Russia Attacks Little Assembly as Illegal U.N. Body
At the United Nations Paris, Soviet delegate Jacob Malik denounced the Little Assembly as illegal and urged its agenda items on Korea independence, veto limits, and permanent status be dropped. He also opposed a Balkans report and a plan to admit nations with seven Security Council votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Russia
U. N. Little Assembly
Security Council
Jacob Malik
United Nations Assembly
Malik
Balkans Commission
Greece
U. N
Italy
Austria
Finland
Eire
Poland
Funeral services for Pvt James Ebert held Sunday
Funeral services for Pvt James Edward Ebert of near Laurelville, killed in action in Italy on December 31 1943, were set for Sunday at 2 PM in Haynes Methodist Church south of Laurelville with burial at Karshner Cemetery. Military rites by Laurelville Post 422. He was the son of Ralph and Martha Feyd Ebert and survived by grandparents five brothers and three sisters. Friends may call Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Edward Ebert
Laurelville
Italy
Haynes Methodist Church
Rev. H. Frazier
Ebert
Ralph
Martha Feyd Ebert
Ken Ebert
Conrad Feyh
Columbus
Clarence
South Bloomingville
Robert
George
Samuel
David
Esther Brown
Lancaster
Mary
Ruth
Reward Offered for Bernadotte Slayers
Israel offers 20000 dollars for information leading to the arrest of Count Folke Bernadotte's assassins Prime Minister David Ben Gurion announced to the legislative assembly stating the government has seized all Stern bases and arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tel Aviv
Israel
Folke Bernadotte
David Ben Gurion
Legislative Assembly
Hocking County Fair Schedule Seeks Nightly Events
The Hocking County Fair lists County Day on Friday September 24 with WLW Midwestern Hayride at 7 30 P M and a second hayride at 9 30 P M. Saturday September 25 features a horse pulling contest at 9 30 A M livestock parade at 1 00 P M Al Jones Rodeo at 1 30 P M and 9 00 P M with fireworks at 10 30 P M and a band contest at 7 30 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLW
al Jones
Argentina Says Plot To Kill Peron Foiled By Authorities
Government says 12 people including three priests were arrested in an alleged plot led by American John Griffith to assassinate President Juan Peron and Eva Peron. Police planned to extradite Griffith from Uruguay. Plot aimed to target the couple after leaving the Colon Theater on October 12.
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Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Eva
John Griffith
U. S
Arturo Bertollo
Griffith
Uruguay
Cypriano Reyes
Peron
Colon Theater
Sotacament
Watetana
National Penitentiary
Oscar Palma Beltran
Argentina
University of Southern
California
Cyrus E Hansley, 64, Logan native, dies of heart attack
Cyrus Edward Hansley, 64, longtime Chesapeake & Ohio railroad employee and later courthouse custodian, died at 5 30 P M Thursday at his home in Logan after a heart attack. He worked for C O for 40 years since 1907 and was a mechanic's helper at the roundhouse. He was a member of the Methodist Church and Logan Knights of Pythias. Funeral at 2 P M Monday at his residence with Dr R B Wilson. burial at Oak Grove Cemetery by Heinlein Funeral Service. Survivors include wife Edith, daughters Jeannette Carney of Columbus and Ruth McGlothin of Union Furnace, three grandchildren, and brothers Lloyd and Lou of Logan.
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Cyrus Edward Hansley
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Gallagher Avenue
Logan
Mr. Hansley
Roundhouse
Hocking County
Hansley
Methodist Church
Logan Knights of Pythias Lodge
R. B. Wilson
Oak Grove Cemetery
Heinlein
Edith
Jeannette Carney
Columbus
Ruth McGlothin
Union Furnace
Lloyd
Near Logan
Lou
Innocent Plea in Axis Sally Treason Case
Mildred E. Gillars pleaded innocent to a treason charge linked to Axis Sally wartime broadcasts. She was held without bail for a November 15 trial. attorney James Laughlin questioned the date and proposed January 21, noting President Truman would leave office before then. Gillars, 48, listened as the indictment was read.
