Rogge Attacks Clark Over Loyalty Lists for Supreme Court
John Rogge former assistant attorney general under Tom Clark testifies before the Senate Judiciary Committee opposing Clark's nomination to the Supreme Court. Rogge condemns loyalty lists as unconstitutional black lists and accuses Clark of conducting a loyalty witch hunt while defending his clients including some linked to the Communist Party. Ferguson challenges Rogge on protecting secrets. six witnesses for Clark's listed subversives await to testify.
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Washington
John Rogge
Tom Clark
Supreme Court
Rogge
Senate Judiciary Committee
Henry Wallace
Progressive Party
Truman
Clark
Ferguson
R-Mich
Communist Party
Assembly Council Debates Power Balance in New European Body
The council of 12 member nations convenes with 101 delegates from Britain to Turkey as ministers set a nine point agenda. Count Richard Coudenhove Kalergi urges equal powers for the Assembly and the ministerial committee to avoid ongoing bickering.
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European Movement
Interparliamentary Union
Council
Britain
France
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Portugal
Ireland
Greece
Turkey
Richard Coudenhove- Kalergi
European Parliamentary Union
Assembly
Europe
Senate
Case of
Representatives
Committee
Marion Named To New Post In Ohio Resources Department
A. W. Marion, state director of Agriculture, was appointed director of the newly created Department of Natural Resources for six years. Governor Lausche announced the $10,000 yearly salary and noted Prof. L. A. Kauffman as a possible successor in Agriculture. Marion resides in Rockford Mercer County.
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Columbus
A. W. Marion
Department of Natural Resources
Frank J. Lausche
L. A. Kauffman
Ohio State University Department of Animal Husbandry
Marion
Agriculture Department
Rockford
Mercer County
Mrs Edna Waller Vacation Trip to Rochester NY
Mrs Edna Waller left Saturday to spend her vacation with her son in Rochester New York. The Bethel Missionary Society will convene Thursday at the home of Mrs Beatric Nutson. Mrs Hannah Scott and daughter Bertha have returned home from a pleasant visit with her mother Mrs John Blackford Hartford Connecticut.
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Edna Waller
Rochester
N. Y
Bethel Missionary Society
Beatric Nutson
Hannah Scott
Bertha
John Blackford
Hartford
Conn
O. O. C. Club Meets at Nellie Howard Home
The O. O. C. Club will hold a Wednesday evening meeting at Miss Nellie Howard's home with Mrs. John Payne serving as hostess.
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O. O. C. Club
Nellie Howard
John Payne
Mystery Club Meeting Set at Mrs Ben Jordans
All members of the Mystery Club are requested to be present at a session on Thursday evening at the home of Mrs Ben Jordan.
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Mystery Club
Ben Jordan
Airman questioned in slaying of Cleveland widow
Police questioned 24 year old Air Force member William Bucarich after his mother Mary Bucarich 49 was found slain with a revolver wound. Neighbors reported a quarrel prior to the shot and Bucarich claimed the weapon discharged accidentally. Charges delayed pending further questioning.
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Cleveland
Air Force
William Bucarich
Mary Bucarich
Jack Dudek
Bucarich
Dudek
Probe Signals Scrutiny of Federal Awards and Hunt Roles
A Senate committee examining improper influence in federal regulations and contracts heard that James V. Hunt, ex-WAA and later private consultant, allegedly received a 5000 retainer in 1946 to aid the Lido Beach Hotel dispute on Long Island. The panel linked Hunt to large fees and ongoing lobbying as it probes ties between government work and private interests.
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James V. Hunt
Washington
Hunt
Army Quartermaster Corps
War Assets Administration
Francis D. Flanagan
WAA
Lido Beach Hotel
Long Island
N. Y
Flanagan
J. W. Hunt Company
WAA and
Hunt Company
Lido Beach
Navy
Frank Seiden
Milton
Leon
Albert Lewitt
Albert Hawkes
Seidens
Palm Beach
Lewitt
William P. Rogers
Clarence H. Oehler
Chicago
Oehler
American Industrial Development Corporation
Sft. Louis
James V
Woods
Lausche targets lower rents for state offices in Columbus
Gov. Frank Lausche announced a drive to cut annual rental costs for state offices. Welfare Director John H. Lamneck will review leases including a $38,400 yearly payment for the Aged program property in Columbus, with appraiser Arthur E. Daley valuing fair market rent at about $25,848. The lease runs to 1952. The governor also proposes using the State Fair Administration building year round and surveying other properties for year round use to free space in the main office building.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
John H. Lamneck
Arthur E. Daley
Daley
Franklin County
Department of Agriculture
State Fair Administration
Fair Grounds
State Fair Department
Department of Natural Resources
Lausche
Columbus voters reject plan for city finance department
In an off year municipal primary Columbus voters reject a proposed City Finance Department by 59 percent to 41 percent after 35 240 ballots. Separate races give Henry Holden a city attorney nomination while Heer slate loses ground on the council. Dayton turnout was 11 031 of 325 000 registered voters for six City Commission nominees.
