Truman Administration Leading U S To War, Wallace Tells Group
Henry A. Wallace accused the Truman administration of creating 94 false crises to push the United States toward universal military training and conscription. He denounced policies as prowar and warned of military control and a war without limits as risky to the nation and world security.
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Truman
U. S
Wallace
Washington
Henry A. Wallace
Congress
Senate Armed Services Committee
Russia
Mr. Truman
America
Mountain feud flares with fatal shooting in Hyden
In Hyden Kentucky Theo J Brock 39 a former tavern operator was shot dead on a street amid a renewed mountain feud. Sheriff Wiley Joseph said warrants will be sought for Bill Caldwell and his two sons Ray and Levi Caldwell in a murder investigation linked to the earlier Cornelius Caldwell killing and a prior tavern arson.
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Hyden
Theo J. Brock
Leslie County
Wiley Joseph
Bill Caldwell
Ray
Levi C
Cornelius Caldwell
Ball Caldwell
Cornelius
Marian-Leslie
Jock
Havian County
Caldwells
U S Calls Halt to Talks on World Atomic Agency
At Lake Success AP reports Frederck H H Osborn told the UN Atomic Energy Commission the United States seeks suspension of further talks on a world control agency. He cited German-Russian tensions and noted Britain France Belgium and others endorse the plan.
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Lake Success
United States
Frederck HH. Osborn
U. S. Stemic
United Nations Atomc Energy Commission
Russia
Ma Ory
Britain
France
Belgium
Ohio pork hamburger samples tested in city
Ohio Department of Agriculture inspector Guy Snyder tested hamburger samples in the city this morning to check approval. In Miamisburg four locations were found adding foreign ingredients to improve appearance. Additional samples were drawn from several city locations and reported.
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Guy Snyder
NYU Professor urges focus on air power and science
An educator told senators the United States should quit trying to out-match Russia in massed men under arms. Alonzo F. Myers of New York University urged increased air power and more billions for scientific research and development along with stronger support for the United Nations.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Alonzo F. Myers
New York University
United Nations
Senate Banking Panel Opens Taft-Ellender-Wagner Revisions Hearings
The Senate Banking Committee will begin hearings on proposed revisions to the Taft-Ellender-Wagner Housing bill. Senator Taft of Ohio will chair and lead discussion of amendments chiefly favored by Senator Flanders of Vermont.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Taft
Ohio
Flanders
Taylor rails at party shift in Truman Roosevelt line
Hollywood AP reports Sen Glen H Taylor of Idaho criticizes the Democratic Party for disconnecting from the Truman era. He says millions have been prisoners of an illusion that the party of Harry S Truman is the same as Franklin D Roosevelt's trusted Democrats.
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Hollywood
Glen H. Taylor
Idaho
Harry Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Arab fighters strike supply lines near settlements
Arab forces attacked Jewish supply routes to isolated settlements at four points during the night. Jewish sources report casualties on both sides.
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Jerusalem
Louisville Times editor Jasper Hodson dies in Louisville
Jasper David Hodson age 31 city editor of the Louisville Times died at Kentucky Baptist Hospital after several months of ill health. He had been a prominent figure in local journalism.
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Louisville, Ky
Jasper David Hodson
Louisville Times
Kentucky Baptist Hospital
New English Presenter Joins Soviet Broadcasts
In Manila an English speaking announcer calling himself the voice of Czechoslovakia began a broadcast on the same frequency as radio Moscow. He launched into a tirade against Anglo American reactionaries during last night's transmission, intensifying the propaganda battle in the orient.
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Manila
U. S
Radio
Moscow
Czzechoslovakia
Grenade attack wounds students in Philippine town
In Baler Quezon province a grenade tossed into a crowd at a high school celebration injured three women and thirty others. Gov. Gre Santayana of Quezon Vince announced the incident occurred in the coastal town about 89 miles east of Manila.
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Manila
Gov. Gre
Santayana
Quezon
Baler
Trench Collapse Kills Tile Worker Near Troy
A sewer trench cave-in in a north Troy real estate subdivision trapped Flavis Pollock, 45, of Rossville, who was laying tile in a 13 foot trench. A second cave-in shortly after killed him as fellow laborers attempted rescue.
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Troy
Flavis Pollock
Rossville
Aeday
Pollock
Vatican seeks role in Palestine conflict solution
A Vatican source says the Holy See is attempting to contribute to resolving the Palestine conflict. Details of the Vatican's exact activity were not disclosed.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Palestine
Holy See
Harry Martin Launches Drive to Free Paper Guild From Communist Control
AP dispatch reports Harry Martin, head of the American Newspaper Guild, starting a campaign to remove the international organization from Communist influence. He aims to protect guild independence and safeguard press workers from ideological control.
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SA Eye Dwiteerland
Harry Martin
American _paper Guild
US pays Italy for POW labor in wartime cooperation
Rome reports that American authorities delivered a 4.5 million dollar check to Italy's treasury for work performed by Italian prisoners of war in collaboration with U S armed forces.
