Man Arrested in Columbus in Slaying
A former Columbus city jail trusty was seized and confessed to killing 14 year old Mary Page in Boone Station school yard. Dwight David Tudor allegedly picked up Page after riding with another girl, shot her three times with a 22 caliber rifle, hid the gun, and returned to Columbus. Police traced him via a license and linked clothing for blood tests. coroner said Page was not raped.
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Springfield
Columbus City
Mary Page
Everett L. McSavaney
Richard Longnecker
State Bureau of Identification
Dwight David Tudor
Boone Station
Here
Tudor
Columbus
Lillian Weaver
McSavaney
Longnecker
Miss Page
Page
Austin Richards
Clark County
J. Arthur Shuman
Doris Kamball
McSavaney and
Miss Weaver
Columbus Police Record
Steel Worker Wins Round In Court Battle
Harry Braverman, a Youngstown steel worker and Socialist Labor Party activist, won a preliminary ruling from the Ohio State Supreme Court. The court ordered Mahoning County election officials to file further pleadings by Saturday to consider placing his name on the November ballot as an independent candidate for Congress in Ohio's 19th district.
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Socialist Labor Party
Youngstown
Dewey Will Continue United America Plan
In Miami the tropical hurricane struck the area causing one heart attack death and six injuries with Cuba tallying 11 dead and 300 hurt. The storm moved from Miami to Fort Lauderdale and Pompano, with Florida avoiding major wind damage. Dewey plans to press United America themes to curb Soviet influence and defend prosperity, aided by adviser John Foster Dulles who reported on global tensions from Paris.
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Miami
Florida
Cuba
Key West
Fort Lauderdale
Pompano
West Palm Beach
Atlantic
Weather Bureau
Europe
New York
John Foster Dulles
Dewey
Soviet Union
Dulles
Soviet Russia
U. S
Pro government claims troops quit Changchun in Manchuria
Pro government reports say a day national force abandoned Changchun the Manchurian capital and fled toward Mukden. The starving garrison was said to have slipped through tight Red lines as thousands died daily from starvation and Chiang Kai Suk ordered the withdrawal on his flight to North China.
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Peiping
Changchun
Manchuria
Mukden
Siberian
Chiang Kai- Shek
North China
Woman Freed By Probate Mixup In Name Case In Ohio
In Columbus, Judge C P McClelland canceled probate orders after learning the deceased was Martha Harmon not Mina Harmon. Max Harmon, Mina’s brother-in law, was appointed guardian in 1914. Funeral ashes were shipped to Ohio but later found to belong to Martha Harmon.
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Columbus
Mina Harmon
Los Angeles
Franklin County
C. P. McClelland
Harmon
Martha Harmon
Quake in Iran Kills 200 and Injures Thousands
AP dispatch from Meshed, Iran reports 200 dead and thousands injured after an earthquake last midnight. Parts of the Gowharshad Mosque collapsed. Meshed, capital of Khorasan, lies northeast of Tehran and hosts Imam Reza’s mausoleum.
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Tehran
Iran
Meshed
Gowharshad
Khorasan
Imam Riza
West Bromwich
Eng
Fordham University
New York
Fordam
Fukui
Japan
Warren and family flee blaze aboard VP special
Gov Earl Warren and his wife and daughter Virginia were routed from their private car when a fire broke out in the journal box rear of the Aleutian as the Vice Presidential Special neared Cincinnati. The car was uncoupled for repairs and the party moved to a spare coach while Cincinnati crews rushed to fix the train.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
B. L. Livingstone
Warren
Earl Warren
Marysville
Chesapeake and Ohio
Maysville
Fire Hits Akron City Club injuring guests and firefighters
An early morning blaze on the eighth floor of the Akron City Club in downtown Akron sent 23 guests from their rooms. Three guests and two firefighters suffered minor injuries as firemen contained the fire to the eighth floor. damage was estimated at 40 000 dollars. R. J. Wilson and Dr Rex Rhine smith were among those treated at the scene. R H Bronaugh was revived after smoke exposure. Fireman Virgil Grassell was treated after a glass injury. John Rapp sustained a broken finger. R. Glen Keyes lowered himself to safety using a sheet rope and ventilation pipe.
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Akron
Bridgeport
Conn
Rex Rhinesmith
R. H. Bronaugh
Virgil Grassell
City Hospital
John Rapp
New Boston Rejects Portsmouth Water Tax Move
City council adopted a resolution protesting a 20 percent water tax levied by Portsmouth. The measure argues taxation of local residents should rest with New Boston. Mayor Vernal G riffes said a meeting with Portsmouth officials would be arranged soon to discuss the issue.
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New Boston
O.ap
Portsmouth
Vernal Griffes
Tribe Braves Deadlock In Fifth In World Series opener
The Cleveland Indians and Boston Braves were tied 0-0 at the end of five innings in the first game of the World Series in Boston.
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Boston
Cleveland Indians
Boston Braves
Braves open World Series at Boston in clouds and crowd of 39000
Cleveland’s Bob Feller will face Boston’s John Sain as the Braves make their first Series appearance since 1914. Managers Lou Boudreau and Billy Southworth keep the lineups, with Eddie Stanky at second for the Braves and Marv Rickert in left after Jeff Heath’s injury. Wally Judnich starts for the Indians in right.
