New Vice Ministers Take Over In Russia
Russia announces shakeups in six ministries and other agencies via the journal of Decrees and Orders. New vice ministers were named in railways foreign trade internal affairs finance shipbuilding and communications. Several officials were released and several appointments noted.
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Moscow
M. A. Menshikov
A. Krutikov
Soviet Union
V. F. Popov
Guzhkov
Degtyar
PB. YY. Dmitrichev
Panyukov
Railway Ministry
I. P. Maldevich
A. Gundobin
Y. I. Miroschnichenko
Chumachenko
V. P. Vinogradov
V. N. Solgoguov
B. P. Beschev
Ivan M Kovalev
D. M. Ukraintsev
E V. Vershinsky
G. V. Petrov
State Plan Commission
Council On
I. N. Firsov
UE Anti Reds Fired Says Former President Carey
James B. Carey testified that many anti Reds in the CIO United Electrical Workers Union have been fired and that some employers find it easier to work with Communists. He named Bart Enright at Westinghouse Jersey City and Sam Basmajian at RCA Victor Camden as examples amid a House Labor subcommittee probe into Reds influence in the 600000 member union.
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Washington
James B. Carey
CIO
United Electrical Workers Union
James Matles
Sam Basmajian
Rca-Victor
Camden
N. J
U. K
Reds
Kersten
R- Wis
House
Air Force aims to break speed record with three day program
The plan targets surpassing the Navy held world speed record of 650 miles an hour during a three day Air Force program. General Electric will donate a substantial cash prize to the Air Force relief fund if the record falls. Brown and Cleland are described as war heroes. Brown downed 15 German planes for Britain and the US. he now tests for General Motors’ Allison division. Cleland, an ace dive bomber, earned the Navy Cross and Purple Heart and runs a local airport. About a dozen pilots qualified their planes yesterday.
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Air Force
General Electric Company
Air Force Relief Fund
Brown
Cleland
Royal Air Force
United States Air Force
Allison Division
General Motors Corporation
Navy
Police Foil Robbery Plot at University of Cincinnati
Detectives arrest three former convicts suspected of a safety deposit heist scheme targeting the University of Cincinnati offices. Police say the plan was to strike on tuition day 1948 49 and rob safes. Guns safe cracking tools gloves and a mask were found in a suspect's room.
Wallace Tour Quietly Campaigns in Mississippi
Henry Wallace spoke at the Vicksburg court house lawn to about 300 in a non segregated crowd with about 50 Negro attendees on the outskirts. He traveled from Jackson with a highway patrol escort and filed a slate of presidential electors there.
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Vicksburg
Miss
Henry Wallace
Mississy
Progressive Party
Jackson
Australian Airways Liner Overdue From Brisbane to Sydney
An Australian National Airways plane carrying 10 passengers and three crew is several hours overdue on the Brisbane to Sydney flight, expected to arrive around 9 pm last night despite cold wet windy weather. In Chicago Progressive party headquarters reports a mob stoned and drove its U S senator candidate Curtis MacDougall from an West Frankfort rally after a caravan incident.
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Sydney
Australia
Australian National Airways
Brisbane
Chicago
Progressive Party
U. S
West Frankfort
Ill
Justin Gray
Curtis MacDougall
Northwestern University
Flying Farmers hold third annual national convention at Ohio State
Columbus AP reports the Flying Farmers gathered at Ohio State University airport for their third national convention. W B Wood, secretary of the Ohio Flying Farmers, said more than 150 aircraft were on the field by noon and about 1000 planes were expected by nightfall.
