U S Joint Chiefs Visit Europe for 10 Day Arms Talks
United States joint chiefs of staff arrived in Frankfurt on President Truman's plane to discuss the $1.45 billion arms program with Western European military chiefs and to brief Congress. In Washington the panel heard testimony from Acheson Johnson and General Bradley as the committee weighs U S defense aid and five year projections.
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Frankfurt
Germany
United States Joint Chiefs of Staff
Truman
Europe
Washington
Congressional
Joint Chiefs of Staff
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Army
Navy
Air Force
House
United States
State Acheson
Johnson
Omar N. Bradley
Bradley
Hoyt Vancenberg
Adm
Louis E. Denfeld
George Marshall
R. Averell Harriman
Mowery Rites Held Today for War Casualty
Funeral services for Pfc. Joseph Mowery killed in action December 16 1944 in France were held at 9 A M in St John’s Catholic Church Rev Fr Charles P Foy officiated Pallbearers were Arthur Gasser Levert Voris Richard Hupp William Daugherty Richard Dye and Francis Voris Military services were conducted at the graveside Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery by Roberts Funeral Service.
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Pfc
Joseph Mowery
France
St. John’s Catholic Church
Charles P. Foy
Arthur Gasser
Levert Voris
Richard Hupp
William Daugherty
Richard Dye
Francis Voris
Oak Grove Cemetery
Roberts Funeral Service
Revival Planned At Pleasant Ridge Church
A two weeks revival will be held at Pleasant Ridge Church near Laurelville beginning Monday. Rev. Gale Monk is pastor. Rev. Charles Williams will speak the first week and Rev. Worthy Goble the second. An all day meeting is set for August 14.
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Pleasant Ridge Church
Laurelville
Gale Monk
Charles Williams
Worthy Goble
Attlee and Churchill Trade Blame in British Campaign
Prime Minister Attlee accused Winston Churchill of giving Britain a black eye abroad and deriding Labour policy as irresponsible while defending nationalization. Churchill countered that Labour led the country toward peril and bankruptcy, as Attlee labeled his rival’s attacks a relapse into party spite ahead of the general elections.
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London
Attlee
Winston Churchill
Britain
Churchill
Wolverhampton
Labor
Two Drivers Fined In Mayor's Court
Two Columbus men faced Mayor Roger Friend's court and were fined $5 and costs after pleading guilty to patrol charges. William M. Banks was cited for driving without an operator's license and Homer E. Barnes for a defective muffler on Route 33 south.
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Columbus
Roger Friend
William M. Banks
Homer E. Barnes
Legislature Restores Cut In Zaleski Park Funds
Ohio lawmakers overrode Gov. Lausche’s vetoes to restore 84 100 dollars for Zaleski state forest capital improvements in Vinton County. The 91 14 and 22 3 votes also upheld an 130 000 air conditioning appropriation for both chambers in the 64 600 000 state building and park improvement bill.
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Zaleski Park
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Zaleski State Forest
Vinton County
Lausche
Rep
L. P. Mooney
Logan
Columbus
98Th General Assembly
Mill Creek
Hamilton
Butler
Bowling Green State University
Greenville Treaty Park
Fort Hill
Highland County
Adena
Ross County
Virginia Kendall State Park
Akron
Airliner Crash Near Fort Dix Kills Six
A commercial airliner crashed two miles from Fort Dix New Jersey killing six people. The accident occurred today and authorities reported the fatalities with no immediate details on the passengers or crew.
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Fort DIX
N. J
Statehouse Yard Bench No Place to Book Race Bets
People sit on shaded benches beside Ohio's statehouse but cannot place horse race bets. Police arrested Harry Gantner after he was found rolling on a Capitol Square bench with five bet slips and a racing sheet. A tip from an unidentified state official prompted the alert.
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Columbus
Ohio
Harry Gantner
Capitol Square
B. P. Smith
Gantner
Tarlton Man Held On Forgery Charge
Thomas Irvin, 38, of Tarlton, is jailed on 1500 bond after pleading innocent to forging a $20 servicemans readjustment allowance check bearing the name of R. R. Hoey of Lancaster. The parolee from London Prison Farm was bound over for a grand jury hearing. charges filed by Hoey and arrest by Sheriff Waldron.
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Thomas Irvin
Tarlton
Sam Whitehart
A. J. Waldron
Irvin
R. R. Hoey
Lancaster
London
Mr. Hoey
Waldron
Cow Kills Woman on Defiance Farm
Mrs. Almeda Ruth Walters 27 died from a compound skull fracture after being trampled by a cow she was milking on her Defiance county farm. The accident occurred near the family property leaving the community in shock.
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Defiance
Here
Almeda Ruth Walters
Assembly Puts Quail on Game Bird List Again
Ohio lawmakers overrode Governor Lausche to place Bob White back in game birds. The conservation division must propagate quail for 10 years during which shooting is banned. Bill authors were Rep L P Mooney Rep Fess and Rep Hiner. Senate and House votes were 21 6 and 97 22 respectively.
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Columbus
Bob White
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
L. P. Mooney
Logan
Lowell Fess
Rgreene
Guy C. Hiner
Rstark
Qail
Lausche
General Assembly
Clingan Jackson
House
Senate
Assembly Nulls Appointments in Senate Shakeup
Gov. Frank J. Lausche shopped for two new members of the strip mining reclamation board after a Senate uprising over Milton Ronsheim and Clarence Fay. Ronsheim faced 12 approving votes and Fay 10, far short of the 17 needed, while other board members won overwhelming approval. The episode left Lausche able to appoint new names without Senate confirmation until the next session.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Reclamation Board of Review
Senate
Milton Ronsheim
Cadiz
Clarence C. Fay
Lakewood
98Th General Assembly
Ronsheim
Fireman
Fay
William Boyd
Cuyahoga
Cadiz Republican
Rail and Lake Coal Co
Marrison County
Lausche
Boyd N. Fraser
Coldwater
Clyde L. Moyer
H. C. Ramsower
Edmund T. Secrest
Wooster
Cloudburst Floods Streets in Salem
A morning cloudburst flooded lowland areas of Salem including the East State Street and Lincoln Avenue intersection. Arbaugh furniture and Lase drug stores reported basement stock damage. Manhole covers popped in the industrial district as sewers were taxed. Farmers reported flattened corn. Rainfall of 1.50 inches in 45 minutes measured by city observers.
