Russian veto blocks ban on aid to Reds at UN
LAKE SUCCESS Sept 7 AP Russia used its 44th UN Security Council veto to defeat a U S sponsored ban on aid to North Korea. The council will press two meetings today Malik’s condemnation of US air strikes and the Korea shooting down of a Russian bomber remain unresolved. Britain’s Sir Gladwyn Jebb, council president, said the body could take up both communications.
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Russia
United Nations Security Council
U. S
U. N
Korea
Jacob ‘A. Malik
U.N
Council
Malik
Kremlin
Warren Austin
Britain
Sir Gladwyn Jebb
Mrs. Ray Ludden Named To Blind Welfare Post
Mrs. Ray Ludden of 1114 Wells are SW was named treasurer of the Welfare Association of the Sightless of Ohio at its 36th annual convention in Steubenville. He will represent the WAS charter in Stark County and Stark County council plans were announced for social educational and other activities.
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Ray Ludden
Wellsare
Welfare Association of the Sightless of Ohio
Steubenville
Ludden
WAS
Stark County
Ginger Ale Salad Delight for Peach Lovers
A simple late summer salad blends lemon or lime gelatin with hot water and ginger ale, folded with chopped nuts celery and peaches. The mixture chills in individual molds, then unmolds onto crisp lettuce and is served with mayonnaise for six.
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Hough
Chapman Denies Communist Ties Amid Senate Charges
Secretary of the Interior Chapman, backed by President Truman, vigorously denied any Communist links in a Senate interior committee hearing. He challenged Senator Schoeppel to repeat his accusations outside the chamber. Schoeppel claimed a close alliance between the Russian Soviet cause and Chapman, which Chapman called vicious and utterly false after 17 years in the Interior Department.
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Washington
Chapman
Truman
Senate Interior Committee
Schoeppel
Kansas
Senate
Interior
Senate Committee
Interior Department
Hobby Night at Plain Grange Hall Meets Friday
Rural bulletin notes Friday at 8 30 p m Plain Grange hall hosts regular meeting with Hobby Night. Mr and Mrs Oscar M Schulze supervise the program and lead activities for members.
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Rural Bulletin Board
Plain Grange Hall
Oscar M. Schulze
Four Children Hurt in Traffic
A 13 year old cyclist and a 13 year old passenger were scratched in a collision as a car ran a stop sign at Oxford and Auburn NW at 7 25 p m. Police cited Glen E Richardson 16 for the crash and noted poor brakes and inoperative horn. Also injured were Fannie L Winters 6 at Liberty Ave SE and Jerome Warren 9 who escaped injury in separate incidents reported Wednesday.
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Juvenile Court
Oxford
Auburn Aves NW
Robert Hubbard
22Nd St NW
Herbert Courtney
18Th St NW
Mercy Hospital
Glen E. Richardson
Columbus Ave NW
Richardson
Canton
Fannie L. Winters
Liberty Ave SE
Lithst SE
Paul Sklenar
RD 2
Louisville
Little Jerome Warren
6Th St
Veterans Cab Co
Ivan K. Bender
4Th St
Robin Ct SE
Fremont Polio Case Affects Family Of Mayor
Susan Hawk seven year old daughter of former Mayor and Mrs Bernard Hawk is Fremonts ninth polio case of the year highlighting ongoing public health concerns in the city.
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Fremont
Susan
Bernard Hawk
Prosecutor Murphy Seen Resigning After Hiss Case
New York AP report says Assistant U S Attorney Thomas F Murphy plans to resign and enter private practice in October after the Alger Hiss prosecution. Murphy drew praise for a tight case leading to Hiss conviction, while John F X McGahey was promoted to federal district judge for prosecuting top communist leaders.
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New York
U. S
Thomas F. Murphy
Alger Hiss
Murphy
Hiss
John F. X. McGahey
Police Step Up Vice Drive With Six Arrests
Six women were arrested early today by the police vice squad on morals charges. Betty Crawford, 22, Carol Woods, 24, Mickey Newman, 22, of 404 Sth St SE, and Helen Fontes, 27, Jean Graves, 29, of 329 Rex Ave SE, charged with residing in disorderly houses. Betty Barnes, 22, charged with operating a disorderly house at 329 Rex Ave SE.
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Betty Crawford
Carol Woods
Mickey Newman
Sth St
Helen Fontes
Jean Graves
Rex Ave SE
Betty Barnes
Reporters Killed in C-54 Crash in Japan
Eleven people died when a C-54 cargo plane exploded and crashed after leaving a southern Japan base. Among the dead were Frank Emery, 23, an International News Service war correspondent, Charles D. Rosecrans Jr., 30, INS photographer and reporter, and Ken Inouye, 22, a camera operator for Telenews. The victims were en route from Tokyo to the Korean front after a brief Tokyo layover. The cause of the in-flight explosion was not learned.
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Tokyo
INS
Japan
Air Force
Frank Emery
International News Service
Charles D. Rosecrans Jr
Ternational News Photos
Ken Inouye
Telenews
Emery
Rosecrans
Inouye
Heartburn Relief Offer Promises $2 Check for Readers
The ad from Jacksont Medicine Co offers stomach distress relief for stomach trouble and gas. Readers are urged to mail in a package and try for a week, with a $2 guaranteed refund if unsatisfied, sent from Zanesville Ohio.
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Harriet Gross
Zanesville
Ohio
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TORE
Goodyear West Father & Son
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State Department
Finney’s Drug Store
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Stark
5Th & Cleveland NW
Pittsburg
Smith & Phillips
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