Trial of 15 Bulgarian clergymen opens with guilty plea
In Sofia, 15 Protestant clergy go on trial facing treason espionage and black market money dealing. Lead defendant Naumov admits guilt and claims he worked for American espionage agents delivering military information to Cyril Black, then secretary of the U S Political Mission. An American and two British observers attend, along with 25 reporters.
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Naumov
Supreme Council of the United Evangelical Churches
Cyril Black
U. S
Black
Bulgaria
Princeton University
Andjiev
Mary Johnston
Russians Move Troops Toward Norway Amid Pact Tensions
A Finnish source reports additional Russian troops near Norway's 122 mile border from Murmansk, linked to Norway's stance on the North Atlantic pact with the United States. The informant noted no troop movements toward Finland, and no troop count was given.
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Helsinke
Finland
Russia
Norway
Arctic
United States
Murmansk
Petsamo
Soviet Union
Four Americans Flee China Arrive in Cincinnati
Four American and 12 Chinese Sisters of Charity fled Communist advances in China and reached Cincinnati last night. They join 12 more Sisters who arrived in December and plan temporary residence at Mt. St. Joseph on the Ohio, Mother House of the order. Sisters Mary James and Mary Alban, veterans of a Shanghai internment camp, had not been in the United States for 21 years. Sister Hildegarde, former superior at St. Joseph Hospital in Wuchang, voiced optimism that Communist rule in China is not permanent.
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Cincinnati
Sisters of Charity Catholic Order
China
Mt. St. Joseph- On- the- Ohio
Sisters of Charity
Mary James
Mary Alban
Shanghai
Hildegarde
St. Joseph Hospital
Sisters of Charity Mission
Wuchang
Detroit man wins name change to Nail meaning literal Polish translation
Edward J. Gwozdz asked probate court to rename himself Nail, arguing that Nail is the literal Polish translation of his name and a simple way out. The petition was granted after his explanation.
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Detroit
Edward J. Gwozdz
Taft clashes with Truman over Taft-Hartley remarks
In Washington Senator Taft Ohio disputes President Truman's claim that Taft Hartley is an insult to workers. He says the Senate will judge the act on its merits as Ellender Hill and Pepper weigh civil rights provisions and repeal options amid a heated labor debate.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
Truman
Ellender
Dla
Senate
Coney
Pepper
D-Fla
Senate Labor Committee
Dixie
Hill
D-Ala
Death Under Probe in Infant's Death in Steubenville
Coroner John P. Smarella ordered an investigation into the death of six week old Donald Swearingen after a post mortem revealed violence. Parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Swearingen found the child on a bedroom floor Monday. Death attributed to several skull fractures and internal abdominal injuries.
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Steubenville, D
John P. Smarella
Donald Swearingen
Robert Swearingen
Smarella
Dr John Earl Barnard Dies at 74 in Oberlin Office
Dr John Earl Barnard aged 74 and a 42 year Oberlin dentist who also served on the local school board died yesterday in his office. He was a longtime community figure and former member of the school board.
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Oberlin
John Earl Barnard
French Move Against Red Committee Could Hit Communists
Paris reports say War Minister Paul Ramadier filed a legal complaint with Justice Minister Robert LeCourt against the Central Committee of the French Communist Party for allegedly inciting the Army to revolt. The action follows Communist leaders praise of Red Army aid and a parliament debate after a coal mine strike with troop involvement.
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Paris
Paul Ramadier
Communist Party
Ramadier
L'Humanite
Robert LeCourt
LeCourt
National Assembly
Maurice Thorez
Red Army
France
Thorez
Accused Slayer Linked In Second Death By Police
In Columbus a man charged with first degree murder for Esther Seibert's Saturday slaying was linked by police to the death of Mable Lucille Meadows in a local hotel. Claude A. Ramsey, 39, allegedly registered with Meadows on January 30 and left after Meadows had a coughing spell. The Meadows death was ruled pneumonia by coroner Dr. Robert Evans.
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Columbus
Claude A. Ramsey
Esther Seibert
Mason
Glen C. Hoffman
Mable
Lucille Meadows
Hoffman
Ramsey
Sunday News-Journal Pictorial Feature Preview
The Sunday issue will run a pictorial feature allowing readers to see themselves as others see them while previewing a tournament finish and a Gene Krupa interview. It promises insights on music taste, plus a GI couple case history and section two and four coverage.
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Sunday News-Journal
Gene Krupa
Journal
Gene
Warren County
News-Journal
GOP Agrees With Truman Plan To Stamp Country
President Truman urged Democrats to push his legislative program amid Republican resistance. Senators Brewster Taft Bricker Morse attacked his stance on labor, while Pepper praised his Taft Hartley critique. Southern Democrats were largely absent from dinners in Washington.
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Gop
Truman
Washington
Ohio Delegation Hosts Jefferson Jackson Day Lunch
A 30 member Ohio group led by R. Kenneth Kerr gathered in Washington for Jefferson Jackson Day observances with Secretary Charles Sawyer hosting at his home. Attendees included publishers radio officials and Lt. Gov. George D. Nye, and the group contained Republicans amid the Democratic celebration.
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Washington
Charles Sawyer
Cincinnati
Truman
Sawyer
Ohio
R. Kenneth Kerr
Lancaster Eagle Gazette
George D. Nye
Woman Thrashed by Cow on Caldwell Farm
Zanesville Ohio AP reports Mary Delancey 23 was gored and trampled by a cow while milking on a Caldwell area farm. She sustained critical injuries and was rushed to Good Samaritan Hospital. Her husband John fought off the animal with a club.
