Communist Control Not Being Enforced, Speaker Here Asserts
Cincinnati newspaperman James Ratliff told about 200 Middletown listeners at the First Presbyterian Church Men’s Club that the Administration is not enforcing the McCarran Communist Control Act until after the November elections. He suggested political pressure influenced enforcement and tied the Hiss case to broader anti-Communist policy, noting Roosevelt's Yalta grants. During the dinner, Cecil Bunyan was elected president of the club, succeeding John Anderson who resigned for health reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ratliff
Cincinnati
Miami Valley
Middletown
Ratliff
First Presbyterian Church Men's Club
Alger Hiss
Hiss
Roosevelt
Stalin
Yalta
Presbyterian Men's Club
Cecil Bunyan
John Anderson
Gillette Chooses Probes Into Four States Over Senate Deals
Senator Gillette of Iowa, chairing a three member Senate subcommittee, ordered investigators into New York, Pennsylvania, Iowa, and Kentucky amid complaints of funding costs for candidates and alleged political deals. The probes arise from complaints by party and labor groups and may prompt hearings in Philadelphia before the November 7 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillette
Washington
Iowa
United States
Senate
New York
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Subcommittee
Stennis
D-Miss
Schoeppel
American Labor Party
Thomas E. Dewey
GOP
William L. Pfeiffer
Congress
Philadelphia
Morton Witkin
Witkin
Earle Clements
Clements
Charles I. Dawson
Agriculture Department
Albert J. Loveland
Jia
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
R-lowa
18 Cent Wage Rise Affects Steel Prices and Labor
The Iron Age reports steel prices will rise by 6 to 10 dollars per ton, with steelworkers receiving about 17.5 to 18 cents more per hour in base wages plus fringe benefits. The change reflects raw material costs, defense expansion, and nonpayroll factors, with anticipated approvals from government for essential nonmilitary orders and a record steel production rate of 102.5 percent of capacity this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Iron Age
Trade Weekly
Allied advances push north amid renewed North Korean resistance
South Koreans clash with attackers north of Pyongyang as guerrilla activity rises. The Taegu Taejon rail line was cut for hours by raiders. A 2000 strong Reds pocket near Wonsan threatened a rail cut. Allied spearheads salvage abandoned equipment, while Huichon saw capture of 50 boxcar loads of ammo and 20 tanks needing minor repairs before road conditions halted progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyongyang
Taegu
Taejon
Wonsan
MacArthur
Huichon
YMCA membership drive ends after extension
Dale Constiner, general chairman, announced the YMCA membership drive will close today. The 1950 effort aimed to enroll 1,250 members, with an initial closure date of October 19 extended.
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Dale Constiner
Cincinnatian Honored Cleveland For Scientific Achievement
Julian E. Tobey of Cincinnati received the 1950 Percy Nicholls citation for solid fuels. Tobey, president of Appalachian Coals, Inc., was honored at the 13th annual banquet of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers and the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnatian
Cleveland
Julian E. Tobey
Cincinnati
Percy Nicholls
Tobey
Appalachian Coals, Inc
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Bexley Council Raises Police Pay by 25 Monthly
The Bexley city council increased the salary of its 16 member police force by $25 per month, raising patrol officers' pay to $275 monthly after two years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Bexley
Pre Halloween Vandalism Reports Decline Citywide
Vandal activity dropped off last night after a week of disturbances. A 14-year-old boy fired a 12 gauge through a window at 2006 Pearl St, causing a hole. Minor thefts included car hood damage at 2020 Linden Ave and a stole white rim. clothesline items and tire air release on Garfield St were also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Shepherd
Pearl St
Armco Drive
Robert McKinzie
Linden Ave
Everett Whitt
Harlan St
Garfield St
Sharonville High Cancels 3 Football Games
Sharonville High School canceled its remaining three football games due to only 14 players available including five never having played before. Coach Mills said he would not jeopardize players health and the team will return next season if enough boys join. Several players are on the injured list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Sharonville High School
Mills Smiles
UN Enters Its 6th Year With Peace Debate
