Cain Attacks Wallgren in 7 Hour Senate Speech
Senator Cain of Washington delivered a long assault on Mon Wallgren’s fitness to head the National Security Resources Board. The speech stretched from 2 15 p m to 9 p m, with Cain declaring Wallgren not competent for the $14 000 a year defense post and calling for sworn testimony on a dice game report.
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Washington
Mon Wallgren
National Security Resources Board
Cain
Washington State
Defense Post
Wallgren
Truman
Senate Armed Services Committee
Drew Pearson
Democrats to seek cloture in Senate clash
In Washington on March 9 AP reports that Administration Democrats plan a Senate move to break the southern filibuster. Democratic Leader Lucas will file a petition for cloture to limit debate, forcing a ruling by Vice President Barkley on debate limits.
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Washington
Senate
Lucas
Barkley
Cain defends a public figure amid dispute over past gambling claim
The report alleging a $50,000 dice game with Johnny Meyer is denied by Wallgren who calls the tale false. Meyer, tied to Howard Hughes, and Pearson contest Cain's use of the report as political vendetta while Cain pushes a Marshall Plan bill through the Senate amid interruptions.
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Johnny Meyer
California
Wallgren
Meyer
Howard Hughes
Senate War Investigating Committee
Cain
Pearson
Miami
Connally
Texas
Senate
Axis Sally Case Goes to Jury in War Crimes Trial
The Axis Sally treason case was given to a seven man five woman jury in Federal District Court at 12 03 p m Judge Edward M Curran instructed the jurors to weigh the evidence dispassionately Mildred E Gillars 48 known for wartime German radio broadcasts faced possible death penalty if convicted Trial began Jan 24 and involved the Axis Sally program The ad line for Special Springers 47c Ib and United Poultry at 139 Cherry NE 22306-ad appears in the same column.
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Washington
Federal District Court
Edward M. Curran
Mildred E. Gillars
Genoa Hero Keeps Baby Safe From House Fire
Four year old Robert Johnson earns hero praise in Genoa after saving his 15 month old brother Richard from a deadly blaze that destroyed their one room home at 327 S Genoard Road Massillon RD 5. The boy posed amid the charred remains of the dwelling.
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Robert Johnson
Genoa
Richard
S. Genoard
Massillon
Robert
Clifford Johnson
Johnsons
Mr. Johnson
Newls Deftly Let Brush-Moore Honor Debaters at OSU
Ohio State hosts state finals for high school forensic speaking March 18 19 with the Louis H Brush Memorial Trophy first awarded to the Class A winning team chosen from 13 district winners. Schools listed include Canton McKinley Lima Central St Xavier Ravenna Wooster and others.
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HIO
Ohio State University
Louis H. Brush
Brush-Moore Newspapers, Inc
Brush-Moore
Paul Carmack
Ohio State Speech Department
Ohio High School Speech League
Canton McKinley
Louisville
Sylvania Burnham
Lima _ Central
Columbus East
Columbus Central
Athens
Cincinnati
Mt.,. Union College
Brush
Brush-Moore Organization
Ohio
Canton Repository
Marion Star
East Liverpool Review
Salem News
Portsmouth Times
Steubenville Herald-Star
Brush- Moore
WHBC
Whbc-Fm
Canton
WPAY
Portsmouth
Ohio State
McKinley Monument Plans Outlined by Ohio Society
R. S. Fatig of Columbus outlined a maintenance program for the McKinley Monument in Canton. The plan includes protective glass doors, interior and exterior lighting to replace gas, lagoon reconstruction, and a completed dome roofing project. Funds will come from the trust and new state money, with a hearing noting vandalism and steps to repair disfigurement.
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McKinley Monument
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society
R. S. Fatig
Columbus
Fang
Canton
Fanig
Fatig
Ann Ryan
McKinley
King George VI to undergo foot surgery in palace
London March 9 AP King George VI will be operated on within a week to improve blood flow to his right foot. The procedure lumbar sympathectomy will cut nerve knots to loosen arteries and ease circulation. Two American doctors helped in the plan.
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London
George VI
Buckingham Palace
Palace
James Learmonth
United States
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
WHBC To Air Diabetes Talks
WHBC will broadcast six consecutive diabetes talks led by Stark County doctors as part of a detection drive. The schedule runs Thursday to Tuesday with topics on What Is Diabetes, Diagnosis of Diabetes, I Am a Diabetic, Treatment of Diabetes, plus a final summary by Dr. Lamont. Free urine examinations will be offered by county society members all week.
