U S and Soviet Officials To Meet Over Berlin Blockade
United States delivers note seeking a formal statement on lifting the Berlin blockade and conditions. American and Russian representatives plan a new meeting in New York at the Soviet delegation headquarters to continue talks led by Philip C. Jessup and J Malik. A news conference at Lake Success may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Berlin
U. S
United Nations
Philip C. Jessup
U.S
J Malik
Lake Success
Chiang Appeals for Government Support in China
Chiang Kai-shek urged Chinese to back the war against Communism as they did in eight years of conflict with Japan. In Shanghai he spoke as Kuomintang director general amid talk he may return to lead Nationalists. Reports said Communist forces seized Soochow while Nationalists claimed to hold key rail hubs and prepared delaying actions near Waitangwan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Chiang Kai-Shek
Janan
Chikow
Li Tsung- Jen
Chiang
Kuomintang (Government
Soochow
Kunshan
Hangchow
Soo- Chow
Nanking
Nanking - Shanghai
Match
Yangtze
Changsha
Shanghai - Hangchow
Waitangwan Village
Marines Fear Unification Could End the Corps
The Navy Secretary protests unification efforts may dissolve the Marine Corps and move Naval aviation elsewhere. Army Secretary Royall floated absorbing Marines into the Army, alarming Marines as Senate testimony suggests possible merger of forces.
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Washington
Secretary of the Navy
John L. Sullivan
Etary of
Defense
Marine Corps
Army
Kenneth C. Royall
Senate Armed Forces Committee
Secretary of Defense
Royall
Hamilton woman wins 5000 in auto collision suit
Karen Bolan of Hamilton Ohio was awarded 5000 by a Hamilton County Common Pleas Court jury in a 10000 personal injury suit against Alma and Lester Richter of Cincinnati. She alleged injuries from an auto crash on September 28 1946 when the defendants struck a car she rode in.
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Cincinnati (Ap
Karen Bolan
Hamilton
Hamilton County Common Pleas Court
Alma
Lester Richter
Cincinnati
Probe Sought In Sullivan Resignation Fallout
Republican senators pressed for a detailed inquiry into Secretary of the Navy Sullivan's resignation and the USS United States carrier project. Sullivan charged Defense Secretary Johnson with restricting Navy plans, while Johnson expressed regret over Sullivan's move and statements.
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Washington
Sullivan
Johnson
United States
Tydings
Cmd
Senate Armed Services Committee
GOP
Emocrats
Bridges
R-Nh
GOP Committee
White House
Navy
Air Force
Secret of Defense
Servce
John L. Sullivan
Unger Resigns as State Highway Engineer
Joseph Unger of Dayton, chief for location and design, quit today to join Carroll and Edwards Equipment in Cincinnati. He will run the Dayton office. resignation effective May 15 with no successor named.
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Columbus
Joseph Unger
Dayton
State Highway Department
Bureau of Location and Design
T. J. Kauer
Unger
Carroll and Edwards Equipment Company
Cincinnati
Molnar Bribery Case Denied Review by Ohio Supreme Court
The Ohio Supreme Court declined to review the case of Ernest L Molnar a former Cleveland police lieutenant sentenced to six to 60 years in prison for bribery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Ernest L. Molnar
Cleveland
Civil Rights Amendment 10 Moves Into Labor Bill
A northern Democrat will try to tie a civil rights amendment to the Wood labor bill in the House debate. The move faces Southern and Republican resistance, while officials predict the measure may not pass and could leave Taft-Hartley in place. Senate action remains weeks away with uncertainty about passage.
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Washington
Representative Wood
D-Ga
House
Representative Cavalcante
D-Pa
Lesinski
D-Mich
Truman
Rayburn
D-Tex
Priest
Dtenn
Democratic House
Four Airmen Rescued After Atlantic Plane Emergency
Four U S Air Force crewmen survived an emergency landing beside the Coast Guard cutter Sebago in the Atlantic Ocean. The twin engine transport, en route from the Azores to Argentina Newfoundland, belly landed about 610 miles south of Newfoundland at 1 a m EST. The Sebago moved toward Argentina with the rescued men as the doomed plane drifted. Names of the crew were not released. Commander E A Coffin Jr commands the Sebago.
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New York
U. S. Air Force
Coast Guard
Atlantic Ocean
Azores Islands
Argentina
Newfoundland
Ocean Station
E. A. Coffin, Jr
Boston
Ragged Bearded Man Freed After Ten Years Hidden
In New York a 33 year old man named Paul Makushak surfaced from a three foot wide cubicle hidden in a Brooklyn bedroom. He spoke of voluntary exile since 1939 when his mother sealed him in during World War II. Police took him to a hospital as he described life in the dank tomb.
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New York
Paul Makushak
Makushak
Greenpoint
Brooklyn
Acheson Appeals for Pact Approval and Arms Aid
Washington AP Acheson urged Senate hearings on the North Atlantic Treaty and a $1.45 billion military aid program. He tied both to Soviet policies, argued for two-thirds Senate approval, and outlined $1.13 billion for pact nations and $320 million for Greece and Turkey. The testimony emphasized Western security and the need for coordinated defense.
