Class of Candidates Accepted By Grange
TRENTON The Mennonite Church of Trenton will observe a thank offering service at 10:30 a.m. Sunday with Miss Mary E. Amstutz as guest speaker. She recently returned from relief work in India and is a teacher in Ashland Kentucky. All offerings go to overseas relief. MONROE The Monroe Grange admitted third and fourth degrees in full form under Mrs John Mehl Sr. A donation to the food train was approved and two members, Miss Helen Campbell and Miss Elma Barnthouse, were chosen to attend the state grange meeting in Cleveland in December. The Monroe basketball team will face Fairfield at West Chester Thursday, Rural Youth will dance at the Sportsman club Thursday, and the Liberty School Community Club will dance Friday. Pomona Grange meets at West Chester Saturday with a basket dinner at 6:30 p.m. Election of officers planned.
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Mary E. Amstutz
Pandora
Ashland
Amstutz
India
J. E. Amstutz
Trenton Mennonite Church
Monroe
John Mehl
Monroe Grange
State Grange
Cleveland
Helen Campbell
Elma Barnthouse
Fairfield
West Chester
Sportsman Club
Liberty School
Pomona Grange
Senior Class Play Of Lebanon Set For Thursday And Friday
Lebanon High School presents Kid Brother a three act comedy directed by Shirley Figgins with 10 cast members led by Paul Runyan as Ted the aspiring heavyweight. The play follows family loves, money woes and romantic entanglements as the story unfolds with Betty Emerick Eleanor Bowen James Layer and others in supporting roles.
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Lebanon
Lebanon High School
Shirley Figgins
Ted
Paul Runyan
Dale Sherrit
Norma Henderson
Betty Emerick
Kitty
Eleanor Bowen
Michael
James Layer
Bill Dikes
Bill Roach
Joyce Flannery
Barbara Lane
Phyllis Cecil
Two Boys Die In Sand Bank
In Washington two boys, John Whalen aged 12 and Francis O. O Donnell aged 10, died when a sand bank collapsed trapping them in a tunnel they had dug. An uncle, Army Sgt Floyd Dennis, spotted a half buried flashlight guiding rescuers who unearthed the bodies.
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Washington
John Whalen
Francis O. O'Donnell
Whalen
Army
Floyd Dennis
Well-Pleased confidant hints at convention speech against Communists
Well-Pleased arrived with two bodyguards and a hospital tech for his injured arm. Reuther was shot in Detroit last April 20 and denies any CIO presidential run, saying Murray is his man. Murray, 62, begins eighth year as CIO President, while CIO officials like Jack Kroll promote PAC efforts and credit Truman’s victory to a broad coalition.
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Detroit
CIO
Phil Murray
Murray
Kroll
Republican County Committee
Cio-Pac
PAC
Mr. Truman
Tabulations Reveal More Voting Errors in Cleveland
In Cuyahoga County, 13 000 to 14 000 un official votes were miscounted across two Cleveland charter amendments. The amendments for a building standards board and a one mill tax raise still passed. Earlier, 10 518 Truman votes were miscounted, narrowing his lead over Dewey. The official tally also showed the airport bond fell six percent short of the 65 percent threshold.
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Cleveland (Ap
Cuyahoga County
Ray C. Miller
Board of Elections
Cleveland
Board of Building Standards
Miller
Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
Critchfield Former Utilities Official Ends Life
Charles V. Critchfield a former member of the State Utilities Commission under Gov. Harmon killed himself with a gun yesterday in Mount Vernon Ohio. The coroner ruled death by own action noting his ill health and his former role as Knox County Democratic chairman and retired vice president of the Domestic Coke Corporation of Cleveland and Fairmont West Virginia.
