Pickets Form At Univis Plant In Dayton Clash
Disorder at the Univis Company plant eased after police and deputies reinforced, ending a five day standoff as 3000 pickets massed and street fighting broke out. Gov Herbert planned meetings with city officials and union leaders and considered troop deployment if needed.
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Dayton
Thomas J. Herbert
Univis Company
Louis Lohrey
Columbus
Lohrey
Herbert
Chester W. Goble
Richard Graham
Russell McClure
Rudolph Wurstner
Herbert Hirschberg
Cleveland
United Electrical Workers
CIO
Ohio
Kentucky
Inci
Truman Says Congress Shows Blind Disregard On Inflation
President Truman accuses the Republican Congress of a blind disregard for inflation as he pushes for sweeping powers to control prices wages rationing and credit. He endorses a four per cent price rollback to 1947 levels and cites a midyear economic report spanning 115 pages with a broader 107 page advisers' Council assessment.
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Truman
OPA
Paul Porter
White House
Capitol Hill
Council of Economic Advisers
Israel demands new territories in Palestine
Foreign Minister Moshe Shertok told the 37 member Israeli State Council that Israel seeks immediate sovereignty over Jerusalem and other territories, citing UN boundary changes as impractical after Arab victories. He rejected demilitarization plans for Jerusalem and promised heavy indemnities in peace talks, while Arab refugees’ return remains unsolved.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Palestine
Jerusalem
Moshe Shertok
Israeli State Council
United Nations
Shertok
Folke Bernadotte
Holy
Major General Will Command Superfortresses
The United States plans a new phase in airpower buildup in Europe as Maj. Gen. Leon W. Johnson is ordered to England to command 60 B 29 Superfortresses. This marks the leadership of the framework for an Air Division, signaling elevated Western power posture.
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Washington
Europe
Russia
England
United States
Leon W. Johnson
Berlin food offer sparks little Western response
In Berlin the Soviet plan to feed all residents drew scant reaction from Western sectors as new anti government attacks surface. Moscow hints a Big Four Berlin talks session may occur in Paris in September if envoy talks with Molotov proceed. Western officials deny hindrances to Russian aid and say the airlift continues to feed over two million. Ambassador Bedell Smith returns to Moscow to lead potential Molotov talks.
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Berlin
Moscow
Paris
V. M. Molotov
U. S
Walter Bedell Smith
London
Smith
Molotov
Kent State approves $950,000 PE building plan
Kent State University trustees approved plans for a new physical education building valued at $950,000. The project aims to expand athletic facilities on the Kent campus, reflecting ongoing campus development priorities.
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Kent, O
Kent State University
Curbs May Be Placed On Bank Credit And Dollar Down
Washington reports possible Republican curbs on dollar-down buying and on bank credit as a response to President Truman. A GOP leader hinted at a special session to restore installment rules, curb new bank loans, and raise federal reserve requirements to influence gold reserves and consumer credit. Eccles warned of a coming bust and urged Fed action to steady the market.
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Washington
Truman
GOP
Congress
Federal Reserve
Two Reported Dead In Edgewater Mine Blast
A blast at the Edgewater coal mine in Birmingham injured at least 13 and reportedly killed two miners. A source said the death toll was unverified while a company spokesman could not confirm it. The blast occurred about 9 20 a m CST.
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Birmingham
Ala
Theennessee
Ohio Pension Bill Raises Monthly Aid to Five Dollars
Ohio Governor Thomas J. Herbert signed two bills during a recent special session boosting old age pension and needy blind payments from fifty to fifty five dollars monthly starting October 1. Separate measures removing sales tax on purchases under forty one cents await his signature and would take effect August 1.
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Columbus, O
Ohio
Thomas J. Herbert
Herbert
Snyder Declares Price Controls Like Castor Oil
Treasury Secretary Snyder told the Senate Banking Committee price controls should be used only in emergencies. He supported returning to controls on installment buying and backed Fed power to require a 10 percent rise in bank reserves, potentially freezing 12 billion dollars in lending. He said he is not in favor of price controls but would take castor oil if it saved his life, prompting laughter.
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Marriner S. Eccles
Senate Banking Committee
Washington
Snyder
Tobey
Secretary of the Treasury
Death Cause Sought in Cincinnati Smallpox Case
Health Commissioner Carl A. Wilzbach began tests to determine death cause of 65-year-old Joseph Horn after a tentative smallpox diagnosis. Horn died yesterday as five prior smallpox cases had occurred in Cincinnati in the last 15 years.
