Cleveland Communist Testifies At Trial
New York AP reports defense in the Red conspiracy trial called Cleveland politician Edward Joseph Chaka to testify against FBI undercover testimony about a 1946 Communist school near Eintracht farm. Chaka, a Cleveland foundry worker and City Council candidate, denied the school’s revolutionary aims while acknowledging past Communist backing in campaigns. Judge Medina tightened defense counsel controls during cross examination of Chaka and Mrs Yolanda Hall as the trial nears its 29th week.
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New York
Cleveland
FBI
Edward Joseph Chaka
Communist Party
Eintracht Farm
John la Blanc
Chaka
Ohio
Yolanda Hall
Chicago
Bendix Aviation Corporation
Harold R. Medina
Seamstresses Are Out Style Show Continues
Paris fashion houses press on with fall shows two days behind schedule as seamstresses strike over wages. Some workers drift back to machines while many stay idle, spurred by a government wage freeze. Designers appeal for return to work. demonstrators burn appeals outside union offices. Strike began last week.
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Paris
Wives To Tell All At Lions Women Speak Out
The wives of Lions members who attended the International convention in New York will share their experiences at 6 30 p m at LeSourdsville Lake. Attending couples included Mr and Mrs Ray Richter Mr and Mrs Luff Laundy Mr and Mrs J P Biose Mr and Mrs Paul Long and Mr and Mrs Ernest Graff. The men spoke at the previous meeting. now the women present their view.
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New York
LeSourdsville Lake
Ray Richter
Luff Laundy
J. P. Biose
Paul Long
Ernest Graff
Boot Leave For Seaman Apprentice Mehl
Marshall G Mehl seaman apprentice son of Mr and Mrs Corwin Mehl of Monroe is spending his boot leave with his parents He has finished his basic training at San Diego and will return there Sunday to be assigned to sea duty.
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Marshall G. Mehl
Corwin Mehl
Monroe
San Diego
Plead Innocent In Counterfeit Bill Case In Cleveland
Three Cleveland men pleaded innocent to charges of passing and possessing counterfeit twenty dollar bills. Michael N Delzoppo 20 Nicholas Ricciardi 25 and Vincent Scibiana 27 were arraigned before U S Commissioner H A Horn with bond set at 7500 each and trial scheduled for August 10. A rolling mill that rosted iron into desired shapes was patented by Henry Cort of England in 1783.
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Cleveland
Michael N. Delzoppo
Nicholas Ricciardi
Vincent Scibiana
U. S
H. A. Horn
Henry Cort
England
Lack Of Funds To Cost Ohio Loss In Taxes
Ohio Tax Commissioner C Emory Glander warned the state faces a revenue loss between 8 and 10 million dollars over the biennium due to funding cuts. He disclosed 33 department layoffs, a 9.25 percent cut in personal service funds, and no money for key tax compliance programs, urging adequate appropriations to avoid higher taxes and protect taxpayers.
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Ohio
Glander
Columbus, C
Department of Taxation
Toay
Frank J. Lausche
C. Emory Glander
Marvin G. Rossfeld
Middletown
Tytus Ave
Harry L. Dillon
Zanesville
English girl plans nude English Channel swim angers Brit
Shirley May France, a 16 year old from Somerset Mass, trains near Dover for a Channel swim wearing no suit to avoid grease loss. Edward Temme, first man to swim the Channel twice, calls nudity a stunt and unnecessary. Coach Harry Boudakian outlines American training style with early rising, dry land work, and strict schedule for the next two weeks.
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Dover
England
Shirley May
France
English Channel
Somerset
Mass
Edward Temme
Temme
Dover Cliffs
Shirley
Harry Boudakian
Somerset High School
Boudakian
Quicksand Mats Placed on Route 18 Near Wellington
Work on a 400 foot quicksand stretch on Route 18 near Wellington includes using landing mats from Pacific Island beaches. Engineers say a hard surface top may be placed over the mats if they hold, creating a solid roadway.
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Elyria, O. (Ap
Route 18
Wellington
Here
Pacific Island
Famed Rivera Paintings Exhibit Open to Public in Mexico City
President Miguel Aleman inaugurated a Rivera retrospective at Fine Arts Palace displaying a thousand works from fifty years of production. The exhibit travels through the artist's local studies Cubist phase Paris period and major murals. Rivera described the show as fifty years of struggle with paint and brush.
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Mexico City
Miguel Aleman
Mexico
Diego Rivera
Fine Arts Palace
Rivera
Pablo Picasso
Cezanne
van Gogh
Paris
Aleman
Defends Right To Kiss Wife in Public Fine
Roy Miffleton of Washington was fined $10 for disorderly conduct after a public dispute over a kiss on Mayo Beach Chesapeake Bay. Police intervened as a crowd gathered and John Cain, a 26 year old Washington policeman, shared the stance and was fined the same amount.
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Galesville
Roy Miffleton
Washington
Miffleton
Norman Hazard
Mayo Beach
Chesapeake Bay
Mary Trabing
Hazard
John Cain
Cain
Completes Trip Through Rapids at Niagara Falls
Major Lloyd Hill finally finished his perilous ride through the Niagara River after a hospital stay and moments of doubt. The 625-pound steel drum, trapped in a whirlpool three miles from the start, carried him through turbulent currents to Queenston where it surfaced in calmer water before being nudged toward the U S shore by side currents from the Queenston hydro station.
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Niagara Falls
Ont
Lloyd Hill
Niagara River
Hill
Queenston
United States
Buenos Aires Strike Widespread Across City and Province
In the Buenos Aires area about 120,000 construction workers halted work for 48 hours, with strikes spreading within a 36 mile radius. Dairy and milk deliveries stopped as workers demand wage increases, seeking 4 to 6 dollar daily raises, but the National Economic Council blocked Labor Department approval.
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Buenos Aires
Lujan
National Economic Council
Labor Department
Hill Free After Struggle at Queenston Boat Landing
Hill was pulled from the water at the Queenston boat landing after a repeated struggle and was finally floated free. Lifesaving crews assisted as onlookers watched the rescue unfold.
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Hill
Queenston Boat Landing
Strike Ties Dairy Firms to Reinstatement Demand
A strike stemmed from dairy firms refusing to reinstate workers dismissed to offset rising raw milk costs and higher commissions for deliveries. The dispute centers on job reinstatement and compensation changes affecting labor costs and milk supply logistics.
Ashes of William H Newton Buried in Milan Lot
Sandusky AP reports William H Newton foreign correspondent killed in crash near Bombay on July 12 buried in Newton family lot in Milan.
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Sandusky
William H. Newton
Bombay
India
Newton
Milan
Certificate of Compliance for Indiana Insurance Firm
A 1949 Columbus filing shows Indiana Mutual Insurance Company assets totaling 88 017 and surplus of 2 493 828. It lists liabilities and reserves and notes 1948 figures including 7 14 820.83 in receipts. Filed May 5 1949 by Walter A. Sand, State Insurance Official in Indianapolis.
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Indiana
Ieecwe
Columbus
Ofie
Walter A. San
Te Inurance of
Ohta
Beal
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Bavarian Brewing Co., Inc
Covington, Ky
Certificate OF Compliance
Central
City Loan & Savings Co
Harry Benadum
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