Romania and Bulgaria Orders Close All Foreign Schools
The official decrees in Romania and Bulgaria ban foreign schools effective Sept 1. Romania's law ends private and Catholic schools, transferring control to the state. Bulgaria also closes foreign schools and ends prior French arrangements, with limited exceptions for diplomatic missions' own citizens.
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PRAGUE
Romania
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
ministry of education
Bucharest
France
Congressman Says He Did Pay His Taxes
U S Representative Virgil M Chapman faces two federal tax liens for unpaid income taxes filed in Bourbon County within the last five years. Kentucky officials say liens cover 1941 and 1943 taxes. claims were later relieved. Brown questions Chapman’s tax record. Chapman defends itself and asserts public release will prove charges false.
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PARIS
U. S
Virsil M. Chapman
Bourbon county
Grace Haskins
Bill Hoskins
Cheomar
Seturder
Brown
Chapman
Glenn
Pearson
capman
Kentucky
Congress
Kethen
Weather Forecast for Eveland Northeast One
Showers develop in the afternoon and continue cool through tonight. Winds shift to northeast at 10 to 15 mph this afternoon and remain northerly tonight. Thursday becomes partly cloudy with moderate temperatures. Low tonight around 60 and Thursday high near 76.
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EVELAND
Clones
cooser
Stenco Aluminum Storm Windows Ad Telexed
See Geisel for the Stenco Aluminum Combination Storm Windows. Prompt delivery offered. Located at 61 West Ave with phone 2991 for orders and inquiries. Adv.
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GEISEL
Stenco
West Ave
Nothing Automatic Warned On Deferments For Draft
Washington selective service officials warned that deferments under the new peacetime draft are not automatic for high school and college students. High school deferments end at graduation or 21st birthday. college deferments last until the school year ends. Local draft boards will have the final say, with 4,000 boards to administer the law. Youths 18 through 23 must register. cards go to home boards for status. Marine veteran discharges of not liable for duty apply only to wartime draft. they remain liable for 21 months under peacetime draft.
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Merchant marine
Porter Breaks Hurdles Record In Olympic Triumph
Bill Porter of Northwestern University set an Olympic hurdles record with 13.9 seconds in the 110 meter high hurdles final. He had earlier equaled the 14.1 second standard in semis and led America to a gold medal as the Games opened.
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LONDON
Bill Porter
Northwestern University
Porter
Forrest Towns
America
Congress to Adjourn in Few Days Amid Civil Rights Battle
Senate Republicans abandoned efforts to pass the Anti-poll Tax Bill amid a southern filibuster and aim to adjourn the special session quickly. Chairman Eugene Millikin says to pursue Senate rule changes next year to blunt filibusters and to press a frontal attack on the filibuster weapon in January. The party plans to rush action on civil rights measures and housing reform while seeking an orderly adjournment by the weekend.
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WASHINGTON
Senate
GOP
Eugene D. Millikin
Republican conference
Congress
Message Said From Missing Flying Boat Likely From Latecoere 631
Paris report notes a message picked up by a steamer may be from the Flying Boat Latecoere 631 missing in the South Atlantic with 52 aboard since Sunday. Leverrier intercepted the dispatch but offered few details. Air France continued the search with seven B 29s aiding.
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Dekar
Latecoere
South Atlantic
ken
Leverrier
Air France
Martinique
Africa
U. S
Colombia
Carenze
Guiane
brothers
President of Ohio Mental Hygiene Association Resigns
Dr. D. R. Sharpe resigns as president of the Ohio Mental Hygiene Association, a founder, citing opposition from welfare groups. He will help form a state wide citizens committee on mental health and unite groups for the cause as the association reorganizes to improve treatment and care.
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CLEVELAND
D. R. Sharpe
Ohio Mental Hygiene Association
Sharpe
Columbus
association
citizens’ committee on
Tragic Drowning Event at Lake White Near Chillicothe
Mrs. Ethel Shelier aged 2 of Chillicothe drowned last night after falling from a rubber raft on Lake White. Her husband Russell Shelier watched helpless as a 14 year old swimmer tried in vain to save them. the body was recovered shortly after by other swimmers.
