Troops Held Ready as Dayton Strife Ebbs at Univis Plant
In Dayton Ohio disorder at the Univis Co plant subsided after street clashes between pickets and workers seeking to return to work. Gov. Thomas J. Herbert planned meetings with city officials and union leaders while observers were added. The plant closes Saturday and Sunday with potential troop deployment Monday if needed. Police and deputy sheriffs restored order as several hundred employees returned to work under protection. No casualties reported and arrests included Herbert Hirschberg of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
A.P
Thomas J. Herbert
Univis Co
Louis Lohrey
Columbus
Lohrey
Herbert
Adj
Chester W. Goble
Richard Graham
Russell McClure
Rudolph Wurstner
Herbert Hirschberg
Cleveland
United Electrical Workers
C. I
Kentucky
Truman rails Congress as inflation brake urged
Treasury Secretary Snyder tells the Senate banking committee he favors using price controls only in emergencies and backs a 10 percent rise in bank reserves to constrain lending. He avoids a castor oil analogy while hog prices surge to 31 dollars per hundredweight in Chicago.
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Washington
A.P
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Congress
Senate Banking Committee
Truman
Federal Reserve Board
Tobey
R.N. H
Chicago
Sen
Buck
R.-Del
Secretary of Agriculture
Willis Robertson
D.va
Virginia
Robertson
President Truman cites anti inflation laws amid Capitol clash
President Truman pressed Congress for new anti inflation laws to forestall business collapse. Senate conflict erupted with Senator Taft accusing Truman of political brinksmanship, while aides urged controls on installment buying and expanded Federal Reserve powers. House committee hearings heated as Monroney demanded a Republican plan and Dewey’s personal briefing floated.
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Washington
A.P
Truman
Congress
Sen
Taft
Ohio
Senate
Capitol
Ign ‘Lence
Treasury
Snyder
Senate Banking Committee
Federal Reserve Board
Interocean Canal Plan Reported
Foreign Minister Eduardo Zuleta Angel said a statement may follow on a reported U S plan for a new interocean canal through Colombia. A source close to the President's office cited the Atrato River option, near the Gulf of Darien in northwestern Colombia, about 250 miles from the Panama Canal.
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Bogota
Colombia
Eduardo Zuleta Angel
United States
Gulf of Darien
Gulf of Araba
Gulf
Caribbean
Panama Canal
Condemnation Proceeding Filed for New School
A condemnation action has been filed to acquire land for a new school. The process proceeds as part of a planned construction project announced in local notices.
Local Newspaper Page Index
A paged index lists sections such as Bridge Comics Editorial Markets Local News pitching horseshoes radio shipping tables and sports pages with page designations for A-11 B-6 A-11 A-10 B-8 B-1 A-10 A-11 B-2 A-13 A-14 A-15 B-7 B-2 B-3 B-3.
Cochran Ties Olympic 400m Hurdles Record at London
Roy Cochran of Los Angeles Athletic Club and Long Beach Calif tied the Olympic record of 51.9 seconds in the 400 meter hurdles at the 1948 Games as Mel Patton and Barney Ewell posted 700 meter trial wins. U S stars led prelims in track events before 65,000 spectators at Wembley.
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Lympic Stadium
Wembley
England
Roy Cochran
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Long Beach
Calif
University of Southern California
R. Larsson
Sweden
Glenn Hardin
United States
California
Mel Patton
Barney Ewell
Patton
U. S
Max Whitfield
Ohio State
Whitfield
I. Bengtsson
Aard
E. MacDonald Bailey
Trinidad
John Treloar
Australia
Vern McGrew
Rice
George Stanich
Dwight Eddleman
Illinois
McGrew
Farben Leaders Convicted at War Crimes Trial
Thirteen I G Farben directors were convicted of war crimes in Nuremberg and sentenced to jail terms from 18 months to six years. Judge Paul M. Herbert urged harsher outcomes, while several defendants were acquitted of planning aggressive war and 24 directors had faced trial.
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Mernberg
Germany
I. G. Farben Chemical Trust
Paul M. Herbert
Baton Rouge
Farben
Herbert
Curtis G. Shake
Vincennes
Ind
James Morris
Bismark
N. C
Clarence F. Merrell
Indianapolis
Carl Krauch
Herman Schmitz
Farben Board of
Fritz Ter Meer
Otto Ambros
Heinrich Buetefisch
Walter Duerrfeld
Jet Takes Off for Oklahoma in Storm Delay
A four-jet B-45 bomber flew from Muroc California to Tinker Field Oklahoma City in about 2 1/2 hours. Pilot Capt. J E Wolfe said storms forced deviations along the 1140 mile route.