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Columbus
Dayton
Walter F.heer
Democratic
Henry L. Holden
Democratic Lawyers’ Club
George E. Tyack
Holden
Tyack
Heer
John S. Bowers
Ohio State University Political Science Intructor
William 4H. Brooks
Dayton, O
City Commission
Louis W. Lohrey
Merle P. Smith
Jack D. Reeder
Sam A. Sawaya
Everett M. Young
Eugene F. Frick
Board of Election Officials
July Police Report Shows Rise in Assault and Disorderly Conduct
The July police report notes increases in assault and battery, disorderly conduct and intoxication. Chief Carmody cites 4456 cars checked with 363 repair orders for defective stop lights and 91 traffic equipment issues. Police investigated 57 accidents with 14 adults and two children injured and one death by own action. Identification bureau began operation with 12 inmates photographed and fingerprinted.
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Thomas D. Carmody
Stolen Rings Returned To Owners In Hamilton Case
Several rings recovered by Hamilton police were returned to the Davies couple of 704 Eleventh Ave. The awakening involved jewelry taken July 9 from their home. A girl turned the pieces in after receiving them from Andrew Bates of 614 Young St., now jailed awaiting grand jury action on another jewel robbery.
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George Davies
Eleventh Ave
Hamilton
Andrew Bates
Young St
Butler County Grand Jury
Botos
France and U S plan halves of arms program funding
Vandenberg proposes Congress fund only half of the 1.16 billion dollar Atlantic Pact re armament program this year with the rest to be contracted later. The aim is to ease passage through Congress by spreading costs over two years while keeping total European arms for Europe unchanged. Secretary Louis Johnson would support it if total arms for Europe stay the same, noting delivery in one year is unlikely.
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Vandenberg
Congress
Europe
Louis Johnson
Senators Ask For Recall Of MacArthur
A group of 10 senators urged Secretary of Defense Johnson to recall General Douglas MacArthur from Japan. The letter cited a global scope to the foreign arms aid bill of 1.45 billion dollars and argued MacArthur’s views, along with Vice Admiral Oscar C. Badger’s, should inform the vote. Signers include Knowland Byrd Bridges Smith Hickenlooper Morse Wiley Saltonstall Baldwin and Gurney.
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Washington
Secretary of Defense
Johnson
Douglas MacArthur
Japan
Byrd
Virginia
Far
Pacific
MacArthur
Oscar C. Badger
Knowland
Bridges
New Hampshire
Smith
New Jersey
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Morse
Oregon
Wiley
Wisconsin
Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Baldwin
Connecticut
Gurney
South Dakota
Civil Service Action On Job Reclassification Is Awaited
The Ohio Civil Service Commission may decide how many of the 26 000 state employees will receive pay raises under a new job reclassification law. Welfare Director Lamneck says 200 to 300 of about 9 300 welfare staff may be furloughed by January 1 due to funds shortfall. The bill raises salaries by about 5 million dollars next year, with no new appropriations.
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Columbus
State Civil Service Commission
John L. Lamneck
Civil Service Commission
Lamneck
Carl Smith
Civil Service Commssion
Police Brief: William McKee Injured After Fall
William McKee of 2114 Central Ave was treated at Middletown Hospital for a left wrist cut after police said he apparently fell through a window.
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William McKee
Central Ave
Middletown Hospital
McKee
Trenton Man Treated After Head Injury at Hospital
Roy Blevins of Trenton received treatment at Middletown Hospital for a forehead laceration after officers were told he was struck on the head with a bottle.
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Roy Blevins
Trenton
Middletown Hospital
Blevins
Boy aged 15 bitten by dog. dog tied for 14 days
Don Grossardt was bitten on the left leg by a dog yesterday. Police ordered the animal tied for 14 days.