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Mount Vernon
Charles V. Critchfield
State Utilities Commission
Judson Harmon
C. L. Harmer
Critchfield
Knox County
Domestic Coke Corporation of
Cleveland
Fairmont
W. Va
German Freed From Nazi Persecution Charge Retrial
Heinrich Von Fisiede, great grandson of chancellor Bismarck, was freed by a U S Military Government court in Frankfurt after a retrial dismissed the previous conviction for possessing a false certificate as a Nazi persecution victim.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Heinrich von Fisiede
Bismarck
U. S
Retired Admiral Richard Voge Dies at 44
Rear Adm. Richard George Voge, U S N ret born 1901 died today at United Hospital Port Chester New York. He commanded submarines in the Pacific during World War II and served in the Navy before his retirement.
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Port Chester
N. Y
Richard George Voge
U.S.N
Pacific
United Hospital
Boy Rescued After Locked Bedroom Door Incident
Paul Phillippi aged 2 was trapped when a spring lock door closed on him in a Columbus bedroom. Police and fire crews used a pry bar to remove a storm sash and free the child after about 30 minutes of effort.
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Columbus
Paul Phillippi
Councilman Would Ban Nude Mannequins In Windows
Warren Ohio councilman John F. Davis denounces nude department store mannequins in window displays and seeks new ordinances to forbid dressing or undressing them in public spaces. The move targets provocative displays amid public decency concerns.
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Warren
John F. Davis
Wooster planning panel resigns after zoning defeat
Wooster city planning commission members resign following the November 2 election defeat of the zoning ordinance, Mayor Francis H. Hillen reported today.
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Wooster, O. (Ap
Wooster City
June start planned for civic auditorium project
Mayor Carl F. Klein says construction of the Civic Auditorium, valued at 925000 dollars, will begin next June 1 barring accidents. Local officials in Canton, Ohio, oversee the project and set the tentative start date.
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Canton
Mayer Carl F. Klein
Civic
Estate of W. R. Genever Filed in Cleveland Probate Court
The late W. R. Genever a former Democratic leader and insurance executive left an estate valued at 198000 dollars per a preliminary probate notice filed yesterday in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
W. R. Genever
Franklin Police Salary Increase and Assignments
Franklin Village Council approved a pay raise for Frank Harbaugh now in class K with a yearly salary of 2000 dollars. George Jeffery Jr completes his police duty. John Flinspach takes charge of parking meters. A new motorcycle for the department arrived in Middletown and will be delivered here soon.
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Franklin
Franklin Village
J. T. Riley
Frank Harbaugh
Police Department
George Jeffery, Jr
John Flinspach
Middletown
Social Hygiene Body Is Formed At Ohio Welfare Conference
Dr. L C Neer attended a social hygiene session at the Deshler Wallick Hotel as the Ohio Welfare conference formed a new organization. Dr H H Williams was elected president, with Dr Walter Clarke urging community action to curb venereal disease and prostitution while stressing liquor enforcement and public health education for youth. The group aims to reduce venereal disease, strengthen families and assist parents and teachers through training and prevention.
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L. C. Neer
Ohio Welfare Conference
Deshler- Wallick Hotel
H. H. Williams
Dayton
Walter Clarke
American Social Hygiene Association
Clarke
V. D
Berlin Crisi Echoes U N Bittersweet Hope For Peace
Marshall warns three powers threaten world peace over Berlin as Soviet use of force and economic pressure looms. Evatt and Lie seek peaceful UN mediated solutions while France backs Security Council handling and urges cooperation with the Big Four.
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Berlin
Evatt
Lie
Robert Schuman
Russia
Security Council
Moscow
Juan A. Bramuglia
Argentinia
Assembly
United States
Eight More Men Sent For Draft Examinations
Eight more registrants from Draft Board No 10 left Middle town at 8 a m to receive pre induction physical examinations at the Army recruiting office in Cincinnati. Wylie Mitchell board chairman said this morning. Eleven men reported to the board offices but one was found married and two others were held back for defects. Draft Board 10s quota for examinations this month was 66 to report yesterday and today. Yesterday two men were married two were transferred to another board and one delinquent did not appear. The final total for the two days was 57 with four men from other boards notified to appear. Mitchell urged married men to report the fact. Quotas now are for single non veterans and married men get a special classification. Eleven men from the group will be selected for induction sometime in December. Five men who answered the first examinations on October 14 will leave for induction into the Army on Friday November.
