Mother Called to Stand in Daniels' Trial
In Mansfield Ohio AP a small woman testifies about her son Robert Murl Daniels facing a three judge trial for the kidnapping slayings of John Niebel Nolanda Niebel and Phyllis Niebel. She describes his odd behavior since childhood as the defense seeks to counter two psychiatrists' reports.
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Enire
H. Beam
Lane
Beam
Daniels
R. E. Bushong
Jima State Hospital
J. F. Bateman
Columbus State Hospital
Robert L. Daniels
Columbus
Robert
E Sther Flack
Defant
Murl
Athens State Hospital
Noaniels
First Decca
Franklin
Semeneca County
James Smith
Tiffin
Orville Taylor
Old Fort
Franklin County
Earl Ambrose
Young Hunter Shot In Leg In Ohio Forest
Eugene Firement a 15 year old from Lorain Ohio was shot in the left leg by a fellow hunter during the first day of the squirrel season. A 13 year old companion accidentally discharged a .22 caliber rifle causing the injury.
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Elyria
Eugene Firement
Lorain
Ohio
Firement
Truman Blames Taft Hartley Fight on Campaign Trail
President Truman publicized the Taft Hartley Act dispute with the International Typographical Union naming Senator Taft and NLRB officials as targets. He presented letters with David Findling to spur Democratic use of the ITU clash in campaigning while the act remains a central issue in the race.
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Washington
Truman
Taft
Ohio
Nationa Labor Relations Board
International Typographical Union
ITU
NLRB
Cincinnati
White House
David P. Findling
Truman Seeks Labor Favor Faces Taft Retort
In Cincinnati AP dispatch Senator Robert A. Taft Ohio accuses President Truman of courting labor bosses and labels the attack as an election ploy. Taft says the Presidents charge of pressuring the National Labor Relations Board over the International Typographical Union AFL is a silly season tactic.
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Cincinnati
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Truman
Taft
National Labor Relations Board
International Typographical Union
AFL
Subway Escalator Prank Injures Riders At Lexington
A group of boys seized the moving handrails of a subway escalator at Lexington Avenue and 63rd Street causing the ride to halt. Fifty passengers were jolted or toppled. two women were hospitalized and three others injured. A bus and a truck collided in the confusion. The youths escaped by leaping onto a departing train.
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New York
Lexington Avenue
63Rd Street
Railway Attack Near Nanking Claims Dozens
A Communist railroad mine exploded a Pukow bound train near Nanking leaving at least 100 persons injured or killed. The blast occurred about 0 miles northwest of Nanking and is described as a serious incident.
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Nanking
Republicans Stepping Up Senate Campaign Effort
The GOP escalates its senatorial drive amid AFL opposition and reports Democrats threaten four GOP seats. Senator Capehart will join Governor Dewey on a western tour to aid candidates in Iowa Colorado and New Mexico with strategy sessions alongside the New York governor.
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Washington
Republican High Command
AFL
Capehart
Indiana
Thomas F. Dewey
Senate
Iowa
Colorado
New Mexico
New York
Dewey
GOP
House
Henry Dworshak
Idaho
Joseph H. Ball
Minnesota
C. Wayland Brooks
Illinois
Edward V. Robertson
Wyoming
Chapman Revercomb
West Virginia
George Wilson
Patrick J. Hurley
Ross Rizley
Olahoma
Revercomb
Ball
American Pilot Walks Through Russian Lines
In Wiesbaden Germany Capt Kenneth W Slaker and Lt Clarence Steber escaped Soviet zone by bailing out of a damaged C 47 plane carrying flour to blockaded Berlin. Slaker said he walked through the iron curtain past hundreds of Russian soldiers without being stopped. Steber was later returned to Berlin by Russian authorities.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
Berlin
Kenneth W Slaker
Lincoln
Neb
Slaker
Clarence Steber
Mobile
Ala
Steber
Stoxer
Liner Cuts Speed to Miss Atlantic Hurricane
The liner America slowed to five miles an hour on a zig-zag course to avoid a hurricane. Captain John Anderson ordered the move and estimated Te Havre port arrival on September 21 instead of the 20th. The U S delegation to the United Nations assembly is aboard the ship.
