Tito predicts countries will quit Cominform
Belgrade Premier Marshal Tito told Skoplje that Bulgaria and Albania would leave the Moscow led Cominform. He cited purges in Bulgaria and Albania, blamed anti Tito propaganda, and warned of nationalist pressure in Macedonia. He mentioned Kostov and Xoxe’s expulsions and executions as part of the Cominform conflicts.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Bulgaria
Albania
Skoplje
Macedonia
Ganda
Traicho Kostov
Cree
Bulgarianist Party
Soviet Union
Koci Xoxe
Xoxe
Cominform
Romania
Three-way split over GOP chairmanship as vote nears
GOP leaders face a three-way split in the Republican National Committee over the next chairman. Guy Gabrielson cites a potential majority of the 103 votes, while western and eastern factions seek balance and opposed candidates. Scott plans to resign. Bert Howard touted as a compromise candidate with regional and Senate support.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Guy George Gabrielson
New Jersey
Old Guard
Gabrielson
Hugh Scott
Scott
A. T
Bert’ Howard
Nebraska
Wherry and
Butler
Howard
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Western Committee
Axel J. Beck
South Dakota
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Harrison E Spangler
Iowa
Boy Awakens After 36 Hours Unconscious Hunger Returns
A seven year old, Trevis Wissenburg, woke from a drugged sleep after thirty six hours unconscious from ingesting sedatives and sleeping pills. Nurses reported his first sign of alertness came as a needle was inserted, then he cried out and regained consciousness. Doctors at County Hospital treated him with multiple devices and noted the case was almost hopeless if the sedative amount was correct.
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Omaha
Trevis Wissenburg
County Hospital
Chester R. Poole
Poole
Polio Series Begins in Journal by AP Expert
The Journal launches a three part polio series by Howard Blakeslee Associated Press science editor. It explains how polio works possible cures and prevention amid rising case numbers in Butler County and across the United States.
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Howard Blakeslee
Associated Press Science
Butler County
United States
Move Against Jap Economic Giants Success
General MacArthur announced the deconcentration program in Japan was accomplished effectively. An five member board from Washington reviewed 325 Zaibatsu affiliated firms, recommending structural reorganization for eleven companies and divestment or reform for others amid debate over socialization and fragmentation.
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Tokyo
MacArthur
Japan
Washington
Zaibatsu
United States
Fair Trade Commission
Silver dollar payrolls spark townspeople in Ohio show
About 2,000 silver dollars circulated in East Liverpool as the Ohio National Guard paid its men with cartwheel dollars to demonstrate the impact of the payroll. A Wooster unit did the same.
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East Liverpool
Ohio National Guard
Wooster
Arms To Europe Bill Faces Alterations In Congress
The House Foreign Affairs Committee opened closed hearings on the 1.45 billion arms to Europe program. Maj. Gen. Lyman Lemnitzer and Dr. Lloyd V. Berkner testified as draft experts while Vorys urged halving the bill and tying aid to coordinated use. Senate panels prepare hearings with Acheson and Johnson after talks with top officials and Republicans push for changes.
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House
Atlantic Pact
Lyman Lemnitzer
Army
Lloyd V. Berkner
State Department
Vorys
Ohio
Republican Committee
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Acheson
Defense
Johnson
Foreign Committee
Armed Services Committee
Senate
Vandenberg
Reich
GOP
Foreign Relations Committee
Acheson
Four Million Now Jobless After July Rise
Washington reports unemployment climbed above four million in July for the first time since January 1942, while employment reached a peak of 59,720,000. The civilian labor force grew by 417,000, and only one in four new job seekers found work.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Judge rules raiders may seize gambling in closed clubs
In Columbus, Judge Cecil J. Randall upheld the State Liquor Department on seizing slot machines at Idle Hour Club Dayton while its liquor license was held in escrow. He criticized the practice as beyond the liquor director’s power, while affirming inspectors’ right to inspect even when business is closed.
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Columbus
Cecil J. Randall
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
State Liquor Department
Randall
Liquor Department
The
Liquor Board
Clarence J. Kuhns
Idle Hour Club
Dayton
Oscar L. Fleckner
Robert Lee
Broad River
Rock
Claude Bedenbaugh
Clyde Hurst
Columbia
C. Lee
Music critic Emil Steinmann dies at 83 in Kentucky
Emil Steinmann, 83, a prominent northern Kentucky poet and music critic who wrote as Hans Steiner, died after a brief illness in Newport. The death was announced today.
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Newport, Ky
Emil Steinmann
Kentucky
Hans Steiner
Steinmann
US and Britain discuss rapid Western Union military unification
American and British military leaders met in London to map how to merge Western Union forces under the Atlantic Pact. Generals Bradl ey and Vander berg and Admiral Denfeld stressed unification while noting readiness for congressional scrutiny over arms aid. Denfeld said talks include Montgomerys five power setup. Bradl ey and Vander berg would not discuss the aid program.
