Deserter George Tibbles Recaptured After Two Escapes
George Fibbles, 25, convicted Army deserter who escaped from Rhoads General Hospital near Utica, was recaptured at relatives’ home in Theresa after fleeing into the night while Deputy James Hagen opened a car door. He had escaped again 72 hours earlier. He is in custody with arms handcuffed behind him.
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George Fibbles
Tibbles
Rhoads General Hospital
Utica
Jefferson County
James Hagen
Hagen
Consumer hogging blamed for shortages eyed by Small
In Washington John D. Small the Civilian Production Administrator said consumer hogging of scarce goods is a major factor in shortages and appealed to the Senate Banking Committee for a one year extension of price control. He urged action as relief for supply constraints.
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Washington
John D. Small
Senate Banking Committee
Bowles
John Small
Bricker Unopposed in Ohio Primary for Senate Seat
In Ohio only 600000 voters are expected to cast ballots in a light primary. Former Gov John W Bricker, once Republican VP nominee, is unopposed for the party nomination to a full six year U S Senate term as the 1948 presidential race looms.
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Columbus
Deaths Affected by Public Service Across States
Obituaries list Fred A. Britten 74 a former Republican representative in Illinois misspelled as IHi from LOM to 1005 drawing ire over Navy views. Dr Frederick C Devendorf 62 retired ship surgeon son of a state justice in Herkimer. Thomas Wilson 74 long mayor and fire chief of Salamanca. James H Pearsall Imperial Paper treasurer in Glens Falls. Ernest A Scholz TJ former Chicago circulation executive later with American Magazine in Pasadena. Bhulabhai Desai allied with Gandhi killed in Bombay. Charles P Shoffner 76 farm and garden commentator and ex Farm Journal editor at Laurel Springs.
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State Supreme Court
Ieving R. Devendorf
Herkimer
Thomas Wilson
Salamanca
James HH. Pearsall
Imperial Paper and Color Corporation
Glens Falls
Ernest A. Scholz
Chicago
American
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Flame Companion
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Calif
Bhulabhai Desai
Mohandise K. Gandhi
Congress Party
Central Legislative Assembly
Bombay
India
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Laurel Springs
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UNRRA newsprint impounded for Trieste papers
Allied authorities seize 120 reels labeled UNRRA supplies for Yugoslavia destined for Trieste newspapers Il Lavatore Primski and Corriere Di Trieste civil police hold the stock pending reshipment to Yugoslavia. King Vittorio Emanuele III denial of abdication reported by royal house and a war crimes court in Singapore sentences a Korean guard and a Japanese lieutenant to death for prisoner abuses. London underscores Iran protection of British interests as Anglo-Iranian holdings dominate southern Iran.
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Helef
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Cates
Trials begin for 16 Romanian war criminals in Bucharest
Sixteen major defendants led by former Marshal Ion Antonescu stand trial before a People's Tribunal in Bucharest for postwar accountability. Other items note General McNarney's plan to keep border posts inside the American zone and Britain's program to push 230000 Irish workers into jobs or face repatriation.
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Romania
Ion Antonescu
People’s Tribunal
Frankfurt
Joseph ‘H. McNarney
London
Ins
Eire
Britain
I R A Chief Starving in Belfast Prison Hunger Strike
Peter Fleming, a former northern leader of the outlawed I R A, nears death in Belfast prison on day 48 of a hunger strike. Sean McCaughy, another I R A leader, marked day 18 of a hunger strike in Maryboro prison, protesting imprisonment and prison conditions for LR A leaders.
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Dublin
Peter Fleming
Irish Republican Army
Belfast
Sean McCaughy
I.R.A
Grim Maryboro
Eire
Flemings
Lr.a
Northern Ireland
Senator Johnson Attacks $3.75 Billion British Loan
Senator Edwin C. Johnson of Coro voiced strong opposition to a proposed $3.75 billion British loan calling it the start of a perilous program that could end a great experiment in democracy. He predicted the Senate would oppose the measure as administration leaders seek a decisive showdown vote this week.
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Washington
Edwin C. Johnson
D-Coro
Johnson
Senate Aoot
Congress hears anti royalty bill amid coal strike
Representative Howard W. Smith charges the National Labor Relations Board failed to act against the United Mine Workers and urges subpoenas. He cites the act banning employer union funding and calls for action or court intervention. Negotiations pause while operators and unions trade notes. Bowles warns of a national disaster if the strike continues yet sees potential gains if resolved.
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National Labor Relations Board
Lewis
Smith
National Labor Relations Act
NLRB
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Labor Department
Charles O'Neill
Chester Bowles
House
White House
One Man’s Opinion on Gromek Gromyko and Footwear News
Walter Kiernan muses on a near miss of history as Gromek of the Indians and Gromyko of the Moscow Reds tease rivalry while noting a lighter topic. The piece jokes about growing women’s shoe sizes from fours to sevens and the humorous risk of stepping on men’s feet.
