Treaty ends between Yugoslavia and Soviet Union over treason case
London reports the Soviet Union scrapped its 1945 Yugoslav Soviet friendship treaty after the László Rajk treason trial in Hungary. Moscow calls Tito's regime aligned with foreign imperialist circles and says the pact was violated by Yugoslav actions. Hungary expelled nine Yugoslav legations, and Belgrade retaliated in response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Saee
Russia
Eee
Marshal Tito
Toslavia
Moscow
Pest
Laszlo Rajk
Rajk
Moscow- In Hung Government In H Cpeshal
Tito
Goslavia
Hungary
Garian
Belgrade
Areslav
Mihai Tito
Vyacheslav Mtov
Ussr
Germany
Ford Pensions Set Pattern for Steelworkers
Ford Motor Co and the CIO United Auto Workers reached a historic 30 month contract ending 35 hours of talks. It creates a company financed pension paying $106 monthly to workers over 65, begins Oct 1 if ratified, and maintains the $1.65 hourly wage. A joint trustees board will run the plan with equal company and union representation. Retirement is voluntary at 65 and mandatory at 68.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Ford-Uaw
UAW
Walter Reuther
John Bugas
Reuther
Roach Former Highway Superintendent Charles Roach Dies at 61
Charles Roach a former State Highway Department superintendent for Lawrence County died yesterday at age 61.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tronton
Charles Roach
State Highway Department
Lawrence County
Murray Ready to Order Men Out of Mills
CIO leader Philip Murray moves toward a nationwide steel strike with 500 000 workers unless Big Steel funds pension and insurance fully. Negotiations in Pittsburgh and 44 centers under mediators aim to avert a midnight strike as Chicago area furnaces begin to bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Philip Murray
CIO
United Steel
Murray
Big Steel
Cyrus Ching
Federal Mediation Service
Truman
Ig Steel
Italian fliers missing since September adrift near Bahamas
TWA reports Paris dispatch saying two Italian pilots, John M Brondello and Camillio Bartoglio, disappeared September 17 during a nonstop Azores to New York transatlantic flight in a single engine plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
TWA
Paris
Bahamas Islands
John M. Brondello
Camillio Bartoglio
Azores
UN to Hear China's Charges Against Reds
At Lake Success the 59 nation General Assembly opened with China seeking to place aggression charges on Russia in the UN main body. Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky failed to block the move as the Steering Committee approved the Chinese accusations 11 to 2 with Poland the sole supporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Assembly
Russia
Chi
Child Found Safe After 5 Hour Search In Toledo Garage
Richard Eide, 2, son of Mr and Mrs Richard P Eide, was located yesterday in a Toledo garage with his pet dog after a five hour search. He is the grandson of Randolph Eide of Shaker Heights Ohio president of the Bell Telephone Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Richard Eide
Richard P. Eide
Randolph Eide
Shaker Heights
Bell Telephone Company
British Labor To Win Vote Of Confidence
AP reports in St Louis that Truman campaigns for 1950 Congress as he attends a Missouri Grand Lodge ceremony and plans a Kansas City speech for Bill Boyle. The event signals a major push to unseat Mo Senator Donnell amid Democratic unity. London coverage notes Churchill seeks no confidence defeat as Labor faces devaluation votes in Commons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Truman
Missouri
Missouri Grand Lodge
Kansas City
William M
Bill) Boyle
Washington
Boyle
Barkley
Commercial Siimer
Senate
House
Congress
Donnell
R-Mo
London
House Commons
Winston Churchill
Britain
Laborites
Churchill
Labor
Attlee
House of Commons
Whiston
Suspect Held After Ashland Kidnapping Case
Ashland Ohio sheriff M F Rickenbrod said Boston police captured Fred L Horton 25 on kidnapping charges for abducting 4 year old Sylvaia Benete a ward of Ashland County Children’s Home Horton also faces charges for cashing bad checks and stealing a sump pump The girl had been placed in the county home after accusing her father electrician John L Benete of molesting her Benete denies the allegation Horton and the girl had been seen together prior to her disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland, O
M. F. Rickenbrod
Boston
Fred L. Horton
Sylvaia Benete
Ashland County Children’s Home
Horton
Rickenbrod
John L. Benete
Benete
Yeazell Named Republican Committeewoman for Seventh District
Mrs Miriam Yeazell of Springfield was chosen by state central committeewoman Miss Margaret E Baker as the Republican party pick for the Seventh Congressional District in Ohio. The decision highlights party leadership in Springfield and the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GOP
Springfield
Miriam Yeazell
Margaret E. Baker
Seventh
Human Bones Found in Dayton Gravel Pit
Portions of a skeleton believed to be human were found in a gravel pit north of Dayton. University of Dayton biology professor Peter J Faso said the bones appear to be those of a man and possibly ancient, potentially Indian, but an exact age requires geological analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton, D
Dayton
Peter J. Faso
University of Dayton
Coal Parleys Resume Amid Violence and Standoff
Negotiations between United Mine Workers led by John L. Lewis and Southern coal operators resumed as gunfire between pickets and non union miners escalated. One miner killed or wounded in Alabama and a West Virginia company held out on welfare and pension payments, while Virginia declared an emergency to secure coal for state use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Southern
