Wider Search Warrant Law Sets Anti Gambling Tool
Columbus August 15 AP Ohio launches a new anti gambling measure tomorrow allowing municipal and common pleas judges to issue search warrants for gambling equipment stolen property weapons illegal coins and obscene literature within their jurisdiction. The law among five anti gambling measures takes effect this month with other provisions including sports bribery penalties padlocking of gambling sites and criminalizing slot machines.
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Columbus
Municipal and Common Pleas
Common Pleas
Justices of the Peace
Ohio
Italian TV Stations to Reach Milan and Po Valley
Italian Communications Minister Giuseppe Spataro said television stations will operate in Milan and the Po Valley by next year, expanding nationwide broadcasting capabilities.
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Milan
Giuseppe Spataro
Po Valley
Iran Rejects Britain's Offer On Oil Control
Iran's cabinet rejected Britain's plan for joint operation of the nationalized oil industry while agreeing to continue talks. Deputy Premier Fatimi said the stance was conveyed to British negotiator Richard Stokes after a meeting at Premier Mossadegh's home. Iran insisted talks focus solely on implementing the nationalization law and removing British control from installations.
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Teheran
Iran
Britain
Hossein Fatimi
Richard Stokes
Mohammed Mossadegh
Anglo- Iranian Oil Co
Stokes
Iranian National Oil Co
Creasy To Command Britain's Home Fleet
Ad miral Sir George Creasy as vice chief of the naval staff since 1949 will take command of Britain's Home Fleet next January. He directed anti submarine warfare early in World War II, replacing Admiral Sir Philip Vian.
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London
Admiralty
George Creasy
Naval Staff
Britain
Creasy
Philip Vian
First Rayon Yarn Production Recorded in 1900
The initial documented year for rayon yarn production is 1900. This marks the earliest recorded data point in the industry history, reflecting early adoption and industrial use of the synthetic fiber.
Shoreway Drive Nearer as City and State Agree
Cleveland and Ohio officials report progress on a 6 million dollar Shoreway Drive memorial plan. A final design must please the city, state and federal governments with an August meeting to resolve remaining engineering items, including how to cross the inner belt and handling filled land along the route.
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Shoreway
Cleveland
Columbus
Lake Erie City
State
Highway Department
Frank J. Lausche
Norman M. Wilke
Bureau of Planning and Design
Lausche
City of
T. J. Kauer
Wilke
Gordon Park
E. 9Th St
E. 26Th
33Rd Sts
Kauer
Lister
Thomas A. Burke
Ernest J. Bohn
Cleveland Planning Commission
Lee Smith
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Commission
Jay Katz
Vernon Johnson
L. F. Shaeublin
August Shafer
U.S. Bureau of Roads
Navy Red Tape Delays Pay for Korean War Veteran
Henry G. Olszewski, 34, a World War II machinist and Korean War veteran, returned to Great Lakes awaiting discharge after being told he was out of the Navy since July 17, 1950. A disbursement officer refused his pay, calling the error a slipup, while Olszewski remains bewildered.
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Chicago
Henry G. Olszewski
Olszewski
Great Lakes
Ill
Okinawa
Saipan
Loretta
Joey
Korea
Askari
Hungnam
Pusan
Bud
Navy
Indians May Demand 15 Billion From Whites
Indian claims filed with the government may total 19 billion dollars for lands, fishing waters, and riches taken by whites. A five-year filing window closed Monday with 645 claims before the Indian Claims Commission. Estimates were provided in only about one-fifth of cases, totaling over 3 billion dollars, suggesting a potential total near 15 billion or more if averages hold.
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Ashington
Indian Claims Commission
Russia Strikes Timber Rubber Deal With Britain
Truro England Aug 15 AP Russia reserves right to scrap a timber contract with Britain if the USSR cannot use proceeds to buy British rubber Britain agrees saying Eastern Europe is the main source of vital imports Shawcross notes America has little trade with Soviet block and Russia spends heavily on rubber from earnings in timber sales Russia will have power to cut timber deliveries if rubber purchases fail rubber to China remains banned under the terms of the agreement and talks on Soviet grain purchases continue
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Truro
England
Russia
Britain
U.S.S.R
Hartley Shawcross
Government Board of Trade
Europe
Soviet Bloc
U. S
Red China
Soviet Union
Shawcross
China
Truman Pledges Future Aid to Korea From Pusan
In Pusan Aug 15 President Truman told Korea we shall not fail or forsake you as Korea marks the Republic’s third birthday and the end of Japanese occupation. Rhee and other leaders spoke as marchers paraded and banner is waved. Ridgway said UN forces prove armed aggression does not pay.
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Pusan
Korea
Harry S. Truman
Syngman Rhee
Republic of Korea
Truman
U.S
John J. Muccio
Korean Assembly
P. H. Shinicky
Pete Sarason
U.N. Rehabilitation Commission
Rhee
United States
United Nations
Matthew Ridgway
Prize Bird Turns Out To Be a Plain Old Drunken Crow
SPINE Texas Aug 15 AP Blackie the beer drinking crow returns home weak hungry disillusioned. Hotel manager Frank Hofnes Jr says the pet is a subdued bird. Ranchers gave Blackie last year calling him a prized Mexican eaglet but he proved a plain crow. He drank beer and was often stinky until he vanished in spring and was found by Anja Wilson and John Young near here. He now receives care from housekeeper Miss Lentz with dog food eggs to regain strength. Beer is not part of the convalescence.
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Spine
Tex
Blackie
Frank Hofnes Jr
Brewster County
Hofnes
Anja Wilson
John Young
Alpine
Wilson
Young
Holnes
Egyptian mummies wrapped in ramie fiber
Egyptian mummies shown wrapped in ramie fiber used for shrouds as described in the article segment. The piece notes material choice and traditional wrapping technique without graphic detail.
Harriman Set For Egypt Visit
W. Averell Harriman, special aide to President Truman, will travel to Cairo this weekend to seek Egypt's minimum demands in the Suez Canal dispute with Britain. The trip, held unofficial and aimed at fact finding, follows Harriman's talks with Secretary Acheson on the oil negotiations and U.S. efforts to ease Anglo Egyptian tensions.
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Washington
Nana
W. Averell Harriman
Truman
Cairo
Egypt
Britain
Suez Canal
Teheran
Harriman
State Department
Dean G. Acheson
Iran
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co
Port Said
Iraq
U.S
Pineapple tragedy shocks Ormoc City family
A 23 year old housewife in Ormoc City P I A reportedly hanged herself after her husband told her not to eat pineapples. Authorities investigated the incident as a possible domestic tragedy and noted the role of the forbidden fruit in the sequence of events.
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Ormoc City
P. I
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