Miami Off Campus Center to Discontinue After Term
Miami University will end the Middletown off campus center at term end. The extension service will still offer courses upon sufficient demand. The move follows a decline in veteran enrollments and campus overcrowding relief.
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Miami University
Middletown
H. Bunker Wright
Miami Extension Service
Wright
Miami
Oxford
D. R. Baker
Middletown High School
R. W. Edmiston
Red Skelton Becomes Father Again in Santa Monica
Hollywood AP reports comedian Red Skelton and Georgia welcomed a seven pound boy just before midnight at St Johns Hospital Santa Monica. The couple also has a one year old daughter.
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Hollywood
Red Skelton
Georgia
St. John’s Hospital
Santa Monica
Skeltons
Jews Warned Not To Board U S Vessel
Haifa Israel AP reports Jewish authorities warned 105 Jews including 25 Americans not to sail for New York on the United States Steamer Marine Corp. The ship previously carried 69 Jews seized in Lebanon, with 41 Americans, and was halted in Beirut en route to Haifa.
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Haifa
Israel
New York
United States Steamer Marine Corp
Lebanon
Alexandria
Egypt
Beirut
Palestine
Weather May Cut Apple Crop Says County Official
Chardon C AP reports County Commissioner Thomas L. White predicts a poor apple crop this year due to cool and wet weather. He cites adverse pollination as the main cause.
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Chardon
Thomas L. White
Cleveland youths runaway youths caught in Chicago
Five Cleveland teenagers with a $6,000 bankroll were taken into police custody in Lasalle Street station Chicago as parents headed to retrieve them. The runaways said they aimed to buy horses in Arizona. Police recovered $4,500 of the funds. identities were confirmed as Kenneth Beyer 12 Frank Blumel 14 Stephen Petras 17 Nick Nicklas 12 and Lynn Shlegel 15.
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Lasalle St
Cleveland
Arizona
Chicago
Laverne Beyer
Kenneth Beyer
Daniel Kenney
Lakewood
Battle For Four Day Of Jerusalem Approaching End
Oregon voters face a pivotal Republican primary as Harold E. Stassen and Thomas E. Dewey court the 12 delegates. A Stassen win boosts his nationwide momentum. a Dewey victory strengthens his bid, with Taft campaigning in New Jersey and Bard College for foreign policy.
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Washington
Oregon
Harold E. Stassen
Thomas E. Dewey
Pacific Coast
Robert A. Taft
New Jersey
Dewey
Stassen
Taft
Princeton
Philadelphia
Wisconsin
Nebraska
New York
Pennsylvania
Wendell L. Willkie
Middle West
New Hampshire
Ohio
Ohioan
Bard College
Annandale - on-Hudson
N.Y
Utah
End of Four Day Battle in Old Jerusalem Nears
Arab attackers claim 80 percent of the old city area has been seized within four days of fighting in Jerusalem. Daniel De Luce reports the situation as the end of the battle for the ancient walls appears near.
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Daniel DE Luce
Old City
Jerusalem
Settlement Looming in Meat Strike
The Associated Press reports a possible end to the 67 day CIO Packinghouse strike as voting results near Chicago. Union director Herbert March predicts a close vote on returning to work at Swift Cudahy Armour plants while Wilson plant rehire remains contested.
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Associated Press
International Harvester Company
CIO
Chicago
Herbert March
Wilson and Company
Swift
Cudahy and
Armour
National
March
Wilson
Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Loot Is Chewing Gum Burglary Case Lands Two Years
In Salem Oregon Walter Brokus received a two year prison term for burglarizing a warehouse. His loot consisted of two sticks of chewing gum.
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Salem, Ore
Walter Brokus
Six Miners Die as Roof Collapses in Virginia Coal Mine
Rescue crews remove the bodies of six miners at Clinchfield No. 2 mine in Dante Virginia after a roof collapse trapped them. Four other miners were injured mildly. the incident occurred around 8 30 p m with overexcavation weakening corridor 19 L. All victims were from the Dante region.
