Propaganda blow as U S exposes Soviet axis talks 1940
The United States released a State Department volume drawn from long secret German records showing Moscow Berlin talks in 1940 to join the axis at a price Hitler refused to pay. The book details Molotovs 1940 Berlin visit, four power Axis ideas, and Soviet pressures for bases and influence from the Dardanelles to the Middle East.
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United States
Russia
Adolf Hitler
Voice of America
Europe
Moscow-Berlin
Hitler
Soviet Union
Germany
Poland
Stalin
Finland
Dardanelles
Middle East
State Department
Molotov
Wce
von Pibbestrop
Nuernberg
Berlin
Ribbentrop
Asia
Africa
America
Britain
Moscow
Count von der Schulenburg
Lemon Township Approves New High School Plan
Lemon Board of Education unanimously approved a $341000 plan for a three story Lemon Township High School to be built beside Monroe High School. The project includes 20 classrooms science labs library gym and expanded cafeteria and kitchen facilities with modern glass brick entrance and extensive windows for daylight.
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Lemon Township
Lemon Board of Education
Claude D. Barker
Grunkefeyer and Sullivan
Cincinnati
Barker
Ralph Helsinger
Joseph Heck
Robert Matson
Everett L. Switzer
Calvin Young
Monroe High School
New Look Critique From Designer Ilyana in Hollywood
HOLLYWOOD AP reports designer Ilyana, a Budapest native, presenting a new angle on the new look. She claims modern women dress to mask failures as wives and mothers, using petticoats and padded silhouettes as symbols of personal shortcomings.
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Hollywood
Llyana
Beverary Hills
War Wives
Ilyana
Harold Dreyfus
Christian Dior
New York
Torch Dancer Betty Blossom Dies in San Francisco
Mrs Fred Pizzirulli known as Betty Blossom the flame dancer who once sparked a nightclub tragedy in San Francisco died after a long illness at age 40.
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San Francisco
Fred Pizzirulli
Betty Blossom
Flaming Torch
Music Is Lovely Satra Declares In Havana
The Cuban radio plays a song about American dancer Patricia Schmidt from Chicago, written by Felix Rodriguez aka Bobby Capo. Patricia, jailed 15 years for a Chicago slaying last year, reacts with tears as she hears the tune praising her fate and hoping for pardon.
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Havana
Cuba
Patricia “Saura” Schmidt
Patricia
Toledo
John Lester Mee
Chicago
Felix Manuel Rodriguez
Bobby Capo
Laura
Bevin warns of Soviet drive to dominate Europe
Foreign Secretary Bevin told the House of Commons that the Soviet Union is ruthlessly seeking dominance in Europe and warned that continued expansion by any power could trigger another war. He cited Poland, Bulgaria, Hungary, and Romania as examples and urged firm policy beyond appeasement while Britain eyed a possible Anglo French alliance.
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London
Bevin
Russia
Europe
Yalta
House of Commons
Soviet Union
West
Poland
Bulgaria
Hunary
Take Your Choice It's Bear or Wolf
Geauga and Lake counties debate whether a recent yard invading animal is a bear or a timber wolf. Peter Carlson of Chardon cites a collapsed bee hive and bear-like tracks as evidence. Shirley Marstow, daughter of the Painesville police chief, reports a large animal near dusk resembling wolves seen in 200s.
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Chardon, CO
Geauga and
Lake County
Peter Carlson
Chardon
Geauga County
George Musch
Carlson
Shirley Marstow
Painesville
John A. Barstow
British Hold Up AN Action On Palestine
LAKE SUCCESS AP Britain refuses to admit substantial Jewish immigration to Palestine by February 1 disrupting the UN partition timetable. Britain intends to retain undivided control until it surrenders mandate as the Palestine Partition Commission drafts a report for the Security Council noting the first failure of the plan. Pakistan warns of an acute crisis with India and may take military action if the Security Council does not act quickly.
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Pakistan
Security Council
India
Killed in Jerusalem clash as Hagana claims assault
Hagana Jewish militia says it attacked Yazur killing 12 Arabs after seven Jewish settlement police fell at a roadblock on the town’s edge. Yazur lies five miles south of Tel Aviv on the Jerusalem route. Officials confirm seven Arabs dead, four wounded, three Arab attackers killed. Casualties raise unofficial Arab-Jewish toll to 951 since UN partition decision.
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Jerusalem
Hagana
Yazur
Tel Aviv
United Nations
Holy Land
Classified ad jumble listing misc items for sale
A chaotic want ad fragment lists items and notes such as amplifier and microphone for sale, a lost cat, a repaired overcoat priced at 25, plow shares, and a telephone line with hours. The text mixes classifications and stray phrases, reflecting a cluttered classified page with sparse readable details.
Piano Prodigy Seeks Fun Amid Work At Keyboard
Fifteen year old Jacqueline Horner, Hollywood piano prodigy and actress, proposed a balance of pleasure and work after eight days away from fame. She was found in a San Francisco hotel with Wallace Wells, 19, and faces possible home return with more freedom. Mrs Miles and Wells charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor. District Attorney Brown says Horner met Miles on a bus and lived with her briefly, sailors visiting during the period. Horner’s mother collapsed upon learning of the discovery and remained under physician care.
