Exotic dancer Schmidt returns home after Cuban pardon
Patricia Schmidt arrives in Toledo after a pardon from Cuban President Ramon Gray San Martin for involvement in the Havana Harbor slaying of John Lester Mee. She served about a year and a half of a 15 year sentence and says she will rest and recuperate.
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Toledo
Patricia (Saura) Schmidt
Havana Harbor
John Schmidt
Ramon Gray San Martin
John Lester Mee
Chicago
Vic
Secretary of State Back in Washington For Parley
The article reports on the Berlin crisis and Security Council diplomacy with neutral nations led by Argentina’s Bramuglia seeking more time to broker a compromise. Bramuglia met with Soviet officials including Andrey Vishinsky and also conferred with Western delegates as efforts to ease tensions continued.
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Paris
Security Council
Berlin
Argentina
Colombia
Syria
Belgium
Canada
China
Juan Bramuglia
Council
Bramuglia
Andrey Y. Vishinsky
Vishinsky
Russia
Truman and Marshall Confer on Berlin and Paris Developments
President Truman and Secretary of State Marshall met in Washington to review the UN Paris talks and the international situation. Rumors circulated that a plan to send Chief Justice Vinson to Moscow for talks with Stalin had been considered but officials offered no confirmation.
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Paris
United Nations
Truman
Marshall
Washington
Buffalo
N. Y
New York State
Justice Vinson
Moscow
Stalin
Robert Lovett
White House
State Department
Charles G. Ross
Berlin
Vinson
Mrs. Truman
National
Mr. Truman
Columbia Broadcasting System
New York
Churchill Threatens Action If U S Gives Up Atomic Bombs
Winston Churchill warned at a Welsh Conservative conference that the United States would be guilty of murdering human freedom if it consented to destroy its atomic bombs. He urged firm Western strength and criticized the Soviet Union, calling for Russia to release satellite states and end oppression while outlining ten resulting steps.
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Llandudno
Wales
Winston Churchill
United States
Soviet Russia
Churchill
United Nations Assembly
Russia
Europe
Western
Britain
Cechoslovakia
Stalin
Hitler
Prague
Theme
Malaya
Indonesia
Korea
Washington
France Faces Prolonged Coal Strike and Unrest
A national coal strike in France enters its sixth day with nearly 1,000,000 tons of coal lost and daily state losses around $2,000,000. One worker dies near Metz amid clashes with police and soldiers. four others injured. Rail and steel mill tensions rise as Communist led unions push strike votes while non Communist leaders urge workers to remain on the job.
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Paris
France
Metz
General Labor Confederation
Herbert Faces Full Schedule In Ohio Campaign
Republican nominees led by Gov Thomas J Herbert and Rep George H Bender push Fifth District events with noon luncheon in Zanesville and rallies at Cambrid ge Woodsfield Caldwell McConnelsville and more. Herbert also attends Coshosto n County Fair then week spell includes Columbus Day banquet and Ohio State Univ centennial program. Everett Dirksen to speak in Akron.
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Thomas J. Herbert
George H. Bender
5Th
GOP
Zanesville
YWCA
Court House Esplanade
Cambridge
Woodsfield
Caldwell
McConnelsville
Herbert
Coshocton
Carrollton
Neil House
Fifth Congressional District
Paulding County
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Edgerton
Ohio State University
Summit County
Mayflower Hotel
Akron
Con
Everett Dirksen
Illinois
Fifth Congressional
Mt. Gilead
Lima
Kingsville
Ashiabula County
Mahoning County
Youngsttown
False Arrest Charged as Seeks $50,000 Damages
J W Coole of Marietta Ohio says he was falsely arrested and imprisoned after a 1939 to 1940 sequence in Jackson County involving forged checks. He seeks $50,000 in damages from the court of claims. Gov Meadows pardoned him in June of this year. State officials confirm the pardon but provide few details.
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Charleston
W. Va
J. W. Coole
Marietta
Court of Claims
Coole
McConnellsville
West Virginia
Meadows
R. M. Knott
Ohio State Penitentiary
Knott
Maj
F. C. Crawford
State Police
Ohio
Army To Train New Draftees At Fort Knox
The Army said Ohio’s first draftees under the Selective Service Act will start training at Fort Knox Kentucky next month. Officials could not provide Ohio’s initial draft numbers. National call begins with 10,000 in November and 15,000 in December for 21 months of service. other services have not yet requested draftees.
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Washington
Army
Ohio
Fort Knox
Selective Service
Pedestrians Die In Separate Cleveland Auto Accidents
Two men, Joseph Gradonee and Theodore Holston, both 60, died from injuries after separate automobile collisions in Cleveland. Gradonee was struck yesterday, Holston Tuesday according to police reports.
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Cleveland
Joseph Gradonee
Theodore Holston
Gradonee
Holston
Fair Weather Favors World Series Game in Cleveland
Cleveland weather outlook for the fourth World Series game between the Boston Braves and Indians predicts no showers. Partly cloudy, not so cool, with a 60 degree high expected and southwest winds 18 to 20 mph. Rain is not forecast for today or tomorrow.
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Cleveland
U. S. Weather Bureau
Boston Braves
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland Stadium
Nore
World Series Scalpers Targeted in Cleveland
In Cleveland, AP reports heavy World Series ticket scalping with hundreds of tickets flooding the market on Vincent Street. A fan bought an $8 box seat for 50 cents, while some desperate sellers even gave away tickets as the game began.