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Washington AP
Secre Tih
Coograntoieg
Acheson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Western
Europe
Soviet Union
Russia
Berlin
Sarah
Senate Committee
Greece
Turkey
Appeal Rejected Death Date Set for Ohio Slayer Burson
The Ohio Supreme Court rejected the appeal of John Ross Burson and set May 27 for his death in the electric chair for the murder of Ellsworth Ruch Jr. in Stark County. The court also refused to reinstate two Cleveland police lieutenants whose detective bureau sergeant post was abolished, disputing their reclassification claim.
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Columbus, O
Ohio Supreme Court
John Ross Burson
Burson
Ellsworth Ruch, Jr
Stark County
Cleveland Civil Service Commission
Thomas H. Casey
Joseph H. Manley
Suit Filed Over $139,091 For Repairs After Explosion
Allied Chemical and Dye initiates federal suit against National Tube in Lorain Ohio seeking 139091 dollars for repairs on property damaged by the November 16 1947 explosion and fire. National Tube officials decline comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland (Ap
Allied Chemical and Dye Igs
Nationalompany
Lorain
National Tube
National Am
Wall Collapses During Tunnel Construction in Chicago
A wall collapsed 48 feet underground at 74th Street and Woodlawn Avenue as about 20 workmen dug a sewer tunnel beneath Illinois Central tracks. No one was seriously injured and the workers, many stunned, reached the surface unaided.
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Chicago
74Th St
Woodlawn Ave
Illinois Central
Fire at Red Top Brewery Burns Cincinnati Plant
An overnight blaze at Red Top Brewing Company in Cincinnati injured one firefighter. The two hour fire damaged the condenser room and caused about $2000 in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Red Top Brewing Company
Woman Found Slain in Quarry. Truck Driver Sought
Toledo dispatch reports Marion Remington a 32 year old factory worker slain by blows to the head and placed in a 30 foot deep quarry near Lime City. Her husband Wilmer Gould led officers to the body. a 30 year old truck driver is sought for questioning.
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Toledo
Marion Remington
Paul Hohly
Lucas County
Hohly
Ralph Marchand
Clayton
Here
Lime City
Wood Come
Remington
Murphy
Wilmer Gould
Federal conciliator enters strike at Cleveland Pneumatic Tool
In Cleveland 700 production workers at the Cleveland Pneumatic Tool Company struck after unresolved wage and benefit demands. An independent union, the United Social Club and Employers Association, appealed Friday. The union seeks 11 cent hourly raises three weeks paid vacations and stronger seniority clauses. Conciliator C Russell Turner said he was invited to intervene.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Pheumatic Tool Company
Ppel
Hited Social Club and
C. Russell Turner
Four-year-old Run Over by Car in Lorain
Frederick Zelina Jr. was struck and killed while crossing with an umbrella to his aunt. Paschal Carieri, 36, was charged with reckless driving in the Lorain incident reported by AP.
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Lorain
Frederick Zelina, Jr
Paschal Carieri
Soviet blockade offer eyed warily by U S officials
Washington officials view Moscow's proposal to lift the Berlin blockade with caution though informally accepted as clearing the way to end the blockade. They warn the move may aim to disrupt Western Germany and reopen broad wartime disagreements at a four power meeting.
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Washington
Russia
Berlin
State Department
Germany
Moscow
Council of Foreign Ministers
Conce
Lonin
West
Europe
Fire kills 90 year old in Columbus home blaze
Mrs Ida Galloway aged 90 died in a Columbus Ohio house fire last night. A girl Mary Grace McGinnis aged eight was critically burned in the blaze that destroyed the home.
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Columbus, O
Ida Galloway
Mary Grace McGinnis
Identity of boss in liquor permit case may be revealed today
In Columbus AP report the boss overseeing a state liquor permit shake down could be named as court testimony resumes. Prosecutor Ralph J. Bartlett notes evidence may be introduced in the trial of A. E. Oppenheimer former permit examiner and Hugh H. Ruel Scioto County Republican chairman both accused of soliciting bribes from hotel owner Gilbert Shively and Springfield tavern owner Howard McCall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Franklin County
Ralph J. Bartlett
A. E. Oppenheimer
State Liquor Department
Gilbert Shively
London
Shively
Oppenheimer
Howard McCall
Springfield
Hugh H. Ruel
Scioto County
Britain Accepts Russia Terms to Lift Berlin Blockade
A British official said London will accept Moscow’s terms to lift the Berlin blockade and has informed the United States as the two powers continue talks on the proposal.
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London
Britain
Russia
Berlin
United States
Moscow
Four foreign ministers expected meeting on crisis rise
The United States eyed Russia's pledge to lift the blockade as Four ministers discussed ahead of a possible talks at UN Headquarters Lake Success. Philip C. Jessup and Jakob Malik led discussions with Andrei Gromyko present while Dean Rusk joined a dinner with UN Secretary General Trygve Lie.
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Upper Park Ave
Philip C. Jessup
U. S
Jakob A. Malik
Lake Success
Dean Rusk
New York
Rusk
Trygve Lie
Andrei A. Gromyko
Russia
Jessup
Malik
Tass
Moscow
Baldwin Named to Connecticut Supreme Court Seat
Washington AP reports Raymond E Baldwin faces GOP criticism for accepting a Connecticut Supreme Court post to be vacated December 16. Baldwin plans to resign from the Senate. party balance shows Democrats with 47 seats to Republicans 42.
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Washington
Raymond E. Baldwin
Sem Ny
Supreme Court
Baldwin
Connecticut
Chester Bowles
Connecticut Court
Senate
Bowles
Congress
Enecticut
Hartford
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