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Washington
Mildred E. Gillars
James J. Laughlin
Mathew F. McGuire
Truman
Laughlin
Miss Gillars
Barber Keeps 15 Cent Haircut In Busy Ohio Town
In Marietta Ohio near Lowell, William Ray runs the town's sole barber shop with an old wooden chair. He charges 15 cents for a haircut and 10 cents for a shave, saying he is too busy to raise prices. Ray works daily from 7 AM to 9 PM except Sundays, clipping about 300 heads weekly while locals wait and browse his owl and coin collection.
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Marietta, O
United States
Lowell
William Ray
Ray
Draft of Doctors Being Considered
Seattle report says an armed forces medical committee considers drafting doctors dentists and nurses due to acute shortages. The panel favors ordering Army and Navy medical graduates to active duty rather than reserves, after Congress rejected a broad draft for ages up to 45. Rear Adm. Joel T. Boone notes voluntary numbers are insufficient.
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Seattle
Armed Forces Committee On
Pacific
Defense
Forrestal
Army and Navy
Joel T. Boone
Congress
Village Exalts In Dam Site Choice
Mount Morris New York welcomes the dam project with signs declaring Mount Morris as the best town by a dam site and proud of the coming water works shaping the village's future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Morris
N. Y
Three Directors Of Fair Board Named Thursday
Three members of the Hocking County Agricultural Society board were elected at Thursday’s session of the county fair at Logan fairgrounds. Arlie Brimner and Marion Beery were re-elected, Henry Hoover of Rockbridge was elected to replace John Carrel for a three year term. New officers will be chosen at the January reorganizational meeting. Judging in open class began Thursday morning and continued through Friday with calf roping results, saddle horse shows, pony classes, and Friday’s Hocking County Day. Attendance reached about 1,500 despite cold weather.
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Hocking County Agricultural Society
Logan Fairgrounds
Arlie Brimner
Marion Beery
Henry Hoover
Rockbridge
John Carrel
Bill Alberry
John Yates, Jr
Jack Mathias
Cecil Moore
Leroy Tucker
Lawrence Carpenter
Lewis Brown
Bill North
Jay B. Wagoner
Russell Floyd
Haydenville Band
Fireworks
Marilyn Saxton
Jerry Shaw
H. M. Boocks
Jayne Ann Shriner
Lethia Starr Boocks
Kay Cannon
Judy Schultheis
Jayne Anne Shriner
Carol Mangle
Hocking County
Worthington Park
WLW
Hurricane Battering Cuba Florida Spurs Offshore Shipping Warning
A powerful hurricane advancing northeastward menaces shipping off the eastern coast. Winds hit 75 miles per hour with a 50 mile radius, as Florida faces debris cleanup and three deaths in Greater Miami. Damage to crops and property tops 25 million dollars, with Key West and the Florida Keys hardest hit as vessels sink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Florida
Key West
Florida Keys
Keys
Marriage Based On Love Alone Is Doomed Says Priest
Rev. Daniel A. Lord of St. Louis told a Toronto audience that marriages based on love alone fail. He proposed a four M formula of mind money manners morals and warned against cruel language toward spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Daniel A. Lord
St. Louis
Father Lord
Railroads Seek Eight Percent Increase in Freight Rates
Chicago dispatch reports railroads will request an eight percent rise in most freight rates. It would be the sixth postwar rate increase, potentially lifting the annual freight bill by hundreds of millions if approved by the Interstate Commerce Commission. No official carrier estimate was provided. The ICC has pegged postwar boosts at about 40 percent, with variations by commodity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Seeding from Air Slated at Second Frontier
Rio Grande College hosts a 300 acre soil conservation show titled Second Frontier with 600 students and GI trainees using new tools to restore a depleted farm to pasture. Drainage, lime, and timber work highlight the event drawing crowds up to 50 000. Forestry efforts showcase tree planting and sustainable harvesting.
