Egypt Expands Border Action As Israeli City Bombed
Egyptian mechanized troops crossed into Palestine near Gaza and struck Tel Aviv airfield while planes dropped leaflets over the city. Cairo reports Arab leaders call for holy war and warns U.S. on partition as Arab League condemns U.S. recognition. Police patrol Cairo as censorship spreads.
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Cairo
Egypt
Paloday
Gaza
Ministry of Defense
Tel Aviv
Israel
Mus‘ems
Arab League
United States
Terrace
The
Holy Land
Automobiles Collide At Street Crossing
A street intersection collision occurred yesterday at Second Street, Wood Street, and Hunter Street. Mrs Pearl Leonard drove west on Hunter Street while Charles E Green traveled north on Second Street. no injuries reported and both drivers reside in Logan.
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Second, Wood
Hunter Streets
Pearl Leonard
Charles E. Green
Logan
Union
Interviews Set For Combined Executive Secretary Post
A committee from Hocking County Pier Red Cross will interview applicants for the combined executive secretary and home service secretary at 8 P M Monday. Interviews will be held in the channel headquarters above Blosser Restaurant. The successful applicant will succeed Mrs Wayne Hamrick.
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Hocking County
Red _ Cross
Home Service
Annel
Blosser Restaurant
Wayne Hamrick
First Fair Entry From Fredericktown FFA At Ohio State Fair
The Fredericktown Future Farmers of America entered the first official exhibit in the 1948 Ohio State Fair. The entry was a shop project in the farm shop exhibit class of the junior division, announced by fair manager Ed Bath.
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Columbus
Fredericktown
Future Farmers of America
Ed Bath
Two Miners Rescued From Water-Filled Shamokin Shaft
In Shamokin Pennsylvania two of three trapped miners Edward Heck age 42 and Peter Gordon age 35 were rescued alive after more than 60 hours in a water blocked passage 175 feet below the surface. They were taken to Shamokin Hospital for first aid while the third miner Charles Bashore age 42 remained missing in the shaft.
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Shamokin
Edward Heck
Peter Gordon
Shamokin Hospital
Charles Bashore
Pete . Lazarski
Kulpmont
Bogerty
Coal Township
Heck
Gordon
Lazarski
Bashore
Ohio fugitive caught after wild chase in New York
A 17 year old from Lancaster Ohio was detained after an all night search and a wild chase in WANAKASH New York state police said William E Guess admitted escaping from Lancaster Boys Industrial School stolen a 1947 automobile from Roy Moore of St Louis and took part in an alleged theft at Wes t city area.
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Wanakash
N. Y
Ohio
M. L. Fort
William E. Guess
Lancaster
Guess
Lancaster Boys’ Industrial School
Roy Moore
St. Louis
West
President Opens Fighting Campaign
President Truman declared a four year Democratic White House term and victory over obstructionists to a Young Democrats of America dinner at the Mayflower Hotel. He urged keeping foreign policy out of the 1948 contest and spoke to a cheering audience of young Democrats.
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Washington
Truman
White House
Young Democrats of America
Mayflower Hotel
Taft Lists Expenditures in Ohio Primary Delegates
Campaign records show Sen. Robert A. Taft’s drive for delegates cost $164,857 with $16,894 unpaid. Taft won 44 GOP convention delegates. Harold Stassen led in Minnesota. Ohio Republican committees report receipts of $148k and expenses near $149k, while Lausche Miller reports were incomplete. Bricker listed $18.59 for travel to secure an at large Taft delegate.
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Columbus
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Taft
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Ohio Republican Campaign Committee
Taft For President Club
Frank J. Lausche
Ray T. Miller
Cleveland
Lausche
Miller
Andy Vasky
Bellaire
Allan Slade
Franklin County
John W. Bricker
Canton Votes to Adopt Daylight Saving Time
Canton city council decided to move to eastern daylight saving time starting next Monday at 2 A.M. Standard time will resume on September 26.
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Canton
Two Students Injured When Car Hits Parked Trailer
An Ohio State University student collided with a parked tractor-trailer on U S Route 33 two miles west of Logan injuring Richard Bowers 18 and Gerald McCreary 31. Bowers suffered severe lacerations to knee face and chest while McCreary had head lacerations. Both were taken to Hocking Valley Hospital for treatment.
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Ohio State University
Logan
Jack Waldron
Richard G. Bowers
Ohio State
Gerald Samuel McCreary
Columbus
Waldron
Bowers
Visas Obtained for Dairen Entry by Soviets
Shanghai reports Russia granted American consular personnel visas to enter Dairen late today. The Northeast China port, seized by Russians at war's end, had barred most foreigners. Consular officials had waited for months for entry visas.
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Shanghai
Russia
Dairen
China
Slayer Sentenced in Cleveland Hotel Slaying Case
Richard M. Mullee, 26, was sentenced to one to twenty years for the hotel room murder of Mrs. Viola Zinn, 39, after being convicted yesterday of manslaughter in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Richard
M. Mullee
Viola Zinn
Mullee
Truman Recognizes Jewish State in Surprise Move
President Truman grants de facto recognition to Israel, aiming to secure a truce in Palestine amid UN inaction. The White House says US seeks peace while cautioning that recognition should not derail arms embargos. Soviet signals follow, with Gromyko acknowledging Israel’s existence as Moscow weighs formal recognition.
