United States Drafts Sharp Note to Russia Over Hungary
With President Truman’s approval the State Department has drafted a sharp note to the Soviet Union accusing it of illegal interference in Hungarian affairs. Officials say the note signals an appeal to the United Nations if Moscow continues.
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Washington
Truman
State Department
Russia
United Nations
Yester
Security Council
U.N. General Assembly
New York
Moscow
Rakosi claims Hungarian party seized control before US noticed
In Budapest on June 6 Matyas Rakosi Hungarys top Communist leader told factory workers his party had taken over the country prior to any reaction by the United States. He described the takeover as swift and decisive, underscoring the regimes claim of power.
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Budapest
Matyas Rakosi
Hungary
United States
United States mulls response to Hungary note
A State Department note outlines four main points about Hungary, charging Soviet involvement in ousting Prime Minister Nagy and cabinet members, alleging breach of Yalta protections, proposing a joint investigation, and warning of possible UN action. The note, approved by President Truman, awaits final drafting before Moscow.
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United States
Hungary
Ferenc Nagy
National Guard Units Recognized in Ohio Reorganization
Columbus June 6 Gen C W Goble announced War Department recognition for Company G 166th Infantry Lancaster and Company 1 166th Infantry Circleville in the reorganized Ohio National Guard. Total federally recognized units reach 92.
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Columbus
C. W. Goble
War Department
Lancaster
166Th Infantry
Circleville
Ohio National Guard
Himmler's Widow Held as Lunatic
In Bielefeld Germany on June 6 Mrs Heinrich Himmler widow of the Gestapo chief is a patient in a lunatic asylum. A church official said she is a physical and moral wreck and a Bavarian denazification trial is being sought.
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Bielefeld
Germany
Heinrich Himmler
Gestapo
Rudolf Hardt
Death claims Eddie Tolbert, Logan native and ballplayer
Claude Edward Eddie Tolbert 39 WWII veteran and former Logan semi pro baseball figure died at Veterans Hospital Dayton after long illness. He was son of Elza and wife Helen, lived in Logan all life, Logan High School graduate, Army Medical Corps veteran, former Logan Clay Products employee, survived by wife Helen and brother Ralph of Monaca Pa. Funeral Monday 2 PM Evangelical United Brethren Church. burial Oak Grove by Leonard.
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Claude Edward
Eddie) Tolbert
Logan
Veterans’ Hospital
Dayton
Elza Tolbert
Church Street
Tolbert
Logan High School
U.S. Army Medical Corps
Logan Clay Products Co
Hocking Valley
Evangelical United Brethren Church
A. N. Grueser
Oak Grove
Leonard Funeral Service
Helen
Ralph
Monaca
Motorists Fined In Charge Exchange
Two motorists exchanged charges after an accident on State Route 56 east of Coonville. William E. Taylor of Carbondale was fined for parking along a traveled highway and E A Ferree of New Plymouth was fined for unsafe operation. Each charged the other. both received $10 fines plus costs. No injuries were reported.
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W. Denzil Weltner
William E. Taylor
Carbondale
E. A. Ferree
New Plymouth
Coonville
Ferree
Child Starves on Candy Choke in Portsmouth
Three year old Violaena Glynn died yesterday in Portsmouth from choking on a piece of candy. Police andcoroners are investigating the casual circumstances surrounding the accidental fatality.
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Portsmouth
Violaena Glynn
New Ohio Senate backs consolidated conservation department
The Ohio Senate approved a bill to merge state conservation activities into a Department of Natural Resources led by a director and an eight member advisory commission. The measure, 27 to 1, now goes to the House with an amendment moving the existing conservation division into a new wildlife division under the director, one of seven branches. Meanwhile in Munich delegates from the Russian occupation zone withdrew from a Germany wide leaders conference after a dispute over a centralized government, with talks limited to economic issues per the agenda.
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Columbus
Ohio Senate
Department of Natural Resources
House
Senate
Division of Conservation and Natural Resources
Munich
Newark Man Admits Beating Victim in Murder Case
Ralph David Hoffer 37, a discharged veteran, admitted beating 17 year old Thelma Hargar Anderson but denied killing her or placing her body in a weed patch in West Newark. Doctors testified to his mental age of about 10 years eight months, while another said he was legally sane at the time of the killing.
