Brannan Plan Heads to Senate Test in Farm Battle
White House wishes may decide if the Brannan subsidy plan enters the Senate debate on farm legislation. Senator Elmer Thomas will confer with President Truman before moving to a vote on a flexible price supports bill. Republicans seek a Senate record before elections, hoping to beat the plan.
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Senate
White House
Elmer Thomas
Dokla
Senate Agriculture Committee
Truman
Thomas
Mr. Truman
Brannan
Secretary of Agriculture
Russell
Young
Senate Debates Displaced Persons Bill in Judiciary Committee
In Washington AP report Senator Ferguson leads a drive to move a displaced persons DP measure through the Senate Judiciary Committee for a decisive floor vote. The committee convened to consider discharging a subcommittee, with Democratic whip Myers optimistic about sending the bill to the Senate after the farm bill. The measure, passed by the House, would ease DP entry from Europe by liberalizing current DP laws, while McCarran opposes action pending further screening studies. Eastland was recalled for a family bereavement, affecting expected support.
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Washington
Ferguson
R-Mich
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Myers
Pennsylvania
House
Europe
McCarran
Judiciary Committee
Eastland
D-Miss
Destructive Midwest Storm Tops 16 Deaths Across Central States
A storm sweeping the central states killed 16 people and caused heavy property and crop damage. Winds over 100 mph hit Minnesota Iowa Wisconsin and Illinois with gusts to 95 mph. A 60 foot hotel chimney toppled injuring four and eleven others hospitalized. Crops suffered with corn stands flattened and a 45000 bushel bin destroyed at Maquoketa Iowa.
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Midwest
Atlantic
Mercury
Missouri
Ilinois
Indiana
Michigan
Nebraska
Kansas
Minnesota
North Dakota
Washington
Oregon
Weather Bureau
Minneapolis
Iowa
Der
Col
Maquoketa
Wisconsin
Coast Guard
Chequamegon Bay
Lake Superior
Amended Jobless Pay Law In Ohio Center Of Battle In Court
Ohio's amended unemployment compensation law faces court challenge as Chief Justice Weygandt issues a temporary prohibition against paying increased benefits to pre August 22 claimants. The dispute centers on eligibility for higher maximum weekly benefits and extra dependents under the new law.
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Ohio
Center of
Columbus
Carl V. Weygandt
Ohio Supreme Court
Weygandt
Prohibition
Frank J. Collopy
Reau
BUC
Collopy
Herbert S. Duffy
Duffy
George D. Geyer
Ohio Restaurant Association
a@ restaurant
Matet Enim
Col
Wey Geyer
William Cryant
Attorney General's Office
Geyer
Asso
Akron club owner found dead with knife on bridge
Summit County coroner says Anton Amstadt, 50, Akron club proprietor, died last week with a knife in his heart. Detective Capt. Strunzski earlier believed his death was self-inflicted, as his body was found on the bridge linking Akron and Cuyahoga Falls.
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Akron
Summit County
Anton
Tony) Amstadt
T Club
Cuyahoga River
John F. Strunzeski
Amstadt
Cuyahoga Falls
Russia to Comment on World Arms Ban at UN
At the United Nations Security Council the Soviet Union, via Deputy Foreign Minister Jakob Malik, will present Russia’s view on a world arms census and any new plans to ban the atom. U S Delegate Warren Austin chairs the council as Western diplomats doubt a new initiative.
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United Nations
Russia
United Nations Security Council
U.S
Warren Austin
Jakob Malik
Moscow
Malik
Philip C. Jessup
Berlin
Soviet Union
Council
Truman
Washington
Andrei Vishinsky
Five Die in Rockston Streamliner Wreck Near Meade
AP report says five people were killed in a pre-dawn crash of the Imperial streamliner on the Rockston line. The eastbound train from California toward Chicago toppled after a washout four miles east of Meade, with front power unit crossing and four cars dropping, two overturning.
Defense chief to testify in Navy Air Force probe
Secretary of Defense Johnson agrees to appear before House Armed Services to present his view on the Navy Air Force controversy. Chairman Vinson said Johnson will be called, and urged hearing top military officials including Hoover, Eisenhower, and service chiefs. Cmdr. Tatum initially questioned atomic blast injuries as Congress probes the case.
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Washington
Defense Johnson
Navy Air Force
Johnson
Vinson
D-Ga
House Armed Services
Herbert Hoover
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Army
Air Force
Air Symington
Cmdr
Eugene Tatum
Air Ordnance
Tatum
Japan
Commit
AFL Rejects Alliance Plan at AFL Convention
At St Paul delegates voted to reject a formal AFL CIO alliance. The AFL backed a separate political action plan and indicated no immediate move to reconcile with John L. Lewis or the CIO. Ohio labor leaders say all major unions in the state will mobilize to defeat opposition next fall.