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Washington
Truman
Israel
Palestine
Holy Land
United States
White House
Guatemala
Russia
Andrei A. Gromyko
Soviet Union
Moscow
Murray Sees Steel Strike This Year
CIO President Philip Murray told a CIO United Steelworkers convention in Boston that more than 50,000 steelworkers may strike before year end as 107,000 contracts expire between now and December. He warned many will fight to preserve their unions with plants facing fabricating layoffs and wage disputes.
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Boston
CIO
Philip Murray
Murray
United Steelworkers
Dog Warden Job Abolished in Butler County Ohio
Butler County commissioners voted to abolish the $2100-a-year dog warden position held by Dr. C. H. Sater for 15 years. The post ends June 1 due to insufficient funds in the dog and kennel fund.
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Hamilton, O
Butler County
C. H. Sater
Father Flanagan Dies in Germany Founder of Boys Town passes away
Msgr Edward J Flanagan known worldwide as the father of Boys Town died at a German Army hospital after a heart attack. He was 61 and had been inspecting youth facilities for the U S Army in Germany. He founded Boys Town near Omaha in 1917 and championed rehabilitation over punishment for troubled youths.
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Boys Town
Germany
Berlin
Edward J. Flanagan
Army Hospital
Hanna House
Emmitt I. Walsh
Father Walsh
Vienna
Rome
Pius XII
U.S
Japan
Nebraska
Omaha
Boystown
Emperor Hirohito
Empress Nagako
Korea
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Europe
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Ireland
Belfast
Hollywood
Bayonets Guard Packing Plants at Swift Union Action
National Guardsmen with fixed bayonets restrain a crowd of about 500 as vehicles ferry striking Swift & Company Packing Plant workers into South St. Paul Minnesota. Guardsmen break up a scuffle and a man tries to seize a rifle. boos, curses, and censure erupt while workers pass by.
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South ST. Paul
Minn
National
Swift & Company Packing
National Guards Move Into Minnesota Strike Plants
Minnesota National Guardsmen moved into the Cudahy Swift and Armour meatpacking plants around Newport and South St. Paul to quell violence at the strikebound facilities. Detachments bivouacked at the Cudahy plant with troops arriving by train and motorized units. Earlier outbreaks included 200 raiders slashing workers at Cudahy and picket clashes at Swift, as officials pressed a court order to reduce picket numbers and clear streets.
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Newport
Minn
Minnesota National Guardsmen
Cudahy
Swift and
Armour
South St. Paul
Mississippi River
Swift
Miss Ruth Attends Clinic at Athens
Miss Jeanette Ruth, Hocking County health nurse, attended an epilepsy clinic sponsored by the Ohio Department of Welfare in Athens on Wednesday. The tri monthly clinic features examinations by Dr. Jerry Price, a New York specialist, and invites Hocking County patients to contact the county health department for future appointments.
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Jeanette Ruth
Hocking County
Ohio Department of Welfare
Athens
Jerry Price
New York
Ohio couple killed in auto train collision
Two Ohioans Manford Smith 81 and his wife Stella 77 of Hicksville were killed when their car collided with a westbound Wabash Railroad train near Auburn Indiana yesterday.
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Auburn
Ind
Manford Smith
Stella
Hicksville
Tel Aviv Bombed as Egypt Planes Struck Israel
Tel Aviv faced air raids from Egyptian planes within hours of Israel's birth. Haganah said invasion troops penetrated into Israel and an Egyptian pilot was captured. The first raid hit near Tel Aviv airport and the power plant as Haifa marked Independence Day.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Jewish Army
Haganah
Negeb
Haifa
Jerusalem
United States
Palestine
Rat Poison Fatal To 20 Month Old Girl
Rita Mae Stephenson age 20 months died at Hocking Valley Hospital after ingesting rat poison from beneath the Stephenson home in Logan. She was admitted at 5 PM yesterday and died at 6 15 AM today. Funeral arrangements are by Leonard Funeral Service. Survivors include parents a sister Ruth and grandparents Lucius Hart and Charles Stephenson of Logan.
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Rita Mae Stephenson
Ralph Stephenson
Logan
Hocking Valley Hospital
Stephenson
Leonard Funeral Service
Ruth
Lucius Hart
Charles Stephenson
Mrs Charles Turner Dies Near Rockbridge
Mrs Nora E Turner 19 wife of Charles W Turner was found dead yesterday at her home near Rockview in Good Hope Township. Funeral arrangements by Sheridan Funeral Service Lancaster will be announced later. Survivors include husband two daughters Ida May and Patricia Evelyn at home and her parents Mr and Mrs. (text incomplete)
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Nora E. Turner
Charles W. Turner
Rockview
Good Hope Township
Sheridan Funeral Service
Lancaster
Ida May
Patricia Evelyn
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