India Expands Invasion of Hyderabad Captures Hamnabad
Indian parachute troops seized Hamnabad 84 miles from New Delhi as major push into Hyderabad begins. Aurangabad cantonment surrenders, tightening control in the northwest while Secunderabad and Hyderabad City face advancing forces from the east and south.
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New Delhi
India
Hyderabad
Hamnabad
Aurangabad
Defense Ministry
South Central
Karachi
Hyeri
Berar
Hospet
Secunderabad
Suriapet
Khammamet
Hyderabad City
Madras
Bezwada
Sholapur
Naldiug
Pakistan
Tension Mounts In Three Major Labor Disputes
The Nation faces strikes in oil and maritime sectors on the Pacific Coast and a two week trucking walkout in New York City. Violence erupted at Richmond California as police used tear gas and strikers hurled stones injuring bystanders. Army plans to move a backlog of cargo as longshoremen stall work. About 8,300 truckers idle while wage talks continue with employer groups offering 15 to 17.5 cents an hour.
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Pacific Coast
New York City
CIO Oil Workers
Richmond
Calif
AFL
Standard Oil
Policenun
San Francisco
Los Angeless
Harry Bridges
CIO
William O'Dwyer
AFL International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Arrests May Solve String of Burglaries in Cincinnati
Police in Cincinnati say two men James Reeves 29 and Claude Hendricks 35 admitted to 93 burglaries over 18 months. Arrested after a neighbor reported glass at a South Norwood drugstore, the pair reportedly kept a notebook with 89 entries including 20 in Norwood.
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Cincinnati
Charles Fritz
Norwood
James Reeves
Claude Hendricks
Lexington
South Norwood
Fritz
Meat Packers Sued In Federal Anti-trust Action
The Justice Department filed a civil anti trust suit against the big four meat packers Swift and Company Armour and Company the Cudahy Packing Company and Wilson and Company in federal court at Chicago The defendants are charged with restraint of competition in sale of meat and meat products and a pattern of illegal practices across the industry
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Washington
Justice Department
Swift and Company
Armour and Company
Cudahy Packing Company
Wilson and Company, Inc
Clark
Chicago
Wreck in Korea Kills 35 Yanks
In a crash near Seoul a fast Mokpo to Seoul passenger train hit a halted troop train killing 35 American soldiers and injuring 120 others including 80 U S troops Two Koreans also died Rescue workers cleared debris all night and the 35 bodies were sent to Seoul Witnesses said the train lacked headlights while the troop train had no rear lights.
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Seoul
Pusan
Fusan
Mokpo
Charles McCafferty
Chicago
Truman Endorses AFL Hotel Union For Re‑Election
President Truman won an endorsement yesterday from the third largest AFL affiliate the Hotel and Restaurant Employees and Bartenders International Union with about 400000 members backing his bid for reelection.
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Cincinnati
American Federation of Labor
International Union
Truman
Motorist Injured As Car Overturns In City Route Crash
Isaac S Dennison of New Straits ville Route 1 was injured Monday evening when his car overturned on State Route 75 near Route 312. He said a pipe in the road caused the loss of control. He was pinned briefly before residents freed him and suffered a facial cut. A section of guard railing was torn away. The crash occurred about 6 25 P M.
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Isaac S. Dennison
New Straitsville
Jack Waldron
Dennison
West School Patrol Looks to Third Accident Free Year
West School safety patrol begins for 1948 49 term with Miss Ben Ross in charge aiming for a third straight accident free year. Sixteen sixth graders serve at two intersections under Patrolman W B Winning and Police Chief Sol Ellinger supervision. Captain Raymond Deible leads the group with Roger Kuhn as lieutenant as seven patrols monitor pupils commuting to and from school.
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Ben Ross
Automobile Association of America
Sam Browne
The
Lancaster
Asile Clubway
W. BE
Sol Ellinger
Raymond Deible
Roger Kuhn
Roger Bray
Ronald Cable
Ronald Ellis
Donald A Philip Harbanger
Curtis Harvey
Lloyd Irr i Rutter
Joseph West
Malo
Tues
Italy's African colonies debated at United Nations
Paris reports the Big Four clashed over Italy's postwar empire in Africa. The United Nations Assembly will decide on Eritrea, Libya, and Somaliland, with Cirenaica proposed for British trusteeship and Tripolitania postponed for a year amid U.S. shifting support.
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Paris
Italy
Africa
United Nations
Russia
United States
Britain
France
United Nations Assembly
Eritrea
Libia
Somaliland
Washington
State Department
Bri
Cirenaica
U. N
Tripolitania
Subway Prank Triggers Uproar in New York Station
A prank by boys seizing moving handrails on a Lexington Avenue and 53rd Street escalator halted the unit injuring two women and several others. Two bus passengers were hospitalized after a collision nearby as police chased the youths who fled onto a departing train.