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S. S. America
North Atlantic
America
John Anderson
Te Havre
U. S
United Nations Assembly
Bishop Edwin F. Lee Dies at 64 in Rochester
AP report says Bishop Edwin F. Lee, 64, died yesterday in Rochester Minnesota. A Methodist missionary for 21 years, he served 26 years in southeast Asia and was later resident Methodist bishop of the Singapore area. In 1944 he became director of Protestant work for Army and Navy chaplains.
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Fayette, In
Edwin F. Lee
Rochester
Mann
Lee
Southeast Asia
Singapore
Army
Cooper-Bessember directors win stock sale permission
Mount Vernon Ohio AP reports Cooper-Bessember Corp directors gained stockholders’ permission to sell up to 90 000 shares of common at their discretion to retire the $3 nonvoting preferred stock. No immediate action planned. Stockholders also approved converting common from no par to $5 par to save causer taxes.
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Mount Vernon, O. (Ap) Cooper - Bessember Corporation
Three Major Strikes Continue Army Will Hire Dock Workers
Tensions rise in three major labor disputes the oil and maritime strikes on the Pacific coast and a two week trucking walkout in New York City. In Richmond California violence erupted as police used tear gas and stones were thrown injuring nine people. Army hires begin in San Francisco as shipping firms refuse to load or sail amid claims of Communist leadership.
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Army
Pacific Coast
New York City
CIO Oil Workers
Richmond
Cal
AFL
Standard Oil
Trme
Warry Bridges
CIO Oscuvremen
San Francisco
Communist Party Line
Army to use troops for loading cargo on west coast
Secretary Royall said the Army will employ troops to load military cargoes on the west coast if stevedores cannot be hired or work cannot be done by contract. A CIO longshoremen strike has halted movement to Pacific bases for 14 days, and the Army is trying to recruit civilian workers to load ships.
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Washington
Royall
CIO
Pacific
West
Strike Ties Up Oil Plant as Picket Lines Narrow
About 950 workers remained inside the plant with 50 slipping past picket lines. Negotiations to end the 11 day strike against six major oil companies pressed in San Francisco and Los Angeles with no sign of early wage settlement. Army plans to move matare cargo buildup from a 14 day work stoppage affecting 28,000 longshoremen on Pacific coast ports. Foodstuffs
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Army
Matare
Pacific Coast
World Series dates set for 1948 schedule
The 1948 World Series will open October 6 in the National League city winning the pennant. Games alternate between the NL city and the AL champion’s home city, with potential travel day between games if St. Louis wins NL. All games start at 1 pm EST except Sunday starts in NY or Brooklyn at 2 05 pm.
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Cincinnati
A. B Chandler
American League, Settled On the Dates and Arrangements At A Meeting Here Doaay
St. Louis
New York
Brooklyn
Primary Ballot Winners Across Seven States
Voters in seven states selected candidates for offices from governor to small-town seats. Highlights include Joseph Ball winning Minnesota Republican renomination and Hubert Humphrey securing the Democratic senate nomination in Minneapolis. Edwir C. Johnson led Colorado Democrats, while Will Nicholson challenged former Gov. Vivian.
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Joseph Ball
Minnesota
Hubert Humphreys
Minneapolis
Edwir C. Johnson
Colorado
Will F. Nicholson
John
Indian Troops Gain in Hyderabad Amid Swift Advances
Indian parachute units struck into Hyderabad as Aurangabad capitulated, Delhi said. The defense ministry reported Daulatabad and Jalna also taken, yielding control of nearly the entire northwest corner of the state with little resistance, while Hyderabad’s Hindu majority faced disruption.
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India
Hyderabad
Hamnabad
Aurangabad
Defense Ministry
Madras
Secunderabad
South Central
Karachi
Berar
Hospet
Suriapet
Batle
Khammamet
Bezwada
Aurangabada
Daulatabad
Jalna
U S Plans Additional C 54 Planes for Berlin Airlift
The Air Force will send about 40 more C 54 cargo planes to join the fleet aiding Berlin under the Soviet blockade. Expanded airports will handle the increased airlift capacity as Gen Lucius D Clay directs operations in the coming months. Planes and crews come from various theaters including the Far East and will transit the United States en route to Europe.