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Columbus
Flying Farmers &Om
United States
Ohio State University
W. B. Wood
The
Ohio Flying Farmers
Army engineer Snyder dies after returning home to Cincinnati
Cincinnati reports the death of Phil lip Snyder 37 an Army engineer at Ft Belvoir Va who died at his parents home after driving from Washington D C Cause of death not discussed Snyder had moved to Washington three years ago to join the army engineers In St Louis AP Herbert Longfellow 19 of Greenville Ohio dies in flight back to a Dayton hospital from a swimming accident near ONeill Nebraska His father Alva Longfellow accompanied him weather forced a landing to ease the journey
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Cincinnati
Phillip Snyder
Ft. Belvoir
Bliss Snyder
Washington, D. C
Washington
Army Engineers
ST. Louis
Herbert Longfellow
Greenville
O'Neill
Neb
Dayton
Alva Longfellow
California
Herbert
Cleveland
West Lith Street
Helga Smith
Montreal
Great Lakes
Ernst Svensson
Lakes
Mediterranean
Cornerbrook
Newfoundland
Smith
Muskegon Midh
Chicago
Milwaukee
Sweden
Duluth
Copenhagen
Detroit
Four Stratton children die in log house fire near Thomasville
In a rural community near Thomasville North Carolina four children died in a house fire that destroyed the log home of Mr and Mrs John W Stratton. Betty Jean four John Willis Jr six Bobby nine and Jerry Wayne Pruitt three month old nephew of Mrs Stratton perished in the blaze.
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Thomasville
N. C
John W. Stratton
Betty Jean
John Willis, Jr
Bobby
of the Strattons
Jerry Wayne Pruitt
Richard Snyder Questioned Over Wife's Fatal Stabbing
Lima Ohio AP reports Richard Snyder was taken into custody after the funeral as police question him about the fatal stabbing of his 26 year old wife Eloise found in her parked car in a gasoline bulk plant yard.
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Lima, O
Richard Snyder
Eloise
White Back Lausche Support After GOP Run
Newark engineer and rabbit raiser William L. White, a May primary candidate, endorsed Frank J. Lausche for governor. White urged 53 139 independent Republicans to back Lausche, accusing Gov. Thomas J. Herbert of failing reforms and turning agencies into political machines.
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Newark
William L. White
Frank J. Lausche
TI Am
Lausche
Neward
White
Thomas J. Herbert
Highway Department
Inflation Fishes Use Air Inflate as Defense
A quirky note describes Pulter fishes that inflate with air when threatened, bobbing at the surface like toy balloons. They are difficult to eat due to their buoyant, buoyed behavior and unusual defense mechanism.
Mother, Son Hart in Crash on Route 122
A two and a half year old boy George Baird and his mother Mrs Thomas Baird Jr were injured in a late morning automobile crash on Route 122 near Lebanon. The Baird car driven by Thomas Baird Middletown real estate agent collided with another vehicle. George received facial and scalp lacerations while Mrs Baird suffered facial and body lacerations. All were taken to Middletown Hospital.
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George Baird
Thomas Baird, Jr
Quen Ave
Route 122
Lebanon
Warren County
Baird
Thomas
Middletown
Deportation hearings planned for Communist leaders
Justice Department to initiate deportation proceedings against Jack Stachel former national secretary of the Communist Party and 24 other leaders. Peters case ends hearing as inspector Farb reserves decision and officials pledge broader actions against alleged underground figures across the country.
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New York
Department of Justice
Jack Stachel
Communist Party
J. Peters
Ralph Farb
Peters
John P. Boyd
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Stachel
Wife Of Red Leader Fired As Teacher
Mrs. Philip Franz Frankfeld, wife of the Maryland District of Columbia Communist Party head, was dismissed from a Baltimore public school. The board cited her Communist affiliation as reason, with a planned fall hearing she may attend in public or private.
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Baltimore
Philip Franz«xfeld
Maryland District
Head Injured In Fall From Horse
Twenty two months old Sharon Lee McClung daughter of Mr and Mrs James McClung Middletown Route 1 was in Middletown Hospital today with a possible fractured skull Attendants said she fell from the back of a horse at her home
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Sharon Lee McClung
James McClung
Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Kent State Names Dormitory for Emmet Stopher
Kent State University to name its first men's dormitory an $800000, 275 room building to be completed next spring after Emmet C Stopher, longtime registrar who died June 17, trustees announced.
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Kent, O
Kent State University
Emmet C. Stopher
Stopher
Kent
Summer Improvements Complete For Camden School Buildings
Camden students return to school to find upgraded facilities Hyde modernized high school with new floors and decor plus added science lab space. A new program clock rings bells and maintenance upgrades include exterior trim painting and a 15 seat drinking fountain. Sixth grade registration details and staggered start times noted.
