Russia marks 32nd anniversary of 1917 revolution
In Red Square ceremonies Moscow leaders led by Malenkov and Vasilevsky accused the United States of fomenting a new world war to enslave mankind. Malenkov urged outlawing atomic weapons and international control while denouncing U S and Britain for war plans. Generalissimo Stalin's son led an aerial parade as tanks and troops marched past Lenin's tomb.
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U S Plans to Maintain Troops in Japan After War
Washington reports the United States intends to keep troops in Japan for many years after Allied occupation ends. Officials say this balances Japan’s political independence with continued protection against Communism. Acheson will discuss peace talks with Bevin in Paris, with Britain and others to be consulted next.
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Supreme Court upholds mine union contempt fines
Bulletin from Washington reports the Supreme Court effectively upholding $1,420,000 contempt fines against John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers for the 1948 walkout. Judge T Alan Goldsborough imposed the penalties after Lewis ignored a court order to end the strike promptly.
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New York Senate Race Leads U S Voting Tuesday
In a preview of the 1950 struggle for control of Congress voters nationwide choose one senator two House members and two governors. The spotlight falls on New York where labor groups back Democrat Herbert H. Lehman to fill the term ending January 1951.
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Albert E. Cobo
Interest At Minimum In Ohio's Election
Columbus AP reports voter interest in Ohio election day is low with over 80 municipalities voting on mayors and local issues. Statewide questions include colored oleo sales and an office-type ballot, while turnout is projected around 1.8 million, among the smallest in years.
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Light Turnout Expected In Kentucky Vote
Louisville report forecasts a light turnout due to few contests. The main statewide issue is a constitutional amendment to remove the $5,000 salary cap for state officials, allowing ceilings up to $12,000 a year. Another amendment would let the legislature earmark 25 percent of common school funds for poorer districts. Most seats are uncontested, signaling continued Democratic control.
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Bridge and the grand slam rendezvous in daily play
A witty meditation on bridge as a lifelong obsession loved by morning to night. A bridging wife arranges evenings for her duller husband, noting a morning bridge event and an afternoon game labeled as an accident. The piece lampoons loud post mortem talk and urges calmer thought over endless bridge chatter.
Eight Ohio locals sever ties with UEW to join CIO
More than 20 000 Ohio electrical workers shifted allegiance to the CIO International Electrical Radio and Machine Workers Union after the UEW was expelled at the CIO Cleveland convention. Eight locals announced disaffiliation, seven unimpeded and one blocked by a temporary restraining order from Lima court.
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Allen County
Timken Strike May End Soon
Prospects for settlement of the three day strike at Timken Roller Bearing Company looked bright, union official Harry Mayfield predicted in Columbus after the CIO United Steelworkers Local endorsed the strike. In Wooster, police and management reported workers on duty amid claims of scab intrusion and high police presence. The Wooster plant employs about 280 of Timken's 10,000 workers across Ohio locations including Zanesville and Mount Vernon.
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Acheson Heads to Paris Amid Vishinsky Meeting Hints
Secretary of State Acheson leaves for Paris for a high level diplomatic conference focusing on Germany European unity and NATO defense with Bevin and Schumann. Vishinsky's late afternoon call sparked chatter of possible new Cold War moves.
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Ohio accidents take 10 lives in unrestful week
Ten people died in Ohio in a deadly week end. A major crash killed five in Sharonville when a car hit a train. Other victims include Janet Westrick, 17, in Lorain two-car crash and Albert G. Smith, 41, hit by a hit-and-run near Akron. A Dayton girl, Nancy Reese, 20, died after a hotel fall. James Reed, 79, added to Dayton’s yearly toll. Multiple fatalities across Ohio, involving Detroit and London connections.
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Major Companies Expected To Hit Terms This Week
Washington reports labor peace hopes hinge on rapid settlements in steel and coal. Officials foresee major steel firms reaching terms with CIO while Truman may intervene if coal talks fail. Bethlehem Steel leads with a $100 monthly pension and social insurance. wage raise not included. Republic Steel has offered terms to CIO, details undisclosed.
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Republic Steel Moves Toward Pact With CIO Workers
Republic Steel Corp pushes to end its 54 000 worker strike with a draft settlement ahead of top level talks. CIO General Counsel Goldberg and Republic lawyer Patton draft a pension social security offer as Bethlehem Steel sets the pattern for a deal.
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Mother slashes four sons in Illinois family tragedy
In Sterling, Illinois a 35 year old mother, Mrs James Moughan, told an insanity hearing a saint instructed her to harm her four children. Police say she attacked with a kitchen knife while husband worked outside. all four children Mary Ellen two months Richard 20 months Michael three James four are expected to recover. Moughan was deemed insane and admitted to East Moline State Hospital.
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Trench Collapse Kills Boy in Lancaster Ditch
In Lancaster Ohio a group of five boys playing near a house construction trench saw an eight foot trench cave in. David Spung 13 and Jimmy Smith 12 were buried while Eddie Crook 13 helped free him. David died while Jimmy was rescued. firemen recovered David's body.
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Election Returns By Phone Tonight At Middletown Journal
The Middletown Journal will provide election results by telephone Tuesday night using the number 23611. A staff will monitor totals as precinct reports reach the Board of Elections and answer calls. A precinct chart will be kept in the lobby with live updates on City Commission races school bond issue levy and city charter revision. Statewide results on office-type ballots and oleo issues will also be available. No returns are expected before 9 p.m.
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