Veteran Col Wertman to Lead Flag Day Program at Municipal Stadium
Col. Votney W. Wertman of the Army Reserve in Cincinnati will deliver the Flag Day address at Municipal Stadium. A patriotic program features music, a parade of veterans, color guards, and fireworks. Eloise Cole will sing with the American Legion band. Pleasant Green Baptist choir also performs. The event, organized by the Flag Day association, begins at 8 pm with a parade and speeches from local officials and veterans.
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Amy Reserve Corps
Cincinnati
Municipal Stadium
Millacy
Veterans
Eloise Cole
Rogram
Ammerican Legion
Pleasant Green Baptist Church
James Dickey
American Legion
Ted Men and Daughters of Pocahontas
Col Wortman
Army Reserve
Southwest Pacific
Pearl Harbor
States
Philippine and
Hawaiian Islands
Panama
Aler Pew Harbor
Dalat
Hawaiians
Bonotsle
Manila
George J. Wear
D.C. Wagner
Clifford Gnyder
Bree
Joe Galletta
Harold Jackson
George Carrall
Fred Yeager
Forrest Poole
Forrest Werd
Lnanes Commiediec
Willian Kaduck
Edward Krause
Snyder
Galietta
Yerentina
Workuanara
Czechoslovakia elects Gottwald president in parliamentary vote
Prague reports Premier Klement Gottwald elected by a large majority as the new president of Czechoslovakia. He took office after a public parliamentary ballot in Vladislovsky hall, with 2 votes cast for him from 296 hands. the ceremony included a Catholic archbishop greeting and a review by troops. The dispatch notes ambassadors from Britain and the United States among attendees and records a generally celebratory tone.
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Associated Press
Prague
Czechesloyakia
Klement Gottwald
Vladislovsky Hall
Oldrich John
Gottwald
Peoples Democracy
Iucef Beran
St Viles Cathedral
United States
Laurence Steinhardt
Court Forbids Shipping Strike In Nationwide Tieup
The Justice Department secured a temporary restraining order from Federal Judge John W. Clancy to halt a threatened strike by seven maritime unions affecting east and gulf coast dock workers and ship operators. The action, sought to resume collective bargaining, cites risk to national health and safety and warns of irreparable harm without the injunction.
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New York
Gulf
Nartion
Department of Justice
Irman
John W. Clancy
U5. District Court
Joseph Curean
CIO National Maritime Union
Justice Department
United States
Joseph’ ‘M. Friedman
Tom Clark
Taimsn
Palestine Firing Dims as Peace Talks Near End
Palestine quiet returns amid Jewish Syrian truces as U N mediator sets up talks in Rhodes. Observers report reduced fighting in Northern Palestine. two truce monitors reach Tel Aviv and note calmer conditions.
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Palestine
CALRO
United Nat’ Lions
Rhodes
Howard
Northerd Passaline
Yesfords
Ohio Valley Water Compact Signed to Tackle Ohio River Sewage
Governors from Ohio Indiana West Virginia Kentucky Pennsylvania New York and others convene in Cincinnati to sign the Ohio Valley Water Sanitation Compact to fund sewage plants, create a 27‑office commission, and coordinate cross‑state pollution controls across the Ohio River drainage basin. Federal aid may aid local costs with millions expected over the coming decade. Signed documents will formalize the pact with state secretaries and appointees overseeing implementation.
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Cincinnati
Ohio River
Ohio Valley Water Seni
Portsmouth
Boston
Industres
Kians Peyum Zere
Star Department of Heath
Bior
Bane
Council of State Government
Netherland, Maza Hotel
Indiana
Ralph F. Gates
Kentucky
James H. Diff
Pennsylvania
William “M. Tuck
Virginia
Congress
West Virginia
Four Arrested by Liquor Agents in Raids on Amvets Posts
State liquor agents seized two Amvets posts in weekend raids arresting four people on illegal liquor sales and gambling charges. Carl Kellum, 38, Nauvoo, arrested Sunday for illegal sale of liquor. Stewart Barber, 41, listed as assistant manager, charged with gambling device and liquor duties. Harry Saleba, 41, Route 23, charged with illegal sale of liquor. Clifford Luther, 25, manager, charged as keeper of a place selling liquor illegally. Authorities found no liquor on premises. cars searched for hidden supply and evidence of gambling equipment.
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Carl Keilum
Nauvoo
Kellum
Stewart Barber
Reid
Clifford Luther
Titthst
Lelig
Noffle
6 Op Contest Moves to Philadelphia in GOP convention
Republican national convention moves to Philadelphia as leading candidates set up strategy headquarters. Brown, Stassen, and Dewey camps compete in a wide open race with ballots expected over multiple rounds. Key states California Illinois Indiana Massachusetts New Jersey and Pennsylvania hold 381 votes. Hazhir named Iranian premier by Shah and parliament approval follows.