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Draft Board No. 10
Middletown
Army Recruiting Office
Cincinnati
Wylie Mitchell
Mitchell
Draft Board 10
Athletics in Public Schools Highlighted by Lingrel
Elmo Lingrel Middletown director of athletics addressed the Civitan Club on why school sports benefit children and strengthen family school ties. Rev W D Brock praised Middletown football for its sportsmanship and regional reputation.
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Middletown Public Schools
Civitan Club
Manchester Hotel
Lingrel
W. D. Brock
Middletown
U.S. China policy debates postwar aid and Chiang regime
Policy makers weigh continuing large scale aid to nationalist China while considering bypass options for military supplies. Truman and Marshall defend support for Chiang while fearing Communist gains in Manchuria. Congress approved a 400 million program split 275 civilian 125 military as diplomats eye a larger future commitment. Americans hold 75 percent of global automobile ownership.
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United States
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Marshall
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Manchuria
Congress
Greece
Washington
Hamilton Man Found Guilty In Stabbing
Owen Roper, 40, of 1230 Walnut St., was found guilty of stabbing Dupree Hunter, 24, of 1304 Young St. The judge suspended six months in jail and ordered a $300 payment to the victim. The stabbing occurred in a Garfield and Young street quarrel on September 11.
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Owen Roper
Walnut St
P. P. Boll
Common Pleas Court
Roper
Dupree Hunter
Young St
Hunter
Garfield St
Young S&t
Extradition Granted for Fred Fox to Florida Authorities
Gov. Thomas J. Herbert approved Florida’s extradition request for Fred Fox, 21, ending his fight against extradition after Fox escaped from a Live Oak prison camp. The governor found no brutal mistreatment in Florida camps and ordered Fox held in Cuyahoga County for transfer to Florida.
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Cuyahoga County
Fox
Florida
Kilgore backs full repeal of Taft Hartley changes
Kilgore urged outright repeal of the Taft Hartley act amendments to the Wagner act while letting the original law stand during study. Senator elect Gillette opposed full repeal, favoring amendments to balance labor and employers as outlined by the Democratic platform.
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Kilgore
Congress
Gillette
Drowa
Vatican Lawyer Falls To Death In Saint Peter's Basilica
Vatican City AP report says Roman lawyer Pietro Puglieri leaped about 170 feet from the interior gallery of Saint Peter's Basilica and died after striking an altar. Worshippers were startled as guards cleared the church and populace was barred while reconsecration was planned.
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Pietro Puglieri
Saint Peter’s Basilica
Vatican
Princess Elizabeth and sons Reported Making Good Progress
London doctors say Princess Elizabeth and her sons continue to make good progress after an excellent night. The AP report notes no complications and ongoing recovery steps.
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London
Elizabeth
Fidelity Class Holds Monthly Meeting at EUB Church
The Fidelity Class met in the EUB Church social room with Mr. and Mrs. Delmon Stamper hosting. The Unity Class plans its annual rabbit supper at 6 30 p m in the church social room with Mrs. Mae Wise and Mrs. Hazel Schraub as hostesses. Several local residents visited relatives in Cairo Ohio and Germantown Camp Miami for the Youth Fellowship banquet is scheduled for November 26 at 630 p m.
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Fidelity
EUB
Delmon Stamper
Unity
Mae Wise
Hazel Schraub
Willard Long
John Paulin
Billy
Cairo
Bob Paulin
Estella Lantis
Christian Youth Felowship
Camp Miami
Germantown
George Snell
Dayton
John Brelsfoard
Howard Kline
Will Whitman
Paul Buchheit
Franklin
Fonce Marts
Edward Hunt
Somerville
Fire alarm drill ends in near-miss at Glen Rock
In Glen Rock New Jersey a fire alarm sent 25 volunteers racing to a false alarm. The truck ran out of gas after a short sprint, but the blaze was only a small fire. The incident occurred as patrols returned to base.