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Braves
Boston
Bobby Feller
Cleveland Indians
Johnny Sain
Boston Braves
Lou Boudreau
Indians
Billy Southworth
Eddie Stanky
Marv Rickert
Milwaukee
Jeff Heath
Brooklyn
Wally Judntch
Sain
Army Group Recommends Sparing Nazi War Criminals
A special Army commission advised sparing the lives of a limited number of Nazis sentenced for war crimes. Army Secretary Royall said the exact commutations to Gen Lucius Clay remain undisclosed. The panel includes Justice Gordon Simpson and Justice Edward Van Roden and also urged a permanent clemency program for Dachau prisoners.
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Washington
Special Army
Army
Royall
Lucius Clay
U. S
Germany
Malmedy
Belgium
Clay
Gordon Simpson
Texas Supreme Court
Edward van Roden
Delaware County
Consolidation of Gas Line Plans by State Commission
Hearing on Texas Gas Transmission Corp plan to build a Texas to Middletown pipeline was consolidated with Kentucky Utilities request to force Texas Gas to connect its pipeline to Kentucky's system. The cases were heard yesterday by the Power Commission.
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Washington
Texas Gas Transmission Corporation
Texas
Middletown
The
Power Commission
Kentucky Utilities Company
Lexington
Commission
Texas Gas
Nineteen Registrants Classified 1-A by Draft Board No. 10
Draft Board No. 10 classified nineteen registrants 1-A at a recent meeting. Thirteen will be notified to report for pre induction physicals on October 14 after selective service numbers are assigned. Six of the examined may be inducted in November. Wylie Mitchell became chairman, Ray Brown vice chairman, Carl Martin secretary, and a thanks resolution was offered to John Winger who resigned.
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Draft Board No. 10
Angel
Army Recruiting Office
Cincinnati
Wylie Mitchell
Ray Brown
Carl Martin
John Winger
Truman On New Tour Hits Back At Lewis
President Truman defends himself against John L. Lewis who called him malignant and scheming as Truman begins a three day eastern campaign swing. He plans a Philadelphia speech and stops in Jersey City before continuing toward Dewey state in a tour cut short from four days.
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Truman
Lewis
Philadelphia
John L. Lewis
John Garner
Garner
United Mine Workers
Cincinnati
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Secretary of State
Marshall
Paris
Jersey City
N. J
Lewis Proposes Dues Hike for Miners and Pension Changes
Cincinnati AP John L. Lewis urged United Mine Workers to raise monthly dues from 2.00 to 4.00 with allocations to local district and international bodies and to increase initiation fees from 10 to 50. He proposed new $1 monthly dues for certain pensioners and changes to death funds, and noted a 20 cent tonnage royalty to finance $100 monthly pensions for older miners.
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Cincinnati
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers Convention
International
Lewis
International Union
United Mine Workers
Boy Killed by Ohio bus in Dayton
Ronald Glotfelter five year old son of Mr and Mrs Dale Glotfelter was killed yesterday when he ran into the path of an Ohio Buslines bus in Dayton authorities said.
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Dayton,o
Ronald Glotfelter
Dale Glotfelter
Ohio Buslines
United States and Allies Charge Russia Over Berlin Blockade
At the United Nations Security Council the United States Britain and France accuse the Soviet Union of endangering world peace by blockading Berlin. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky sits quietly as Western nations present their case and Russia contemplates next steps.
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Andrei Vishinsky
Security Council
Paris
Berlin
Vishinsky
NEA Radio-Telephoto
Louis Nevin Paris
United States
Britain
France
United Nations Security Council
Russia
Foreign Ministers’ Council
Philip C. Jessup
Columbia University
West
Soviet Union
Alexander Cadogan
Berelin
Alexandre Parodi
Argentina
Juan Bramuglia
Moscow
Soviets Schedule Low Altitude Gunnery Practice Near Airlift Route
AP reports Soviet authorities notified Western powers of low altitude gunnery drills under 2,500 feet near an airlift corridor. Capt. Vincent H. Gookin, U S representative at the four power air safety center, calls the routine and legal, noting the activity is likely heavy machinegun fire and not anti aircraft fire. American airlift flights typically operate at about 5,000 feet.
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Berlin
Vincent H. Gookin
Four Power Air Safety Center
Gookin
Missing Ilse Koch articles haunt war crimes probe
American investigators said skin lampshades and a shrunken head tied to Buchenwald were found by troops during liberation. It remains unknown who kept them or when they disappeared. Frau Koch’s life sentence had been cut to four years, and the items were once sent to Nuremberg but never returned.
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Buchenwald
Frau Koch
Breuchenwald
Nuernberg
Hermann Goering
Cabinet To Resign in Japan After SDP Demand
Premier Hitoshi Ashida's coalition cabinet will resign on Thursday after a demand from the Social Democratic Party. Cabinet secretary Gizo Tomabechi announced the agreed move at a press conference.
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Trusty
Steel
Jacqueline Thompson
Passaic High School
Passaic, N. J
United America
Miami, Fla
South Florida
Gold Coast
By Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Albany, N. Y
U.S
America
R. Glen Keyes
Larchmont
N. Y
By Jack Hand
Army Group
Ernest B. Vaccaro
RED
Ilse Koch
Munich
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