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United States
Paris Assembly
UNO
Manhatlan
Familia
New York City
Lyle C
Wilson United Press
Philadelphia
Republican Nations
Franklin D.roosevelt
Wendell Willkie
GO. P
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California
Ilinois
Indiana
Massahusette
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Petty
Sen
Lodge
Massachusetts
Factuals Assembly
Sen. Lodge
San. Lodge
Teeeran
Ican
Abdel Hussein Hazhir
Ite
Shah Mohammed Reza Fahleqi
Majlist
Committee Vote Sends Draft Revival Measure On To House For Debate
The Rules Committee sent a draft revival measure to the House for debate after a 14 to 7 vote. Chairman Leo Allen of Illinois abstained on the final tally, saying only one roll call was taken. A motion to table the bill failed 3 to 1. The open session allowed three days for general debate with amendments before possible passage in the House.
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House
Washington
Andrews UH
New York
Alieds Services Committee
Deway Short
Milessouria
Talea Group
Senate
Leo &, Allen
Illinois
Allen Ald
Amed Services Committee
Murder charge files against mother in poisoning of daughter
In Cincinnati police report, 43 year old Mrs. Clay Watts is jailed without bond on first degree murder charges in the death of her daughter Barbara Ann Watts. An autopsy linked mercury poisoning to the child’s death, with investigators citing a school chemistry lab and coins polished with mercury as possible sources.
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Clay Watts
Reid
Hee Dauznler
Barbare Ann
Nonood
Ch 'Feitz
Willis Watts
Lwho
Cincinnati
Jas H. Myers
New York
Winchester
Aft
Council of Worn
Ets
Watts
Pole
Shea
Fis
Rome
Norwood
Fritz
Wheata
Truman Plans Ruell and Pack to Extend Tour
President Truman outlined eight additional campaign stops during a southern California swing. He spoke at Berkeley and urged viewers to form their own opinions, inviting Soviet Russia to cease aggression to clear peace. Indictments in Columbus allege attempts to shake down liquor permit applicants. Ruel and Pack pleaded guilty. Oppenheimer pending.
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Ruel
Pack
Associated Prise Log Angeles
Giattoro
Albuquerque
Kansas City
Washington
J Charles Rass
MiTellman
Independence
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Stedtive
Martha E. Truman
California
Santa, Barbara
Jac Bro
Soviet Russia
Ford
University of California At Berkeley
Columbus
Franklin Co Grand Jury
Selote Cof
Philadelphia
Tracy Peck
Portsmouth
Common Pleas
John R. King
A. E. Oppensheimer
Ralph J. Bartlett
Oppenheimer
Anna
Glen
Howard J. Cell
Clark Co
McCall
Gilbert Shi Londo
Shively
Truman to Speak Thursday in Columbus on Train
President Truman is set to speak in Columbus on Thursday at 6 p.m. from the rear platform of his special train. The stop is part of a non-political swing through Ohio with additional stops possible on the return to Washington.
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Truman
Columbus
United Press
Ohio
Weshiingtor
Aternsman
Co‘Mumbai
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Temperatures Report For Today At 1 PM
Observed figures show a minimum of 56 degrees today with yesterday at 76. A year ago today the maximum reached 75 and the minimum 63.
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Senieenans
High Court Upholds Renegotiation Act
The Supreme Court today upheld the constitutionality of the war contract renegotiation act with no dissent on that point. The case involved appeals from firms led by Jacob Tichter and Jennie L. Lichter, doing business as the Southern Fireproofing Co. of Cincinnati, who challenged a government suit seeking profits cited at 856,610 dollars from wartime contracts.
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Gy Alle Ausoiciale
Washington
Spreme Court
High Tribunal
Jachine Department
U. S
Department
Justice Burton
Jacob Tichter
Jennie L. Lichter
Southern Fireproofing Co
Cincinnati
Gov
Atom Workers to Sign Contract at Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Bank Ridge Tenn June 4 management and labor were to sign a contract ending a strike threat at Oak Ridge National Laboratory today. The agreement provides for a wage increase and clarifies terms for uranium enrichment workers at the facility.
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ATOM
Oak Ridge
Bank Ridge
Tenn
Oak Ridge National
Senate Fight Shapes Up On European Recovery Plan
Washington reports a new Senate clash over the European Recovery Program. Senators push for the full 5.3 billion package to boost Europe and stem Communism, while the appropriations committee trims to 12 months and cuts most House figures. Vandenberg Marshall and Hoffman pressed for full funding.
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Senate
Europe
Appropriations Committee
House
Congress
Sen. Vandenberg
Michian
Marshall
EQA
Paul G. Hoffman
Looming Deadline Spurs Coal Parley
Washington June 12 Associated Press reports pressure mounting on both sides of the soft coal contract talks with barely three weeks left to avert a nationwide strike. The current wage pact expires June 20 while a industrywide vacation to July 5 sets the effective deadline awaiting John L. Lewis and the operators. Talks were to resume as Lewis opened bargaining after a two week lull. He pressed for winning commitments from operators to assume nearly 320 million dollars in distress payments to miners.
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Associated Press
Washington
Joh L. Lewis
Lewis
Cleveland Indians drinker jeers amid rain celebrations
A confused Cleveland report notes celebrations for the Cleveland Indians in the American League with references to drunks, jeers, and a chaotic charge sheet. The fragment hints at a weather condition and public reaction surrounding the team’s event.
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Indians
Cleveland
Sune
Felice
Cleveland Indians
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