U S Offers Open Door for Talks With Russia
Washington May 11 The United States led by Secretary Marshall's envoy Smith urged “decent and reasonable” relations with the Soviet Union and discussed a proposal for “discussion and settlement” of differences. Moscow signaled a policy of peace and cooperation but provided no timing for talks. Smith stressed the U S door remains open and blamed Russian aggression for tensions while reaffirming recovery aid under the Marshall Plan.
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Europe
Auto Workers Set Chrysler Walkout Date
Detroit may 11 The CIO United Auto Workers set a 9 A M Wednesday strike date for about 75 000 Chrysler Corp employees if talks fail to avert a walkout in 16 plants Mediators worked to prevent the industrys first major strike in two years as UAW and Chrysler traded positions on 30 cent raises and scaled demands Emil Mazey leads the union bargaining team while Walter Reuther remains a key figure after his April 20 shooting incident
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Chrysler Corp
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R. Matthews
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Matthews
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Chryster
Emil Mazey
Walter Reuther
Daniel M. Kneller Dies at 70 in Lancaster
Daniel M. Kneller, 70, native of Hocking County and former resident of Marion Township, died Monday at his Lancaster home following a three year illness. Survived by wife Mary S. Kneller and several nieces and nephews, he was a retired chef. Funeral service is set for 2 PM Thursday at Sponagle Trinity Lutheran Church, Logan officiating, with burial in Sponagle Cemetery. Friends may call at Sheridan Funeral Home, Lancaster, until services.
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Hocking County
Lancaster
Mr. Kneller
Marion Township
Fairfield County
Mary S. Kneller
Sponagle Trinity Lutheran Church
Paul Holtzen
Logan
Rites Held Today For Mrs Kimble
Funeral services for Mrs. Mararet Malissa Kimble, 78, who died Saturday night, were held at 2 PM today at the Leonard Funeral Home. Rev. A N Grueser officiated with music by Mrs. Walter Leonard, Miss Madge Wright, and Carl Spence at the piano. Pallbearers included Paul and Samuel Kline, William, Thomas Robb and Don Howmlet, with Baal listed among those attended.
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Mararet Malissa Kimble
Leonard Funeral Home
A. N. Grueser
Walter Leonard
Congress to Seek Three Dollar Bill Honor Roosevelt
Rep. Klein of New York plans to introduce a bill to authorize a three dollar bill to honor the late President Franklin D. Roosevelt. He says the note would perpetuate his name and reflect his tenure of office including three full terms and part of a fourth.
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Jewish Forces Claim Victory in Jerusalem Supply Route Breakthrough
Jewish forces said they broke through Arab lines at Bab el Wad gorge north of Jerusalem and cleared roadblocks to reopen the Jerusalem Tel Aviv supply route. Engineers with Haganah moved in to widen the highway with bulldozers and dynamite as convoys were set to begin today. A cease fire stands in the holy city as Red Cross awaits a request to neutralize Jerusalem.
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Automobile Truck Collide Head On Near Haydenville
A head on collision on U S Route 33 one mile south of Haydenville injured one person. The truck driven by George Sharb of Haydenville and a car driven by Charles Macioci of Lancaster collided near Laurel Run Road. Both vehicles damaged with Sharb reportedly uninjured.
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U S Communists Accused of Plotting Against Government
Washington May 11 The House committee on un American activities brands the Communist Party USA a group that advocates overthrow by force and violence The 160 page report cites Marx Engels Lenin and Stalin as its credo and claims links to the Soviet Union with leaders trained in Moscow The panel urges vigorous enforcement of laws to curb communist activity and cites court rulings labeling the party an advocate of government overthrow by force and violence
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Accident Injures Two Logan High Students
Two Logan high school students were hurt when their car overturned on Angle Avenue on Monday. Driver John Lafferty, 17, suffered a fractured wrist and lacerated arm, while Patsy Glass sustained a broken collar bone. Passengers Donna Shaw and Lillian Richards were uninjured.
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Patsy Glass
Young Lafferty
Alva Stevens
Donna Shaw
Lillian Richards
Speech Ban Continued at Ohio State University
Ohio State University trustees voted to keep the ban on political campaign speeches in place, denying campus groups a lift of the 1946 order restricting candidate talks.
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Columbus, CO
Ohio State University
Traffic Ruling Given by Ohio Attorney General
Atty. Gen. Hugh S. Jenkins ruled that county commissioners may place stop signs traffic lights or other control devices on county roads in Columbus Ohio. The decision clarifies authority over local road safety measures.