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Jacquine Horner
Hollywood
San Francisco
Wallace Wells
Wells
Jacqueline Horner
Seaman
Hood River
Ore
Jacqueline
Iun Wells
Floria Jean Costello Miles
Jackie
Hubbard
Clara Horner
Los Angeles
New Cold Wave Strikes Midwest Across Wide Section
A fresh icy blast from Hudson Bay spread over the Midwest and eastern half of the country. Sub zero readings reached into Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa and Illinois with temperatures near 30 degrees below zero in the Dakotas and western states. A storm along the cold air edge brought 1 to 6 inches of snow across western North Dakota central South Dakota and eastern Nebraska while rain appeared in warmer air across central Montana.
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Midwest
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Missouri
Ohe
Nebraska
South Dakota
Iowa
Illinois
H L. Jacobson
Chicago
Florida
North Dakota
Montana
German Strike Call May Affect Millions
The Bavarian Trade Union Federation ordered a four hour walkout for Bavaria beginning midnight tonight, potentially involving about one million workers amid food shortages. Earlier, 200,000 workers staged a 24 hour stoppage in Nuernberg and Cologne, the largest in western Germany since last April, with actions in Munich Nuernberg Augsburg Regensburg Wuerzburg and Coburg. Trade union leaders broadcast appeals for the action from Thursday night to Friday midnight while authorities released 5,000 tons of imported fats to ease the rationing for about 40 million Germans. A home made grenade exploded at the Grand Hotel in Nuernberg near U. S. war crimes prosecutors, wounding a few. investigators linked no hunger tie. A 24 hour strike had begun in Nuernberg in key industries, involving about 100,000 in the U. S. zone.
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Germany
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Bavaria
Nuernberg
Cologne
Augsburg
Regensburg
Wuerzburg
Coburg
Grand Hotel
U. S
War Crimes
Army
Republican Lawmakers Move To Slash Truman Budget Bid
In Parkersburg West Virginia AP report Jacob Wigal said icy conditions after his boat trapped 14 hours on the Ohio River left him with only frozen fingers as takedown crews from two river steamers rescued him near Long Bottom Ohio. Washington Republican Knutson said Hoover's foreign aid plan makes the GOP tax bill veto proof and budget committee aims to cut Truman's 39.7 billion dollar request by about 3 billion while revising tax cut totals to 6.3 billion. He noted incomes now run near 209 billion.
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W. Va
Jacob Wigal
Ohio River
Wigal
Reedseville
Belleville
W Va
Long Bottom
Washington
Knutson
R-Minn
Herbert Hoover
House
Ways and Means
Senate
House Budget Committee
Truman
Hoover
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Willam Green
American Federation of Lab
Labor Leader Proposes 45Hour Workweek for Anti Inflation
AFL President William Green urges voluntary 45 hour work weeks with overtime pay as a path to higher output and lower prices. He ties the move to Congress approving anti inflation measures and standby wage controls, noting 16 million manufacturing workers could add 8.9 million manhours daily.
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AFL
William Green
Management and Labor
Senate Banking Committee
Congress
Truman
Green
Fire and blast ruin telephones and buses. seven dead
Fire destroyed the Ohio Telephone Service switchboard in Greenville cutting off service to 4500 subscribers with emergency stations providing limited lines. Estimated damage exceeds 30000 dollars and restoration could take 10 days to three weeks. In Chester a block long business complex fire wrecked 33 buses causing 750000? dollars in damage and prompting mass evacuation as explosions threatened.
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Ohio Telephone Service Company
H.M Clapper
Telephone Company
Clapper
Lausche Rumor Is Out Again Continues On Page 74
The Ohio State Journal quotes a Cleveland ward leader claiming former Gov J Lausche will announce his candidacy for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination tonight at a 15th ward Democratic Club banquet in Cleveland Mrs Florence Holmes Bey said Lausche would be the principal speaker The ex governor said he had nothing to say and has been rumored to enter the race on multiple occasions recently
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Lausche
Ohio State Journal Today
Cleveland
J. Lausche
Journal
Florence Holmes Bey
the Journal
Greeks Launch Offense Reported In Northern Greece
Reports from Athens say a general offensive is underway in northern Greece against guerrilla forces with six Greek divisions involved. Dispatches come from field commanders but no immediate official confirmation. A Navajo elder named Saiz Navajo reportedly died at age 137 in San Patricio, New Mexico.
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Greece
San Patricio
N. Map
Jenkins Sets Date for Ohio Primary
Ohio's May primary date is set for May 4 by Atty Gen Hugh Jenkins in a ruling that all state primaries must occur on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in May. The opinion, prepared for Secretary of State Edward J Hummel, resolves inconsistencies in 1947 amended election laws. Delegates and alternates to national conventions will be chosen at this year's May primary.
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Columbus
Ohio
Hugh Jenkins
Edward J Hummel
Jenkins
Missing Plane Sought After Denver to Grand Junction Flight
Denver authorities and the Rocky Mountains search for a Civil Aeronautics Administration C-47 DC-3 that vanished after reporting severe turbulence and snow squalls at 14 500 feet during a two hour flight from Denver to Grand Junction. The crew included pilot Fred Snavely co pilot Warren Lindstrom and Ross C Brown a CAA inspector.
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Rocky Mountains
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Grand Junction
Colo
Fred Snavely
Kansas City
Kes
Warren L. Lindstrom
Leavenworth
Kas
Ross C. Brown
CAA Aeronautical
Truman Rejects Hoover Views On European Aid Limits
President Truman said he is not in accord with Herbert Hoover's recommendation to limit European recovery commitments to 15 months and below 6.8 billion dollars. He endorsed Bernard Baruch's anti inflation measures and urged comparing Baruch's suggestions with his own programs.
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Truman
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Bernard M. Baruch
Baruch
New York
Senate
United States
Charlies B. Wilson
General Motors Corporation
Wilson
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