Ohio Heat Wave Eases as Cooling Air Moves In
Relief from oppressive heat reached Ohio as a Pacific Coast cooler air mass moved toward the state. Temperatures remained in the 90s with Cincinnati at 96 and Columbus seeing 90 while several deaths linked to the heat were reported, including Catherine Maloney and Wilbur E. Maddux, with more fatalities noted Friday.
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Associated Press
Athens
Columbus
Pacific Coast
Weather Bureau
Great Lakes
Catherine Maloney
Hamilton County
Chronic Disease Hospital
Wilbur E. Maddux
Ohio
Claude Butler
Bellefontaine
Springfield
Walter Lyle
Dayton Power & Light Co
Strick
Youngstown
Middletown
Midvale Mine Rated Safest in Ohio After Safety Drive
Midvale Mine near raidvale has shifted from notorious to safest in Ohio, credited to a three year safety program led by Charles T. Cole. The underground threat from slate and roof falls is mitigated by roof tapping, heavy timber supports, air blasting and rock dust to prevent coal dust explosions. The 3000 ton per day slope mine employs about 325 and is now owned by Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. with most coal sent to Barberton factory.
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Raidvale
Ohio
Midvale
Here
Ohio Bureau of Mines
Charles T. Cole
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Cole
Great Centralia
Ill
Robert W. Rutledge
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Barberton
Andrew Milarcik
First legal liquor sale in Geary County opens
A fifth of Bourbon whisky sold for 25 dollars at the Geary County court house in Junction City as the first legal liquor sale here in 70 years. Sheriff Carl Gardner conducted the public auction of confiscated beverages with Harold Henning as high bidder. Autographs of county officials appeared on the bottle noting the historic sale and seven decades without legal liquor. The remaining 1,564 bottles brought moderate prices.
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Junction City
Kan
Geary County
Carl Gardner
Harold Henning
Geary
Chiang Kai-shek to Meet Philippines Leader in Secret Talks
Chiang Kai-shek sails from Formosa toward Baguio for a secret Sunday meeting with President Elpidio Quirino. Officials say topics include a Pacific anti Communist alliance and Chiang possibly settling in the Philippines in exile.
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Quirino
Chiang
Philippines
Formosa
Baguio
Felino Neri
Chinese Educator Skeptical of Chiang Kai-shek Victory
New Orleans July 9 Dr Sze Tsen hu a Chinese educator appointed as a lecturer in mathematics at Tulane University says Chiang Kai-shek cannot beat back the Communists who have overrun China He argues external aid from the United States is essential for the Nationalist government to regain control He suggests Chiang might welcome a third world war for the chance to act as a Messiah if the United States wins again.
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New Orleans
INS
Sze Tsen-hu
China
Chiang Kai-shek
United States
Tulane University
Navy Plane Carrying 9 Crashes Off Panama
A U S Navy patrol plane crashed in flames into the sea during a test flight near Coco Solo Panama Canal Zone with nine aboard. Rescue boats rushed to the scene. only one body had been found by late reports. A rescue plane dropped a raft nearby about 20 miles northwest of Coco Solo.
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Balboa
Canal Zone
Coco Solo
U. S. Naval Air Station
Lightning death in Columbus as storm hits city
A 38-year-old Columbus man, Edward Harold Edinger, was struck by lightning and killed while entering his car during a 45-minute thunderstorm. Deputies described the incident near a street intersection as the bolt struck.
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Columbus
Edward Harold Edinger
Two Drivers Injured In 9th Prospect Crash
Police reported two drivers were treated at Aultman Hospital for minor injuries after a collision Saturday noon at 9th Street and Prospect Avenue SW. William F. Webster, 22, of Camden Avenue SW suffered knee lacerations, and Millard Greenberger, 30, of Vassar Avenue NW, received scalp lacerations.
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9Th St
Prospect Ave SW
Aultman Hospital
William F. Webster
Camden Ave SW
Millard Greenberger
Vassar
Firefighter Henry Lange Dies After Collapsing at Garage Blaze
Cleveland fire department mourns Lt Henry F Lange 65 after he collapsed at a garage fire and died at Collinwood Clinic. He served with bravery, his passing marking a somber end to a long career.
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Cleveland
Henry F. Lange
Collinwood Clinic
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