A-bomb plants barred unions with communist ties
The government barred atomic plants from unions whose leaders refuse non communist oaths under Taft Hartley. CIO United Electrical Workers and CIO United Public Workers singled out. Other unions face certification hurdles via the NLRB. Additional items include loyalty board rulings, Truman’s anti communism remarks, and a Thomas committee probe.
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Washington
Moscow
Atomic Energy Commission
CIO
National Labor Relations Board
Oak Ridge
Soviet Fighters Again Menace Airlift Planes
Soviet fighter planes buzzed two American supply aircraft in the Berlin air corridor as the United States lodged a formal protest. The incident highlights tensions over four power rules for the Berlin airlift and demilitarization.
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Berlin
U. S
Vincent H. Gookin
Quincy
Mass
Germany
Potsdam
Dena
Gotha
Saxony
Fourteen Section Hands Injured in Ohio Truck Crash
Fourteen members of a New York Central railroad section gang were injured when two trucks collided on Route 63 near Monroe Ohio. The truck carrying the section hands overturned after colliding with a tractor trailer loaded with rice, according to state highway patrol.
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Middletown
New York Central Railroad
Monroe
State Highway Patrol
Cpl. D. M.,mahoney
Motorist Russell Fulton Drowns In Newark Car Wreck
Russell Earl Fulton aged 62 was found drowned in his half submerged automobile in the south fork of the Licking River near Newark. He apparently lost control on a hill and plunged into the stream yesterday.
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Newark
Russell Earl Fulton
South Fork of the Licking
Ohio Polio Count Reaches 871, Seven New Cases
Columbus report shows Ohio polio total now 871 with seven new cases. last year at a similar point the total was 921.
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Ohio
Columbus
State Health Department
Segregation Banned in Oklahoma City College Case
A three judge federal court held college segregation restrictions in Oklahoma unconstitutional. G W McLaurin of Oklahoma City, a retired Black professor, won the injunction seeking admission to the University of Oklahoma to complete work on a doctoral degree in education. officials admitted denial was due to race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklomahoma City
Oklahoma
University of Oklahoma
G. W. McLaurin
Oklahoma City
McLaurin
Have Fun Students Says General Eisenhower At Assembly
Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower, president of Columbia University, told over 1,200 students that students should have fun. He said a day without fun is unnecessary and un-Christian, urging students to be true to themselves.
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New York
Gen
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Columbia University
Uproar Fails To Mar Repose Of Tired Farmer
In St Charles Illinois farmer Maurice Reynolo slept through a night blast as his silo exploded destroying the roof and walls. The silo fell onto the barn which collapsed onto the feed shed and windmill, finally bringing down the implement shed. Reynolo blamed silage gas and said he heard a slight noise but did not investigate.
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ST. Charles
Maurice Reynole
Reynolo
Extradition Hearing Delayed For Roy Hardy
A hearing on Tennessee's bid to return Roy Hardy of Akron to finish a prison term was postponed to November 9. Governor Herbert's secretary said all extradition hearings were pushed back due to a leave of absence for campaign work.
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Columbus
Tennessee
Roy Hardy
Akron
Thomas J. Herbert
Robert L. Ratchford
Ratchford
John Robert Jones
Williams Resigns City Loan Manager Post
G. L. (Doc) Williams resigns after years as manager of the Logan City Loan Co. office to become a salesman for Tansky Motors, Inc., of Logan. Previously he worked in the collection department.
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G. L
Doc) Williams
Logan
City Loan Co
Tansky Motors, Inc
City
Wilson
Dewey Plans Foreign Policy Stance at Salt Lake City Rally
Governor Thomas E. Dewey pledged to outline his up to date foreign policy ideas in Salt Lake City as campaign aides warn the speech may be revised after talks with John Foster Dulles in Paris. Dulles and Arthur Vandenberg relay daily dispatches on Berlin crisis shaping the Republican platform.
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Dewey
Great Falls
Mont
Thomas E. Dewey
Salt Lake City
John Foster Dulles
United Nations
Paris
al Dulles
Arthur Vandenberg
Mich
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Vandenberg
Yalta
Potsdam
Berlin
Dulles
New York
Mrs Ellen Wiram Dies At 59 In Columbus Area
Ellen Wiram 59 died Tuesday at her daughter Mrs Hubert Ours home on Logan Route 4 after illness. Survived by son Joseph G Wiram Michigan two brothers John and Lawrence B Combs four sisters Anna Conn Ida Conn Minnie Allen and Rhea Weaver all of Zanesville and three granddaughters Jo Ann Helen Janice Naomi Jean Ours. Services 1 PM Thursday at Grimes and Davidson Funeral Home Columbus. Burial Riverside Cemetery Columbus.
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Ellen Wiram
Hubert Ours
Logan
Columbus
Joseph G. Wiram
Michigan
John
Lawrence B. Combs
Anna Conn
Ida Conn
Minnie Allen
Rhea Weaver
Zanesville
Jo-Ann
Helen Janice
Naomi Jean Ours
Grimes and Davidson Funeral Home
Riverside Cemetery
Iraq to follow Egypt on recognition of Palestine government
Iraqi premier Muzahim al Pachachi, speaking in Cairo, said Iraq will follow Egypt's policy toward recognizing the new Palestine Arab government. The remark was made on Sept 28 as Iraq aligns its stance with Egypt.
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Public Workers Union
Congress
Commission
U.K
Cairo
Egypt
Iraq
Muzahim al Pachachi
Germans Flee From Forced Labor Train Near Berlin
About 25 Germans conscripted for uranium mine work in the Soviet zone escaped last night as their train moved through the British sector. West Berlin police hold the fugitives for interrogation while British authorities probe the incident. 52 were aboard, roughly half fled near the Zoological Garden.
