Ohio Governor Herbert Visits Washington After Honeymoon
Ohio Governor Thomas Herbert and Mrs. Herbert visited Washington to meet with members of Congress and attend the Alfalfa Club dinner. He had breakfast with Rep. Clarence Brown and Rep. Jenkins and planned further Capitol meetings with the Ohio delegation and state officials including Senator Brick and Don Ebright.
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Herbert to Fly to Columbus After Social Stay
Zanesville reports that the Republican state chairman and family are in town for a Republican National Committee meeting. Herbert calls the visit purely social and says he and Mrs. Herbert will likely fly to Columbus tomorrow.
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Republican National Committee
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Columbus
Greek forces crush rebels at Platonos in Greece
Athens AP dispatches report Greek forces killed 300 guerrillas in a decisive victory over 1500 to 2000 attackers at Platonos in south central Greece. Other reports say 107 guerrillas were killed and 45 captured as survivors fled. pursuing forces shelled rebels five miles from the town. Casualty totals vary with one report listing 1000 dead and 100 captured. Officials did not comment.
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Platonos
Greece
Fatal Burns From Faulty Kerosene Fire in Marion
In Marion, Ohio, Danny Fraley five months and George Aldrich forty died from burns suffered in a Saturday explosion when Aldrich tried to ignite a fire with kerosene. Three others were hospitalized. Fire Chief O A Iffrit said the blast caused the fatalities.
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Danny Fraley
George Aldrich
O. A. Ifritt
Aldrich
Baruch testifies on Marshall Plan amid administration Republicans clash
The hearing on the postwar recovery program features Baruch urging prompt, realistic peace and economic measures. He backs full presidentially supervised administration for Marshall aid, while Republicans push for independent or cabinet-led management, arguing over control of foreign policy versus economic handling.
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Taft
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Churchill Returns From Morocco Illness Healed
London reports Winston Churchill stepped from a plane and said he is quite well after a Moroccan trip that marked his illness. In Missouri two teen inmates are held in the death of 15 year old Rolland Barton in a segregation cell. A great grandfather and his wife plan to marry after a seven month romance in Salt Lake City. The Democratic high command asks Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt to campaign for President Truman with assurances of her cooperation and James Farley’s likely return to activity.
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Fire destroys grandstands at Allentown fairgrounds
A blaze at Fairview Field in Allentown home of the Interstate League Allentown Cardinals destroyed the 700‑seat grandstand. Firemen said the fire started in a watchman’s room beneath the structure.
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Taft Urges Cabinet Rank for Foreign Aid Chief in 1919 Debate
Taft proposed appointing a cabinet rank administrator to oversee foreign aid, equal to the secretary of state and commerce, asserting the post must prioritize U.S. economy over foreign considerations. Reed supported a Republican party accord on foreign aid to maintain party unity amid global duties. The discussion notes Hawaiians and New Zealand Maoris tracing ancestry to Tahitians.
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Truman approves cancer fundraiser by veterans group
Representative Huber said President Truman backed a veterans campaign to raise 25 million dollars to aid in the fight against cancer. He reported the White House approval after presenting plans of the military order of the cooties, a branch of the veterans of foreign wars, to the President.
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Miss Paris Weds Ex-GI In Columbus Romance
Miss Paris of 1947 Kay Trevil and former Private First Class Ray Mack married at the First Congregational Church Columbus. Their two year romance began in Heidelberg where Mack ran a U S Army Club and the pair planned a brief honeymoon. They aim to raise funds for disabled veterans and hope to raise 100000 for veterans hospitals while reassembling their Heidelberg cast.
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Paris
Ray Mack
Columbus
Pierette Catherine Frouen
Kay) Trevil
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First Congregational
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Germany
Alaskan Wildlife Protection Urged by Ohio Group
The League of Ohio sportsmen sent a resolution to President Truman and Ohio congressmen urging Congress to fund Alaska wildlife protection. Trustees adopted the measure stating Alaska’s wildlife belongs to all Americans. A second resolution urged passage of the Wherry bill to open surplus War Department lands for wildlife.
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League of Ohio
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Armco Buys Two War Plants in Middletown
Armco of Middletown purchased for 250000 two government built plants operated by Armco during the war. The steel alloy plant and a sintering plant sit adjacent to Armco property on five and a half acres with 58500 square feet of floor space and a railroad siding. The payment was made to WAA’s zone office in Chicago.
