Vishinsky urges four power control of Germany at Paris talks
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky urged restoring four power control over Germany and placing the Ruhr under Big Four management. He suggested a German state council with economic and administrative functions and supported dialogue on an Austrian treaty after German issues.
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Paris
Russia
Germany
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Council of Foreign Ministers
Ruhr
United States
Britain
France
Andrei Vishinsky
Vishinsky
Robert Sc
Bevin
Austria
Anna Gould
Pink Palace
Ernest Bevin
Great Britain
Soviet
Dean Acheson
Robert Schuman
Ohio toll turnpike bill faces final House hurdle
Proponents pressed to clear a House roadblock on the Winter-Boyd toll turnpike measure. Rep. Mark McElroy moved to reconsider a 72 to 49 vote, with Speaker Cantwell delaying signing until the motion is resolved. The bill, already passed by the Senate, aims for final enactment this session. The same session also approved a telecom measure limiting party lines to ten phones for firms over 500 subscribers.
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Columbus
Mark McElroy
Cuyahoga
John F. Cantwell
Mahoning
House
Senate
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Ralph A. Winter
Medina
William M. Boyd
Winter
Ralph L. Humphrey
Rashtabula
Public Utilities Commission
Robert W. Reider
Ottawa
Henry W. Deming
Rglicking
Shoplifter Sentenced to Ohio Reformatory Terms
Harold Buglid Rusk of Newark, 31, pleaded guilty to two grand larceny indictments for shoplifting from Logan department stores on April 16. He began serving two concurrent terms yesterday at the Ohio Reformatory in Mansfield, escorted by Sheriff A. J. Waldron and Deputy Ed Dawley.
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Harold Buglid Rusk
Newark
Ohio Reformatory
Mansfield
A. J. Waldron
Ed Dawley
Rusk
Logan
Willoughby Plant Swept by Flames
Fire at the four acre Willoughby plant of Barium and Chemicals Inc. caused about 200000 dollars in damage. Flames from a drying tunnel spread rapidly to other buildings while 75 workers were at the site. all escaped injury.
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Cleveland
Barium & Chemicals, Inc
Willoughby
Frigidaire Cuts Prices Again On Refrigerators
Frigidaire division of General Motors announces a second price reduction within ten days on household refrigerators. General Manager M M Roberts says immediate cuts of five to ten dollars are in effect on four models, with thirteen other Frigidaire models cut ten to thirteen dollars ten days earlier. The move aligns with upcoming cost of living allowances for employees in June July and August.
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Dayton
General Motors
M. M. Roberts
Merger of Service Purchases Demanded
Senator Morse requests a merger of Army Navy and Air Force buying to close a loophole in the armed service unity bill. He would require joint procurement across branches and says real unity depends on combined purchases despite opposition from among committee members.
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Washington
Army
Navy
Air Force
Morse
R-Ore
Senate
Armed Service Committee
Soviet Railway Police Ordered Out of U.S. Zone in Berlin
In Berlin, U S Brig Gen Howley ordered Soviet controlled railway police to withdraw from all American sector stations by 7 P M local, after rioting left two dead. West Berlin officials and British French declined support for expulsion amid four power authority tensions over the system.
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Berlin
U. S
Frank L. Howley
Howley
West Berlin
U.S
Zoo
Berlin Zoo
West Kreuz
G E to lay off 40 at Warren Lamp Division
The Trumbull Lamp Division of General Electric Co. said rising stock inventories will force a layoff of 40 employes on June 6.
Connecticut Gives Up Acre of Land in Ohio
Connecticut relinquishes its acre in Jackson Township, Paulding County, Ohio. The legislature authorized the treasurer to convey the land and a former schoolhouse to Jackson Township, ending a 53 year old deal that conditioned return if used for non school purposes. Governor Bowles awaits signature.
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Connecticut
Ohio
Hartford
Conn
Jackson Township
Paulding County
Bowles
Joseph A. Adorno
General Assembly
Rubber Workers Fire President Buckmaster in 13-Board Decision
The CIO United Rubber Workers announce L. S. Buckmaster fired as international president after a trial by 13-member general executive board hearings in Potts Town and Philadelphia. H. R. Lloyd of Akron succeeds him as international president amid charges of malfeasance and rights deprivation.
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Philadelphia
CIO
United Rubber Workers Union
L. S. Buckmaster
Robert Cruden
Cruden
Buckmaster
URW
H. R. Lloyd
Akron
Lloyd
Robert Garber
Pottstown
Markets at a Glance Firm Wheat and Hogs Strong
Wheat firm on mill buying and nearby corn led by strength in the wheat market. Hogs steady to strong with a top price of 20.25, cattle steady to 0.50 higher at 28.00, oats closed weak, stocks and bonds lower with rails in supply.