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Cleveland Indians
Gromyko
Moscow Reds
Big Four Fails to Reach Pact on Italian Region
Reports from Paris say ministers may trigger violent reactions as they fail to agree on Trieste and the Balkans. Yugoslav deputy premier Kardelj denounces any decision ceding territory, while Italian sailors threaten scuttling if terms are too harsh.
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Edward Kardelj
President urges limited arms aid to American states
The President argued for authorized transfers of military equipment to other American states by sale or similar means. He supported collaboration with Canada and stressed leadership duty to keep arms within peaceful, security-based limits under the hemispheric defense program.
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Congress
Canada
United States
Repub
Pearl Harbor
Kane Dive Plane Crash Claims Two. Kline Family Mourns
A floatplane crash on lake Lroul near Borodino kills John A. Kline and injures Richard Kline. Coroner rules accidental drowning. Witnesses and rescuers including Roy Baker and Sigmund House aid survivors. John A. Kline survived relatives, services planned at G. H. Maurer funeral home Liverpool.
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Harry L. Gilmore
Richard
Roy Baker
Sigmund House
Grove Av
Auburn
Lake Lroul
John A. Kline
Marion Andrews Kline
Roy Kline
Marilyn Kline
Roma Alden
G. H. Maurer
Liverpool
Roy J. Taylor
N. Syracuse Cemetery
UN Iran Proceedings Could Lead to Case Closure
Reports from Washington and Tehran suggest Iran may submit its report before the deadline and that council action could mark the case as closed. Indications Russian forces have left Iran, except possibly Azerbaijan Province border areas, with British officials in New York awaiting further information ahead of the council meeting.
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State Department
Washington
Iran
Azerbaijan
New York City
Council
Army C-45 Plane Missing With Six Aboard in Montana
A military C-45 transport with seven aboard left Billings bound for Spokane and was reported missing with six crew members still aboard after Sgt. Frank Avry of Youngstown Ohio bailed out near Wilsall Montana. Army search planes were to scour Western Montana and Eastern Washington. Avry said the craft levelled and continued after his jump.
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Spokane
Wasi
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Washington
Frank Avry
Youngstown
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Avry
Stan Laurel Weds Russian But Who
LA YUMA Ariz Comedian Stan Laurel wed Ida Kitaeva Raphael at the home of Peace Justice R H Lutes Lutes says the woman 39 born in Russia did not identify herself Her description resembled Vera Ivanova Shuvalova known as Niana Laurel s ex wife whom he divorced in 1939.
Poor Feed Blamed For Banned Milk in NYC
New York City Health Department officials blamed poor quality cattle feed for the condemnation of 50 000 quarts of milk last week. Inspectors seized shipments on three nights with one shipment ordered out of the city and two allowed for manufacturing purposes due to butterfat deficiencies.
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New York
INS
New York City
Operation Home Yokohama Orders Officers to Report
Orders issued to officers who will have 42 months service by June 30 to report to the fourth replacement depot May 16 for return to the United States.
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Yokohama
United States
Double Rites Set For Playmates
Two eight and nine year olds Anthony Liczkowski and Chester Lesniewski will be buried in Holy Cross Cemetery Calumet City after a double funeral mass. They died when they hid in a trunk and suffocated in Chicago.
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Sns
Finis
Anthony Liczkowski
Chester Lesniewski
Holy Cross
Calumet City
Hoover Urges Soviet Food Delivery to China and Korea
Hoover to Russia: release food from Manchuria to China and Korea to ease global hunger. He warns Japan must receive imports or risk rationing worse than Nazi camps and endangering American troops with possible epidemics.
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Herbert Hoover
Russia
China
Korea
Manchuria
United States
Truman
Japan
Buchenwald
Belsen
Perez Leading In Colombia Vote
Marion Ospina Perez, Conservative Party candidate, led in Colombia with over 1,000,000 votes counted of about 1,500,000 cast, an official tally showed him ahead by 110,000.
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Bogota
Colombia
INL
Mariano Ospina Perez
Cial
Breweries face 30 percent cut as distributors suspend deliveries
Government order curtails brewery consumption by 30 percent last year. Haberl Moore Quinn and Greenways Brewers meet today to discuss impact. Dorsey Distributing and Simon Pure Beer Distributing report shutdowns with partial reopen plans. Distributors say closures may spread. burglaries add to strains on Orschiedt's Ballantine branch.
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Moore & Quinn
Greenway
Habberle
Dorsey Distributing Co
W. Belden Av
William A. Reschke
Simon Pure Beer Distributing Co
Reschke
OPA Sets 95 Cent Ceiling on Surplus Rayon Stockings
The OPA today fixed a 95 cent ceiling per pair for 162000 pairs of women’s rayon stockings declared surplus by the armed forces. The War Assets Administration will sell them to dealers for market distribution.
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