Canada Lifts Beef Export Ban Opening U S Market
Ottawa announced by Agriculture Minister J G Gardiner that Canadian beef and veal exports including dressed products and livestock will be permitted to the United States starting next Monday. The move seeks to ease U S supply but may push Canadian retail beef prices up 20 to 30 percent. Export permits for oats and barley will be freely issued with equalization fees ended since August 1.
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United States
Canada
U. S
Gardiner
Europe Needs Industrial Development, Keener Says
Samuel B Keener of Salem Ohio argues Europe should rehab basic industries rather than rely on free food. He arrived in a Douglas DC3 for a five week continental business tour seeking investments in steel nickel and related sectors. His trip started in London after Prestwick and Iceland transit.
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Europe
Samuel B. Keener
Salem
Keener
United States
Salem Engineering Company
Prestwick
Scotland
Iceland
11 Univis Jobs Go To Arbitration
Five potential arbiters were named to decide the status of 11 Univis Lens workers accused of picket line violence during a 97 day strike. The CIO United Electrical Workers Union and Univis agreed to submit the case to arbitration. The Cincinnati regional office forwarded names to New York for selection and a hearing date in Dayton will be set.
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Univis Lens Company
CIO
United Electrical Workers Union
Uniois
American Arbitration Association
New York
Union
John A. Butler
Dayton
Ater
B 29 Crash Near Roswell Kills Twelve Crew
Roswell records report twelve crewmen killed and eight injured in a B 29 Superfortress crash three miles south of Walker Air Force Base Roswell last night. Col John D Ryan announced eight escaped but would not confirm fatalities until relatives were notified.
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Roswell
N. M
Walker Air Force Base
Here
John D. Ryan
Russians Pull Out of Berlin Kommandatura Building
Soviet forces evacuated the four power Kommandatura building in Berlin and removed their flag completing the division of the city from East and West. An American C-54 cargo plane crashed on landing at Tempelhof. crew rescued. Americans rally for a firm stand against Russia as Berlin airlift continues with 2,871 tons moved in 59 flights.
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Kommandatura
Army
Tempelhof
Allied Control Council
Germany
Allied Control Authority
Allied Secretariat
U. S
Russia
United States
Soviet Union
Moscow
V. M. Molotov
Walter Gedell Smith
London
Molotov
Stalin
Foreign Office
Springfield Leader Dies At His Home
J E Jennings 50 president of Jennings Crumline Co died last night at his dinner table after a heart attack five weeks earlier. He had lived in Springfield 15 years and previously resided in Marion Lima and Columbus.
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Springfield
J. E. Jennings
Jennings - Crumline Company
Jennings
Marion
Lima
Columbus
Executive Dies in Cleveland at 64
Philip C. Trinter 64 treasurer of the Lorain Telephone Company died yesterday in a local hospital.
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Cleveland (Ap
Philip C. Trinter
Lorain Telephone Company
Sudden Park Closures Leave City Workers Disappointed
Citizens and park staff were stunned by a flip flap closing order cutting the playground program, shortening the pool season and ending work after ten weeks promised at season start. Supervisors, many college students, face unpaid time and job uncertainty amid plans for possible full season contracts.
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Middletonians Face Armed Robbery Charges In Newport Shooting
Raymond White of Middletown Ohio and Irvin Turvey, 27, also of Middletown, were jailed in Newport Kentucky on $25,000 bond each after a holdup left Avery L. Hack of Alton Illinois shot twice and robbed of about 5000 dollars. White reportedly dictated the statement. both suspects were traced to Charlotte and arrested there on fugitive charges.
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Newport Ky
William J. Wise
Campbell County
Raymond White
Middletown
Avery L. Hack
Alton
Ill
White
Irvin Turvey
Hack
Mond White
Newport
Charlotte
N.C
Opposition To Spy Hunt Hits GOP Battle After Truman Challenge
Washington AP reported Republicans showing readiness to turn the Congressional Communist hunt into a political issue. President Truman dismissed the hearings as a Red Herring while GOP leaders Dewey and Brownell criticized his stance and urged disclosure of evidence. Mundt framed a counter-dare to authorize FBI access to espionage facts as hearings continued. The White House noted prior FBI and grand jury review of the charges.
