Fist Fight in CIO Council Hearing Shuts Down Session
A CIO headquarters hearing on New York Council activities ended with a fist fight between right and left wingers. Buckmaster, head of CIO Rubber Workers, restarted the session after ejecting a ringleader. Postlude news conferences followed as Durkin and Mills condemned the process as a kangaroo court.
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Washington
CIO
Greater
New York
CIO Council
L. S. Buckmaster
CIO Rubber Workers
CIO Council For
New York City
Ruth Young
New York Council
Truman
New York Cio
Mr. Truman
Henry Wallace
Progressive Party
Philip Murray
Buckmaster
Sam Burt
Burt
James Durkin
Saul Mills
New York CI
Grandview Inn Razed by Fire in Columbus
A fire at Grandview Inn located at 1127 Dublin Ave in Columbus caused over 60,000 in damage to the frame dining building. Fire officials described the blaze as unusually stubborn and it apparently started in the kitchen. Night watchman Sal Morella escaped to raise the alarm.
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Columbus
Grandview Inn
Dublin Ave
Earl Wedemeyer
Sal Morella
Body found on Ohio River bank in Rahe drowning
Cincinnati police say 35 year old George Benjamin Rahe was found by two youths on the Ohio River bank yesterday and appeared to have drowned.
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Cincinnati
George Benjamin Rahe
Ohio
Berlin clash mirrors stepped up campaign in Ohio race
In Berlin, Gen. Lucius D. Clay warned that Soviet expansion can be halted if western powers stay firm in Berlin and continue airlift. In Ohio, Democrats and Republicans argued over mental health funding and tax cuts, with Lausche accusing Herbert of failing to advance care and tax relief.
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Berlin
Lucius DP
Clay
Germany
Europe
Western
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Russia
Child Undergoes Second Operation
CHICAGO AP Little Pamela Lamphere spent a restless night after yesterday's second operation in the series to correct a rare bladder malformation. Dr. Rogert T. Vaughan at Cook County Hospital said the two year-old girl's temperature rose to 102 and her pulse rate increased, but he noted such reactions are not dangerous and commonly follow major surgery, similar to what followed the first operation weeks earlier.
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Chicago
Pamela Lamphere
Yoesteday
Rogert T. Vaughan
Cook County Hospital
Secrecy in Government Debated by Atomic Energy Chief
Atomic Energy Commissioner W. W. Waymack warned against creeping secrecy in government while insisting loyalty checks on atomic workers are necessary. Speaking at Ohio State University's 75th anniversary address, he urged a balance between secrecy and progress, citing dangers of overreliance on secrecy and the need for public education on the issue.
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Columbus
Atomic Energy
W. W. Waymack
Waymack
Ohio State University
VA Employees Slain By Sick Veteran in Buffalo
Bernard V. Lembits, a World War II veteran, killed two Veterans Administration workers in Buffalo after reportedly being unhappy with his disability rating. He admitted shooting Milton A. Jacobs, 41, chairman of the VA Unemployment Service Rating Board, and Emmett S. Crowe, 61, a guard, following a hearing on his aid appeal. He was charged with first degree murder and arrested without resistance. Police noted he claimed the VA runaround prompted the act and cited internal injuries from Army Air Force service.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Bernard V. Lembits
Veterans Administration
Lembits
Milton A. Jacobs
Unemployment Service Rating Board
Emmett S. Crowe
Oscar H. Dabritz
Army Air Force
Bataing
Rita Johnson In Seclusion
Actress Rita Johnson is in seclusion after spending five weeks in St Vincent's Hospital for a brain injury from an accident at her apartment on September 6. Dr. Lee Siegel said she is in a quiet place and not ready to speak. police say the injury resulted when a 40 pound hair dryer fell on her head.
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Hollywood
Rita Johnson
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Lee Siegel
Convict Takes Stand in Ohio Murder Trial
John Thomas, a 34 year old Dayton burglar with a long prison record, testified about the night of April 19 as the trial for first degree murder of guards Walter Zimmer and Samuel Cheshir continued. Experts described him as mentally dull with a persecution complex while noting his isolation and lack of visitors.
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Columbus
John Thomas
Thomas
Dayton
Ohio Penitentiary
Walter W. Zimmer
Samuel P. Chesshir
Lima State Hospital
Death Row
R. G. Fogle
Fogle
Michigan
Edgar P. Renshaw
Cincinnati
Telephone Pay Talks Prevent Service Break
In Washington AP reports mutual agreement by union and Bell System to extend wage talks for about 225000 telephone workers. The two unions Independent Communications Workers of America and CIO American Union of Telephone Workers say talks will continue despite a deadline passing without strike action. In Detroit AP notes Michigan telephone girls remain on the job under a union truce as Gov. Kim Sigler convenes new talks to resolve an 18 500 employee wage dispute amid emergency service measures in 17 cities.
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Washington
Bell System
Independent Communications Workers of America
CIO American Union of Telephone Workers
CIO
Detroit
Michigan
Kim Sigler
Michigan Bell
Akronite Ends Life in Bellaire Hotel Tragedy
In Bellaire Ohio a 34 year old Akron man Bryan Bright died from a gunshot wound in a hotel room yesterday. Patrolman Roy Martin quoted Bright’s widow Mary as saying he shot himself. The death was reported as a suicide with authorities investigating the circumstances.