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Cincinnati
Carl A. Wilzbach
Joseph Horn
Wilzbach
Horn
Clark's Drive Criticized By George Bender
Washington AP George Bender Ohio congressman assails Attorney General Clark for shifting blame for inflation to unnamed criminals and male factors He cites Clark's plan to expand the Justice Department Anti-Trust Field Service to target price conspiracy Bender questions a year of investigations and asks what has been accomplished while prices rise
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Washington
George Bender
Rohio
Tom Clark
Truman
Ohio
House
Bender
Clark
Justice Department
Anti-Trust
Molotov Absent From Moscow On Vacation
MOSCOW AP The Foreign Minister V M Molotov is out of town the embassy was told by the foreign office. Ambassador Walter Bedell Smith who returned from Berlin and London on the German crisis was not granted a Molotov audience. Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian A Zorin is on duty. The British licensed German press service says Molotov is away on an undetermined vacation.
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Moscow
V. M. Molotov
Foreign Office
Molotov
Walter Bedell Smith
Berlin
London
Germany
Valerian A. Zorin
Liggett Meyers Increases Price On Chesterfield Cigs
New York AP reports Liggett and Myers Company makers of Chesterfield cigarettes announce a one cent per pack retail price increase. The move follows industry patterns and aligns with recent cost factors impacting tobacco products.
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New York
Liggett and Myers Company
Daniels Enters Guilty Plea to Three Murders
Daniels pleads guilty to three counts of first degree murder in Mansfield Ohio. He was bound over to the grand jury without bond. The case ties to the Niebel family slayings, with possible execution if convicted in Richland County Common Pleas Court after grand jury indictments. Daniels awaits next steps and potential death sentence.
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Daniels
Ohio
Richland County
Columbus
Celina
Eugene McNeill
van Wert Common Pleas Court
Southern filibuster drags into second day in Senate
Washington AP reports Senator Taft warned Congress may quit next week if the anti-poll tax bill is not disposed of by Wednesday. Southern Democrats led by Stuart continued the filibuster on the poll tax measure while Republicans watched, predicting only a cloture showdown without a vote likely this week.
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John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Washington, D. C
Senate
Stennis
Washington
Taft
Ohio
Senate Today
Congress
Stewart
D-Tenn
Truman
Vandenberg
Rmich
Chamber
Jail Sentences for Farben Directors in War Crimes Trial
Thirteen I G Farben directors were convicted of war crimes in Nuremberg and given jail terms from 18 months to eight years. American judge Paul M. Herbert dissented, calling the majority verdict too lenient. Seven of twenty four directors will actually serve time. One defendant was removed for illness. All acquitted of plotting aggressive war and mistreatment counts.
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Germany
Farben
President Zoltan Tildy Resigns Hungary Postwar Leader
In Budapest Hungary President Zoltan Tildy abdicated as Communist pressure topped the government. His son in law Victor Csornoky minister to Egypt was accused of espionage and treason and Csornoky was arrested after resigning his post.
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Budapest
Hungary
Zoltan Tildy
Egypt
Victor Csornoky
Tildy
Csornoky
Cairo
Farm er fatally injured in mowing accident
AP reports Fred Rausch about 50 a farmer near Marysville was fatally injured yesterday when thrown from a mowing machine on the farm.
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Marysville, D
Fred Rausch
Premeditated murder trial in Abbott-Gordon case proceeds
In Hamilton, prosecutors urge first degree murder verdict without mercy for Marie Abbott 40 and her lover Cyril Gordon 27 in the Memorial Day night killing of her husband Morris Abbott. Prosecutor Bosch accuses Abbott of plotting with Gordon as evidence unfolds. defense contends. Continued on Page 22.
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Hamilton
Marie Abbott
Cyril “Scottie” Gordon
Bosch
Morris Abbott
Mrs. Abbott
Gordon
Parks To Stay Open Amid Fund Shortage for Middletown Play Ground
Middletown parks will stay open for the final three weeks of a 10 week playground program without city funds. City attorney Fred J. Schatzmann said the program will finish in the black using reimbursements from the park board’s work in Middletown Cemetery and $600 from the Jennie Sorg Trust Account. Five weeks of pool operation will extend the planned period, funded by these sources and saved park operating costs.
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Middletown
Fred J. Schatzmann
Ivo Beedle
Park Board
R C. Dowling
Ross Kramer
W. S. Geckeler
Robert Hayes
Park
Schatzmann
Middletown Cemetery
Jennie Sorg
Beedle
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Fred B. Cramer
Gilbert Condo
Hopkins
Ted Weiss
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