Swank Country Club Raided by Liquor Inspectors
Cincinnati action under way to curb illegal gambling as liquor license enforcement intensifies. Acton led a raid on the Kenwood Country Club confiscating 20 slot machines and citing the club for liquor violations. Sunset Club faced resistance over expired liquor license with sheriff’s office delays contested by officials.
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Swank Country Club
Cincinnati
Walter Mitchell
State Liquor Control Board
Frank M. Acton
Liquor Department
Liquor Control Board
Swank
Kenwood Country Club
Acton
Sunset Club
Sheriff's Office
Carl G. Meyer
Dan Tehan
Explosion and Fire Cause 30000 Warren Damage at Tristate Fireworks
A blast in the Tristate Fireworks Company plant on Lebanon Road near Loveland caused more than $30,000 in damage. A $10,000 paper-rolling machine and 35 rolls of fireworks paper were destroyed. Firefighters reported flames leaping 30 feet as the oil furnace exploded, but no injuries occurred.
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Tristate Fireworks Company
Lebanon Road
Loveland
Edward Gramann
Paul Rozzi
Medeira-Indian Hill
Man gets life sentence for murdering mother in Dresden home
In Zanesville Ohio Alfred Spooky Ferrell, 43, was sentenced to life imprisonment by Common Pleas Judge Clarence J. Crossland after his motion for a new trial was denied. Ferrell’s mother Nellie Ferrell was found dead in her bed near Dresden on January 28 with indications of robbery.
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Zanesville
Alfred
Spooky) Ferrell
Nellie
Common Pleas
Clarence J. Crossland
Ferrell
Death of Frank J. Lee at 84 Ends Public Service
Frank J. Lee president of the People's Building and Loan Association board died yesterday at age 84. He led community financial efforts in Delaware and served in local public roles. His death marks the end of a long period of civic service.
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Delaware
D. A
Frank J. Lee
The
People’s Building and Loan Association
Half Million Coal Miners Return After Two Week Stoppage
United Mine Workers east of the Mississippi resume work as of 12:01 a.m. EST after John L. Lewis ordered a two week strike March 14. About 463000 miners were expected to be at pits by day’s end with operations returning to normal.
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Pittsburgh
United Mine Workers
Mississippi
Ohio's Miners Back on Jobs After Strike Ends
Ohio's 18 000 coal miners resume work after a two week stoppage sparked by United Mine Workers President John L. Lewis. Adolph Pacifico, head of UMW District 6, says workers return as shifts come up with Sunny Hill strion mine in New Lexington reporting 275 men back at midnight. A one day holiday Friday is part of contracts. miners told to resume even without owner notices if safety inspections are pending.
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Mania Coal Operators Association
Lewis
James Boyd
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Senate
Interior Committee
Truman
Boyd
Columbus
Ohio
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Adolph Pacifico
UMW
Sunny Hill Strion
New Lexington
Pacifico
World Peace Conference Ends Amid Massive Madison Square Rally
The three day World Peace Conference at venues including Waldorf Astoria and Carnegie Hall closed with 18 700 attendees at Madison Square Garden cheering a pro Soviet peace tone while 2000 protestors picketed outside. Delegates endorsed resolutions backing UN strengthening and peaceful arms policies. Dr Allen M Butler of Harvard Medical School said the action committee would meet the next day.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Ussr
U. S. State Department
National Council of the Arts, Sciences and Professions
Waldorf- Astorian Hotel
Carnegie Hall
The
Garden
United Nations
United States
Allen M. Butler
Harvard Medical School
Louis Johnson Installed as Secretary of Defense
Louis Johnson 58 of Clarksburg West Virginia was sworn in as secretary of Defense in a Pentagon ceremony attended by about 15 000. He succeeds James Forrestal who led the office since its creation in 1947 and urged restraint on interservice quarrels while avoiding wholesale personnel changes.
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Washington
Louis Johnson
Fred W. Vinson
Pentagon
Army
Navy
Air Force
Council
Johnson
Defense
James Forrestal
Forrestal
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Preble County Farmer Critical After Self Inflicted Wound
Harry McIntosh 42 of Camden Route 1 in Preble County is in critical condition after a self inflicted bullet wound. He was unconscious on arrival at Middletown Hospital and may not survive. The sheriff reports despondency over debts and personal income tax. wifeunavailable for comment.