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Dante
Clinchfield Coal Company
J. M. Smith
Smith
Boris Artrid
Arnold Vickers
Harold Park
Oakley Creger
Troy Phillips
Rasnick
Russell County
Dickinson County
Virginia
Corridor 19-L
Dayton Bank Heist Nets $10000 In Broad Daylight
Two masked men robbed the First Federal Savings and Loan Bank in Dayton D with pistols just before noon and fled with about 10000 in mostly hundred dollar bills. They forced cashier Pauline Demmitt customer Martha Rankin and employee Jack Comer into a back room and guarded them as money was packed into a tan briefcase.
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Federal Savings and Loan Bank
Pauline Demmitt
Martha M. Rankin
Senators Battle Over Atomic Veto Bill
In Washington the Senate prepares for a fight over President Truman’s veto of a bill allowing qualified senators to request FBI reports on top atomic officials. Senator Hickenlooper and supporters predict an override. Senator McMahon expects the veto to stand.
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Washington
Senate
Truman
FBI
Hickenlooper
A-Iown
House
McMahon
D-Conn
Four power talks on Austria peace fail after two years
London AP reports four power efforts to draft a peace treaty for occupied Austria collapsed after a two week pause. U S sources say Samuel Reber privately met M P Kotimov who was instructed to back Yugoslavia's claims for about 800 square miles of Carinthia and Styria. Western powers oppose the Yugoslav demands and reparations issues.
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London
Austria
United States
Russia
Britain
France
Samuel Reber
M. P. Kotimov
Kotimov
U. S
Reber
Moscow
Yugoslavia
Carinthia
Styria
Cincinnati Man Kills Wife And Takes Own Life
In Cincinnati on the porch of a home along A and P highway east of the city, Charlene Milazzo, 23, was shot to death by her estranged husband, Deputy Sheriff George Medford reports. Milazzo then killed himself, according to neighbor Mrs. Maxine Redman who witnessed the scene. Milazzo had been begging his wife to return to him. she had been staying with Redman while her parents attended a Pittsburgh wedding.
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Cincinnati (Ap
Cincinnati
Charlene Milazzo
George Medford
Medford
Maxine Redman
Detroit Attorney Fred M. Butzel Dies at 69
Fred M. Butzel, a leading Detroit attorney, prominent Jewish leader, and philanthropist, died at Harper Hospital at age 69.
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Detroit
Fred M. Butzel
Harper Hospital
Middletown Health Chief Decries Ending Dog Wardens
Dr. L C Neer Middletown health commissioner calls the planned elimination of Butler County dog warden and deputy posts ill advised and dangerous. He will ask County Commissioners to rescind the move citing rabies cases and delayed response risk, while noting one retained deputy cannot cover the county efficiently.
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Butler County
L. C. Neer
Middletown
West Middletown
Neer
C. H. Sater
Hamilton
Clarence Heller
John Evans
Butler County Health Department
County Commission
H. A. Moore
City Health Department
P. G. Banker
Israel Moves To Double Daylight Saving Time
Tel Aviv reports Israel will advance clocks two hours at midnight to match double daylight saving time. The change aims to give workers extra rest as air raids begin before 5 a.m. in the eastern Mediterranean, shifting local time nine hours ahead of Eastern Standard Time.
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Tel Aviv
of Israel
Mediterranean
Four Star Officer Limit Poses Army Navy Dilemma
The Army and Navy must reduce four star commanders to five after July 1, 1947, with debate over whether active duty five star officers count toward the cap. Navy shows three active five stars and seven four star admirals, while the Army lists seven four star generals besides MacArthur as the lone five star on duty.
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Washington AP
Price
D-Ill
Army
Navy
House
Air Force
Armed Services Committee
Congress
Maritime Corps
Chester W. Nimitz
Ernest J. King
William D. Leahy
Louis Denfield
Raymond A. Spruance
Henry K. Hewitt
Thomas C. Kinkaid
Dewitt C. Ramsey
Richard L. Con
Lucius D. Clay
Mark Clark
Thomas Handy
Courteney H. Hodges
Clark
Handy
Hodges
Du Bar Wins Recount for Stark County State Rep Nomination
In Canton, President Joseph A. Du Bar of the Canton Federation of Labor defeated John R. Hoffman in a recount for Stark County Democratic nomination for state representative. Hoffman led by six votes before official tabulations. recount gives Du Bar a 10 vote margin.
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Canton, O
Joseph A. du Bar
Canton Federation of Labor
John R. Hoffman
Stark County
Hoffman
du Bar
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Irgun Zvai Leumi
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Mount Zion
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