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Glen Rock
N. J
Four Escapees Evade Posse Near Cutler Ohio
Four men escaped Perry County jail and eluded a sheriff posse who surrounded a vacant house near Cutler in Washington County. State patrols, deputies and police traced them after reports they were in the area. one sold a stolen shotgun and campaign match books were found. The men abducted John and Bessie Sidwell before fleeing in the Sidwell car.
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Perry County
Cutler
Washington County
Clair Butts
Ohio
Kentucky
Robert Romaine
Rendville
William Goodfellow
Hugh Dobbins
New Lexington
Clyde Kelly
Vincent, O
John Sidwell
Crooksville
Sidwell
Morgan County
Butts
Dobbins
Twinsburg High students strike over school clash
About one third of Twinsburg High School pupils did not attend classes amid a dispute with Superintendent Glen Powell and the school board. A student spokesman cited tensions over athletics, activities, a school paper, and party locations, while Powell blamed adult interference.
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Akron
Twinsburg High School
Glen Powell
Powell
Auto Crash on Route 741 Injures No One
State patrol reports damage to two cars after a collision on Route 741 north of Springboro. James A. Millard of Dayton struck the rear of Frank Lewis of Franklin Route 2. neither driver was injured. A weather note mentions Chicago averaging 58 snowfalls annually and New York 35.
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James A. Millard
Dayton
Frank Lewis
Franklin
Chicago
New York
Ford predicts new wage hikes and defends labor law
Ford Motor Company president Henry Ford II said a fourth round of wage increases is inevitable as prices rise. He argued price controls would wreck the economy and defended the Taft Hartley act, noting some political distortion.
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Philadelphia
Henry Ford II
Ford Motor Company
Ford Assembly
Chester
Washington
United States
John S. Bugas
AFL APPROVES 10 CENT DUES FOR LABOR EDUCATION PROGRAM
The AFL delegates at its 67th convention discussed financing an educational program via a 10 cent per member assessment. With 7,220,009 members as of August 31, the plan runs from next month through 1949. Delegates may recess to vote a contribution without Taft Hartley conflicts. Chief speakers include Cyrus S. Ching and Paul Hoffman.
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League For Political Education
AFL
Labor League
Truman
Cyrus S. Ching
Conciliation Service
Paul Hoffman
Europe
Auto Joy Ride Ends in Tragic Kentucky River Plunge
In Nicholasville Kentucky two Danville women died when a car plunged from a ferry landing into the Kentucky River near Valley View. Walter Campbell and Delmer Gilreath survived after swimming to safety as the driver claimed they were simply riding around and did not see the ferry approach.
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Kentucky
Valley View
Danville
Helen Rigsby
Eva Campbell
Grover Schooler
Walter Campbell
Delmer Gilreath
Campbell
Gilreath
Mother Shot From Ambush in Akron
In Akron Ohio a young mother, Jeane nette Arnold, 20, was killed when a gunman hid in a ditch and fired on a car carrying her and two friends, Marjorie Bailes and Wilbur Collins. Arnold was en route to municipal court for a hearing with her estranged husband. Her two year old daughter Regina was not in the vehicle.
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Akron
Jeanenette Arnold
Marjorie Bailes
Wilbur Collins
Ellet
Collins
John Struzewski
Arnold
Regina
Entertainer Winnie Garrett Arrested in New York
New York AP report says Winnie Garrett a nightclub dancer known as the flaming redhead was arrested early today on a charge of presenting a lewd and indecent performance at Club Ha Ha 51 West 52nd Street. Club manager James Nitti of Jersey City was booked for operating a place where indecent performances are given.
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Winnie Garrett
Miss Garrett
Flaming Redhead
Ha-Ha
West 52Nd St
James Nitti
Jersey City
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