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Newark
Ralph David Hoffer
Thelma Hargar Anderson
Hoffer
Clifford L. Belt
Brandt S. Hervey
Anderson
West
L. O. Dillon
Lima State Hospital
President Delays Tax Slash Decision
President Truman delays final ruling on the income tax cut bill and flies to Kansas City for a weekend reunion with World War I comrades. He travels aboard the Sacred Cow from National Airport at 7 42 A M EST, joining the 35th Division veterans in France where he served as a battery commander. вяд
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Washington
Truman
Kansas City
National
France
129Th Field Artillery
Friendless Negro Executed in Chair
Nathaniel Freeman a 24 year old Cleveland man died last night in the Ohio Penitentiary electric chair with apparently no friends in the world.
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Columbus, O
Nathaniel Freeman
Cleveland
Ohio Penitentiary
Normandy D-Day 3rd Anniversary Cherbourg Tribute
On the Normandy D-Day third anniversary in Cherbourg the sea of white crosses under apple trees honors fallen soldiers. The 1944 invasion by American forces opened a crucial seaport and space to advance toward Paris, with roughly 90,000 casualties among the Cherbourg drive. Captain Marion Cole recalls heavy trooper losses from night drops, later wounded weeks after the drop.
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Cherbourg
Normandy
Europe
Paris
St. Lo
U.S
Marion Cole
Fostoria
82Nd Airbourne Division
Cole
American Graves Registration Command
Christian Leonard Services Conducted
Funeral services for Christian Leonard 86 died Tuesday at his Crossenville home were held at 2 PM yesterday at Salem Evangelical United Brethren Church. Rev. Charles Harrison Rev. Paul Middaugh and Rev. A W Steen officiated with burial in Salem Cemetery. Music by Mrs Laura Brenneman Miss Wilma Good Ellis Good and Donald Plank. Pallbearers were Charles Poling Charles Sanderson Oren Stemen Bruce Grove Howard Purvis and Harry Grove.
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Christian Leonard
Crossenville
Salem Evangelical United Brethren Church
Charles Harrison
Paul Middaugh
A. W. Steen
Salemn Cemetery
Leonard
Laura Brenneman
Wilma Good
Ellis Good
Donald Plank
Charles Poling
Charles Sanderson
Oren Stemen
Bruce Grove
Howard Purvis
Harry Grove
New Opposition Confronts Peron in Argentina
Buenos Aires reports a fresh domestic challenge to President Juan D Peron as a hostile interruption during a nationwide broadcast shouted death to Peron The caller implied ties to Argentina’s extreme Nationalists angered by Police Chief Velazcos resignation seen as a Peron order Velazcos stance of Axis sympathy had framed the event as a bid to restore ties with the United States and provoke a harsher political climate
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Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Argentina
United States
Peron
Juan Filomeno Velazco
Velazco
Eva Duarte Peron
Europe
Senate Committee Recommends Passage of Strip Mine Curbs
Ohio lawmakers moved closer to enacting coal strip mining controls after the Senate conservation committee backed the House bill 6 to 0. The measure reduces the top allowed reforestation cost to 50 dollars per acre, keeps a 1,000 dollar bond, and mandates spoil bank leveling and earth cover. Debate followed governors actions and financial projections show a large state surplus shrinking if all bills pass, with extra sessions held to finish work by June 14.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate Conservation
James Hislop
Hanna Coal Co
Carl D. Sheppard
R-Summit
Clingan Jackson
D-Mahoning
House
Ray M. White
D Holmes
Kenneth F. Beery
Coshocton
Robert J. Anglin
Jefferson
Emerson C. Wagner
Perry
House Finance Committee
Three People Receive Rabies Treatments After Dog Attack
Three persons including two children of the county dog warden were receiving Pasteur treatments for rabies today after a dog owned by Leroy Brooks of Logan Route 4 was found rabid yesterday. Receiving treatments were Mrs Leroy Brooks and Clarence Brooks and William Brooks. The latter two are sons of County Dog Warden Howard Brooks, the former his daughter in law. The dog, a collie puppy, was found rabid after tests at state laboratories.
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Leroy Brooks
Logan
H. G. Southard
Clarence Brooks
William Brooks
Howard Brooks
Accidental Death Verdict In Youth Shooting
In Toledo on June 6 the Wood County coroner ruled the shooting of 16 year old Roderick Van Reigersberg accidental. The youth, a guest at Lewis Bentley’s Perrysburg home, was shot by Lawrence Bentley 16, a fellow student at Pottstown Academy, while handling a brother’s .45 pistol. Authorities concluded their investigation.
