Wallace Backers Take New Tact in Ballot Dispute
Wallace supporters vow to appeal to the Ohio Supreme Court after Secretary of State Edward J. Hummel ruled that the Wallace for President Committee cannot place his name on the November ballot. Wallace denounces Ohio law as police state methods and cites alleged interference with voters.
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Wallace
Columbus
Henry Wallace
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
New York
Edward J. Hummel
Hummel
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of Ohio
United States of America
Nathan R. Zahm
Cleveland
Mayor Fines Teen After East Street Crash
An 18 year old Columbus youth James L. Wilson of 799 Hamlet Street was arrested for intoxicated driving after a crash on East Street near the C and O railroad trestle. Wesley Ogg 41 of Logan auto was involved and no one injured. Wilson pleaded guilty at arraignment before Mayor Roger W. Friend and paid a 100 dollar fine plus costs.
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East Street
Columbus
James L. Wilson
Hamlet Street
Wesley Ogg
Logan Auto
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
East Front Street
Wilson
Ogg
Roger W. Friend
Toe Takes Stump o Defend Labor Law
Robert Jane shared the view and co authored remarks defending labor law during a North Carolina swing amid foreign and domestic issues.
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Piagar
N. C
Robert
Jane
North Carolina
Oil Company Buys West Virginia Land
The Okmar Oil Company of Marietta Ohio purchased several hundred thousand acres of oil and gas land in West Virginia. U S District Judge Ben Moore confirmed the sale yesterday for 126000 dollars.
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Charleston
W. Va
Okmar .Oil Company
Marietta, O
West Virginia
U. S
Ben Moore
Death of Father of Five Follows Baseball Dispute in Pittsburgh
In Etna New York an argument after the Boston Braves beat the Pittsburgh Pirates led to a fatal shooting. Frank Skertich, 35, was killed in Iskara's Bar as Michael Zack, 37, confessed firing a .26 caliber pistol after a wager on the game ended Boston 10 Pirates 7.
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Pittsburgh
Jay Madine
Boston Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Iskara
Etna
Frank Skertich
Michael Zack
Madine
Zack
Tory
Boston
Pirates
Skertich
Edward Davis Dies in Sleep at 76
Edward W. Davis 76, president of Logan Manufacturing Co., died in his sleep after a long illness. A native of Washington County, he lived in Hockington. He belonged to Knights Templar, Logan Kiwanis Club, and the Methodist Church. Survived by wife Cordelia, daughter L P Mooney, brothers Frank and Fred, sisters Jay Spear and M Waltz, two grandchildren and a great grandchild. Funeral 2 PM Tuesday at the Methodist Church with Rev. Clinton Swengel. burial Oak Grove Cemetery. Body at Woodard Funeral Service. friends may call after noon Sunday.
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Edward W. Davis
Logan Manufacturing Co
Washington County
Davis
Hockingtomn
Knights Templar
Logan Kiwanis Club
Methodist Church
Cordelia Davis
L. P. Mooney
Frank
Akron
Fred
Logan
Jay Spear
Detroit
M. Waltz
Howell
Mich
Methodist
Clinton Swengel
Oak Grove Cemetery
Woodard Funeral Service
Double Funeral Planned for Mrs Clara Bushong and Infant
Funeral services will be held at 2 P M Monday at the Salem Church near Wellston for Mrs Clara L Bushong 23 and her infant daughter who died after the birth. Burial will follow in the adjoining cemetery. Mrs Bushong wife of Herbert Bushong of Green Township died Thursday at Sheltering Arms Hospital after childbirth. The infant died Thursday morning. Body of the mother will remain at Leonard Funeral Home until services.
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Salem Church
Wellston
Clara L. Bushong
Leonard Funeral Service
Jacob Bowers Rites Conducted Today
Funeral services for Jacob Bowers 77 who died Thursday in Doctors Hospital Columbus were held at 2 PM today at Heinlein Funeral Home Rev A N Grueser officiated. Music by Mrs Edgar Hillyer and Mrs R B Hansel with Carl Spence at piano Pallbearers included William Mercer Walter North William Watts Nelson Hankison Fred Conkle William Mowery Interment in Strawn Cemetery Washington Township.
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Jacob Bowers
Doctors Hospital
Columbus
Heinlein
A. N. Grueser
Edgar Hillyer
R. B. Hansel
Carl Spence
William Mercer
Walter North
William Watts
Nelson Hankison
Fred Conkle
William Mowery
Strawn Cemetery
Washington Township
Motorcyclist Dies After Route Crash Near Circleville
Von Eugene Doles, 20, of Chillicothe Route 5 died in a hospital after his motorcycle struck a soft shoulder on Route 23 and overturned.
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Circleville
von Eugene Doles
Chillicothe
Truman Opens Western Swing in Omaha Tour Push
President Truman arrived in Omaha on a cross country speaking tour to press seven goals of abundance including housing health and universal schooling. He outlined a broad farm policy and urged Congress to pass a displaced persons immigration bill as he rallied 22,000 at Chicago Stadium and planned a second address for 10 PM.
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Omaha
Truman
Nebraska
Chicago
Swedish Pioneer Centennial Association
Congress
Gary
Ind
Chicago Stadium
Cleveland Firm Hikes Milk Price
Cleveland firm Telling Belle Vernon Co. announces a one cent per quart increase in milk price, to take effect tomorrow. President Frank W. Edwards explains the rise counters the usual seasonal drop due to higher dairy costs. home delivered milk climbs to 20 cents per quart.