Rebellion Against High Meat Prices Spreading Across Nation
United Press reports a women led campaign to lower meat prices by boycotting purchases for weeks with support from men and some dealers. The movement gains traction as wholesale meat sales drop and San Francisco stores note declines in high priced cuts. Local efforts in Texas and other states mobilize townswomen to halt meat purchases amid inflation.
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United Press
Safewar
San Francisco
Texas
R. D. Vaughn
Dallas
Corpus Christi
Orange
Fort Worth
Waco
Austin
Charity Bazaar Probe Targets New York Socialites and Hosts
District Attorney Hogan questions Vivienne Woolley Hart and playboy William Buckner in a probe of a penthouse charity bazaar. He seeks sponsors and funds flow amid claims the event benefited a gambling ring. over 100 guests subpoenaed, with catering by George J. Coker and Son.
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NEW YORK
Park evenue society
Frank Hogar
Vivienne Woolley-Hart
w. call
William Buckner
Buckner
Hogen
Hogan
the
Heart Association
Wiliam F. Belzey
parth
George J. Coker
Ime
Tom Sullivan
sesiths
West coast pelper
Hocan yesterGar
Beauty Contest Entrant Dies In Cincinnati Case
Police hunt two long missing youths linked to the death of 16 year old Carol Blarx after a Friday night incident following a dance. The victim, Miss Merx, was a contestant in a businessmen’s beauty contest at Coney Island last night. Descriptions of the assailant were vague, with police noting he could be any of numerous youths.
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CINCINNATI
Carol Blarx
Mere
Merx
Coney Island
Rural Electrification approves 7500 loan for Firelands Coop HQ
The Rural Electrification Administration announced a 7500 loan to Firelands Electric Cooperative of New London Ohio for new headquarters facilities. The project includes a six room modern house on the west side for sale by owner at 117 Kaiser Court.
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WASHINGTON
rural electrification administration
Firelands Electric Co- operative
New London
west side
Kaiser Court
Production at Univis Lens Plant Reaches Half Capacity
National Guard maintains order as Univis Lens Plant hits 50 percent capacity with 464 of 650 workers back. Guardsmen used armored gear, bayonets, and tear gas after a jeering crowd sparked yesterday’s clash. UE union protests Gov. Herbert action and outlines further meetings at CIO.
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DAYTON
Ohio National Guardsmen
Univis Lens Co
elso
National Guard
Univis
Frank Welling
CIO
United Electrical Workers Union
Thomas J. Herbert
Delco
Fridigaire
George Moyer
Montgomery County Council of industrial unions
Hiram Pasne
Huntington Board Finalizes Next Year Teaching Staff
At a meeting the Huntington Board of Education completed the teaching staff for next year. Mrs. Lucille Murray was named principal and has served Huntington school for several years. William E. Green had already been pre employed as principal and notified the board he accepted another position. Mrs. Dorothy Rosk of Su attended Ashland College and Kent State University and will teach seventh and eighth grades. Mrs. S. 2 bring several years in Lorain county schools before marriage and will instruct first and second grades.
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Huntington Board of Education
Lucillle Murray
Huntane
William E. Green
princehil
Murray
Huntington school
Dorothy Rosk
Ashland College
Kent State University
Ashland county
Lorain county
Hungarian Born Feminist Dies
New York report says Rosika Schwimmer, Hungarian born feminist and peace advocate, died at 70 after a year of illness at Sinai Hospital. She helped persuade Henry Ford to send a peace ship to Europe in 1915. Survived by sister Franciska, a concert pianist. Keith Kelly is now appearing nightly at Carey's Villa.
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NEW YORK
Rosika Schwimmer
Sinai Hospital
Schwimmer
Henry Ford
Europe
Franciska
KEITH KELLY
Carey
Republicans Unveil Anti-Inflation and Housing Bill
GOP leaders draft their own anti inflation and housing measure aimed at private builders with limited provisions for consumer credit and bank lending. The plan bypasses public housing and civil rights parts, prompting protests from some Republicans while Senate and House panels work out details before adjournment.
