Nelsonville
Greenlawn Cemetery
Stanley Hanby
Hocking Valley Hospital
Donald Eugene
John Cecil
Logan
Charles Wend
Margaret Wend
Charles Gentel
Ironton
James Robson
Murray City
Leonard Funeral Service
Numbers Ring Figure Juggler Faces Quizzing
Cincinnati dispatch reports New York officials fly in with Augustus Marchetti to question Dennison Duble, Cincinnati Clearing House secretary manager, tied to a $50 million numbers racket. Duble and 16 others detained. books sought from the Clearing House for 138 months.
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Cincinnati
New York
Augustus Marchetti
Dennison Duble
Cincinnati Clearing House
Duble
Irvine Bitz
Anthony Strodo
East
Harchetti
Marchetti
Banking&—Eftitial
New Yorkers
Clearing House Association
Grand Jury
Common Pleas
Charles E. Weber
Clearing House
Edward C. Shelton
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ECA Fund
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Harry M. Moses
George H. Love
Senator Robertson
D-Va
Mrs. Roosevelt
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Leota Sholl
A. M. Gruenther
Joint Staff
Joint Chiefs
Elaine Monesmith
Dayton
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