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American Rolling Mill Company
Middletown
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War Assets Administration
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WAA
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Ritter
Escapees Given Additional Terms in Chillicothe Case
Four youths received additional sentences of four to five years from U S district Court in Columbus for escaping from the federal reformatory at Chillicothe in July 1947. Ed win Ahles, Donald Hill, Louis Lisi, and Kenneth Hopper were among those punished. other plea changes included Harry Robinson admitting possession of malice and receiving 60 days.
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U. S. District Court
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Edwin J. Ahles
Wausau
Wis
Donald L. Hill
Superior
Louis Michael Lisi
Detroit
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Escanaba
Mich
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Lisi
Harry Robinson
Wehrman Ave
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Fatally Injured Pedestrian in Columbus Intersection
Mrs. Devilia Black, 62, was fatally injured as she crossed a street intersection in Columbus. A second fact notes that U S railroad track mileage peaked at 429,823 in 1931 and declined to about 390,000 in 1945.
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Devilia Black
U. S
Court orders new hearing for Von Moltke case
The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 3 that the U S District Court in Detroit must rehear whether Marianna Von Moltke, German-born wife of a Wayne University instructor, should be released from prison for aiding a Nazi spy ring. She contends FBI misled her and she lacked legal aid during her 1943 guilty plea.
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Supreme Court Today
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Detroit
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Wayne University
FBI
Justice Black
Justice Burton
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Germany
Meat Rationing Bill Presented By Congress
Two Republicans introduced legislation authorizing Truman to set up meat rationing including printing of ration books. The bill would fund up to 1 million dollars for preparations and allow a default program unless both houses disapprove in 30 days. Flanders and Javits say they do not favor rationing but fear a meat crisis and rising prices. The Agriculture Department warned of a spring shortage.
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Congress
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Javits
Agriculture Department
Truman
Senate
House
European Currency Reform Move Meets Soviet Hurdle
Red officials expect a final push to win Soviet agreement on German currency reform printed and issued under joint Berlin control. If Moscow demands half the money printed in its zone, western Germany will proceed with its own reform. Clay and Lt. Gen. Sir Brian Robertson will brief Sokolovsky on the Bizonal plan and invite Moscow to join. Some foresee a Soviet response creating a separate central occupation and asserting it represents all Germany.
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Berlin
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Brian Robertson
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Man sought in case of missing pianist
Police described a man for questioning in the disappearance of Jacqueline Horner a 14 year old piano prodigy last seen in Hollywood after a quarrel with her mother. The suspect is believed in the Fresno area and the sheriff was asked to detain him as investigators pursue leads locating Jacqueline who had traced to Modesto before vanishings signs faded.
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Stocks edge higher amid cautious mood on taxes and relief plan
New York brokers report quiet early trading as investors hold trim accounts pending clarity on taxes, business and foreign relief. Bethlehem Steel opens a 3-for-1 split at 34% on 1100 shares, finishing at 1007s. Followsere Steel gains, while U S Steel and others lead. Some laggards include Chrysler, Studebaker, Woolworth, Boeing and Loews.
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New York Stocks at Noon Amid Mixed Industrial Totals
A mid day snapshot shows Allied Stores and Bethlehem Steel among leaders with varied gains and losses across major industrials including General Electric, General Motors, Chrysler Wright, and Union Pacific. The list runs through many named firms with mixed performance and ends with a broad market tally around 1844.
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Procter & Gamble
Pullman Radio Co
Eteel Schenk
Servel Inc
Sinclair “Oil Sceece
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Postwar Steel Output Hits High Amid Scarcity Worries
A magazine report says postwar steel output reached near 98 percent of capacity with about 1,715,000 tons produced weekly, but demand remains tight. Despite high operations, shortages of scrap and pig iron limit runs. Some materials like sheet and plate remain scarce while allocations and price controls loom.
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Cincinnati District Steel Output Rises to 91 Percent
Steel magazine reports steel production in the Cincinnati district including Middletown climbed five percentage points last week to 91 percent of total capacity.
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Steel scrap prices rise as districts see varied outputs
In several districts output and price trends diverge as five districts report output near or above 83 to 102 percent while eastern Pennsylvania eases to 90 percent. Yet scrap prices strengthen with some districts pushing beyond wartime price ceilings. Producers hold firm to the price formula and warn of plant closures if scrap costs rise.
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Kirwan Endorsed for Seventh Term by Macomb County Dems
Congressman Michael J. Kirwan won endorsement from the Macomb County Democratic Executive Committee by a 57 to 1 vote for another term. State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson also earned endorsement for re election.
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Youngstown, CO
Michael J. Kirwan
Machoning County
Democratic Executive Committee
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