28 Jun 1946
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Times
Location
Portsmouth, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1946
Page
1
Fragmented text shows steel unions signing with a new corporation and agreeing to a contract during a joint session. Names, dates, and locations are garbled, but reference to a union, a plant, and counsel appear amid unclear phrases and contact hints.
Miami Beach June 23 The former Chicago mob leader Al Capone is in his home and “completely incapable” of handling any business, according to his physician Dr Kenneth Philips. The 47 year old, released from Alcatraz after an income tax case, remains under treatment for a nervous ailment that led to his seclusion. Capone and associates were alleged to seek control of racing news business.
Severe storm across Lawshe and Wheelersburg sections brought lightning injuring four people on the Earl Adkins farm while rainfall swelled creeks near Luce and the Utso river. Homes and crops suffered as streams overflowed and limbs damaged property, with 0.24 inches in Dersise land and total June rainfall rising above prior years.
The Big Four nations faced delays as yesterday’s session failed to finish the five treaties. Greece gained Aegean Dodecanese, while Tenda and Briga pass to France by Russian-initiated arc. Molotov suggested Italy keeps hydroelectric power, with demilitarization included in the Dodecanese terms. The June 15 conference may slip into summer. Will the peace conference open by July 15? Also in Ashland, Feuchtenberg Bakery closes after flour shortage halts operations.
A visitor at the Combs residence was processing a loaded weapon mishap on a river bank while target shooting. The gun was on the river bank unloaded though police charged him with possessing a dangerous weapon. The Combs reported playing with the gun as two sisters were taken to hospital for treatment.
Several minor crashes left two people with injuries. Vic Cooper and Berle Trusty faced charges. Trusty, a Wakefield man, suffered a severe knee cut and bruises after a collision on a viaduct near the Norfolk and Western station. The other incidents involved a cyclist and a driver, with various arrests for license and speeding violations.
The Portsmouth China Co. has eased Sherman Dole's property on Chillicothe Street, long occupied by the Abbatt paint store. The move plans suggest relocation within the city, with the China firm owning the current building at 14th Street.
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