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London
Europe
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Britain
U. S
Army
Omar N. B Bradley
Air Forces
Hoyt
Vandenberg
Navy
Adm
Louis E. Denfeld
Germany
Paris
Denfeld
France
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
Viscount Montgomery
U.S
Bradley
Vanderberg
Truman
Congress
Admiral Denfeld
Field Marshal
McCloy heads to Washington on occupation plan talks
U S military governor John J. McCloy flies to Washington for meetings on his Germany occupation staff. Officials say he plans to form a cabinet to head political and economic divisions under him. He will leave a military role to become high commissioner for the American zone and join the Three Power Council within weeks.
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Washington
John J. McCloy
U. S
Germany
State Department
McCloy
Army
Economic Cooperation Administration
Three Power Council
Western
Byrd-Back Candidate Victor In Virginia Primary
Virginia primary results show John Stewart Battle winning the four way Democratic gubernatorial race with 23 000 vote margin. He captured seven of nine congressional districts as Francis Pickens Miller conceded and pledged support. Almond and Collins also won their races for attorney general and lieutenant governor respectively.
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Virginia Litical
Ator Harry Byrd
Charlottesville
Francis Pickens Miller
Miller
Horace H. Edwards
Richmond
Democratic Party
Remmie L. Arnold
Petersburg
Associated Press
Battle
Edwards
Arnold
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Moss Plunkett
Roanoke
L. Preston Collins
Martinsville
Nick Prillaman
Mass jailbreak in Morelia ends with casualties
Seventy two prisoners stormed a jail in Morelia and fought police through the night. Six inmates were killed, eight captured, one officer died and two wounded. The escapees fled with rifles and arms, later surrounded on a hill outside the city as police and troops closed in.
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Morelia
Mexico
Bandits Seize 450000 From Khan and Wife in Riviera Villa Robbery
The Aga Khan and Begum were robbed at noon near their Riviera Villa in Cannes as four men with tommy guns demanded valuables. A 25 carat diamond worth 25 000 000 francs and three large bags containing passports and plane tickets were taken. the couple offered 5 000 000 francs for the bandits' identification.
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Begum
Deauville
Bodies recovered of two boys near Lake Erie in shore tragedy
Coast Guardsmen recovered the body of Alexander J. Ried III seven from Lake Erie and continued search near the east pier for his playmate Larry Laurenti six. The boys were last seen together yesterday and their clothing was found on the beach.
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Lorain
Coast
Alexander J. Ried
Lake Erie
East Pier
Larry Laurenti
Official Fires At Pickets In Louisville Riot
W J Chambliss official of Bond Brothers plant was arrested after two pistol shots were fired into a crowd of CIO Woodworkers Union pickets during a plant demonstration. His car was stoned as he tried to leave. he fired once more injuring Schyler Witten. Police charged him with carrying a concealed weapon and malicious shooting after the vehicle overturned in the unrest amid a 93 day strike for raises and benefits.
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Louisville, Ky
W. J. Chambliss
Bond Brothers
Carlos Johns
Cio-Woodworkers Union
Chambliss
Schyler Witten
Cio-United Automobile Workers
Johns
Kim's Slaver Goes On Trial
Lt. Ahn Doo Hi faced trial in Seoul on charges of assassinating Kim Koo, head of the Korean Government in exile, who was killed on June 26. Brig. Gen. Won Young Duk presided as about 400 spectators watched the proceedings. The prosecution says Ahn acted after learning Kim aimed to unseat President Syngman Rhee.
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Seoul
Ahn Doo Hi
Kim Koo
China
Kim
Won Young Duk
Ahn
Syngman Rhee
Norwegian King Haakon VII Celebrates 77th Birthday
Oslo AP reports King Haakon VII of Norway marked his 77th birthday at the summer palace outside Oslo. The royal birthday was observed with family and official welcomes as the nation notes the monarch’s long reign and duty.
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Oslo
Haakon VII of
Norway
Senator Tom W. Jones, Ohio Dean, Dies at 77
The Republican senator from Middleport died in St Francis Hospital Columbus of a cerebral hemorrhage at age 77. He served 25 years on liquor control military affairs and public utilities in the 98th General Assembly and was a veteran of World War I and the Spanish American War. Funeral services will be at his Middleport home Friday at 2 pm with private burial.
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Ohio Senate
Tom W. Jones
Aon County
Jones
Middleport
St. Francis Hospital
98Th General Assembly
State Senate
France
Ohio
House of Representatives
Senate
Gallipolis
Valparaiso College
Indiana
Ohio State University
Cuba
Sarah Alice Evans
United States
Beserk gunman fires in Lilly wounding chief and pedestrian
In Lilly Pennsylvania a beserk gunman opened fire wounding Police Chief Edward Bradley and pedestrian William McIntosh in a flurry of shots. State police arrested 24 year old Godish after a hardware store stop and shooting spree. no charges filed yet.
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Lilly, Pa
Lilly
Edward Bradley
Bradley
Mercypital
Altoona
William McIntosh
Ish
Pennsylvania
Elmer Schmoyer
Godish
Schmoyer
Victor Smith
Cambria County
Ebensburg
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