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Rio Grande
Second Frontier
Rio Grande College
Sceeties
State Draft Appeal Board Is Appointed
Ohio's peacetime draft appeal board was announced by Selective Service Director Chester W. Goble. Members include Dr. H. M. Platter representing medicine, John T. Brown for agriculture, Earl C. Shively for law, Thomas J. Donnelly for labor, and Herbert Lape Jr. for industry. The board was named by President Truman on governor Herbert and Ohio Supreme Court recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Selective Service
Chester W. Goble
H. M. Platter
State Medical Board
John T. Brown
Irwin
Agriculture
Earl C. Shively
Thomas J. Donnelly
Ohio Federation of Labor
Labor
Herbert Lape, Jr
Columbus Shoe Manufacturer
Truman
Thomas J. Herbert
Ohio Supreme Court
Accused Motorist Faints In Court Then Fines Set
In Youngstown Ohio a West Virginia driver Carl J. Phillips fainted when told a possible $500 fine and six months in jail. After revival the judge reduced the penalty to $50 and 16 days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
West Virginia
Carl J. Phillips
Parsons
W. Va
Robert B. Nevin
Herbert Gets Full GOP Aid in Ohio Campaign
Ohio Republicans rally to Gov. Thomas J. Herbert as their campaign platform lauds his leadership. California Gov. Earl Warren urged Ohio voters to back the GOP ticket. The party vows to continue its Ohio policies if returned to power and backs fair employment legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Thomas J. Herbert
Herbert
Frank J. Lausche
California
Earl Warren
Washington
Warren
Aluminum Company Faces U S Suit over Monopolies
The Justice Department filed a court action to force the Aluminum Company of America to reduce its power and size. Attorney General Tom Clark said the case, in U S district court in New York City, aims to carry out the 1945 monopoly judgment by compelling Alcoa to shed plants and properties to restore competitive conditions in the aluminum industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Justice Department
Aluminum Company of America
Tom Clark
U.S. District Court
New York City
Alcoa
Drowned Fisherman Found in Scioto River
The body of Elmer Reece Campbell, 49, a fisherman, was found floating in the Scioto River three miles south of here yesterday by two boys, Frank Blakeman Jr and James Casto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Elmer Reece Campbell
Scioto River
Here
Frank Blakeman, Jr
James Casto
Berlin Air Corridor Fears Persist As Fire Practice Proceeds
In Berlin the Russians planned dangerous anti aircraft fire in the American British airlift corridor while the airlift to blockaded Berlin continued. The U S Military Government banned Soviet sponsored publications in the American zone in retaliation for Soviet actions. Capt V H Gookin reported the Russians would conduct air to ground practice and possibly bombing drills along the corridor. The United States protested the Yak fighter near a transport carrying 30 to Frankfurt and Moscow talks touch on free information exchange.
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Berlin
U.S
Germany
V. H. Gookin
Quincey
Mass
Dolle Airport
Gookin
Frankfurt
Moscow
George P. Hays
Hays
Attempt on Life of Tito Reported
An unconfirmed Trieste agency report claims an unsuccessful attempt targeted Yugoslav Premier Marshal Tito two weeks earlier. It says partisans mined a bridge on the Dalmatian coast but explosives were found before he crossed.
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Rome
Trieste
Marshal Tito
Tito
Actress Reports Theft of Jewelry in New York
Movie actress Gene Tierney reported last night that jewelry worth 15300 dollars had been stolen from her apartment just off New York. The missing items include pieces associated with designer N Oleg Cassini. Police investigation underway and no arrests announced.
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New York
Gene Tierney
Oleg Cassini
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el Pais
Cyrus E. Hansley
Fair Board
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Weather Bureau
Bermuda
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Virginia
Alfred C. Hall
Draft Appeal Board
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