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New York
Lexington Avenue
53Rd Street
New Livestock Barn Built at Fairgrounds
A new hog and sheep barn 20 by 50 feet of tile blocks rises at the Logan fairgrounds to house exhibits for this year’s county fair which opens September 22. W H Mowrey presides over the Hocking County Agricultural Society with fair board members assisting. the old barn was razed and its materials reused.
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Logan Fairgrounds
Fair Board
W. H. Mowrey
Hocking County Agricultural Society
Moderate Weather Follows Cool Night in Logan and Hocking
Moderate late summer weather with cool nights and warm days prevailed in Logan and Hocking County. Thermometer readings dropped to 45 degrees Tuesday night and rose to 75 by noon today at the Way Garage.
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Logan
Hocking County
Way Garage
Restaurant Leased By Columbus Man
Clarence Sheets of Columbus has leased the Toot n Tell m restaurant at the U S Route 33 and State Route 664 intersection from owner Don Yates. Sheets, long affiliated with the Frecker restaurant chain, takes a five year lease and will relocate with his wife and two children to Logan when housing is available.
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Clarence Sheets
Columbus
Don Yates
Mr. Sheets
Yates
Logan
Prisoner Dies by Own Action in Federal Refectory
Chillicothe Ohio September report states Elmer Harry Elder 21 of McKees Rock Pennsylvania choked himself to death in his cell at the federal refetory yesterday. Warden L Clark Schilder reported the incident.
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Chillicothe, D
Elmer Harry Elder
McKees Rock
Federal
L. Clark Schilder
Berlin unrest: Allies clash over provocation claims
British officials rejected Russian accusations that British military police provoked anti communist riots at the Brandenburg Gate. The dispute follows a Kremlin meeting on the Berlin blockade as four powers pause talks. Western allies denounce Kotikov as untruthful while defending Berlin’s safety guarantees.
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Berlin
Britain
Brandenburg Gate
Alexander Kotikov
Provocateurs
Kotikov
Kremlin
Moscow
Germany
Moses Hite Dies At Home In Gore
Moses Hite ninety year old retired coal miner and farmer died at 10 30 A M Wednesday at his Gore home after a period of illness Funeral services set for 1 30 P M Saturday at the Gore EUB Church Rev Earl Miller to officiate burial in Gore Cemetery by Leonard Funeral Home Surviving are four daughters Estella Hicks Julia Emrick Gore Lucelia Rush Oreville Iva Van Atta near Logan three brothers Thomas Gore George New Straitsville Henry Hopedale O and one sister Mary Kennedy Union Furnace His wife died more than two years ago.
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Moses Hite
Gore
Gore Eub
Earl Miller
Leonard Funeral Home
Estella Hicks
Julia Emrick
Lucelia Rush
Oreville
Iva van Atta
Logan
Thomas
George
New Straitsville
Henry
Hopedale
Mary Kennedy
Union Furnace
Markets At A Glance Mix Steady Rails Bonds Wheat Corn
Stocks irregular with rails steady. Bonds steady as rate improvements appear. Wheat steady with light trade. Corn September weak with cash prices down. Oats steady in light dealings. Hogs steady to strong with top at 29.60. Cattle unevenly strong to 50 cents lower, top 41.60.
Democrats Outline Campaign Strategy in Ohio Meeting
Ohio Democrats plan heavy campaigning on state aid for cities as the party gathers for its Columbus convention. Michael V. DiSalle of Toledo becomes temporary chairman of the resolutions and platform committee, with Thomas A. Burke of Cleveland delivering the opening keynote and serving as temporary convention chair. Burke is allied with Frank J. Lausche, the party's gubernatorial nominee.
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Columbus
Ohio
DiSalle
Burke
Cleveland
Frank J. Lausche
Steer Tops Preble County Fair Auction
A 955 pound black Polled Angus steer owned by Charles Sisson of Eaton sold for 41 cents a pound at the 4-H club auction during the Preble County Fair yesterday.
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Eaton
Charles Sisson
Preble
Family Testimony Highlights Mental State in Triple Slaying Trial
In Mansfield Ohio on September 15 Robert Murr Daniels faced trial for shooting a man, his wife, and child. His mother and brother testified that Daniels behaved strangely after childhood accidents, aiming to prove he was insane at the time of the Niebel killings.
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Esther Flack
Daniels
American Officer Says He Walked Through Iron Curtain
U S Air Force officer Capt Kenneth W Slaker of Lincoln Nebraska and Lt Clarence Steber of Mobile Alabama parachuted from a C 47 on a food flight to Berlin after engine trouble. Slaker claimed he walked through the Soviet zone past at least 250 soldiers and was not challenged by any. Steber was returned to the U S after being turned over by Russians.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
Berlin
Kenneth W. Slaker
Lincoln
Neb
Slaker
Clarence Steber
Mobile
Ala
Steber
Lin
High Air- St
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Meat Packers
Korea
West School Safety Patrol
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Jean General
Western Berlin
Frank Howley
U. S
E. O. Herbert
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Lillian Simms
Clarence Daniels
Theodore Lutz
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