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Zanesville
Mary Delancey
Caldwell
Good Samaritan Hospital
New Campaign Opens to Form United Europe
Delegates from 21 nations meet at Brussels Palais des Académies to launch a drive for a United States of Europe. Churchill, Spaak, De Gasperi, and Leon Blum among leaders. Duncan Sandys heads the executive committee. Delegates will elect the first president of the council as debate shapes a federation of independent states. The Brussels five pact strengthens the move amid Council of Europe talks.
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Brussels
United States of Europe
Brussel
Palais Des Academies
International Council of the
Movement For A United Europe
Winston Churchill
Paul- Henri Spaak
European Movement
United States
Churchill
Spaak
United Nations General Assembly
Alcide de Gasperi
Italy
Leon Blum
France
Duncan Sandys
Leon Jouhaux
Britain
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Council of Europe
Akron diverce case looms after judge mulls fraud claim
In Cleveland, Patricia Jelm Helbig 28 faces a 10 day wait to learn if her divorce from Charles R. Jelm 27, won March 6, will be vacated as fraud. Jelm seeks to overturn. attorney argues she hid cohabitation with him during pendency and after decree.
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Cleveland
Patricia Jelm Helbig
Akron
Charles R. Jelm
Jelm
Carl M. Myers
Silbert
New York
Myers
New handcuffs sought by Wayne County sheriff
DETROIT AP Handcuffs that are 25 years old are no kind of equipment to operate with in this day and age. Sheriff Andrew Baird asks the board of auditors to approve spending money for new ones.
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Detroit
Wayne
Andrew Baird G
Board of Auditors
Three Midwest States Fight Against Floods
Flood waters inundated thousands of acres across Nebraska Iowa and Missouri as the Missouri River broke ice jams and high tides battered coastal Redondo Beach Calif evacuations continued with homes damaged and roads blocked. Red Cross Army and federal officials met in Kansas City to plan for a possible flood emergency as warm air followed cold conditions.
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Redondo Beach
Cal
Associated Press
Midwest
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
Weather Bureau
Plains
Nemaha
Omaha
Atchison
Kan
Deep River
Princeton
Grand River
Montana
Kansas City
Red Cross
Army
North Central
U. S. Weather Bureau
Father Of Six Killed In Auto Truck Crash
M. C. Liming about 55, father of six, died late yesterday when his car hit a parked truck on Route 25 between Piqua and Sidney. He was returning for a visit from Hagerstown, Indiana, where he worked at a tidewater pumping station after a recent transfer from Bellefontaine.
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Bellefontaine, C
M. C. Liming
Piqua
Sidney
Liming
Tide Water
Hagerstown
Ind
Bellefontaine
Longtime Zanesville optician Guy Sitz dies at 75
Guy C. Sitz an optician and jeweler for 50 years in Zanesville died at his home last night. Survivors include his son Dr. George R. Sitz of Canton.
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Zanesville
Guy C. Sitz
George R. Sitz
Canton
McDonald Named Envoy To Israel
President Truman selected James Grover McDonald as the first U S ambassador to Israel. He has served as special representative since January 22 and recognition of the Jewish state had been extended earlier. Senate approval required.
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Washington
Truman
James Grover McDonald
United States
Israel
McDonald
White House
Senate
Taft urges review of Britain's economy before aid vote
Senator Robert Taft of Ohio called for a new examination of Britain's economic structure before Congress votes on the second year of Marshall Plan aid. He questioned British claims of recovery despite Mayhew saying production rose above prewar levels, as the European recovery authorization bill moves through committees.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
Great Britain
Congress
Senate
GOP
Christopher P. Mayhew
Britain
Ohioan
Mayhew
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Appropriations
United Nations
GM cuts prices and wages as cost of living index falls
General Motors cut prices on autos and trucks and reduced wages for 273,000 production workers by two cents an hour while salaried staff take a flat $10 quarterly living allowance cut. The move follows a three week cost of living decline led by apparel and house furnishings, with savings of about 9 to 10 million dollars annually passed to consumers. The automaker notes further price cuts for GMC divisions and other models may follow.
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Washington
General Motors Corporation
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Oldsmobile
Buick
Cadillac
GMC
CIO
United Auto
Auto Union
General Motors
CIO Auto
Ohio Dealers Advertise Record Car Bargains
Ohio dealers push price cuts with bold ads. A Commaline Desoto dealer promotes 29 new automobiles for immediate delivery while a Toledo used car dealer runs a penny sale offering six cars with one cent companion autos. George Byers Sons notes 1949 titles but 1948 styling. Nick Rapton plans six cars at normal price with a paired second car for one cent, saying he will take a loss on most units.
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Columbus
Ohio
Commaline
Desoto
Ffa
Toledo
Ohio State Journal
George Byers Sons
Nick Rapton
Rapton
Freezing fears and a guide to thaw idle goods
A vintage ad note predicts no need to fear another ice age and promotes selling idle furnishings sports equipment and appliances. Call two three six one one to place a Journal For Sale Ad and turn old items into cash with an Electric Washing Machine tease.
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Nikola Naumov
Hal Ons
Amie
Queen City
Salt Lake City
Utah
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Capitol Hill
Brewster
Maine
Bricker
Senator Morse
R-Ore
Morse
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Statler
George and Russell
Georgia
Byrd
Virginia
Louisiana
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Mississippi
Dixie Administration
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Sparkman
Alabama
Democratic National Committee
Ohio Group
U. S. OF Europe
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Gail Nicoletti
Agnes Nicoletti
Greenpoint Hospital
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Alfred
Catherine Purcell
Kathleen Cloghessy
Mc Donald
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Foreign Relations Committee
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