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Washington
Air Force
Germany
Berlin
Lucius Clay
U. S
Far East
United States
Europe
Two Men Admit 93 Burglaries in Norwood Drugstore Case
Cincinnati police say James Reeves and Claude Hendricks admitted 93 burglaries spanning 18 months after a drugstore basement capture in Norwood. Police surrounded the store following a neighbor report of breaking glass. The pair, with prior prison records, reportedly carried a notebook listing 89 entries including 20 in Norwood.
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Cincinnati
Charles Fritz
Norwood
James Reeves
Claude Hendricks
Lexington
South Norwood
Fritz
Death of 12 year old in bicycle collision reported
Russell Connolly, 12, died after injuries from a bicycle collision with a truck Monday, AP reports from FomeroY Ohio. Authorities said the crash occurred near his hometown and the investigation continues.
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Fomeroy
Russell Connolly
Britain Blames Red Troops for Berlin Riots
British and Russian officials traded sharp accusations over last Thursdays Berlin clashes at the Brandenburg Gate. UK officials blamed Soviet commander Maj. Gen. Alexander Kotikov for provoking anti Communist riots and accused him of misrepresenting British police conduct amid the boundary tensions in Berlin.
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Britain
Brandenburg Gate
Alexander Kotikov
Provocateurs
Kotikov
Kotkov
Kremlin
Moscow
Germany
Jean Geneval
France
Frank Howley
U. S
E. O. Herbert
Government suit targets four big meat packers
The Justice Department filed a federal civil anti trust case in Chicago against Swift and Company Armour and Company Cudahy Packing Company and Wilson and Company Inc charging suppression of meat market competition. The action seeks to divide the defendants into fourteen separate firms as part of a broader program to free food production from monopolistic restraints.
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The
Justice Department Today
Swift and Company
Armour and Company
Cudahy Packing Company
Wilson and Company, Inc
Clark
Chicago
Big Four
Swift and
Armour
Cudahy and
Wilson
Department of Justice
Truck Hits Train at Van Wert Crossing Killing Driver
Raymond Edward Fletcher of Westfield Indiana a 26 year old truck driver for Security Trucking Company of Indianapolis was killed when his trailer skidded into a Cincinnati Northern freight train at a Van Wert crossing.
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van Wert, O
Raymond Edward Fletcher
Westfield
Ind
Cincinnati
van Wert
Fletcher
Security Trucking Company
Indianapolis
Trains Crash Kills 39. 80 Hurt in Seoul Area
A fast passenger train from Mokpo to Seoul collided with a halted troop train near a tunnel, killing 39 and injuring 80 including American soldiers. Two Koreans died, rescue workers labored through the night, and many injured continued their journey after medical care. Relatives were being notified as personnel records were checked for identifications.
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Seoul
Pusan
Fusan
Mokpo
Charles McCafferty
Chicago
McCafferty
Italian Colony Problem Goes To UN Group
The Italian empire issue in Africa was sent to a United Nations group for decision. Representatives from Russia the United States Britain and France debated late into the night but could only agree on one point the four powers could not reach any agreement.
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Harvey Hudson Paris
Italy
Africa
United Nations
Russia
United States
Britain
France
Talks on Berlin Crisis Move to Paris After Moscow Meeting
Diplomatic sources say talks on the Berlin crisis will switch from Moscow to Paris after the western envoys meet Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov at the Kremlin. The Americans British and French expect to see Molotov instead of Stalin by the weekend.
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London
Berlin
Moscow
Paris
V. M. Molotov
Kremlin
Stalin
United Nations Assembly Faces Eritrea Libya Somaliland Row
The Big Four failed to agree on authority during two days of talks as they debated future governance of Eritrea Libya and Somaliland. Russia urged international trusteeship for all three while Western powers resisted. A proposal to place Somaliland under Italian trusteeship was vetoed by Russia. In Washington the State De-
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United Nations Assembly
Eritrea
Libya
Somaliland
Russia
France
Washington
Hurricane near Newfoundland dodges North American landfall
The Atlantic hurricane was centered about 300 miles south-southwest of Cape Race Newfoundland. The weather bureau said it appears the storm will not strike the North American continent.
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New York
Cape Race
Newfoundland
Brotherhood chief accuses Bender of breaking promise on Taft-Hartley
A F Whitney president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen accuses Rep George H Bender of running out on a promise not to support the Taft Hartley bill in reply to Benders reelection bid speech.
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Bender
Cleveland
A. F. Whitney
The
Brotherhood of Railroad
George H. Bender
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