Columbus Judge Rules City Income Taxes Legal
Judge Dana F. Reynolds of Franklin County Common Pleas upholds Columbus payroll income tax and rules a municipality may levy an income tax if the state has not pre empted the field. The case challenged by Fred Stockwell involved a 0.5 percent levy with about 3 million dollars annual revenue.
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Columbus
Ohio
Dana F. Reynolds
Franklin County Common Pleas
Fred Stockwell
United Steel Workers of America
CIO
Reynolds
U. S. Drops Meyers Perjury Charges
The government has dropped perjury charges against former Maj. Gen. Bennett E. Meyers. He remains jailed on a sentence for persuading another to commit perjury and faces income tax evasion charges. Parole eligibility arrives September 15.
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Washington
Bennett E. Meyers
Air Force
Bleriot Lamarre
Senate
Meyers
Army Air Force
Ohio
Lamarre
Committee Opens Three Way Red Probe
The House un American activities committee begins a three way investigation into communist activity with hearings on a new case. Two witnesses were called, not identified, as the panel studies reports that communists may use United Nations agencies to plant spies in the United States. The hearing started behind closed doors but may be opened to the public later.
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Washington
House un-American Activities Committee
United Nations
Fisherman Drowns Near Circleville
Arthur Quirk aged 35 from Springfield drowned during a fishing trip in Deer Creek ten miles southwest of Circleville.
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Circleville, O
Arthur Quirk
Springfield
Deer Creek
Circleville
Ford rejects union terms in 20 day strike dispute
Ford Motor Company announced it rejected the union proposal for arbitration of key strike issues and requested more meetings to seek an arbitration plan. In Paris, the justice ministry refused a special dispensation for Prince Aly Khan and Rita Hayworth to wed at the chateau, opting for a city hall ceremony in Vallauris on May 27 after waiving banns.
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FORD
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Paris
Ministry of Justice
Aly Khan
Rita Hayworth
Prince’s Chateau
Vallauris
Prince’s Riviera Chateau
Dr James Shaw Dies in Newark Osteopathic Physician
Dr James Pearl Shaw 36 formerly of Logan was found dead at his Newark home at 11 PM yesterday. He was born September 17 1912 in Logan and educated at Denison University and Philadelphia Osteopathic College class of 1935. He practiced in Logan with Dr Rauch then Newark for 12 years. Survivors include wife Adelaide Rochester Shaw two sons Joseph and James and sister Mrs Marie White of Logan. Funeral arrangements by Roberts Funeral Service Logan.
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James Pearl Shaw
Logan Osteopathic
Hudson Avenue
Newark
Dr. Shaw
Logan
Pearl and
Clara E. Kanode Shaw
Logan High School
Denison University
Philadelphia, Pa
Osteopathic College
C. F. Rauch
Newark Elks Lodge
East Main Street
Roberts Funeral Service
Adelaide Rochester Shaw
Joseph
James
Marie White
Former Editor Dies at 71 in Bellefontaine
Leroy Blessing, 71, former editor of the Bellefontaine Daily Index Republican from 1903 to 1920, died here yesterday in Bellefontaine Ohio.
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Bellefontaine, O
Leroy Blessing
Bellefontaine Daily Index Republican
Lake Logan to Fill in Hocking County in Weeks
Conservation Commissioner H A Buck Rider announced that water will be released into Lake Logan within two or three weeks after road work around the site is completed. The 1000 foot dam will raise water from Clear Fork Creek to form 404 acres with a spillway and fish trap, while a large parking area and picnic facilities are prepared. The project, costing about $100000, uses fishing license funds to provide free public fishing and related recreation under state supervision.
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Hocking County
Logan
H. A. (Buck) Rider
The
Daily News Today
Rider
Clear Fork Creek
State Conservation Division
Lake Logan
Dead Senator Carter Glass Cleared of War Fraud
The late U S Senator Carter Glass was cleared of war contract corruption after federal court in Richmond ruled in the tax evasion trial of W Clay Counts. Counts faced charges that he understated 1943 income by about 15800 dollars claiming payments to Glass or his representatives for aid in Washington.
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Richmond
United States
Carter Glass
Roanoke
W. Clay Counts
Counts
Senator Glass
Washington
Flag Day Proclaimed by Truman Urges Nation to Fly Colors
President Truman called on the public to display the national flag at homes on Flag Day June 14, urging patriotism and unity as the nation observes the occasion.
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Washington
Truman
Forrestal to Be Given Hero's Burial in Arlington Cemetery
James V. Forrestal, former secretary of defense, will receive a hero's burial in Arlington National Cemetery. President Truman and cabinet members will serve as pallbearers, with a 19 gun salute and taps at the lowering of the casket. The service follows his death by self harm at Bethesda Naval Hospital after a battle with overwork and a breakdown.
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Forrestal
Arlington Cemetery
Washington
James V. Forrestal
President Truman
Truman
Defense
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Memorial
Arlington National Cemetery
America
Johnson
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