Abbott and Gordon Guilty in Dayton CIO Clash
Dayton CIO Council defies Gov. Herbert and sets a mass meeting for Monday outside the Univis plant. Police used tear gas as 6,000 to 16,000 protesters gathered amid ongoing strike violence. Union leaders vow continued demonstrations if the dispute remains unsettled, with arrests reported since the plant reopened.
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Dayton
CIO
Thomas J. Herbert
Univisions Company
Herbert
CIO Electrical
CIO Council
Montgomery Cio Council
AFL
Railroad Brotherhoods
George Moyer
M. H. Stanley
Univis
UECIO
Univis Lens
National Labor Relations Board
Moyer
NLRB
James Kraft
Delco
Wallace Petitions To Place Electors On Ohio Ballot
Progressive Party officials announce petitions will be filed with Ohio Secretary of State Edward J. Hummel next week to place electors pledged to Henry A. Wallace for president and Glen Taylor for vice president on the ballot. Ballot will carry no party markings linking electors to Wallace and Taylor.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Edward J. Hummel
Henry A. Wallace
Glen Taylor
Wallace
Taylor
Dillard and Ewell Reach Olympic Sprint Finals
Harrison Dillard won the 100 meter dash in 10.5 seconds as Bar ney Ewell finished second in the semi finals at Wembley. Mel Patton also advanced, securing three Americans in the finals. Bruce Harlan led in springboard diving after eight dives, with Miller Anderson close behind.
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Olympic Stadium
Wembley
England
Harrison Dillard
Roy Cochran
United States
Wally Ris
Chicago
Bruce Harlan
Ohio State
Baldwin Wallace
Barney Ewell
Lancaster
Alan MecCorquodale
Great Britain
Dillard
MelPatton
California
America
Sam Felter
Robert Bennett
Henry Dreyer
Olympic Pool
Ohio State University
Harlan
Miller Anderson
Mike Peppe
Mexico
Joaquin Capilla
Sammy Lee
Pasadena
Cal
Capilla
Lee
Fencing London Argen
FENCING LONDON AP reports the Argen continues on page 2 with coverage of fencing events and updates from the London scene.
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Fencing
London
Russians Delay Berlin Crisis Say Germans
German non-Communists accuse Moscow of stalling Berlin talks as the Western powers seek a settlement. The British and American airlift plans advance amid reports Moscow may close air routes while Molotov is on vacation. Moscow controlled papers acknowledge political blackmail over the blockade.
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Berlin
Moscow
Social Demokrat
Socialist Party
Kremlin
Molotov
United States
Washington
Nevada Battle Wagon Sunk After Prolonged Attacks
Pearl Harbor AP report details the 32 year old USS Nevada sinking after four and a half days of relentless attempts. Navy submarines planes and torpedo bombers failed to subdue her until a torpedo struck midship triggering her slow roll and plunge to five miles deep.
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Old Nevada
Pearl Harbor
Nevada
Navy
Bikini
Krupp and 10 Others Found Guilty of War Crimes at Nuernberg
A U S military court convicted Alfried Krupp Von Bohlen Halbach and 10 Krupp directors on two counts of war crimes for exploitation of slave labor and plundering occupied countries. The ruling named 12 defendants, with Karl Heinrich Pfirsch acquitted on all counts, and cited the use of nearly 12,000 foreign slaves and 2,500 POWs in 100 Ruhr factories.
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Mernberg
Germany
U. S
Alfried Krupp von Bohlen
Halbach
Krupp Munitions Works
Ruhr
Bismarck
Hitler
Karl Heinrich Pfirsch
H. C. Anderson
Jackson, Tenn
Edward J. Daly
Hartford, Conn
William J. Wilkin
Seattle
Wash
Krupp
Gustav Krupp
Bertha
Big Bertha
Hungary to name president Monday after Tildy resignation
Hungary's parliament is to name a successor to Zoltan Tildy on Monday. The pro communist socialist Arpad Szakasits is favored after Tildy resigned following the arrest of his son in law Victor Csornoky on spying charges. International flags show no crisis, officials say.
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Budapest
Hungary
Zoltan Tildy
Tildy
Interior Ministry
Victor Csornoky
Arpad Szakasits
Szakasits
Foreign Office
U S Planes Stage Review Over Munich
Forty six American fighter planes flew over Munich in an official review. Sixteen F-80 jet fighters and thirty F-47 Thunderbolts participated as the jets buzzed the formation for a spectacular display.
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U. S
Munich
Wiesbaden
Germany
Tragic bicycle crash claims 11 year old in Parma Heights
In Cleveland area traffic tragedy, 11 year old Robert Bernhardt of Parma Heights died after a truck struck his bicycle yesterday. The incident underscores road danger faced by young bicyclists in urban streets and is under investigation by local authorities.