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Don Grossardt
Erie Ave
Price ordered to appear on electrical licensing charge
Harvey A. Price of 1749 Central Ave. was ordered to appear in court Friday morning on a charge of violation of the electrical licensing ordinance. The charges were filed by Orville Corson, Building Commissioner.
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Harvey A. Price
Central Ave
Orville Corson
Middletown Co-Operative Club Holds First Outdoor Meet
Thirty five members gathered at the Boathouse north of town for the clubs first outdoor meeting. Arrangements were led by Jack Christy Bach, John Snider, and William Weith.
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Middletown
Special YMCA Girls Camp Counselor Meeting Tonight
A special meeting of all girls chosen as counselors for the YMCA Girl's Camp is scheduled for 7 30 p m tonight in the director's room at the Y. Mrs Leon Wolf, camp director, calls the gathering.
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YMCA
Leon Wolf
Missouri to visit Cherbourg in French port tour
The battleship Missouri and other Task Force 61 units will visit Cherbourg France on Monday according to U S embassies officials.
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Paris
Missouri
U.S
Second Crash Victim Dies in Connecticut Plane Crash
Mrs. Anna M. Larrabee, 43, died at St. Francis Hospital in Hartford from injuries from a private two motor plane crash at Rentschler Field, East Hartford. She is the second fatality after Mrs. Ida M. Strike died hours earlier. Five others, including Mrs. Strike and the pilot, were reported improving as investigators consider landing gear collapse as a tentative cause.
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Hartford
Conn
Anna M. Larrabee
St. Francis Hospital
Rentschler Field
East Hartford
Ida M. Strike
Clifford S. Strike
F. H. McGraw and Company
Strike
Greek Seamen Held By U S Authorities
In New York 14 Greek seamen were seized on a Polish liner at Ellis Island after Immigration officials said they overstayed shore leave. Official: a Greek blacklist supplied to U S authorities sparked the arrest and authorities guard the ship.
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New York
New York City
U. S
Batory
Gerhart Eisler
Europe
Trent Doser
Immigration Service
Trito
Baltimore
Means Sought To Free Jailed Gold Star Mother
Salt Lake City officials and Washington officials pursue legal options to release Mrs. Nettie W. Capps who chose a 30 day jail term rather than surrender her son Jacob L. Capps life insurance to a trustee for his three children. Senator Watkins and Justice Department work on recourse while Utah authorities say they lack jurisdiction.
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Salt Lake City
Washington
Nettie W. Capps
Jacob L. Capps
National Service
Arthur V. Watkins
Ruteh
Justice Department
Veterans Administration
Capps
Iow
J. Bracken Lee
Clinton D. Vernon
State Board of Corrections
Fire damages car engine on Grand Avenue
Firemen answered an alarm at 8 04 p m yesterday and extinguished a fire in the engine of a car owned by Charles Doyle of 2115 Grand Ave Gasoline Doyle used to clean the engine ignited and damage was estimated at 25 dollars
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Charles Doyle
Grand Ave
Doyle
Ohio Woman Killed in Tuscarora Mountain Crash
An Ohio woman, Mrs. Leo Soja of Elyria, was killed when her car went out of control on Tuscarora Mountain and crashed into an embankment. Her husband, driving, was injured and taken to Chambersburg hospital in fair condition.
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Mcconnelsburg, Pa
Ohio
Tuscarora Mountain
Leo Soja
Elyria, O
Chambersburg Hospital
Exorcism Report Casts Out Evil Spirit From Boy
Washington clergyman reports a 14 year old boy possessed by an evil spirit seen to cause noises, moving furniture, and bed rocking. After exorcism rituals by priests of several faiths, visions of St Michael and the phenomena stopped, according to the Society for Psychical Research.
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Washington
Society For Parapsychology
St. Michael
Albania Says Greece Attacking On 30 Mile Front
Albania claimed invasion by Greece with fighting along a 30 mile front and hundreds of Greek soldiers killed or captured. A Greek information spokesman in London rejected any invasion, suggesting the report referred to a Greek offensive against guerrillas near Grammos mountain close to the border.
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London
Albania
Greece
Tirana
Athens
Greek Information Service
Grammos
Foreman Electrocuted at Wright Patterson Base
William O. Montgomery aged 36, chief line foreman at Wright Patterson Air Force Base, was electrocuted today after touching a high tension wire he was repairing.
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Dayton, O
William O. Montgomery
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
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Vaughan
White House
Army
Frank Creedon
Tanforan Group
Civil Service
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Means
Gold Star
Lad
Richard C. Darnell
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