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Rome
Italy
Treasury Ministry
U. S
Greek Army Battles Guerrillas Near Salonika
Greek army troops clash with guerrilla fighters in the Cru cia mountains about 42 miles north of Salonika, military officials reported.
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Athens
Crucia Mountains
Salonika
Jerusalem Bread Rationing Begins Amid Scarce Supplies
In Jerusalem the Jewish community started bread rationing for the first time as food supplies in the area become dangerously scarce. Bakeries reduced production and limited offerings of cakes and pastries due to shortages.
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Jerusalem
Two Youths Are Returned For Burial
Two young servicemen killed in France are being returned to their homes for burial. Delbert E. Barnhart of Germantown and Clifford H. McCurley of Lebanon are aboard the USAT John L. McCarley. Barnhart served in the Air Force and his funeral is pending after his parents funded church chimes in Germantown. McCurley served in the Air Force and is survived by his parents and siblings. Funeral services for both are incomplete.
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Germantown
Delbert E. Barnhart
Route 2
Wesley Barnhart
States
John L. McCarley
Barnhart
Airforce
France
St. Paul Evangelical and Reformed Church
Herbert to dine with former King in Cleveland
Governor Thomas J. Herbert travels to Cleveland to dine with former King Mihai of Romania. He then meets Vermont Governor Ernest Gibson and ten guests before heading to Chardon for the maple syrup festival to compare state maple production. He will return Saturday night for the Catholic War Veterans convention.
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Columbus
Thomas J. Herbert
Cleveland
Mihai
Romania
Ernest W. Gibson
Vermont
Chardon
Catholic War Veterans
Health Department Employees Granted Pay Raise
In a special session the Board of Health approved pay raises for five permanent City Health Department staff. The increases total about 1800 dollars for the rest of the year and take effect April 1.
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Board of Health
City Health Department
Princess Elizabeth Makes Navy Widow Status
Princess Elizabeth becomes a Navy widow as Prince Philip begins a six month course at the Royal Naval Staff College Greenwich today. He will live there apart from his wife during his studies. The couple wed on November 5.
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London
Princess Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Royal Naval Staff College
Greenwich
Russia protests over showing of Ni notchka in Rome theaters
The Russian foreign office filed a formal protest today against the screening of the American film Ni notchka in Rome cinemas. It alleges the pre war comedy ridicules Communism and affronts Soviet sensibilities.
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Rome
Foreign Office
Russia
Actress Low Andrews Separates From George Jessel
HOLLYWOOD AP Actress Low Andrews and her first husband George Jessel went clubbing Sunday amid reports they have separated from husband actor Brodie on a trial basis.
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Hollywood
Low Andrews
George Jessel
Wy Hg
Brodie
Oasis
Unclear Damascus Birth Sparks Uncertain Arab Motive
An AP report from Jerusalem notes confusion over the motive behind a yesterday birth in Damascus and references armed groups and weapons. Details are fragmentary and unclear due to corrupted text.
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Jerusalem
Damascus Borhood
Road Mileage in the United States Reaches Millions
A nationwide estimate notes about three million miles of road exist in the United States. The figure highlights the expansive network managed at federal, state, and local levels with emphasis on transportation capacity and infrastructure scale.
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United States
Lebanon Elks Elect Officers for Coming Year
Lebanon William Hufford Jr was elected exalted ruler of the Lebanon Lodge of Elks at the annual reorganizational meeting for the ensuing year succeeding Corwin Nixon. Officers elected include Orville Keever Marlowe Rich Walter Luti Marion Leer Lisle Vorhes Carl Lee Lyle Stewart with trustees L I Park and Myron Johnston. Hufford and Will J Banker named delegates to the grand lodge. Appointive offices will be filled soon.
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Lebanon
William Hufford, Jr
Lyle Stewart
L. I. Park
Myron Johnston
Hufford
Will J. Banker
Grand Lodge
Esquire
Deadline Approaches for Personal Property Tax Filing
County Auditor A. M. Parker urges timely returns as the deadline, Wednesday March 31, nears. The courthouse will stay open Saturday afternoon from 1 to 4 p m for filings. Returns postmarked by midnight March 30 will be accepted.
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A. M. Parker
Court House
Two Lebanon Juveniles Sentenced at Lancaster Reformatory
Two Lebanon juveniles were taken to the Boy's Reformatory at Lancaster yesterday by Sheriff Gerald W. Couden, where they were to begin serving their sentences.
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Lebanon
Lancaster
Gerald W. Couden
Senator Vandenberg urges rapid China aid approval
Senator Vandenberg calls for quick Senate action on 462 million dollars in aid for China as a critical, touch and go situation worsens. He says early passage will enable a final conference report on all foreign aid by weekend amid House push for omnibus relief including China and Europe.
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Washington
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Senate
China
House
Europe
Youths Held After Questioning on Multiple Charges
Authorities report that the youths were held in juvenile detention quarters after questioning on several charges. Couden confirmed the detention status and ongoing inquiries. The incident follows an inquirer phase with authorities reviewing the youths’ involvement.