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Bellaire
Akron
Bryan Bright
Roy Martin
Bright
Mary
Want Ads Offer Fast Cash for Clutter Removal
A compact notice suggests selling unwanted clothing and items through Want Ads as a quick cash source. It mentions using the Big Sunday edition and invites readers to consider ads to clear space at home.
Atomic clash dominates Truman Dewey campaign in Minnesota
President Truman and Governor Dewey traded charges on atomic energy as they campaigned across Indiana and Minnesota. A stray tomato struck Senator Ball in Albert Lea after Dewey endorsed Ball for reelection. Wallace claimed credit for pushing the Vinson mission before criticizing Truman's approach to atomic policy.
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Dewey
ST. Paul
Joseph H. Ball
R-Minn
Thomas E. Dewey
Albert Lea
Minn
Ball
Senate
Truman
Indiana
Milwaukee
New York
Hunt
Minnesota
Kansas City
Henry Wallace
Progressive Park
Fred M. Vinson
Moscow
Spinster Leaves $10,000 Estate to Aid Cancer Sufferers
Miss Engeline Krist, 56, who worked three jobs daily to secure funds, left a will directing the Cleveland Clinic Foundation to use more than $10,000 to provide medical care for spinsters unknown who suffer from cancer and cannot pay for treatment. She died September 30 from breast cancer. She came from Albania and valued future security, leaving little worldly goods and two suitcases to a friend.
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Cleveland
Engeline Krist
Cleveland Clinic Foundation
Albania
Industrial Rayon Corporation
Two Air Force Fliers Killed in Ohio Crash
Two U S Air Force reserve officers died when a two seated training plane crashed near Nutwood Ohio about 20 miles north of Youngstown. Pilot John Harmon 27 Akron Ohio passenger Paul Wagner 23 Warren Ohio died at Sharon Pennsylvania hospital. Harmon worked as tower radio operator at Youngstown Airport. Wagner came from Knoxville Tennessee to Warren and worked as Capital Airlines station agent. They had taken off from the Youngstown field at 9 am and crashed about an hour later per Capt John D Fisher chief of operations.
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Youngstown
U.S. Air Force Reserve
Nutwood
John Harmon
Akron
Paul Wagner
Warren
Sharon
Harmon
Wagner
Knoxville
Marion airport project breaks ground on ordnance plant site
Marion Ohio A P reports ground breaking for an 800000 Class Three airport on the Scioto ordnance plant grounds. Construction by W H Ringwald Co of Chillicothe, with passenger airline service expected to begin within a year.
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Marion, O
Marion
Scioto Ordnance Plant
W. H. Ringwald Company of
Chillicothe
UN Hearings On Berlin Blockade Extract
In the Security Council Andrei Vishinsky refused to debate the Berlin crisis. He called the move a naive bait while Bramuglia pressed for details on the August 30 agreement and the four powers' directives to German military governors. Six minor powers urged direct negotiations to resolve the blockade.
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Paris
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Berlin
Security Council
Bramuglia
United States
Britain
France
Vishinsky
Soviet Union
Juan A Bramuglia
Argentina
Berlin Kids To Get Treat From Camel
Clarence the camel mascot of the U S Air Force 86th Wing will fly to Berlin with gifts for blockaded city kids. Col C T Edwinson and Lt Donald R Butterfield will escort him in a B 26 to pass out fruit canned food and candy noting Clarence will supervise the gift distribution. The camel was bought in Tripoli for 45 dollars and now serves as mascot with Sam the jackass as assistant.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Clarence
U. S. Air Force
86Th Wing
Berlin
C. T. Edwinson
Topeka
Kans
Donald R. Butterfield
Butterfield
Clare
Wheelus Field
Tripoli
Topes W. VA
Larence
Sam
Neubiberg Field
Geremany
86Th Fighter Wing
Five to Die for Slayings in Georgia
Five men are scheduled for execution in Georgia's electric chair in Reidsville, the state's largest mass death sentence in a decade. Appeals were denied by the State Pardon and Parole Board. The group includes Wayne Woodruff of Jacksonville, Florida, and two other white men and two Negroes convicted of fatal crimes, including store killings.
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Reidsville
Georgia
State Pardon and Parole Board
Wayne Woodruff
Jackesonville
Fla
Beford, Ind
Jacksonville
Charlie Garrett
Jewell Eller
J. B. Beetles
William Davis
Conservation Award To Be Made Congressman At Sports Carnival
Hammond Brown of the Outdoors Writers Association will award Congressman Raymond Burke with a plaque at the Sportsmen's Club carnival Saturday afternoon at 3 30 for his work on conservation. Dorothy Puckett will present the award. The event draws dignitaries and newspapermen from the district with the public invited. The four day carnival includes balloon ascensions, parachute jumps from 4000 feet, trap shooting each night, fish car exhibitions, and free bus service from Central Ave. and Broad St. The carnival is directed by William D. Long's committee as it opens on the 80 acre club grounds in Middleton.
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Hammond Brown
Outdoors Writers Association
Butler County
Raymond Burke
Burke
Dorothy Puckett
Miami Valley
Seven Mile
Brown
Baltimore
Cnt
Central Ave
Broad St
William D. Long
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Martin J. Monti
Monti
Air Force
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Mitchel Field
Victor Woerheide
Italy
Karachi
India
Martin Weithaupt
S. S
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Japan
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Renshaw
Edward S. Anderson
State Division of Corrections
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Want AD
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