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Toledo
Wood County
H. W. Mannhardt
Roderick van Reigersberg
New York
Holland
Lewis Bentley
Perrysburg
Lawrence Bentley
Pottstown
Guysville Man Faces Manslaughter Charge
Athens Ohio June 6 a second degree manslaughter charge was filed against James Rogaski Jr 37 of Guysville for striking and killing 6 year old Paul Leo Mulligan near Route 33 five miles south of Athens last night The charge was filed in mayor s court by highway patrolman Paul F E Brown Rogaski is held to the grand jury under 500 bond
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Athens
James Rogaski, Jr
Guysville
Paul Leo Mulligan
Route
Here
J. C. Mulligan
Paul FE. Brown
Rogaski
Army Grounds Fleet of Transport Planes
The Army Air Transport Command temporarily grounded its worldwide fleet of 194 C-54 Douglas Skymasters as a safety precaution to inspect tail fittings after routine reports showed bolts and vertical stabilizer attachment fittings were loose or sheared in some aircraft. Planes expected to resume service within a couple of days.
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Washington
Army
Air Transport Command
ATC
Engineer Killed In Freak Accident
In Chillicothe Ohio at 3 A M a Chesapeake and Ohio freight train passed a water column. Engineer Wood G Montague 62 of Ashland Kentucky fell from the cab after leaning out and was crushed by the water column. Fireman Monroe Rice of Melrose Kentucky alerted crew and they found him about a mile back.
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Chillicothe, O
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Scioto Valley
Monroe Rice
Melrose
Wood G. Montague
Ashland
Grave Digging Starts In Picketed Cemetery
Ten non union laborers began spading graves at Lake View Cemetery after a common pleas judge banned picketing. Charles B Gleason, executive vice president of the cemetery association, said burials could start late today or early tomorrow under a sacred obligation to proceed.
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Cleveland
Lake View Cemetery
Common Pleas
Charles B. Gleason
The
Cemetery Association
Smoot to Broadcast on Farm Program Saturday
James R. Smoot county extension agent will appear on a farm program broadcast over Radio Station WHKC Columbus at 11 45 A M Saturday He broadcasts regularly over the station and will discuss an agricultural topic yet to be selected.
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James R. Smoot
WHKC
Columbus
Mr. Smoot
Japanese American treason case pins Kawakita for camp foreman
Kawakita Tomoya, 25, a Japanese American from Calexico, is held without bail on treason charges as the ex-GI who spotted him, William Bruce, traced him to a Los Angeles department store. He allegedly acted as a wartime foreman at Oeyama Camp on Honshu and faces indictment June 11.
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Los Angeles
Honshu Island
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Tomoya Kawakita
Calexico
Calif
U.S
David B. Head
Kawakita
James M. Carter
Oeyama
Honshu
William L. Bruce
Buena Park
Kaw-Kida
Bruce
FBI
Price Problems Blame Is Laid On President
Senator Taft accuses President Truman of creating conditions that push prices higher. He lists five points criticizing administration policy on OPA, wages, government spending, labor union power, and overseas loans. Taft argues these actions, not demand, drive inflation and price increases.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
Truman
Senate
Congress
United States
International Bank
International Fund
Services Arranged For Mrs Dollmatsch
Mrs Annie Dollmatsch 74 wife of Charles Dollmatsch died yesterday afternoon at her daughter Mrs John Hansel 776 North Market Street She had been ill for some time A native of Kentucky she had lived in Logan many years Funeral services 2 PM Monday Hansel residence Rev Henry Carr officiating burial in Oak Grove Cemetery Roberts Funeral Service Survivors include husband four sons Elmer Floyd Charles of Logan Andrew of Columbus two brothers George Roberts Logan Daniel Roberts of Kentucky and four sisters Friends may call at the Hansel residence tonight until services
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Annie Dollmatsch
Charles Dollmatsch
John Hansel
North Market Street
Kentucky
Dollmatsch
Logan
Hansel
Henry Carr
Oak Grove Cemetery
Roberts
Elmer
Floyd
Charles
Andrew
Columbus
George Roberts
Daniel Roberts
Body Identified of Missing Ashland Man Milton Griffith
The body of Milton Griffith, 26, of Ashland Kentucky, was found floating in the Ohio River near here yesterday. Griffith, reported missing January 1, was identified by teeth and clothing.
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Portsmouth
Milton Griffith
Ashland
Ohio River
Here
Griffith
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Soviet Union
National Guard
Himmler
Death
Eddie Tolbert
Normandy Landings
Christian Leonard Services
Sheppard
Maharanee
Baroda
India
U. S
Maharajah
Army Grounds
Smoot
Mr. Truman
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