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ST. Paul, Minn
AFL
CIO
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Philip Murray
Phil
Ohio
AFL Executive Council
Democrats Tout 81st Congress While GOP Counters
In Los Angeles police seek a clean cut man seen with actress Jean Spangler hours after her disappearance. Two witnesses identify photos of Spangler with a man 30 to 35. In Washington, GOP attacks White House claims of a remarkable Democratic record, noting Republicans helped pass foreign measures and criticizing the Taft Hartley repeal effort.
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Jean Elizabeth Spangler
Hollywood
W. E. Brennan
Miss Spangler
Brennan
Washington
White House
Democratic Bist Congress
Brewster
Maine
Guy George Gabrielson
Congress
Truuman
Charles Ross
Senate
Taft
Ohio
House
French Chief Seeks New Government Formation
Paris AP Jules Moch socialist leader asked by President Auriol to form a new French government after Henri Queuille resigned amid an economic rift within the 13 month coalition. Moch, ex minister of interior, must win Assembly support while weighing the premiership offer. He will inform the president tonight of his decision.
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Paris
Jules Moch
Vincent Auriol
Moch
Henri Queuille
Queuille
Auriol
French National Assembly
Columbus Day Echoes in American Freedom
A commemorative reminiscence recalls Columbus as the spark that launched westward expansion and later freedoms. It links explorations, Pilgrims, independence, and the Civil War to present calls to safeguard democracy and guard the nation from internal threats.
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Gordon Martin
Columbus
Pilgrim Fathers
Chris
Wayne School Burglarized In Weekend Break-In
A weekend burglary at Wayne Township School was discovered at 1 p m Sunday. Entrant left the refrigerator door open and stole a radio phonograph, $80 value, and three pounds of wieners. Deputy learned the loot included pennies and other items. motive and suspect not established.
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Clinton County seeks rent control extension to October 31
The Clinton County rent control board filed a petition with the federal housing expediter asking permission to de control rents by October 31. It cites the planned abandonment of the Clinton County air base by month end as the reason.
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Wilmington
Clinton County
UC Football Coaches Hurt In Crash
UC football coach Sid Cin and backfield mentor George Blackburn were injured in an early morning car crash in Cincinnati. Cin, 37, was treated for rib injuries and released from Christ Hospital. Blackburn, 36, remained hospitalized with a possible ruptured [injury]. Richard Cummins, 29, was cited for failing to yield at a stop sign after his car collided with Blackburns vehicle while the coaches were returning from the university reviewing football films.
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Cincinnati
Sid Cin
University of Cincinnati
George Blackburn
Gillman
Christ Hospital
Blackburn
Richard Cummins
William Leinhardt
Wayne Parsley
Cummins
Warren Countian Fatally Struck by Freight Train
Dell Roll, 82, a retired Baltimore and Ohio Railroad worker, was killed when struck by a westbound freight train at a Pleasant Plain crossing. Coroner Dr H M Williams said Roll walked into the path, dying from a skull fracture and internal injuries. He left a daughter Mrs Russell Conwell of Pleasant Plain and a son Dean of Lebanon. services set for 2 p m Thursday at Vale Funeral Home, burial in Crosson Cemetery.
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Lebanon
Dell Roll
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio
Pleasant Plain
H. M. Williams
Warren County
Roll
Wiliames
Russell Conwell
Dean
the Vale Funeral Home
Morrow
Crosson Cemetery
Moscow officials announce death of Vice Admiral Nikolaev
Vice Admiral A. A. Nikolaev aged 44 and deputy chief of political administration for the Armed Forces died after a long illness. The announcement came from Moscow today.
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Moscow
A. A. Nikolaev
Government mediation sought in steel and coal strikes
Conciliation Director Ching plans separate talks with leaders of the Cr ed Steelworkers and coal operators to push settlement in the steel strike and to foster talks with United Mine Workers president Lewis. The government aims to avert nationwide unemployment as talks continue amid looming walkouts and production halts.
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Now Service
T& S
Ching
Lewis
United Mine
Steel
Philip Murray
Steel Workers
Tay
Murray
Y. O
Sumands
Washington
Tighe
Optometry Leader Elected President of Ohio Board
Charles Sheard of Minnesota who introduced optometry to Ohio State University in 1914 was honored with a scroll as Dr. Earl C. Scott elected president of the State Board of Optometry.
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Charles Sheard
Minn
Ohio State
Earl C. Scott
State Board of Optometry
Endurance fliers rest after 1124 hour flight to Yuma
Woody Jongeward and Bob Woodhouse, wartime Navy pilots, rest at home after landing their four place plane The City of Yuma at Yuma County airport. They completed 1124 hours 18 minutes of continuous flight since August 24. Former record holders Dick Del and Bill Harris of Tenmile California greeted them along with family and locals.
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Yuma
Ariz
Woody Jongeward
Bob Woodhouse
Yuma County
Marsh Aviation Field
County Eer
Dick del
Bill Harris
Calif
Sunkist
Ward
Cima
Valeea
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