U S and Russia Meet On Berlin Blockade Lift Offer
U S Ambassador at Large Philip C. Jessup and Soviet U N Delegate Jacob Malik met at the Russian UN offices in Lake Success for talks on lifting the Berlin blockade. Officials said two or three more meetings may follow as Washington weighs a possible four power conference on Germany.
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U. S
Philip C. Jessup
U. N
Jacob A. Malik
Berlin
Germany
United Nations
State Department
Truman
Council of Foreign Ministers
Acheson
Dean Acheson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Washington
Jessup
Russia
Moscow
West
Europe
Lucius D. Clay
Io Lavui Wi
Asia
Malik
United States
Britain
France
Philip Jessup
U.S
U. N. Security Council
James E. Webb
White House
Calder Named As Secretary For the Army
Calder, a New York industrialist and chairman of Electric Bond & Share Co, has accepted the post of secretary of the army and will assume duties within 60 days, succeeding Kenneth Royall who resigned. Gen. Lucius Clay may be replaced as Germany commander, with Gordon Gray set to become undersecretary.
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Washington
INS
Curtis Calder
New York
Kenneth Royall
Board
Electric Bond & Share Co
Lucius Clay
U. S. Army
Germany
Gordon Gray
Army
Governor Can Forestall Burson Death in Ohio
The Ohio Supreme Court denied Burson's appeal and set a new execution date for May 27 after a 1948 murder on a country road near Navarre. Burson, 33, claims the slaying was not premeditated as prosecutors recount a three day drinking spree ending with the shooting of Ellsworth Ruch Jr. and forcing his body into a pig field. Judge Stevenson may pursue clemency with Governor Lausche, while Burson remains at Ohio Penitentiary awaiting the decision.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Ellsworth Ruch Jr
Navarre
Ohio Penitentiary
Common Pleas Court
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Burson
D. Deane McLaughlin
Mr. Ruch
Ruch
Genoa
Patricia
Stevenson
High Court
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio House Adopts Plan To End Slums
The Ohio House approved for the first time an urban redevelopment measure by a 120 to 8 vote, sending it to the Senate. The bill, without a public housing provision, would require municipal plans for blighted areas, allow bond or tax financing, and restrict private sale timelines.
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Columbus
Ohio House
Senate
House
Frank J. Lausche
House Taxation Committee
Oleo margarine tax repeal cleared for Senate action
The Senate finance committee approved the House passed oleo margarine tax repeal bill by voice vote. The panel rejected a rider to cut wartime excise taxes, including on theater tickets and telephone bills, to 1942 levels. The bill would repeal 63 years of federal taxes on oleomargarine, including 10 cents a pound on colored and ¼ cent on uncolored varieties plus license fees for manufacturers and dealers.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
George
Georgia
Edwin C. Johnson
Colorado
Nickel Supper Tonight at Community Christian Chad
Nickel Supper planned for Thursday night from five to seven at the N C Community Christian Chad venue. Local organizers invite residents to attend, with proceeds benefiting community programs and church outreach efforts.
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N.C
Community Christian Chad
Paving Bid Set for W Tuscarawas Street Resurfacing
The State Highway Department announced the low bid of 18496 by Ohio Road Improvement Co of Columbus for resurfacing 0.478 mile of Tuscarawas Street from Market Avenue east to Shorb Avenue area. The project, approved after earlier block, involves city funding of 10000 under state supervision with an estimate of 18500.
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Tuscarawas St
State Highway Department
Ohio Road Improvement Co
Columbus
Market Ave
Shorbave NW
Menuer & Skemp
Millersburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Prairie Township
Holmes County
Bricker Asks For Billion To Build Schools
Two Ohio Republicans, Sen John Bricker and Rep Clarence Brown, introduced a five year bill for a 1.28 billion program to aid states in constructing schools. The bill would fund 250 million annually for five years with a 30 million survey, require state cost shares, and support health exams for students. Bricker opposes a separate faculty salary bill and cites unsafe aging school buildings as motivation.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
John W. Bricker
Ohio
House
Clarence J. Brown
Bricker
Bricker-Brown
Brown
Chiang Kai-shek Warns of World War Danger in China
Chiang Kai-shek, speaking from Shanghai, warns that if the Communists are not defeated China could ignite a third world war. He calls for Li Tsung-jen's government support, cites the Soochow battle near Shanghai, and predicts victory within three years while urging renewed national unity and resistance to communism.
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Shanghai
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Chiang
Li Tsung-jen
Kuomintang
Central
Soochow
Wuhsien
Yangtze
Nanking
Man emerges after ten years kept in cubicle tomb
Paul Makushak, 33, is found in a three by five foot cubicle on a Brooklyn third floor after ten years of self imposed isolation begun in 1939. He longs to return to the tomb like space and says he does not care about the outside world. Police removed him to hospital as his father and mother face questions.
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York
Paul Makushak
Greenpoint
Brooklyn
Peter
Paul
Canada
Makushak
Miles F. McDonald
Anna Makushak
Alliance Man Named Trustee Of Sanatorium
Willard R. James of Alliance, a practicing attorney for 16 years, was appointed by Stark County commissioners as a trustee of Molly Stark Tuberculosis Sanatorium to fill the term of Dr. Co G Wilson of Canton whose term expired April 1. James, 45, will serve three years from April 1, has been active in local politics and community groups, and maintains offices in the Mt Union Bank building.
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Willard R. James
Alliance
Stark County Commissioners
Molly Stark Tuberculosis Sanatorium
Co. G. Wilson
Canton
Mr. James
Mt. Union College
Western Reserve University School of Law
Mt. Union Bank
James
Wilson
J. E. Aten
Alliance Democratic
Alliance Firemen’s Pension Fund Board
Kiwanis and Elks Clubs
Floor covering immediate installation
Advertisement notes floor covering services with immediate installation, drain board and wall covering offered by Glick Furniture-ad.
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Glick Furniture
Bat In Bat Store Sparks Comical Chase
Stern and Mann Co clerks face a rogue bat at opening. Maintenance workers and customers largely women cheer as the creature evades capture for an hour, finally felled by Glenn Geitgey with a broom and hauled to the basement furnace.
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Stern and Mann Co
Glenn Geitgey
Mr. Geitgey
Sewer Wall Collapse Stuns 20 in Chicago
A wall collapsed at 74th Street and Woodlawn Avenue in Chicago today during sewer tunnel work 48 feet underground under Illinois Central Railroad tracks. Twenty workers were present. none were seriously injured and all reached the surface unaided.
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Chicago
74Th St
Woodlawn Ave
Illinois Central Railroad
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