Soviet Spying Brings Grief To Red Nation
AP report charts Cold War spying from Gouzenko in Canada to Yugoslavia split with Russia and US cases. Gouzenko exposed a Canada spy ring with at least 11 convictions. Tito’s letter reveals Yugoslav attempts to lure spies. Elizabeth Bentley’s unproven FBI dossiers. Russian schoolteacher Samarin seeks asylum amid HUAC interest.
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Washington
Canada
Yugoslavia
Igro Gouzenko
Red Army
Ottawa
Russia
Gouzenko
North America
Marshal Tito
Tito
Communist Party
Elizabeth T. Bentley
FBI
U. S
Grand
House Un-American Activities Committee
New York
Michael Samarin
Un-American Activities Committee
Samarin
Edward Lykins Loitering Arrest Reported
Police report Edward Lykins 18 of 1219 Reynolds Ave was arrested at Central Ave and Clark St early today on a charge of loitering.
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Edward Lykins
Reynolds Ave
Central Ave
Clark St
Dayton youth held after candy purchase at Klamo News Agency
A 14 year old from Dayton was detained at the Klamo News Agency on South Broad Street after buying candy and taking a pencil flashlight. Owner Cy prian Klamo handed the youth to police and he was returned to Dayton.
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Dayton
Klamo
South Broad St
Cyprian Klamo
Dog Bite Report Involving Burton Residents Urges 14 Day Tie
Frankie Mabley of 302 Burton Rd was bitten yesterday by a dog owned by Eliza Yeary of 300 Burton Rd. Officers ordered the animal confined and tied up for 14 days to monitor the situation.
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Frankie Mabley
Burton Rd
Eliza Yeary
Milner Hotel Guest Reports Theft From Room
Margaret McDougald of Room 12 Milner Hotel reported the theft of 80 dollars from her purse last night according to police.
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Margaret McDougald
Milner Hotel
Shoes Missing From Miami Terminal Warehouse
Charles Van Horn manager told police two cases of shoes are missing from the Miami Terminal warehouse. Police believe theft occurred August 5 when the door was found open at the Vine and Webster Streets building.
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Miami Terminal
Charles van Horn
Vine and Webster Sts
Golf clubs stolen from car in downtown theft
Marvin George of 109 Baltimore St reports $100 worth of golf clubs taken from his car after it was parked downtown on August 9. He says the vehicle was ransacked and the clubs disappeared.
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Marvin George
Baltimore St
George
Stolen items reported from Arlington Ave residence
A homemade air compressor valued at 65 dollars and a 45 dollar motor were stolen from 2202 Arlington Ave. Owner Richard Gray of 302 Shafer St reported the theft may have occurred between August 5 and August 8 while on vacation.
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Arlington Ave
Richard Gray
Shafer St
Gray
Locusts Invade Cairo Desert Region
Swarms of locusts overrun Egypt's Salam region near Libya. Vehicles, chemicals, and technical experts are dispatched to the scene to contain the invasion.
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Cairo
Egypt
Salam
Libia
City Briefs Roundup of Community Meetings and Picnic
Annual Eagles picnic slated at LeSourdsville Lake. Fraternal Order of Police meets at 7 30 p.m. at the Police Pistol Range. Moose Club weekly session begins 8 p.m. at the Hall on West Central Ave. Blythe Williams Post 231 House committee and executive board meet 7 30 p.m. at the Hall. Knights of St Johns hold 7 p.m. meeting in the school basement.
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Fraternal Order of Police
Moose Club
West Central Ave
House
Blythe- Williams Post 231
Knights of St. Johns
Thursday Dance Club Meeting at Veterans of Foreign Wars
The Thursday gathering of the Dance Club of Veterans of Foreign Wars will convene in the club room at 7 30 p m. Members are invited to attend the social event with music and fellowship.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Elks Lodge and Alpha Council Meet At City Venues
Middletown Lodge No. 257 B P O E holds a meeting at the Elks Temple at 8 p m Members of Alpha Council No 326 Jr O U A M convene at 8 p m at 19 North Broad St for their sessions.
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Middletown
Elks Temple
Alpha Council
No. 326, Jr. O.U.A.M
North Broad St
Legion auxiliary to meet at Silver Leaf Social Club
Blythe Williams Post Auxiliary of the American Legion plans a meeting at 8 p.m. at the Silver Leaf Social Club.
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Blythe-Williams Post Auxiliary of
American Legion
Silver Leaf
Executive Committee Meeting of Armco Employes Federation
The Executive Committee of Armco Employes Independent Federation will meet at 7 p m in the AEIF offices to discuss organizational matters and upcoming actions.
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Armco Employes Independent Federation
AEIF
Local National Guard Drill Set for 7 P.M.
A local unit of the U.S. National Guard conducts drill at 7 p.m. at the Barracks.
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U.S. National Guard
Middletown and Monroe Lions Soft Ball Clash at LeSourdsville Lake
Middletown and Monroe Lions meet in a 6 p.m. softball game at LeSourdsville Lake. Teams will gather in the shelter for a buffet supper after the contest.
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Middletown
Monroe Lions
LeSourdsville Lake
Kiwanis Club Directors Meet at 7 45 PM
The Kiwanis Club board will convene at 7 45 p m in the Gas and Electric blog venue to discuss upcoming duties and club affairs.
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Kiwanis Club
Gas and Electric
Junior Chamber softball game and dinner at LeSourdsville
The Junior Chamber of Commerce invites members to a 5 p.m. softball game at LeSourdsville Lake pitting oldsters against youngsters, followed by a family style chicken dinner and a brief meeting.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
LeSourdsville Lake
Monroe Lions Hear Convention Report
Monroe Lions Club secretary Robert Mitzel told members that the International Lions Convention in New York was a model of decorum. He described the parade with 135 Ohio delegates in red jackets, 15,000 Lions, and crowds near 300000. The next convention will be in New York City with Madison Square Garden again.
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International Lions Convention
New York
Robert Mitzel
Monroe Lions Club
LeSourdsville Lake
Ohio
New York City
Mitzel
Madison Garden
Dungaree Drag Dance At Legion Armory Thursday
Legion Lantern dance scheduled for Thursday at the Legion Armory invites teens to attend in jeans slacks or come as you are. A floor show during intermission will be sponsored by Armco Employees Independent Federation Inc. The Don Juans provide music from 9 to 12. Women’s American Legion committee urges dancers to stay out of other Legion areas. admission is 50 cents.
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Legion Armory
Armco Employes Independent Federation, Inc
The
American Legion
Legion
Detention Home Need Cited in Butler County
Hamilton reports county commissioner Gordon Augspurger stressing the need for a girls detention facility in Butler County. With no current local options, he proposes remodeling County Home for the Aged or arranging private foster care, noting recent cases forced transfer to neighboring counties.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Gordon Augspurger
Augspurger
Capital Firemen Vote For Longer Hours Of Work
Columbus firemen voted in secret ballot to shift to a 56 hour work week from 40 hours. Of 381 votes, 350 favored the longer schedule while 31 supported keeping the 40 hour week. City officials plan legislation and petitions to place the issue on the November 2 ballot.
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Columbus
Walter S. Strickfaden
Contends Trial Not Yet Ready for Public Release
Augspurger argues that releasing information before the trial would be premature. The objection centers on ensuring the process remains fair and that sensitive details do not prejudice proceedings.
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Augspurger
Attempted suicide standoff ends with intervention
Police respond to a report of a potential suicide at a second floor apartment. Mrs. Anna Atkinson sat on the window sill and resisted officers, declaring it a hardship to be watched while seeking air.
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