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Congress
Truman
House Banking Committee
House
Senate House
Senate
GOP
Robert A. Taft
R. O
Sandusky Driver Killed in Route 2 6 Collision
Kari YL Strickfaden, 25, of Sandusky died in a crash when a car she owned collided with a truck on Routes 2 and 6 near here. Police reported the accident occurred late yesterday.
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SANDUSKY
Kari YL Strickfaden
raidn e automoacle
Former Federal Official Denies Espionage Ties
A former official of the Board of Economic Warfare refutes Bentley’s spy charges calling her a neurotic liar. He declines to answer whether he is a Communist as House investigators press for testimony. Bentley links him to a wartime Soviet spy network. a New York grand jury probes Communist activity amid a broader espionage investigation.
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WASHINGTON
House
Nathan G Gregery Silvermaster
Board of Economic Warfare
Unamerican Activities Committee
Elizabeth T. Bentley
Silvermaster
Miss Bentley
John E. Rankin
Mass
New York
U. S
Justice Department
House committee
Miller Appointed Lieutenant of Detectives in Elyria
Elyria Safety Director Daniel W. Kothe announced the appointment of Sgt Charles Loren Miller as lieutenant of detectives in the Elyria Police Department. The post takes effect August 16 after Civil Service certification. Miller has served since February 8, 1931 and was named sergeant on July 1, 1940. He succeeds C. E. Parkes now a captain.
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Charles Loren Miller
Ninth Street
Elyria
Safety Service
Daniel W. Kothe
Muller
Civil Service Commission
Miller
Steel and Tubes Inc
T. O. Murphy Company
Oberlin
Loren Jr
Case School of Technology
Geraldine
Duke Spencerian College
Cleveland
C. E. Parkes
Tidal Wave Strikes Venezuelan Coast Killing Dozens
A storm triggered a tidal wave off Puerto Laguzira and nearby coastal towns killing more than 30 people and injuring upward of 100. Officials said communications were severed and damage was extensive as initial reports emerged yesterday.
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CARACAS
Venezuela
Puerto Laguzira
Reds Demand Control as Berlin Tension Surges
In Berlin the Soviet zone tightens grip amid barbed wire blocks around quarters and police injuries after a Monday attack. Russians issue demands to the Berlin City Assembly aimed at full financial authority, freezing western sector accounts and delaying July salaries for about 750,000 workers as the east west clash escalates.
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BERLIN
muniler
Harshorst
Mondax
Basmote bank
sty
industrie
eost
West Plans Next Move In Berlin Crisis
British Foreign Secretary Bevin and Gen Robertson coordinate a new step in the East West Berlin standoff after a Kremlin meeting with Stalin. Officials urge patience and caution, signaling possible resumption of four power talks without immediate solutions. Continued reporting on Page 2.
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LONDON
Ernest Bevin
Bian Robertson
Germany
Berlin
Robertson
Josef Stalin
Kremlin
Stalin
U. S
iro
Council of Foreign Ministers
General Eichelberger Sails For Home
Lt Gen Robert L. Eichelberger retiring commander of the U S Army Air Forces sailed for the United States aboard the transport General Simon Buckner. He was accompanied by his wife and Maj Gen James A Lester former Eighth Army chief of staff returning to command the San Francisco port of embarkation.
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YOKOHAMA
Robert L. Eichelberger
U. S. Highth Amerina
United States
anmng
Simon Buckner
Eichelberger
James A. Lester
Eighth Army
San Francisco
Vacation Photo Scams Encourage Selling Unneeded Items
An advertisement in the Chronicle Telegram urges readers to snap vacation pictures of big catches to bolster sales and advertise unwanted items for extra cash. It promotes selling boats bikes cottages furniture and more through want ads with two dial numbers and emphasizes doing it today.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Special glove and hat clearance at Birkline's
White and pastel cotton gloves reduced to 7c with values from 1.39 to 2.50. Summer hats cleared at 25c 50c and 1.00, values from 3.98 to 12.00. Advertised by Ady for Birkline's at 250 2nd Street.
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Birkline’s
2nd street
Ady
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