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Salem
East State Street
Lincoln Avenue
Arbaugh Furniture
Lase Drug Company
Cool Canadian Air Steals Heat From Midwest Through East
Canadian air moves into the Midwest breaking a heat spell and easing conditions in the central plains and upper Great Lakes. Eastern states remain hot with 90s. deaths from heat reach over 75 as New York and Washington set records and officials urge cooling measures.
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Midwest
Central States
Federal Weather Bureau
Chicago
Central Plains
Mississippi Valley
Upper
Great Lakes
Falls Township to Get Third Justice
Falls Township will name a third justice of the peace at the November election. County probate judge Ban gert asked for the vacancy. present justices are S. B. Whitehart and Frank St. Clair whose terms expire December 31, 1951. Petitions to run may be filed with the county election board. filing deadline August 10.
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Falls Township
Hocking
Rhea Pettit Bangert
S. B. Whitehart
Frank St. Clair
County Election Board
Former Ohio Official Named California Mental Hygiene Director
Dr. Frank F. Tallman, former Ohio commissioner of mental hygiene and current professor of clinical medicine and psychiatry at Ohio State University, was appointed yesterday by Governor Earl Warren to be California state director of mental hygiene.
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Columbus
Frank F. Tallman
Ohio
California
Tallman
Ohio State University
Earl Warren
Truck Hits Bus in Marion Injuring Five
A large trailer truck collided with a city bus early today in Marion Ohio injuring five people. All victims were rushed to a local hospital for treatment.
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Marion
Husband Gets Custody of Mice and Guinea Pigs
In Hamilton Ohio Harold Mahan reclaimed his five guinea pig pens and 195 white mice after a court action by his wife Sara Mahan for separate maintenance. The settlement split the animals, with Sara receiving half, while Mahan claimed the pets were for his medical use and custody was granted by Judge Fred B. Cramer.
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Hamilton, O
Harold Mahan
Sara Mahan
Mahan
Fred B. Cramer
Rita Hayworth Worth Expecting Baby Says Daily Mail
The Daily Mail reports Rita Hayworth, now Princess Aly Khan, is expecting a baby and canceling engagements. Dispatched from Paris, the note places her in Deauville with no corroboration from other sources. Hayworth and Prince Aly married in Vallauris, France, on May 27.
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London
The
Daily Mail
Rita Hayworth
Paris
Princess Aly Khan
Deauville
Miss Hayworth
Prince Aly
Vallauris
France
Theft Suspect Clifton Jordan Dies After Police Shootout
Clifton Jordan twenty, an auto theft suspect, died at St Francis Hospital after being shot twice in the hips and knocked down by a taxicab during a high speed chase before patrolmen captured him. The incident occurred after police wounded him early Sunday in Columbus Ohio.
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Columbus
Clifton Jordan
St. Francis Hospital
Ringhisers Seek To Halt Land Appropriation
Elza and Oleano Ringhiser sue in common pleas court to stop the Ohio conservation and natural resources commission from condemning the entire 57 acre Lake Logan farm. They contend only the water area should be taken and seek a perpetual injunction. Papers served on H A Rider, commissioner of the department.
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Ohio Conservation and Natural Resources Commission
Lake Logan
Common Pleas Court
Elza
Oleano Ringhiser
The
Conservation and Natural Resources Commission
State of
Ohio
H. A. (Buck) Rider
Conservation Department
Engineers Gather for Ohio Society Picnic at Hocking Hills
About two hundred engineers from across Ohio attended the annual Hocking and Central Ohio Society of Professional Engineers picnic at Hocking Hills Country Club. The event featured golf and a buffet supper followed by a talk on the new anti pollution law by Fred Waring, with music and comedy by Columbus entertainers. John Owens of Logan presided as master of ceremonies, and Logan Clay Products Co. hosted.
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Ohio
Hocking
Central Ohio Society of Professional Engineers
Hocking Hills Country Club
Fred Waring
State Health Department
Columbus
John Owens
Logan
The
Logan Clay Products Co
Home Builder Fined For Overcharging Veterans
Peter D. Kleist, a Rocky River home builder, was fined $4,000 by Federal Judge Paul Jones for overcharging four veterans a total of $8,875 on their homes in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Peter D. Kleist
Rocky River
Paul Jones
Springfield Health Commissioner Resigns After 28 Months
Springfield Health Commissioner Dr. Thomas A. Gardner resigned effective immediately after serving as city health director for 28 months. The move came in Springfield, O on July 30.
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Springfield
Thomas A. Gardner
Senators Say Colorado Has Ample Uranium for U S
Colorado's uranium deposits are ample to supply the nation's atomic energy program. Senator Millikin and Senator Edwin C. Johnson, both on the atomic energy committee, say a tremendous amount exists in the Colorado plateau. They spoke as the U S prepared for exploratory talks with Britain and Canada on long range raw materials collaboration.
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Washington
Colorado
Millikin
R-Colo
Edwin C. Johnson
Dcolo
Colorado Plateau
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
United States
Great Britain
Canada
Belgian Congo
Congo
U.S
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