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Berlin
Saxony
West Berlin
Zoological Garden
Highway Traffic Check In Logan And Hocking Counties
The Marietta division of the state highway department conducts a traffic check in Logan and Hocking counties. Electric counters on nearly all state highways record car numbers. Results help determine which highways carry the heaviest traffic.
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Logan
Hocking County
Marietta
State Highway Department
Foxhunter Killed in Cleveland Fox Hunt Death
William B. Lawson, 64, president and treasurer of Ferro Chemical Corp., died after being thrown from a horse while fox hunting yesterday in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
William B. Lawson
Ferro Chemical Corp
Southworth Clan Sticks Together On Series Ducats
Boston Braves manager Billy Southworth accepted a request for a World Series ticket from a one year old, William G. Southworth of Salem Ohio. The infant’s picture accompanied the money order claim, and Southworth ordered a ticket once payment arrives. Bill Southworth hails from Sunbury Ohio.
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Southworth Clan
Boston
Southworths
Boston Braves
William G. Southworth
Salem
Billy
Billy Southworth
Braves
Southworth
Bill
Sunbury
Prominent Ohio Democrat W. Burr Gongwer Dies at 73
W. Burr Gongwer, 73, former Democratic party leader in Ohio, died suddenly at his home. He once headed Cuyahoga County Democratic organization from 1924, battled Cleveland mayor Ray T. Miller, and served as collector of customs 1915 to 1921. He later was Newton D. Baker’s aide and headed Metzger-Gongwer-Metzger Inc., an insurance and surety bond firm.
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Cleveland
W. Burr Gongwer
Ray T. Miller
Gongwer
Cuyahoga County
Newton D. Baker
Metzger-Gongwer-Metzger, Inc
Seven RAAF airmen die in Catalina crash at Lord Howe Island
Royal Australian Air Force reports seven airmen killed when a Catalina flying boat attempted an emergency landing at Lord Howe Island near Sydney. The crash occurred last night during the approach to the island.
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Melbourne
Australia
Royal Australian Air Force
Lord Howe Island
Sidney
Five Month Old Gary Wilburn Receives Free Funeral
A five month old infant Gary Wilburn died of a rare infantile tuberculosis. His mother Virginia died of tuberculosis after Gary’s birth. The father is missing. Welfare officials arranged a free funeral with donated casket vault and burial lot. The Child Welfare Board organized the arrangements despite limited funds.
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Columbus
Gary Wilburn
Gary
Madison County
Plain City
Virginia
Tredan
Children’s Hospital
Springfield
Child Welfare Board
Thiere
Bill Feil
Advert Casket Co
Eastlawn
Arrests Mount In Lancaster Gambling Meat Probe
Lancaster Ohio September 29 Twenty four persons arrested on indictments from Fairfield County grand jury probing gambling and disposal of stolen meat Three arrests yesterday include Russell Cash 48 real estate broker Lancaster charged with buying and receiving stolen meat worth 200 January 17 1948 John L Johnson restaurant owner and Lancaster Chamber of Commerce president previously arrested William Loving 55 Hooker groceryman charged with exhibiting a slot machine May 17 1948 and Joseph M Saylor 84 Waterloo groceryman charged with exhibiting a slot machine Sheriff Harley Highley would not say if warrants remain outstanding
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Lancaster, O
Fairfield County
Russell Cash
Lancaster
John L. Johnson
Lancaster Chamber of Commerce
William Loving
Hooker
Joseph M. Saylor
Waterloo
Cars Collide at Intersection Injuring No One
Police report two cars collided at the Spring and Front streets intersection. Raymond Graff of Lancaster drove south on Spring while Evelyn Bowen of Creole headed west on Front. Bowen cited for reckless driving. both vehicles damaged.
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Spring
Front Streets
Raymond Graff
Lancaster
Spring Street
Evelyn Bowen
Creole
Front Street
Sol Ellinger
Bowen
Butter Prices Hit Postwar Low Mark
Butter sold in Columbus Ohio today at the lowest price since World War II with wholesale prices cut four cents to 67 cents per pound.
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Columbus
Markets at a Glance Prompt Climb Across Sectors
Stocks rise with oils and rails advancing while bonds hold steady. Wheat mixed with July contract higher, corn soft, oats offered easily, soybeans firm on light country demand. Hog futures uneven with losses up to 75 cents, top near 29. Cattle uneven and mostly steady to 50 cents higher, top around 41.
Western powers accuse Soviet bloc over Berlin crisis at UN
Paris dispatch reports United States Britain and France accuse the Soviet Union before the United Nations of blocking Berlin and threatening German economic ruin on the Munich Pact anniversary. The three governments say they sought direct discussion with Moscow and urge calm while warning against unilateral WSSR transport restrictions.
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Paris
United States
Britain
France
Russia
United Nations
Berlin
Germany
U. N
Soviet Union
Fair Weather Across U S With 70s In Most Areas
Chicago Sept 29 Fair weather dominated the nation with temperatures in the 70s and many areas seeing clear skies. Rain clouds crossed the southeast and moved into portions of the Midwest with showers reported in Ohio Missouri Indiana and Illinois while light rain fell in the southern Rockies. The Plains saw readings above 80 yesterday though most places stayed in the 70s.
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Chicago
Midwest
Ohio
Missouri
Indiana
Illinois
Rockies
Plains
Bond Issue Vote Set For New Columbiana Jail
Columbiana County grand jury urges voters to approve November 2 a 230000 bond to build a county jail in Lisbon. Prisons currently housed in Meppopolisinglee jail at Youngs.
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Lisbon
Columbiana County Grand Jury
Inglee
Youngs
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Manitoba
Canada
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Pas
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Uvalde
Tex
John Nance Garner
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Williams
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