Lake Success AP United Nations begins its sixth year as the General Assembly’s Political Committee debates methods to achieve a just lasting peace. The body backs Dean Acheson’s veto free Assembly with military power to curb aggression. A Russian peace plan is under consideration. President Truman calls for foolproof disarmament and unexpected shift to link atom ban talks with preatomic weapon reductions. Vishinsky silent while Malik hints Russia may claim the atom bomb. Delegates await study of Truman remarks with no speakers signed for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Success
United Nations
Dean Acheson
Veto Free Assembly
Truman
U. S
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Jacob A. Malik
Russia
Police Briefs On Johnson DUI And Dog Bite Incident
Raymond C. Johnson 39 Waneta St was charged with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and a new operator's license violation after police custody in the 2100 block of Yankee Rd. A car owned by Paul B. Fowler 575 South Twelfth St Hamilton was recovered in the 1700 block of Carolina St and released to Glenn Bachert 403 Park St Franklin. Bachert was treated at Armco Hospital for a dog bite suffered while loading pipe on Forrest Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond C. Johnson
Waneta St
Yankee Rd
Johnson
Paul B. Fowler
South Twelfth St
Hamilton
Carolina St
Glenn Bachert
Park St
Franklin
Armco Hospital
Bacher
Forrest Ave
Civitan Club hears city commissioner on sewer project
Lloyd Miller city commissioner spoke at the Civitan Club noon meeting outlining future plans of the City Commission and the present sewer project work. He was introduced by Tom Baird Sr program chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civitan Club
Lloyd Miller
Tom Baird, Sr
Turnpike Board Considers Court Challenge to Law
The Ohio Turnpike Commission weighed whether suits now before the Ohio Supreme Court will test the constitutionality of the turnpike law. It asked Atty. Gen. Duffy to intervene and discussed hiring bond counsel to advise on issuing revenue bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turnpike Board
Columbus
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Ohio Supreme Court
Atty
Herbert S. Duffy
Joseph T Ferguson
Duffy
High Court
James W. Shocknessy
Women Candidates Target Governorship and House Seats
A wide field of women from both major parties vie for one governorship, one Senate seat, and 16 House seats in the November elections. Notable races include Arizona where Ann Frohmiller seeks the governorship, and California with Helen Gahagan Douglas challenging Republican Richard Nixon for the Senate. The article notes historic precedents in women’s political leadership and lists current and retiring female lawmakers and candidates across states.
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Washington
Arizona
Ann Frohmiller
Phoenix
Howard Pyle
Frohmiller
Miriam A. “Ma” Ferguson
Texas
Nellie Taylor Ross
Wyoming
U. S. Mint
California
Senate
Helen Gahagan Douglas
House
Chase Going Woodhouse
D-Conn
Cecil M. Nfarden
R-Ind
Edith Nourse Rogers
Mass
Edna F. Kelly
D-Ny
Katharine St. George
R-Ny
Frances P. Bolton
Ohio
Reva Beck Bosone
Utah
Mary T. Norton
New Jersey
Douglas
Walter E Sooy Speaks on Quality Control in Packaging
Walter E Sooy executive vice president of Gardner board and Carton Company told the 12th annual Packaging Institute forum in New York that statistical quality control will play a key role in paper and board stock production. He cited its use in power plants and urged careful specifications and trained staff to achieve consistent quality while reducing costs and spoilage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Sooy
Gardner Board and Carton Company
The
Packaging Institute
Commodore
New York
Sooy
Idhances
Local Briefs From Caloren News
Miss Goldie Sharp of Lexington Kentucky returns home after visiting Mr and Mrs Ben Franklin. Bethel Missionary Society meets Thursday at Mrs Cordin Williams Eleventh Ave. OOC Club meets Friday at Mrs Bell Shaffer s home. Blythe Williams Post American Legion No 231 holds special meeting today at 7:45 p m at post HQ commander Bill Commodore says Robert L Marrs district commander will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie Sharp
Lexington
Mrs
Ben Franklin
Bethel Missionary Society
Cordin Williams
Eleventh Ave
OOC Club
Blythe- Williams Post
No. 231
American Legion
Bill Commodore
Robert L. Marrs
East West Migrator Marbled Godwit Bird Voyage
The marbled godwit migrates east and west rather than north and south. It nests inland in the American interior and migrates to the ocean coasts during its seasonal cycle.
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American
Births in Dayton area add three girls to families
Vital statistics report three new Dayton area girls born to Charles Steed Jr. in Franklin Route 1, Howard Brandenbug at 2909 Wilbraham Rd, and Manny Garlikov at Dayton Miami Valley Hospital. Grandparents are Harry Jenefsky and Antil Garlikov on both sides.