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Cleveland
Robert Bernhardt
Parma Heights
Seven Miners Dead In Edgewater Mine Blast
Seven coal miners died and 12 were injured in a gas explosion at Edgewater mine near Birmingham Alabama. Rescue teams worked to reach the remote blast site about four miles from the shaft entrance as investigators reviewed inspections and possible gas causes.
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Birmingham
Ala
Edgewater
Here
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company
United Mine Workers
Washington
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Arthur Guthrie
Milk prices to rise two cents a quart in Youngstown
In Youngstown Ohio milk prices will go up two cents per quart tomorrow as dairy distributors cite a 70 cent per hundredweight rise in prices paid to producers. The move mirrors a shift in wholesale costs affecting local shoppers.
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Youngstown, CO
West Virginian seeks Supreme Court aid against Ohio justice
A self described West Virginia martyr claims Ohio authorities wrongfully arrest and fine him. He writes to the Supreme Court from Portsmouth Ohio asking for help to return home to his wife and children. Deputies in Huntington say they are reviewing the appeal while noting the long Ohio legal process.
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Huntington
W. Va
Ohio
West Virginia
Lee Taylor
Charles King
Portsmouth
Supreme Court
Hunting
West
U S Official Testifies On Spy Charge
Washington AP report states William Remington a Commerce Department official aged 30 testified before senators that he was offered an Atomic Energy Commission job while the FBI investigated his ties to a Soviet spy. Elizabeth Bentley testified she passed government secrets to the Russians via Bentley after Remington allegedly supplied information during World War II.
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Washington
William Remington
Senators
Atomic Energy Commission
FBI
Elizabeth T. Bentley
Senate
Remington
Remngton
Commerce Department
House panel urged to probe espionage in government
Chairman Thomas of the House Un American Activities Committee urged a special grand jury in Washington to investigate espionage in government. He stated that testimony from a year of inquiries confirms a strong need for investigation exposure and conviction in numerous cases.
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Washington
Thomas
R-Nj
House Un-American Activities Committee
Remington denies links to FBI probe over Atomic Commission bid
Testifying before a Senate Expenditures subcommittee, Remington said he declined the atomic bomb job while under FBI questioning. He cited Arthur MacMahon’s recommendation and noted his naval reserve resignation was prior to his current trade with Russia post. He and Elizabeth Bentley gave conflicting statements about the espionage accusations.
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FBI
Senate Expenditures
Ferguson
R-Mich
Arthur MacMahon
Truman
Loyalty Board
Atomic Commission
Remington
Naval Reserve Commission
Russia
Senate Committee
Dallas Women Will Boycott Meat Prices
In Dallas a few hundred housewives plan a week long boycott of fresh meat to pressure price reductions. Led by Mrs. R D Vaughn president of the Dallas Women's Chamber of Commerce the campaign begins August 9 with a telephone mobilization urging refrain from buying meat for one week.
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Dallas
Tex
R. D. Vaughn
Dallas Women's Chamber of Commerce
Balti more man linked to girlfriend death in Aberdeen
Aberdeen police report a 25 year old Baltimorean Duncan Livingstone Jr. is found half hanging from his car with a bullet wound after his girlfriend Shirley Will 18 lies dead on the floor. Patrolman Emmett Tobin says Livingstone muttered I strangled her before losing consciousness. Medical examiner Dr James Ramsay rules the girl’s death as strangling. A neck tie and a .38 revolver are found on the car seat.
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Aberdeen, Md
Aberdeen
Duncan Livingstone, Jr
Shirley Will
Emmett Tobin
Hartford County
Livingstone
James Ramsay
Livingston
Verdict in Abbott Gordon Murder Case Divides Jury
A Hamilton County jury divided on guilt, finding Cyril Gordon guilty of first degree murder with mercy but Marie Abbott guilty of second degree murder. Sentences: Gordon life with possible parole after 20 years. Abbott life with parole eligibility after 10 years. Appeals and bond requests were noted as court waits determine further actions. The case stems from Memorial Day night slaying at the Abbott farm during an illicit affair.
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Alice Lawler
Marie Abbott
Cyril “Scottie” Gordon
Weee, ET Ewa
Gordon
Mercy
Abbott
Mrs. Abbott
Ohio
Fred B Cramer
William Hopkins
Bond
Cramer
Hamilton
Hopkins
Butler County
Court St
Courty Jail
Abbott Gordon
William Hopkin
Cincinnati
Paul Baden
Jackson Bosch
Ted Weiss
Joseph Marr
Baden
Reily Township
GOP Says Truman Tax Plan Would Double Inland Payments
Republicans argued President Truman’s anti inflation program would double income taxes if enacted. Senate and House GOP leaders pledged no price controls or rationing while strategy talks with campaign aides continued. Speaker Martin warned against more government spending and control, labeling it sink America, as Millikin pressed tax relief vs excess profits levy.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Taft
Ohio
GOP
Thomas E. Dewey
Mr. Truman
House
Martin
Mass
America
Trueman
Millikin
R-Cole
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