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Truman
Senate
House
Thomas E. Dewey
Albany
Herbert Brownell, Jr
Rep
Mundt
R-Sd
House UN - American Activities Committee
FBI
Moscow
Congress
White House
Russian Teacher Refuses To Move To New Hospital
Oksana Stepanovna Kosenkina, a Russian teacher injured when she jumped from the Soviet Consulate building, refused a vice consul’s request to transfer to another hospital saying she would not be moved. The scene involved hospital staff, a Russian-speaking detective, and discussions about a possible consul visit. The outcome remained unresolved as officials pursued options while she remained under medical care.
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Oksana Stephanovna Kosenkina
New York City
New York
Oksana Stepanovna Kosenkina
Zot I. Chepurnykh
William Dyczko
Michael F. J. Ledden
Yakov Lomakin
Ledden
Chepurnykh
Kosenkina
Lomakin
Mrs. Kosenkina
Truman weighs anti inflation bill and living costs
President Truman signaled limited expectations for a drop in living costs as he prepared to act on the Republican anti inflation bill. He disputed Senator Taft's forecast that prices may soon level off and noted Congress’ pass of the bill, which limits price and wage controls and rationing. The measure aims to reinstate wartime style controls via the Federal Reserve, tighten credit, and raise rediscount rates across nine of the twelve Fed Banks.
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Truman
Taft Rohio
Taft
Ohioan
Congress
Watkins
Utah
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Roosevelt aide Currie denies spy ring links
Lauchlin Currie, former Roosevelt assistant, told the House Un American Activities Committee he was not connected to a Communist spy ring and that Elizabeth Bentley's testimony was hearsay. He recalled his service from 1939 through the war and rejected accusations as unfounded.
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Washington
Lauchlin Currie
Roosevelt
House Un-American Activities Committee
Elizabeth T. Bentley
Miss Bentley
Currie
United States
Communist Party
Moscow
State Department
New York
House Committee
Whittaker Chambers
MHS Statues Destroyed by Vandals
Two plaster heads, Washington and Lincoln statues at Middle town High School, were found shattered near the school. Police say vandals committed the act, with earlier pranks having removed heads. Edward Smiley reported the theft of the heads Thursday night during summer classes. one head lay on Girard Ave, the other on Garfield St as police searched for suspects.
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Washington and
Lincoln
Middletown High School
Edward Smiley
Fourteenth Ave
Girard Ave
Baltimore
Garfield Sts
Garfield St
First
Girard Aves
Denial Issued After Molotov Appears in New York Case
The United States denies any involvement in illegal action regarding Soviet teachers in New York. Bedell Smith told Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov there will be a full public investigation of the case of Michael Ivanovitch Lamarine and his wife and Mrs. Oksana Kosenkina after their jump from the Soviet Consulate. Molotov pressed the protest at the Kremlin amid Berlin crisis negotiations, with Pan yushkin delaying a meeting with Lovett.
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Washington
Smith
Foreign Office
Moscow
Soviet Union
Berlin
Molotov
Samarine
Samarine and Mrs. Kosenkina
Marshall
Kosenkina
New York
State Department
Michael MceDermott
Ruth Remains Unimproved as Illness Lingers
Babe Ruth, baseball’s home run king, shows no improvement in condition. Memorial Hospital bulletin reports persistent fever and no change in health, contrasting with prior notes of improvement and wife’s remark that he was feeling better. Ruth has been hospitalized since June after a two year illness worsened by a cold.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Memorial Hospital
Ruth
Poison Tests In Mystery Death In Cleveland Case
Poison tests on the stomach of Mrs. Birdie Gillette were continued as Verlin E. Adkins, 26, was held in Wooster Ohio in connection with her mysterious death. Wayne County Coroner L. A. Adair withheld a verdict pending test results at the Cuyahoga County coroner's lab.
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