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Charles Steed, Jr
Franklin
Howard Brandenbug
Wilbraham Rd
Manny Garlikov
Brentwood St
Dayton Miami Valley Hospital
Harry Jenefsky
Antil Garlikov
Dayton
Medical list of residents with surgical or medical status
The report lists numerous Lafayette and Franklin residents including Mrs. Wolford Sullivan, Floyd Halsey Sr., Ronald Caudill, George Breiel, John Flinspach, Mrs. Ray Neace, Stanley List, William Wilmer Jr., William Wieland, Paul Hitte, Mrs. Ben Carrington, Margaret Bevis, Mrs. Haddix, Mrs. Andrew Wells, Patricia Averdick, Joan and Betty Lou Moore, Larry Sword, Phyllis Dalton, and others. Several are noted as surgical cases and one entry shows a dismissal. The compilation references addresses on Franklin Route 1, Columbia Avenue, and Kensington Street among others.
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Ronald Caudill
Blaine Caudill
South Ave
George J. Breiel
South Main St
John Flinspach
Franklin
Ray Neace
Surgical
Stanley List
Nelbar St
William Wilmer, Jr
Highview Rd
Wiliam Wieland
Central Ave
Paul Hitte
Ben Carrington
Sixth Ave
Margaret Bevis
McGee St
John Haddix
Charles St
Andrew Wells
Franklin Route 1
Patricia Averdick
Dilbert Averdick
Kensington St
Joan
Betty Lou Moore
Courtney Moore
Waneta St
Larry Sword
Carl Sword
Hawthorne St
Phyllis Dalton
Edward Dalton
Navaha St
Phillip Snowden
Columbia Ave
Anthony Creast
Auburn
Ravenna Ordnance Plant to partially reopen in November
The Army announced that the Ravenna Ordnance plant in Portage County, Ohio, will be partially reopened within three months with about 1,485 employees. Eight other plants nationwide are also slated for partial reopening in the coming months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ravenna Ordnance
Portage County
Ohio
Army
Ravenna
U S flaxseed production peaked in 1948
The article notes that U S flaxseed output reached a high mark in 1948, reflecting peak production levels and likely tied to postwar agricultural trends and market demand. It mentions broader crop patterns and the role of flaxseed in agricultural statistics of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Cleveland Democrat Benesch backs Taft amid CIO PAC critique
Alfred A. Benesch a longtime Cleveland Democrat and public official announces support for Republican Senator Robert A. Taft in the U S Senate race. He denounces CIO PAC infiltration into Ohio Democratic ranks and warns it could destroy the two party system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Alfred A. Benesch
Robert A. Taft
U. S
Cio-Pac
Democratic Party of
Ohio
Benesche
Cleveland Board of Education
Benesch
Taft
Cleveland Democrat
PAC
Washington
New York
Democratic Party
Joe Ferguson
Ferguson
United States Senate
Pupils Get First Holiday This Friday in Middletown
Middletown public school students will enjoy their first holiday of the year on Friday while teachers attend the 108th meeting of the Southwestern Ohio Teachers Association in Cincinnati. Speakers include Louis Fischer and Capt. Edgar Bundy. Twenty two departmental sessions will be held in the afternoon at various city locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Southwestern Ohio Teachers’ Association
Cincinnati
Louis Fischer
Edgar Bundy
U. S. Air Force Reserve
Intelligence
Alaskan Air Command
Celina Man Re-Arrested After Lima Hospital Escape
Sheriff's deputies captured James Birt, 24, of Celina, who escaped Friday night from Lima State Hospital. Birt and accomplice Steve Wodagaza forced bars apart on hospital windows to flee. Birt said he had gone to St. Louis with Wodagaza before parting ways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
James Birt
Celina
Lima State Hospital
Birt
Steve Wodagaza
St. Louis
Wodagaza
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Metalworking Trade Weekly
South Koreans
Esol
Sharonville High
Smiley
Civitans
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Fromiller
Dan E. Garvey
Richard F. Harless
Richard M. Nixon
House Un-American Activities Committee
Progressive Party
Lillian R. Nariis
Bosone
Ivy Baker Priest
Republican National
Mary Louise Nice
Mildred McGill
Jeanette Rankin
Montana
New York City
Caloren News
Virgil Nelson
Grand Ve
Finer McCabe
Elmo
Clinton Kilmer
Janet Jackson
Oke? Jackson
Wilson St
Gerald Withers
Moore St
PISKE
Iextermital
Envice
Story and Clark
Spinet
Lira
Hallowe'en
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Coce-Cols Company
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