Spending Spree Ends for Youths
Three young men tied to a four week spree ending in arrests for concealed weapons and theft after stealing 15000 from a 58 year old mother, with 11000 spent on two new cars parties hotels and clothes. Lukas Forslund Poulos named as suspects connected to Clarkston Chicago Milwaukee Detroit routes and planned Florida trip.
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Pontiac, Mich
Pontiac
Victoria Cisek
Joseph Luasiewicz
Lukas
Roy Forslund
Alpha, Mich
Nick Poulos
Milwaukee
Wis
Erie
Mich
Carl Seim
Clarkston, Mich
Seim
Forslund
Chicago
Poulos
Detroit
Baltimore
Florida
Insurance Pioneer Dies in Ohio Funeral for Emily Hinkston
Emily Hinkston 85, a pioneering woman in insurance and longtime Mutual Life agent in Ohio, will be buried in Middlefield tomorrow. She broke gender barriers by entering the field when women were rare in the profession.
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Chardon
Emily Hinkston
Middlefield
Mutual Life Insurance Co
New York
Oklahoma Battleship Sinks In Pacific After Tow to Scrapy
The battleship Oklahoma, 33 years old, sank at 4 35 A M Pacific time about 540 miles from Honolulu in three miles deep water. No crew remained aboard as she was under tow to Moore Drydock Co in Oakland for scrap.
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Oklahoma
Pacific
San Francisco
Pearl Harbor
Honolulu
Oakland, Calif
Coast Guard
Young Brothers, Ltd
Hercules
Monarch
The
Nevada
Moore Drydock Co
Oakland
Beer heiress to wed again in Toledo case
Referee Robert Gaumgartner disclosed the impending re marriage of Andrew Szombati 32 former husband of Marie Busch Jones 52 heiress to the St Louis Anheuser Busch brewery. Cromball said Mrs Jones still loves Szombati and divorced him only under family and lawyer pressure.
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Toledo
Andrew Szombati
Marie Busch Jones
St. Louis
Enforcement Chief Quits Ohio Liquor Department
Sgt. William J. Kelch of Cleveland resigns as chief enforcement officer. Gov. Herbert appoints Lieut. Floyd C. Moon of the highway patrol to lead liquor enforcement, Moon on 90 day leave. Kelch remains on payroll through May 31. Moon led recent raids cutting about 70 license revocations.
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Columbus
William J. Kelch
Cleveland Police Department
Ohio Liquor Department
Thomas J. Herbert
Floyd C. Moon
Kelch
Stanley B. Cofall
Ohio Senate
Herbert
Lieut
Moon
Highway Patrol
Hugh S. Jenkins
Rites Held Today For Chester Bobo
Funeral services for Chester R. Bobo age 57 were held at 10 30 A M Saturday at Halteman Funeral Home Lancaster with Rev Paul Apple officiating. Burial followed in Pleasant Hill Cemetery. He resided at 407 Elm Chestnut Street Lancaster and is survived by daughter Betty Tatman Laurelville and sister Mrs Charles F McCabe Lancaster.
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Chester R. Bobo
Lancaster Hospital
Halteman Funeral Home
Lancaster
Paul Apple
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Bobo
Elm Chestnut Street
Betty Tatman
Laurelville
Charles F. McCabe
Bar Association Calls Parole System Under Scrutiny
The Cincinnati Bar Association urges a full review of Ohio parole practices after the release of Harry Zenz, a two life term offender, and the Ohio case of Marian Elizabeth Stokes, a Harrison mother freed from Lima State Hospital after confessing to killing her two children. Bar leaders warn of clerical failures and habeas corpus tactics.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Bar Association
Ohio
Harry
Pete) Zenz
Lima State Hospital
Harrison
Zenz
Carthage
Roy L. Struble
Bomb clock mailer hunted by inspectors and police
Postal inspectors and police search for the sender of a time clock bomb mailed to Joseph Teller 26 in Chicago. The blast injured Teller and damaged a 17 flat building while Teller’s father Anton 79 died shortly after the explosion.
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Chicago
Joseph Teller
North Side
Teller
Anton
John Melsheimer
Dr H G Southard Appointed Coroner in County
Dr H G Southard, county health commissioner, was named the new Hocking County coroner at a County Board of Commissioners meeting in the courthouse. The appointment takes effect immediately to fill the unexpired term of Dr H M Boocks through December 31, 1948, following Boocks' resignation January 1, 1947.
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H. G. Southard
Hocking County
County Board of Commissioners
Southard
H. M. Boocks
Boocks
Boock
Four Motorists Cited by Police for Traffic Violations
City police cited four motorists last night to appear before Mayor W D Weltner for alleged traffic violations. Three were cited for improper lights: John Jacob Cox Rockbridge, William F Murphy Logan Route 2, and Kenneth W Stiverson Logan Route 2. Jesse A Klinger Logan Route 2 was cited for operating with improper driver's license and all were ordered to appear Monday before the mayor.
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W. Denzil Weltner
John Jacob Cox
Rockbridge
William F. Murphy
Logan
Kenneth W. Stiverson
Jesse A. Klinger
Shale Cliffs Hold Oil Reserves At Rifle Plant Dedication
Commodore W G Greenman outlines naval reserves plans to secure US fuel in emergencies. The Rifle Colorado facility draws from Oil Reserve No 1 with 15 009 000 000 barrels potential. Oscar Chapman and state officials join in dedication ceremonies with congressmen present.