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Cleveland
Belle Vernon Co
Frank W. Edwards
Belle Vernon
Herbert May Heads GOP Delegation
Political sources said Gov. Thomas J. Herbert would be elected chairman of Ohio's Republican national convention delegation tomorrow. Observers noted Sen. John W. Bricker could not serve on the platform committee and conduct delegation meetings.
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Columbus
Thomas J. Herbert
John W. Bricker
Ohio Congregational Conference votes against selective service revival
The Ohio Conference of Congregational Christian Churches concluded its 96th meeting with a resolution opposing the revival of selective service. The gathering adjourned in Tiffin on June 5.
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Tiffin
Ohio Conference of Congregational Christian Churches
Lewis to Obey Court Order on Coal Talks
Justice Goldsborough pressed John L. Lewis to reopen negotiations with soft coal operators. The injunction requires bargaining with the Southern Coal Producers Association. Four weeks remain before June 30 contract expiry, with wage and pension funding as key sticking points.
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Washington
T. Alan Goldsborough
John L. Lewis
Goldsborough
Lewis
UMW
Southern Coal Producers Association
Joseph E. Moody
SCPA
Birth of Twins To Elizabeth Deemed Unlikely
Royal historians weigh Elizabeth's pregnancy and find no royal twin births in 900 years of succession. Obstetricians split on sex, with one expert predicting a girl and twins considered highly unlikely due to long odds. The baby due in the fall remains uncertain for now.
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Elizabeth
London
Britain
William the Conqueror
Dewey Says He Won't Accept Vice President Nomination
Boston June 5 Gov Thomas E Dewey of New York says he will take the presidential nomination or nothing at the Republican national convention He added he would not accept the nomination for vice president if offered.
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Boston
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Centennial Planned in Ironton O For Founding Anniversary
Lawrence County seat Ironton will celebrate its 100th founding anniversary with a civic program and hike scheduled for the week beginning October. The event marks a milestone in the city’s history.
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Ironton. O
Lawrence County
New Flood Crest to Top Previous Record Mark
Portland reports the Columbia River flood may crest Tuesday at Vancouver Washington about 30.8 feet, six inches above old records, threatening lower valley dikes and toll in the region. The disaster spans Oregon Washington Idaho and British Columbia with 26 dead and about 140 million dollars in damages.
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Portland
Ore
Pacific Northwest
U. S
Elmer Fisher
Columbia
Vancouver
Wash
Fraser
United States
Canada
Vanport
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
British Columbia
Pacific
Rites Held Friday For Jessie Beavers
Funeral services for Jessie Mae Beavers 15 who died Wednesday in University Hospital Columbus were held at Roberts Funeral Home at 1 PM. Rev R M Bezanson of Rockbridge officiated. Pallbearers were Mable Bailey Christine Rose Thomas Fink and William Beavers Jr. Burial was in Pleasant Valley Cemetery.
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Jessie Mae Beavers
University Hospital
Columbus
Roberts Funeral Home
R. M. Bezanson
Rockbridge
School Head Named for York Township in Ohio
Edgar F. Miller of Columbiana is named superintendent of York Township School, replacing Chester Ferguson who resigned. Miller’s appointment announced in Fremont Ohio on June 5.
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Fremont, O
Edgar F. Miller
Columbiana, O
York Township
Chester Ferguson
Fires Rage Unabated In Canadian Forests
Fires burn across about 200 square miles of northern Ontario timberland as 2,000 firefighters struggle. Light rain and humidity help some areas while two major fires in Mississago and Chapleau districts shrink from running wild but still threaten vast timberland. No rains yet for either long-burning blaze.
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Toronto
Ont
Ontario
Mississago
Chapleau
Trapped Elderly Woman Dies in Toledo House Fire
An 83-year-old woman, Flora Leroy, died of suffocation yesterday after being trapped on the second floor of her burning Toledo home.
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Toledo
Flora Leroy
Jewish Forces Retake Yibna Near Tel Aviv Front
Israeli high command reported recapture of Yibna a coastal village five miles inside claimed Israeli territory. Egyptian spearhead movements along the Tel Aviv coast were cut off while naval skirmishes off Jewish waters routed four Egyptian vessels. UN mediator Nekrasky held talks with Egypt’s premier and planned to visit Beirut Haifa and Amman.
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Cairo
Yibna
Tel Aviv
Jenin
Palestine
Baghdad
Nablus-Jenin-Tulkarm
State of Israel
Tel Aviv-Jaffa
Isdud
Ramle
Akhbar el Yom
United Nations
Holy Land
Nekrasky Pasha
Egypt
Beirut
Lebanon
Haifa
Amman
Trans-Jordan
Judge Meyer Injured by Pony Kick on Mulberry Street
Common Pleas Judge Harley Meyer suffered severe lacerations to face and arms after a pet pony kicked him into a barbed wire fence while he approached it in a vacant lot on North Mulberry Street. He was treated by a local physician and released.
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Common Pleas
Harley Meyer
Judge Meyer
North Mulberry Street
Rivera mural vandalism ends with artist's restoration
In Mexico City 100 to 150 young men disrupted the Prado Hotel dining room, scratched out the phrase God does not exist from Diego Rivera's Sunday Afternoon in the Alameda mural, then Rivera restored the words from a paint box. Police hunted the engineering students involved.
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Mexico City
Diego Rivera
Alameda
Prado
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