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Preble County
Harry McIntosh
Camden
J. C. Stratton
Middletown Hospital
McIntosh
Zimmerman
Gratis
Sheriff’s Office
Arraignment on Wisconsin slaying faces 19 year old
Milton Babich a 19 year old Milwaukee area youth faces arraignment on a murder charge for the February 10 death of Patricia Birmingham 16 his alleged motive fear of exposure of his sister in law Kathleen 17 pregnancy. Police say he later signed a statement admitting the killing.
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Kathleen Birmingham Babich
Albert Birmingham
Milton
Milwaukee
Wis
Kathleen
Patricia
Fabian Babich
Wisconsin
Milton Babich
Patricia Birmingham
Dist
Atty
William McCauley
Babich
Arthur Richter
McCauley
Richter
West Allis
Pat
Dispute Over Rent Bill Hampers Accord in Congress
Senate and House conferees reached a tentative accord on a 15 month rent control extension but a stubborn dispute over how to handle rent increases blocks agreement. Time grows short as senators urge the House to concede on terms of the measure.
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Washington
Senate House
Time Precious
Spence
Dky
House
Senate
Senate House Committee
Congress
White House
Iouse
Paul Brown
D-Ga
Publicity gaps on ECA work draw Senate push
Senator Bridges accuses sabotage and Communist propaganda of hiding U S efforts under the Economic Cooperation Administration program The fight centers on labeling foods machinery and raw materials and on on the spot Europe use checks as part of pending authorization for 5 58 billion over 15 months Congressional action includes rent control extension and a House Senate conference effort with party leaders pressing for early passage and changes to the ECA and rent bills
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Washington
Bridges
America
Senate
Economic Cooperation Administration
McCarran
D-New
United States
U. S
Europe
Bridges - McCarran
Lucas
Illinois
Wherry
Nebraska
House
House Rules Committee
Surviving Airmen Rescued After Pacific Sinking War wrecks recall
Eleven Navy airmen were saved from a sinking Catalina flying boat 605 miles southwest of Johnston Island after its engine failed. The survivors were picked up by LSM 448 nine hours after ditching and were to be taken to Kwajalein, with radio reports giving little detail beyond the rescue.
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Pearl Harbor
Pacific
Navy
LSM 448
Kwajalein
Marshall Islands
Johnston Island
Here
Catalina
Eddie Rickenbacker
Amelia Earhart
Italian Minister Arrives for North Atlantic Pact Signing
Count Carlos Sforza of Italy leads foreign ministers en route to Washington to sign the North Atlantic Security Pact linking nations in a defense alliance. Britain Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg ministers prepare to join. a second French British meeting on western Germany is planned.
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Washington
Carlos Sforza
Italy
Sforza
New York
Britain
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
United States
Robert Schuman
France
Atlantic Security Alliance
State Department
United Nations
Joseph C. Satterthwaite
U. S
Germany
Ernest Bevin
Seven Die In Ohio Weekend Traffic Toll
AP report lists seven fatalities from Ohio crashes over the weekend. Names include William Woodard and Ann Woodard of Logan killed by a freight train near Granville, 44 and 41 respectively. Others are Max Faught of Cedarville, Linda Shelhouse age 3, Maurice Shelhouse driver, Paul Hester 23, Paul Eldon Lawhan six, and Lee Holly 67, all victims of separate auto incidents in various counties including Licking, Greene, Hamilton, Columbu s.
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Columbus
Ohio
William G. Woodard
Ann
Logan
Pennsylvania
Granville
Licking County
Max L. Faught
Cedarville
Xenia
Linda Shelhouse
Hamilton
Maurice Shelhouse
Paul Hester
East Liverpool
Paul Eldon Lawhan
Hitskip
Ashville
Circleville
Lee Holly
DeGaullists and Reds Rout In French Cantonal Vote
France's center coalition swept cantonal elections ending yesterday. Government parties won 1082 seats, DeGaullists 389, Communists 37, Independents 99. councillors run departments, not parliament.
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PAR
France
Executive Succumbs Canton Ohio Power Manager Dies
Adolphus M Plummer 60 division manager of the Ohio Power Company died Saturday of a heart attack. He previously worked in Lima Zanesville and Mount Vernon.
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Canton
Adolphus M. Plummer
Ohio Power
Omnene
Lima
Zanesville
Mount Vernon
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