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Stark County
WHBC
A. A. Lichtblau
Max Haas
Z. Katz
Thomas Sherkey
Ian B. Hamilton
C. A. Lamont
Race Fraud in Georgia Leads to $112,000 Swindle Arrest
Samuel Goldberg was arrested in Kansas City on a race horse swindling scheme totaling $112,000. FBI agent John C. Bills states Goldberg faces a violation of the national Stolen Property Act for transporting $16,000 in Georgia-derived funds across state lines after allegedly obtaining the money by misrepresentation.
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Atlanta
Kansas City
Samuel Goldberg
John C. Bills
FBI
Goldberg
Georgia
Club dinners at Mergus Restaurant
A local club hosts dinners at Mergus Restaurant offering complete dinner options. Members gather for a social evening with a varied menu and festive atmosphere.
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Mergus
Ohio Prepares Federal Aid Road Projects
Ohio plans federal aid street improvements in 116 urban areas defined as populations of 5,000 or more. A 1947 appropriation of 5.3 million dollars will fund one fourth local share for projects, with a Dayton bridge on Route 49 part of a 2 million dollar effort, split costs among city state and federal agencies.
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Columbus
Ohio
T. J. Kauer
Highway Department
Miami River
Dayton
Kauer
Revised Turnpike Bill Set For Ohio Senate Test
A revised Ohio turnpike bill moves to the Senate for a second test after two years. Sponsors Winter and Boyd hope changes clear past House obstacles as rural critics prepare to oppose again. The plan seeks toll superhighways linking Ohio with the Pennsylvania Turnpike extending toward the eastern border.
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Ohio
Senate
Columbus
Ralph A. Winter
Medina
House
Winter
William M. Boyd
Cuyahoga
Pittsburgh
Harry S. Truman Chugs Toward Lee Record on Mississippi
The towboat Harry S. Truman departed New Orleans at 5 p.m. with Captain Willis Smith aiming to beat the 1870 3 day 18 hour 14 minute Robert E. Lee record for the New Orleans to St. Louis run. The Federal Barge Lines vessel, top speed 18 knots, was christened by Margaret Truman last year.
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New Orleans
Harry S. Truman
Mississippi
St. Louis
Robert E. Lee
Willis Smith
Delesseps Morrison
Lee
Smith
Federal Barge Lines
Margaret
Massillon Man Pleads Guilty to Liquor Charge
John Tiarog operator of the Honey Club at 506 Nealeave SW pleaded guilty before the Liquor Control Board in Cleveland to displaying punch boards while holding an Ohio liquor permit. The Board took the case under advisement and will rule on a penalty later.
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Massillon
John Tiarog
Honey Club
Nealeave SW
Liquor Control Board
Cleveland
Tiarog
Ohio
Apple Creek Fund of Million Voted in House
The House passed a bill to provide 4,266,000 for welfare institutions to handle 2,000 additional state wards. The 123 to 1 vote, with Clinton L. Caryl dissenting, sends emergency funding to the Senate for Governor Lausche to sign. Institutions include Apple Creek 1,540,000 and Tiffin 845,000 amid others.
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Columbus
Senate
Welfare Department
House
Clinton L. Caryl
Frank J. Lausche
Apple Creek
Tiffin State Hospital
Hawthornden State Hospital
Cleveland
Longview State Hospital
Cincinnati
Marion Training School
Marysville Women’s Reformatory
Athens State Hospital
Orient State School
Cleveland State Hospital
Columbus State Hospital
Columbus State School
Prosecutor Seeks Quick Probe Into Alliance Bribery Evidence
County Prosecutor D Deane McLaughlin told Alliance pastors that evidence of bribery involving public officials would be promptly and thoroughly investigated if presented to the grand jury. He urged calm, noted local law enforcement has not broken down, and said misconduct tied to vice and racketeering would be treated as misdemeanors under Ohio law.
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Grand
D. Deane McLaughlin
Alliance Ministerial Association
Avnnesn Af
Ohio
McLaughlin
Alliance
State Department of Liquor Control
Honest Furniture Values 15% Down 21 Months to Pay
Local home furnishings retailer advertises 15 percent down and 21 month terms for furniture purchases. Sale highlights Honest Furniture Values at 229 Market Street South ad location.
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Home Furn
Atlantic pact seen to ratify Western defense unity
Secretary of State Acheson outlined the Atlantic treaty as drafted, stating it binds the United States and Western allies to defend against aggression and creates a consultative body and regional command. He said the pact fits UN Charter aims and aims to reassure signatories, with Senate ratification after public disclosure and hearings.
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Washington
Acheson
Russia
United States
Canada
Western
Europe
United Nations
North Atlantic
Western Europe
Congress
Connally
Texas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Vandenberg
Michigan
George
Georgia
U. S
Ernest A. Gross
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Eugene Swartz
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