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Couden
Warren County Farmers Must Register by April 1 1948 AAA
Harold Sharp the county chairman announced that Thursday April 1 is the deadline for Warren County farmers to register for participation in the 1948 Agricultural Adjustment Administration program.
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Warren County
Harold Sharp
Sheriff takes Elmer Ellinbarger on forgery claim
Sheriff Gerald W. Couden arrested Elmer Ellinbarger of Lebanon Saturday morning on a forgery charge for Wilmington police.
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Gerald W. Couden
Elmer Ellinbarger
Lebanon
Wilmington
Sub Report Denied by Tass on Soviet Sub Sighting
London AP reports Tass the Soviet News Agency denied last night that submarines sighted off the United States were Russian.
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London
Tass
United States
Archbishop Rossi Dies in Pompei at 83
Rome reports Archbishop Antonio Anastasio Rossi 83 titular patriarch of Constantinople and pontifical delegate in Pompei died last night. Dispatches from Pompei say the church leader passed away in the early hours, marking a significant loss for the Vatican and local clergy.
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Rome
Pompei
Antonio Anastasio Rossi
Constantinople
Istabul
Farmer Sought in Twin Slayings Near Mountain Grove
In Mountain Grove Missouri a 48-year-old farmer Ernest Aston Scott is sought after the fatal shootings of Circuit Judge Charles H. Jackson and Verla Scott a 38-year-old mother of nine. Jackson was killed on a farm southeast of town while Verla Scott died shortly after. The farmer is identified as the slain woman’s estranged husband and allegedly confronted the judge at the farmyard shouting I’m after you.
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Mountain Grove
J. A. Tandy
Missouri State Highway Patrol
Ernest Aston Scott
Charles H. Jackson
Missouri
Verla Scott
Dave Hoskins
Scott
Truman's Veto of Tax Bill Delayed to April 5
President Truman's expected veto of a 4.8 billion dollar tax cut may be delayed until April 5. Presidential Press Secretary Charles G. Ross said no action would be taken before Truman attends a degree ceremony at the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia.
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Washington
Truman
Charles G. Ross
Williamsburg
College of William and Mary
Plywood Proves Stronger Than Steel for Aircraft Use
In tests, plywood used in plane construction demonstrates strength rivaling certain steels while remaining lighter than aluminum. Researchers highlight potential reductions in weight and fuel use with this material.
Camden couples wed in Wayne County and social notes
Paul Powell and Helen M. Porter of Camden secured a marriage license in Wayne County Indiana last Saturday. The Epicurean Club hosted St Patrick s party at the Camden American Legion Home with multiple local members attending. Other items mention Easter plans hospital stays and visits by residents to and from nearby towns.
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Camden
Wayne County
Ind
Paul Powell
Helen M. Porter
Miss Porter
John Porter
Camden High School
Powell
Everett Powell
Route 1
National Cash Register
Dayton
Bohn
Main St
The
Epicurean Club
St. Patricks
Robert F. Stubbs
Walter Slough
Howard Kiracofe
Clifford Selby
Brownlee
Wilson Kiracofe
Deland Stamper
Trenton
James Slusher
Linda
Overneck
James A. Leary
Chicago
Robert Cardone
Columbus
Forrest O'Dell
Mildred Clark
Cleveland
Julian Clark
Paton
Mercaret Horrigan
Charles Lairé
Ralph Wittard
Fairmount
Wollen Ase
Larther Hains
Donald Hains
Son Aidon
New Burlington
Melvin Hollingsworth
New Vienna
Elenor Sparklin
Clayton Morrow
Robert Duskey
Gamma Chapter
Delta Theta Tau
Masonic Temple
James Neff
Russell Ulrich
George Day
Paul Deem
Rodney Neff
Mary Ann Johnson
Julia Deem
Robert Halsted
Arthur Stewart
Albert Crumbaker
Genevieve White
John Coleman
Frank Roberts
Kenneth White
Bessie Coon
Herschel Brown
Harry Silvers
Mark Ramsey
Wm Matt
Harry Neff
Camden Grade School
Mothers Club
Farm Bureau Advisory Council No 17
James Werk
Joe Overholtz
Ben Kockenfell
Andy Setser
F. Rodeffer
Winburn Stewart
Eaton couple wed in Congregational church ceremony
Miss Dorothy Aukerman and Rev V Kiracofe exchanged nuptial vows March 20 at Eaton Congregational Christian church. The double ring ceremony was led by Rev C J Bradbury with attendants Peg Heaton Leland Moe Eileen Burnette and Jam Kiracofe. Bride wore a light blue suit with gardenia corsage. A Whispering Oak reception followed. The couple will live in Eaton after a short wedding trip.
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Dorothy Jane Aukerman
Harry Aukerman
Eaton
V. Kiracofe
Lloyd Kiracofe
Camden
Congregational Christian Church
C. J. Bradbury
Peg Heaton
Leland T. Moe
Eileen Burnette
Jam Kiaacofe
Whispering Oak
Mrs. Kiracofe
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