Austrian Woman Held By Soviets on Spy Accusation
Austrian ministerial aide Dr Margarethe Ottillinger was accused by Tass of being a U S spy. The arrest allegedly occurred November 5 in Austria and she claimed the Americans ordered her to secure Russian passport papers. United States officials would comment only after a formal charge. The Austrian government protested to the Allied Control Council.
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Austria
Ministry of Economic Pinning
United States
Tass
Margarethe Ottillinger
Dr. Ottillinger
Control Council
Vladimir Jurassov
Ottillinger
Intelligence official tied to postwar Austria transfer roles
Lt Col Edward Kretzmann of the American Intelligence Service served in Army headquarters Austria from 1945 to June 1948 and is now with the U S State Department in Washington. Tass notes Dr Ottilinger helped move an American spy from the Soviet to the American zone.
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Edward Kretzmann
American Intelligence Service
Kretzmann
Army Headquarters
Austria
U. S. State Department
Washington
Tass
Ottillinger
Youth Freed In Slaying Of Father
A 16 year old grocery clerk was absolved by a coroner jury of blame in the shotgun death of his father Nichoas J. Setlech. The teen testified he fired while protecting his mother from a beating, intending only to scare him. His mother testified to a marital dispute over alleged infidelity prior to the shooting.
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Peoria, Lll
Nichoas J. Setlech
Charles Anthony Setlech
Setlech
Bands To Play Wedding Music In Long Beach Event
A Long Beach couple will wed Friday night as 70 bands perform for them after 5000 musicians march past the First Baptist Church during the eighth annual western states band review. Officials will halt the parade briefly for the couple to leave the church and 70 bands will play Lohengrin's Wedding March.
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Long Beach
Cal
Virginia L. Stanton
Donald M. Rush
Peuble
Colo
First Baptist Church
Blythe Williams Post 231 and allied groups meet
City briefs note a 7 30 p m Blythe Williams Post 231 executive board and house committee meeting at the hall. Moose Club convenes at 8 p m at the hall and Daughters of Union Veterans hold a 7 30 p m meeting in the YMCA auditorium to nominate officers with Anna Brothers presiding.
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Daughters of Union Veterans
YMCA
Anna Brothers
Local lodge and council meeting notices posted
The Odd Fellows Lodge schedules a 7 30 p.m. meeting at their Central Avenue hall. Alpha Council No 326 Jr OUAM convenes at 8 p.m. at 19 North Broad Street.
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Odd Fellows Lodge
Central Avenue
Alpha Council
No. 326, Jr. Ouam
North Broad St
Meeting of the Dance Club at the VFW Postponed
The Dance Club of the VFW has postponed its meeting until further notice. No new date is set, and members are advised to watch for updates from club officials.
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VFW
Armco Union and Legion Aux Meet This Evening
The Executive Committee of Armco Employees Independent Federation meets at 7 p.m. in AEIF offices. The Blythe Williams Post Auxiliary of the American Legion gathers at 8 p.m. at the Silver Leaf Social Club.
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Armco Employes Independent Federation
AEIF
Blythe- Williams Post Auxiliary of
American Legion
Silver Leaf
Brahman Cattle Rise in Southwest Heat Tolerance
The Brahman, a native of Asia, grows popular in the American southwest. The breed sweats through its skin and endures hotter weather, boosting its appeal for the arid region.
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Asia
American Southwest
Democrats Aim to Rebuild House Committees for Truman Plans
Representative Forand said Democrats must reshape House committee lineups to push President Truman's program. He proposed expanding the Rules Committee from 12 to 15 members to ensure administration-friendly control, noting the Rules Committee funnels major legislation and can block bills.
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Truman
Washington
House Democrats
Congress
Representative Forand
D-Ri
Key Rules Committee
Forand
House Democratic Caucus
Ways and Means
House
Roosevelt
Cox
Georgia
Howard Smith
Virginia
Judge Rules Jones Cleared To Testify At Hearing
Federal Judge Samuel H. Kaufman ruled Jesse Jones fit to be questioned as a witness in a $6,000,000 suit against Arabian American Oil Company. Attorneys argued his health would suffer, but the 74 year old ex head of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation will testify.
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New York
Jesse Jones
Texas
Samuel H. Kaufman
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Jones
James A. Moffett
Arabian American Oil Company, Inc
Stork Victor Over Turkey in Huntington Turkey Run
In Huntington West Virginia AP reports a Thanksgiving tale as a couple stopping a train trap at Camp Eustis VA goes to Memorial Hospital where Mrs Dalzey gives birth to a baby girl. The Dalzeys who wed in Nuernberg Germany three years ago plan to reunite with their elder 13 month old daughter as they head to Huntington to care for her.
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Huntington
W. VA
Corp
Richard Dalzey
Toledo
Memorial Hospital
Camp Eustis
Dalzey
Nuernberg
Germany
Poland
Wells Run Dry Forces School Closure in Franklin Lakes
In Franklin Lakes New Jersey the elementary school will stay closed indefinitely after drought leaves the two wells supplying the building dry The board of education announced the closure until conditions improve and water is restored to normal supply levels.
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Franklin Lakes
N. J
Board of Education
Edinburg grower ships thousands of cacti
C. M. Fitzpatrick of Edinburg Texas maintains one of the world’s largest cactus gardens and ships up to 5000 plants at a time. The operation highlights the scale of specimen distribution from a southern horticultural enterprise.
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C. M. Fitzpatrick
Edinburg, Tex
Three Killed in Grade Crossing Accidents
Three persons died in two separate grade crossing crashes in Ohio. Monroeville residents Andrew Peiffer 45 and William Myers 22 were killed near Attica when their truck was hit by a Pennsylvania passenger train. Gerald M. Schoen 16 was struck by a train at Flat Rock while returning home from a night job in Bellevue.
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Tiffin
Andrew Peiffer
William Myers
Monroeville
Attica
Pennsylvania
Gerald M. Schoen
Flat Rock
Bellevue
Penitas Tale: Texas oldest village claim questioned
The tiny village of Penitas, 14 miles southwest of McAllen, is cited as Texas's oldest, with a founding date reported between 1525 and 1530.
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Penitas
McAllen
Texas
Turkey missing from Dayton Art Institute yard
Kids who sold candy to raise profits to buy a wild turkey from a Texas seller for the Dayton Art Institute zoo report the bird did not roost last night. Director Siegfried Wong appeals to return the pet before Thanksgiving as the institute seeks its return for the children.
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Dayton Art Institute
Texas
Institute
Siegnfried Wong
Official Dies in Newark Death of Oil Executive
AP report from Newark notes the death of Harry H. Whitehill an official of Washington Pennsylvania oil firm M. F. Whitehill and Sons. Details on date and cause are incomplete in the transmission.
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Newark
Harry H. Whitehill
Washington, Pa
M. F. Whitehill and Sons
Peterson's Ointment Ad for Eczema Relief
Advertisement promises relief from itching eczema pimples angry red blotches and itching feet. Claims one application will delight or money refunded and notes price 35 cents for all druggists.
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Peterson
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