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Oklahoma City
Muroc
Calif
Air Force Base
Tinker Field
J. E. Wolfe
Hone Bee Salvaged After Practice Torpedo Incident
The fishing boat Honey Bee was towed to port by the submarine Greenlet after a practice torpedo fired during Navy maneuvers struck and nearly sank her. The three crew members were rescued by another fishing vessel.
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San Diego
Honey Bee
11Th Naval District
Navy
Greenlet
Two Miners Die in Edgewater Mine Blast
Birmingham dispatch says a blast at Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad Edgewater mine killed two miners and injured at least 13. Company officials report unverified at-scene death toll of two with additional injuries from the incident.
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Birmingham
Ala
Tennessee Coal, Iron & Railroad Co
Edgewater
Santa Ana Lad Hit Run Victim
Santa Ana reports Arthur Lobo nine killed in a hit and run at 2 25 am near First and Olive Streets as he headed to a newspaper route rendezvous. Leo Granados fourteen said the eastbound coupe struck Lobo knocked him into a parked car and the driver fled. The car described as a fenderless coupe. Lobo died from a skull fracture and internal injuries. Body at McCormick Mortuary Fullerton awaiting inquest.
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Santa Ana
Arthur Lobo
First St
First and
Olive Sts
Leo Granados
McCormick Mortuary
Fullerton
Russians Renew Threat to Tie Up Berlin Air Lanes
Berlin faced renewed threats as Moscow warned of possible closure of air corridors to the blockaded city. Berlin officials called the Russian blockade a crime against humanity as Western diplomats weighed a future Soviet crisis meeting in Paris.
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Berlin
Moscow
Paris
Molotov
U. S
Boy Slayer of Mother Starts Life Sentence
Gordon Fisher Jr., a 16 year old farm boy from Waupun, Wisconsin, began a life term in Waupun State Prison for killing his mother. He pleaded guilty to first degree murder in Oshkosh Municipal Court, making him one of Wisconsin’s youngest homicide defendants.
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Waupon
Wis
Gordon Fisher Jr
Waupun State Prison
Wisconsin
Oshkosh
Fifteen Greeks Executed for Aiding Rebels
In Athens on July 29 a Greek military tribunal sentenced fifteen persons including six women to death for aiding and harboring Communist guerrillas. The executions occurred in Lamia.
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Athens
Lamia
Republicans Plan Delay Tactics in Anti-Poll Tax Fight
In Washington the GOP plots a cloture challenge to end the southern filibuster of the anti-poll tax bill. Dixie Democrats carry debate into a second day while Republicans forecast a delay strategy aiming to force a vote, amid questions of constitutional authority and Senate precedent.
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Ashington
Dixie Democrats
Congress
Truman
Senate
Sen. Vandenberg
R.-Mich
Chamber
Andenberg
Taft-Ellender-Wagner Housing Bill Seen Doomed
Washington July 30 The Taft Ellender Wagner long range housing bill with government low rent housing and slums clearance is seen as doomed along with President Truman s price control anti inflation program says Wolcott chairman of the House banking committee He calls the federal low rent housing and slums clearance features socialistic Taft a principal sponsor in the Senate
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Paul Porter
OPA
House Banking Committee
Rep. Monroney
D. Okla
Thomas E. Dewey
Congress
Monroney
Truman
Walcott
Dewey
Henry Wallace
Taft
Senate
Taft-Ellender- Wagner
House
Wolcott
Washington
R.-Mich
Sen. Taft
Ohio
Hungary Chief Resigns and Traitor Minister Jailed
President Zoltan Tildy resigns as Hungary faces a Communist led crisis. Viktor Csornoky, minister to Egypt and son in law of Tildy, is jailed on espionage treason charges. Arpad Szabasi may succeed as the council debates a successor while Csornoky remains under arrest. Tildy had led postwar Hungary since February 1946 after previously serving as premier.
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Budapest
Hungary
Zoltan Tildy
Egypt
Victor Csornoky
Tildy
Csornoky
Cairo
Council of Ministers
Arpad Szakasiis
Unified Labor Party
Smallholders Party
Climber on stilts scales Mount Fuji in six hours
Teruichi Hanazawa aged 40 climbed Mount Fuji using bamboo stilts. He reached the 12,000 foot summit in six hours, wiped his brow, and said that arms tire more than legs on stilts.
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Tokyo
Teruichi Hanazawa
Mount
Fuji
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North St. Paul
Minn
University Hospital
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Faye Leinberg
Mason Sullivan
Interocean Canal Plan Reported
Israel
Palestine
Danube
Atomic Energy Plant
Georg von Schnitzler
Ernest Buergin
Paul Haefliger
Max Ilgner
Freidrich Jaehne
Heinrich Oster
Hans Kugler
Oklahoma
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