Truman Draws GOP Fire as He Signals Nationwide Campaign
President Truman urged Democrats at Jefferson Jackson day dinners to rally for his labor and farm programs, accusing Republicans of seeking to cripple unions and keep wages low. Senators Brewster Taft Bricker Morse criticized his stance while some southern Democrats boycotted the event.
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Washington
Truman
Jefferson- Jackson
Capitol Hill
Brewster
Maine
Taft
Ohio
Bricker
Morse
Oregon
Mr. Truman
Mayflower
Statler
George and Russell
Georgia
Byrd
Virginia
Ellender
Louisiana
Eastland
Stennis
Mississippi
Dixie Administration
Hill and
Sparkman
Alabama
Democratic National Committee
Administration
Smoke Probe Warns Canton Plants Risk Explosion
A Cincinnati expert warned Canton’s seven smok e investigation team that several plants courted disaster due to boiler mispractice. He cited a nearby boiler room explosion injuring a hotel caretaker and fatal heart condition.
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Canton
Cincinnati Combustion
A. L. Kiewit
The
Chamber of Commerce
Citizens Committee
Mercy Hospital
Mayor Klein backs enforceable smoke abatement plan
Canton mayor Carl F. Klein voiced support for enforcement if smog legislation is needed while favoring voluntary cooperation. He argued education and pointed out the value of new smokestack control devices to curb pollution in downtown Canton.
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Carl F. Klein
Canton
Klein
Fresh Eggs and Poultry Offer with Free Delivery
Cooper's advertises fresh eggs at 49 cents with plenty of stewers roasters and fryers and free delivery from 921 9th NE. The notice emphasizes affordable poultry options and home delivery service.
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Cooper’s
Mary Jane Hat Shop New Hat Shipment At Onesto Building
New shipment of hats received at Mary Jane Hat Shop located in the Onesto building. Felts and straw styles priced from six dollars and up. Maintain stock for the coming season.
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Mary Jane Hat Shop
Onesto Bldg
Bulgarian Churchmen Plead Guilty in Treason Trial
Sofia Feb 25 Two of 15 Protestant clergymen accused of treason black marketing and spying for the United States and Great Britain admitted guilt on the first day of the mass trial. Nikola Naumov and Yanko Nikolov Ivanov testified confessing remorse and detailing alleged U S backing via the World Council of Churches while denying mistreatment by state security.
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Sofia
United States
Great Britain
Nikola Naumax
Supreme Council of the United Evangelical Churches of Bulgaria
Baptist Church Union Board
Yanko Nikolov Ivanov
Methodist
U. S
Naumov
World Council of Churches
Ohio House seeks $1.36 million from federal old age fund
The Ohio House advanced a joint resolution to request $1,360,000 the federal government withheld from Ohio’s old age pension fund in 1938 during Governor Martin L. Davey’s administration. Washington vetoed a prior measure, and Rep John L. Smith asks Congress to reconsider. The measure faces Senate action.
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Columbus
Ohio House
Ohio
Martin L. Davey
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John L. Smith
Summit
Congress
General Assembly
House
Henry W. Deming
Licking
Granville
Senate
William Saxbe
Champaign
France Seeks U.S. Aid to Block Russian Advance
French Premier Henri Queuille argues the United States must prevent a Soviet invasion of France and Western Europe. He spoke after a Chamber debate where Communist leader Thorez was censured for praising Soviet occupation. Queuille also voiced optimism on France’s economic recovery and budget balance.
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A. L. Bradford
United Press
Gepornans
United States
France
Western Europe
Russia
Germany
Henri Queuille
Europe
Chamber of Deputies
Thorez
Breakers Hit Redondo Beach as 40-Foot Waves Return
Redondo Beach California faced a renewed 40 foot wave surge as 100 residents fled waterfront homes. The eight block seawall sank up to four feet in places, power lines fell, the coast highway blocked by boulders, and at least 25 homes damaged with six fronts and a store knocked in. Damage estimated around 100000 dollars.
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Redondo Beach
Calif
Reds Reinforce Petsamo Area amid Arctic border tensions
Helsinki officials report Russia has moved additional troops toward Norway’s Arctic border near the Petsamo region in response to Norway’s stance on the North Atlantic pact with the United States. The informant noted no border troop moves toward Finland, while Finland and the Soviet Union had earlier ceded Petsamo.
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Helsinke
Finland
Russia
Norway
Arctic
United States
Murmansk
Petsamo
Soviet Union
Date-Tonite 6 Till 10 at Warehouse Bug Outlet
A brief ad announces a floor covering sale at Warehouse Bug Outlet on 321 2nd SE. It urges readers to recheck the De Luxe Market ad in Thursday’s paper before buying weekend food supplies.
Nations Open New Drive for U.S. of Europe
Delegates from 21 European nations and exile groups opened a session in Brussels to push for a United States of Europe. Churchill Spaak de Gasperi and Leon Blum named among leaders as a council plans a European policy and a possible Supreme Court to enforce human rights.
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Brussels
United States of Europe
Brussel
Palais Des Academies
International Council of the Movement For A United Europe
Winston Churchill
Paul- Henri Spaak
European Movement
United States
Leon Blum
Churchill
Spaak
United Nations General Assembly
Alcide de Gasperi
Italy
France
Duncan Sandys
Aom
Leon Jouhaux
Britain
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxemburg
Council of Europe
European “Supreme Court
U.N
Spain
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Poland
Romania
Yugoslavia
Hague
Venue Europe
Living Cost Drop Brings Double Step
General Motors cuts prices and wages as the cost of living index falls for the fourth straight month. Prices on GM passenger cars and Chevrolet trucks drop $10 to $40. Wages for 273,000 production workers fall 2 cents an hour. 68,000 salaried staff lose $10 in quarterly allowances. Production workers receive $1.65 an hour.
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G.M
Chevrolet
Buick
Pontiac
Oldsmobile
Cadillac
C.I.O. United Auto Workers
General Motors
C.I.O. Auto Union
U.A.W
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Washington
General Motors Corp
Nylon Hose Price Cuts Announced by Kayser Co
Julius Kayser and Co. announced a price reduction on nylon stockings effective March 1. A 51 gauge 30 denier hose will drop 15 cents to 1.50 a pair, while 51 gauge 15 and 20 denier stockings fall 10 cents to 1.65 a pair.
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New York
Julius Kayser and Co
Amusements and Editorials in Todans Repository
A brief catalog of newspaper sections lists Amusements and Comics with page references, noting editorial pages by George Sokolsky and columnists such as Westbrook Pegler. It outlines sections for Markets and Financial, Radio Programs, Social News, Sports, Weather, and other features with associated page numbers.
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George Sokolsky
Westbrook Pegler
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Harold S. Vincent
Jack Vogele
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Coal Producers Committee
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Zyaptov
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Princeton University
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William Coon
U. S. Baptist Mission
Reds
U.S
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Schroyer
U.S. of Europe
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Harrisburg Ad
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