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Hugh S. Jenkins
Italy to Get New President
In Rome on May 11, Vice premier Luigi Einaudi emerged as the leading contender for the presidency of the new Italian republic. Backed by the Christian Democrats he won 462 votes on the third ballot, short of a two thirds margin. The CDP shifted support later, giving Einaudi a simple majority on the fourth ballot. Provisional president Enrico De Nicola favored retirement, while Carlo Sforza withdrew after days of bickering and two failed ballots.
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William Orndorf 82 Dies After Illness in Logan
William Orndorf 82 a retired coal miner died at 9 15 A M today at the home of his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs William Moore East Street where he had lived for four years He was a native of Lancaster and had lived in Murray City before moving to Logan He is survived by his daughter and a stepson Dwight Martin of Murray City The body will be at Leonard Funeral Home with services at 2 P M in Grove Cemetery burial in Grove Cemetery
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William Moore
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Moore
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Leonard Funeral Home
Ak Grove Cemetery
Quake Shakes Arequipa Region in Peru Early Morning
A violent earthquake struck the Arequipa Department at 3 55 AM EST. Reports from Arica in northern Chile described the quake as strong there.
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Safe Crackers Sought In Food Market Burglary
Police chase leads in Youngstown after thieves broke into Kiskorsky Food Market and stole $5,000. Detectives continued today to identify suspects and recover the money.
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Congressmen Pay Jeopardized by Taft Hartley Ruling
The House appropriations committee approved a 56.06 million dollar funding bill for the legislature and added a provision that no federal funds pay salaries for legislative staff belonging to unions with noncompliant Taft Hartley oaths. The move targets AFL Typographical Union members but could affect other union members in Congress. The panel also added a 450 dollar annual telephone allowance for each House member, on top of existing expenses, noting executive branch offices already cover long distance bills.
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Mrs. Ellen Stivison Dies at 85 in Logan Ohio
Ellen Stivison 85 of 230 West Hunter Street Logan Ohio died at 3 30 AM at the home of her son E C Doyle Waldo following a long illness She was a native of Vinton County and had lived in Logan over 50 years Funeral services 2 PM Thursday Heinlein Funeral Home withRev A N Grueser officiating Burial Oak Grove Cemetery Survivors include son and daughter Mrs Albert Quinlan Philadelphia Pa A niece Mrs Sol Ellinger Logan Husband died in 1941
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John Clark
Vinton County
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Heinlein
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Oak Grove Cemetery
Albert Quinlan
Philadelphia
Sol Ellinger
Stimson
Blonde Is Named 1948 May Queen At Ohio State
Betty Hamner of Columbus, a 23 year old junior in the college of education, was crowned Ohio State University's 1948 May queen in Ohio Stadium after day long student ballots. Her court includes Sue Kramer Shaker Heights Joyce Reynolds Lima Sue Murphy Newark Jenny Tetlow and Paddy Carroll all of Columbus. Miss Hamner's family moved to Columbus from Portsmouth. She was backed by the Ohio Student Party Associated.
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Columbus
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Shaker Heights
Joyce Reynolds
Lima
Sue Murphy
Newark
Jenny Tetlow
Paddy Carroll
Stolen Automobile Recovered at Cadmus
A car stolen from Virgil Linn's used car lot in Logan was recovered at Cadmus, Ohio. The man who drove it away to take Linn's wife for a ride is jailed by Gallipolis police on other charges. The vehicle showed slight damage.
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Auto kills tot in Youngstown accident
Patricia Ann Whitney three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Stephen Whitney died yesterday when struck by an automobile in Youngstown Ohio. The incident occurred near the Whitney home and local police are investigating the crash.
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Stephen Whitney
Advisory Board To Aid Royall On Railroads
Army Secretary Royall said he will name a union management advisory board to help run government operated railroads. He noted shipments are normal and bans on perishables have been lifted as unions seek wage settlements and a proposed 15 cent an hour increase. Royall announced seven civilian railroad presidents will command seven regions and receive colonel pay.
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Arthur J. Glover
Switchmen’s Union
Automobile Crash Crashes Into Haydenville Porch
Four persons were slightly injured when a car left Route 33, swerved and struck the Campbell residence porch in Haydenville. Driver Robert Kerns, 29, reported brakes locked causing the crash. Kerns and his wife and an infant were lightly hurt. Deputy Sheriff Waldron and Lloyd Fraizer filed the report.
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Lloyd Fraizer
Robert Kerns
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