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Camden
Mrs. Smith
Donna’ Christopher
Billy Conner
Dick Davies
Gertrude Douglas
Kenneth Flora
Roger Flora
Charles Graham
Salvation Army Unit to Meet in Lebanon for Annual Appeal
The Salvation Army Service Unit Committee of Lebanon and Warren County will hold a dinner meeting at the Golden Lamb on Wednesday September 8 at 6 30 p.m. to plan the annual appeal, announced chairman T Randall Ivins.
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Lebanon
Salvation Army Service Unit Committee
Warren County
Golden Lamb
T. Randall Ivins
Ivins
Birthday party and visits mark Lebanon social week
Johnny Decker celebrated his 10th birthday with a supper and Town Hall theatre party in Lebanon with friends Beverly Bradford and others helping. Local couples hosted dinners and games at East Warren Street and South East Street while families traveled to Knox Indiana and Oden Ontario for visits and society events involving the Turtons Crisenberys and Shinns.
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Lebanon
Johnny Decker
Decker
Town Hall
Johnny
Beverly Bradford
Janie Keyes
Susan Hifford
Billie Dondaro
Susan Chiles
Patty Gregory
Larry Crisenberry
Russel Young
Tommy Lesan
Richard Dakin
Bobby Kelley
Jerry Stiles
Karen Decker
Joe Worley
South East St
Gordon G#iord
William Pierce
Estel Hollingshead
W. C. Turton
Miss Cecil
East Warren St
Murrell
Floyd Crisenbery
Sandra
Marianne Terry
Judith
Beverly Bright
Ginger Tietmeyer
Linda Armstrong
Judith Brant
Mitchell Goddard
Jody Winner
Judy Bergen
Susan Cooper
Marsha Johnson
Lois Corwin
Louise Gross
Nikki Perrine
Sandy Saunders
Barbara
L. P. Shinn
Newark
John Shinn
Shinn
George Slater
van Wert
American Society of Farm Managers
Indiana
Michigan
Germantown Store Sold After 125 Years in Town
Wolpers Store of Germantown changed hands to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bell who took over yesterday. The Wolpers family had owned the shop until Wednesday and the store has operated at the same Germantown location for 125 years.
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Germantown
Wolpers
Paul Bell
Frank Wolpers
Warren Pair Found Guilty in Warren County Robberies
Lige Stamper, 37, and Hent Smith, 23, living near Miamisburg, were found guilty of armed robbery in the Alex Jackson Service Station holdup and the Suttman Clothing Store robbery in Franklin. Trial was a retrial after a previous mistrial. They are jailed with bond set at 7500 dollars and face one to 20 years.
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Lebanon
Miamisburg
Warren County Common Pleas Court
Alton F. Brown
Lige Stamper
Hent Smith
Alex Jackson
Suttman
Franklin
Warren County
Brown
Monroe Serviceman Awarded Bronze Star
Major Victory J. Simpson of Monroe was awarded the Bronze Star Medal for heroism on Guam during the July to August 1944 period. He organized and trained a shore party of over 1200 men and directed operations under heavy fire to establish beach defenses and ensure vital supply flows aiding the campaign’s success.
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Maj
Victory J. Simpson
Monroe
Guam
Simpson
Stop For School Bus Warned By Sheriff In Lebanon Ohio
Sheriff Gerald W. Couden warned motorists in Lebanon Ohio to stop for school buses loading or unloading pupils. The message emphasizes safety near schools and bus stops amid traffic concerns.
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Lebanon
Butler Schools Complete Staffs In Butler County
In Butler County schools all teaching positions were filled as of September 1. A total of 102 replacements were made in a staff of 312 teachers. Recent hires include Florence Henneberger at Madison, Dorothy Perrine and Marvin Bloomberg at Fairfield, Carolyn Grove, Ethel Wells, Charles Moon and Violet Bales at Lemon, and Margaret Kramer at Morgan. Warren County opens 14 schools this week and next with about 70 buses in operation. Sheriff Couden outlines safety rules for stopping near schools and notes a $50 first offense fine for failing to stop for a school bus.
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Hamilton
Butler County
C. H. Williams
Madison
Florence Henneberger
Fairfield
Dorothy Perrine
Marvin Bloomberg
Lemon
Carolyn Grove
Ethel Wells
Charles Moon
Violet Bales
Morgan
Margaret Kramer
Couden
Warren County
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