UMW
Bluefield
W. Va
Miners’ Welfare and and Pension Fund
Jasper
Ala
Pennsylvania
Cc. M. Wilhelm
Pennsylvania State Police
William M. Tuck
Virginia
State Council of Defense
Kanawha County
West Virginia
Tuppers Creek
Charleston
Southern Coal Producers Associations
SCPA
John Owens
Welfare and Pension Fund
Island Creek Coal Company
Pennsylvania Coal Tipple Blown Up in Violent Outbreak
CLEARFIELD Pa AP a coal company tipple was blown up in renewed violence in Pennsylvania soft coal fields Roberty W Smith president of Junedale Coal Company Grass Flat Pa said the dynamite blast damaged generators and motors ripped off the roof and one side valued at 10000 and a week to resume operations He ordered his strip mine to shut down after United Mine Workers pickets attacked his non union truckers who had been hauling coal from mine pits to the tipple He employs 45 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearfield
Pennsylvania
Roberty W. Smith
Junedale Coal Company
Grass Flat
Smith
United Mine Workers
Tipple
Junedale
World Series Legends and Stars Through Baseball's Ages
A nostalgic look at the World Series highlighting famous players from Babe Ruth to Dizzy Dean and Joe DiMaggio. The piece notes legendary feats, iconic moments, and the rise of new heroes while acknowledging the inevitable bum in every era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe
Root
Grover Alexander
Lazzeri
Casey Stengel
Lefty Grove
Dizzy Dean
Wiliams
Johnny Mize
Lou Boudreau
Joe DiMaggio
Foreign Arms Aid Bill Passed By Congress
Congress approved a $1.314 billion foreign arms aid bill to supply allies against communism. It provides $125 million in RFC cash to start operations and enables $450 million in surplus U.S. arms shipments, with House backing 223 to 108 and Senate approval soon after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Congress
White House
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Senate
United States
Russia
House
Friends of
Congressional Appropriations Committees
RFC
Evansville College student sentenced for second degree murder
Richard Merle, 26, Evansville College junior, was sentenced to life in prison after a Vanderburgh Circuit Court jury found him guilty of second degree murder in the May 28 killing of his wife Helen Merle. The case was heard last night, with their two year old son Daryl a key witness as Helen, queen of Evansville College homecoming 1948, was preparing for a dance. Merle’s sentencing is set for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Richard Merle
Evansville College
Vanderburgh Circuit
Merle
Helen
Daryl
Ad Writer Request From Journal Mant Ad Dept
Classified inquiry seeks an ad writer for the Journal Mant Ad Department. Applicant will craft concise, timely ads for local clients and manage layout alignment with production deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal Mant Ad Dept
Taft warns Soviets cannot be trusted in talks
Cincinnati councilman Charles P Taft told the Ohio Welfare Conference that Soviet leaders cannot be trusted. He said they strike when it serves their interest but maintain moral advantage, urging firm, careful stance to deter war if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Charles P. Taft
Ohio Welfare Conference
Taft
Brothaco
Revert A. Taft
Tokyo Rose Jury Is Hung In Treason Trial
A federal court jury in San Francisco resumes deliberations on the treason charge against Iva Rogin D Aquisno, known as Tokyo Rose. The 33 year old Los Angeles born woman faces trial over broadcasts to American troops in the Pacific during World War II. Judge Michael J Roche had offered an evening off but jurors preferred to work, and a deposition dispute prompted a late session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Iva Rogui D'Aquino
Los Angeles
Tokyo
Perrysburg man killed in U S 20 crash at Stony Ridge
Leon W. Newton aged 48 of Perrysburg was killed yesterday on U S 20 at Stony Ridge when struck by an automobile that was towing another car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Leon W. Newton
Perrysburg
U. S. 20
Stony Ridge
Big Four Fail to Reach Austrian Independence Accord
In New York the four foreign ministers held a four hour session ending early morning without an agreement on an Austrian independence treaty. A brief communique said discussions would resume next week and all delegation spokesmen were silent. An American official noted no information would be released beyond the communique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Senators Weary After Pay Hike Fight in Senate
After a midnight session the Senate trimmed cabinet and upper-bracket pay raises in a revised bill. The chamber voted 86 to 16 to back the measure, rejected an amendment tying raises to a balanced budget, and moved toward target costs of about 700 million dollars yearly for top officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Strongy
Truman
Ocra
Lucas
Illinois
Also Mentioned on This Page
Soviet Union
Rocetas
Yugoslavia
Kania
Bulgaria
Czzechoslovakia
Poland
Romania
Inez Basilica
Rene Gautreau
Inez
NEA Telephoto
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
United Auto Workers
Bulletin
Reds
Nese
Greece
Albania
Balkans
Vyshinsky
France
Aneurin Bevan
Oliver Lyttleton
Bevan
Anthony Eden
House of Lords
Lords
Commons
Lewis
By Gordon Martin
Martin
Coal Company
Charles Taft
Tokyo Rose
BIG Four
P Truman
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!