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Cleveland
Vincent St
Jury awards 450 for Stomach Ache Against Detroit Restaurant
Curtis W. Spuhler, from Akron, Ohio, won 450 in Common Pleas Court after eating scallops at a Detroit restaurant on March 18. He missed a bowling event in the American Bowling Congress tournament due to a very upset stomach and sought 1500 dollars.
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Detroit
Common Pleas
Curtis W. Spuhler
Spuhler
American Bowling Congress
Akron
Ohio
Dutch Battle Reds at Tieppe Oil Center Crisis Grows
The Dutch army reports an extremely critical situation as fighting between Indonesian forces and Communist rebels around the Tieppe oil center continues. About 1,000 casualties and 3,000 refugees have fled the area.
Plans for 36 regional Protestant mission conferences
Protestant leaders drafted 36 regional conferences to launch the new worldwide missionary program after the World Assembly ended. The first regional meetings are set for October 19-20 in Boston Detroit and Charlotte with 29 more in the U S and four in Canada. Dr Ralph E Diffendorfer hailed the gathering with 3000 delegates from major denominations and predicted a worldwide religious revival.
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Columbus
Ralph E. Diffendorfer
Assembly
Boston
Detroit
Charlotte
S. C
United States
Canada
Diffendorfer
World Assembly
Polio Deaths Reported in Celina Area
Celina records its second poliomyelitis death in as many days. Paul Laux, 27, father of two, died at St Rita Hospital. Theodore Brandts, 36, died in a Lima hospital yesterday.
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Celina
Paul Laux
St. Rita
Lima
Theodore Brandts
Foreign Issues Hold Candidates' Attention
In Albany and New York City the two major presidential hopefuls focus on foreign policy. President Truman returns to Washington for a State Department briefing with Marshall while Gov. Dewey reviews Dulles Reports on the Berlin Blockade and UN matters.
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N. Y
Truman
Washington
Marshall
Thomas E. Dewey
John Foster Dulles
Berlin
United Nations
Paris
Dewey
New York City
Allen Dulles
Pittsburgh
New York
Dulles
Russians Announce Berlin Air Maneuvers Despite Protests
Berlin reports of large scale air drills in lift corridors sparked U. S. protests over safety rules. British commander notes possible winter blockade continuation while Berlin plans raise western food rations by 200 calories daily. Berlin officials say Communist forces blocked feeding power to western sectors.
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Berlin
United States
U. S
E. O. Herbert
Warren farmer ends own life in Lebanon county
Andrew Putman, 55, a farmer from three miles north of Mason, shot himself with a 12 gauge shotgun. His wife Belle and nine children survive. Dr. H M Williams, Warren County coroner, rules it a suicide. funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Lebanon
Andrew Putman
Farmer
Putman
Mason
Belle
H. M. Williams
Warren County
Fall Kills Child in Cincinnati Hospital Incident
Sammy Lee Smith a two year old son of Mr and Mrs William J Smith of Trenton Ohio died after falling from his bed at Children's Hospital The death was reported today by Coroner Herbert P Lyle authorities said the child died several hours after the accident and authorities are investigations are ongoing
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Cincinnati
Sammy L.ee Smith
William J. Smith
Trenton
Children’s Hospital
Herbert P. Lyle
UMW leaders weigh Lewis blast impact on Truman vote
Cincinnati AP dispatch says about 3000 convention delegates face how to relay John S. Lewis comments to 600000 members as he blasts President Truman. Lewis criticizes both parties and may influence union support for Dewey. Truman tours Cincinnati Monday.
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UMW
Lewis Blast
Cincinnati
John S. Lewis
Truman
Lewis
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Union
Ohio highway fund to triple spending in next four years
The Ohio Petroleum Industry Committee says the state will have 719 million dollars to spend on highways from 1948 to 1951. Of this, 225.7 million for construction and 80 million for maintenance. federal aid totaling 89.9 million. with local governments and municipalities adding about 8 million and 70 million respectively. Motorists face higher costs as the committee notes the 1947 average automobile tax was 75 dollars.
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Columbus
Ohio
Petroleum Industry Committee
Tremont Avenue Bridge Opens in Massillon
Massillon's Tremont Avenue Bridge, stretching 1,370 feet, was officially opened to traffic yesterday. It marks the first of three viaducts in a $12,000,000 city improvement program.
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Massillon
Tremont Ave
Accident victim dies from injuries at Mercy Hospital
Frank James, 46, of Wilmington, died after injuries from a September 27 explosion at Armco's New Miami sintering plant. He was employed by Champion Bridge Co of Wilmington and was repairing an Armco pipe when an air hose connected to a gas outlet caused the blast. He will be buried in Wilmington.
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Hamilton
Frank James
Mercy Hospital
Armco
New Miami
Wilmington
James
Champion Bridge Company
Winnipeg Dentists Install Radios for World Series Fans
Two Winnipeg dentists have wired headsets and tiny radios into patients ears so they can hear the World Series game during dental visits. The procedure lets patients follow the game while dentists perform dental work, mixing entertainment with routine care.
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Winnipeg, Man
Winnipeg
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