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Colorado
America
United States
Utah
Navy
Greenman
Oscar Chapman
Interior
Wyoming
New Mexico
Farm Land Boom Check Sought
Washington May 17 A conference of government and private lending agencies and farm leaders will be held June 9 to slow the boom in farm land. President Truman expressed deep concern over rising farm real estate values, noting a 92 percent rise above the 1935 39 average and 12 percent increase in the year to March 1. Invitations go to the Fed Reserve Board the Farm Credit Administration banking bodies and farm groups. He warned that veterans are buying farms at inflated prices and said the government has no immediate plan to halt price advances.
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Washington
Agriculture Anderson
Truman
White House
Agriculture Department
Federal Reserve Board
Farm Credit Administration
American Farm Bureau Federation
The
National Grange
National Farmers Union
Mounted Police Clash With Pickets at Pipe Machinery Co
Cleveland May 17 Mounted police charged through tear gas at about 400 pickets at the Pipe Machinery Co as the strike reopened. An officer was struck by an egg and a rock. Police said tear gas bombs were used to prevent back to work entry by employees.
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Cleveland
Pipe Machinery Co
Archbishop Michael J. Curley Dies in Baltimore
The Most Rev. Michael J. Curley archbishop of Baltimore and Washington died in Baltimore last night at age 67. He held the senior rank among U S Roman Catholic archbishops.
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Baltimore
Michael J. Curley
Washington
United States
Mrs Myra Miller Dies at 72 in Columbus
The body of Mrs Myra Miller 72 died yesterday at Doctors Hospital Columbus has been brought to the Leonard Funeral Home Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later
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Myra Miller
Doctors Hospital
Columbus
Leonard Funeral Home
Secretary of State Rejects Sales Tax Share Petitions
Hamilton County board petitions seeking a state wide referendum on restoring half of the sales and inheritance taxes to counties were rejected pending attorney general approval before submission to the secretary of state.
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Secretary of State
Columbus
Hamilton County Board of County Commissioners
Edward J. Hummel
President Truman rushes to Missouri as mother’s condition worsens
President Truman flies from Washington to Grandview Missouri after a setback in his 94 year old mother Mrs Martha F Truman s condition. The White House physician Brig Gen Wallace H Graham accompanies her as she remains bedfast following a broken hip.
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Washington
Truman
Grandview
Martha F. Truman
White House
Wallace H. Graham
Search Instituted For Sugar Grove Man
Fairfield County sheriff's deputies and the state highway patrol have been asked to search for Fred L. Fleming 43 Sugar Grove Route 1 a filling station attendant at Lancaster who has been missing from his home for nearly a week. Fleming's wife Mrs Cora Fleming reported that her husband left home at 630 AM last Monday presumably to go to work in Lancaster. He failed to appear at his job where he has been employed for more than a year. His wife could advance no reason for his disappearance.
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Fairfield County Sheriff's Deputies
State Highway Patrol
Fred L. Fleming
Sugar Grove
Lancaster
Fleming
Cora Fleming
Truman Delays Sign for Greek Turkish Aid Bill
President Truman stays in Grandview Missouri to be with his ill mother delaying signing of the $400 million Greek Turkish relief measure. Eben Ayers says he planned to sign Monday or Tuesday but will wait on the outcome of Mrs Truman’s illness. Congress has approved the bill and Truman has 10 days to sign.
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Washington
Truman
Grandview
Eben Ayers
Martha Truman
Congress
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Korea
Senate House Committee
Europe
Two Phone Unions Sign Agreements
Settlements pave the way for 52,000 striking telephone workers to return to jobs in six states. Southwestern Bell and Michigan Bell reached deals. Western Electric group remained unsigned. Southwestern settlement covers 42,000 workers in five states with a $4.42 weekly raise. Michigan agreement affects 10,000 traffic and accounting staff with $3 to $4 weekly raises. vote by strikers due Tuesday.
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Washington
Western Electric Tioup
Southwestern Bell Co
Michigan Bell Co
Southwestern
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Michigan
Voice Teacher Blair Stewart Dies at 45 in Canton
Blair Stewart, 45, died of a heart attack yesterday while teaching voice in Canton Ohio. He formerly sang on Radio Station WHKC in Columbus as part of the duo Ruth and Blair.
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Canton
Blair Stewart
WHKC
Columbus
Ruth and
Blair
General Dwight Eisenhower to play in celebrity golf event
The two day Washington Post fundraiser features stars like Bobby Jones, Babe Didrickson Zaharias, Ted Taft and Hildegarde alongside entrants such as Gene Tunney, Nimitz, Omar Bradley, Fred Perry and Leslie Groves. The tournament mixs not top pros but famous names for a charitable bash likely to deliver fun more than flawless golf.
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Washington
Dwight Eisenhower
Jack Dempsey
Bing Crosby
Taft
Ohio
Supreme Court
Hildegarde
Eisenhower
The
Washington Post
Bobby Jones
Walter
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Edmund €. Schuster
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Ohio Parole
Bert H. Long
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