Hess and six other Nazis moved to Spandau prison
Rudolf Hess and six other Nazi defendants from Nuremberg were secretly flown to Berlin to serve sentences at Spandau. The group, including Walther Funk and Albert Speer, faced a strict regime with a 34 hour work week, limited contact, and harsh discipline while under guard by Russian soldiers at the Berlin prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hess
Berlin
Rudolf Hess
Sinhe Nuernberg
Spandau
Nuernberg
Gatow Air Field
Gleventh
Biermann Goering
Oane
Britain
Walther Funk
Reichsbank
Erich Raeder
Baldur von Schitach
Hit
Albert
Karl Doenitz
Speer
Truman Vetoes Tax Reduction Bill Overridden by House
President Truman vetoed the $4 billion Republican income tax cut again. The House then overrode the veto 299 to 108, but the Senate was expected to sustain it. Republicans accused him of abusing veto power as the tax plan faced partisan opposition and inflationary concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
House
Senate
Republican Spokesmen Charged Mr. Truman
Residents of Valleyview trailer camp plan grievance petition
Five dozen families at Valleyview trailer camp will submit a grievance petition to Willard Francis of the Metropolitan Housing Agency and County Commissioners. Spokesman Ralph Travise says the camp, deemed a fire hazard, awaits a sanitation check within ten days and seeks expanded telephone service beyond a single pay phone amid ongoing improvements. Several signatures are pending as three families are away on vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valleyview
Weir
Willard Francis
Metropolitan Housing Agency
Ralph Travise
Eng
Weather forecast for today and weekend updates
Partly cloudy and warmer today followed by scattered thunder showers this afternoon and evening. Cooler tonight. Saturday generally fair and cooler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohiq
Dont Fence Me In and My Dog Shep Rescue
An Adv. notes Guorguieed Autome ve Service and Chrys ler Piquinpih outline insurance or service items. The fragmented text mentions Lincoln and a 3 Ade, with references to a chorus or animal titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Shep
Wemediaty Guorguieed
Pes. Inc
Chrysler Piquinpih
Tea My Brose
Former Elyrians In Brief Visit Here
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Burke of Santa Ana California are visiting Shendy and relatives in this area for a few days. They formerly lived on Washington Ave when Mr. Burke was publisher of the Chronicle-Telegram. The boys have just returned from Europe and expect to return home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Burke
Santa, Ang. Calif
Washington
Burke
Chronicle-Telegram
Europe
Wellington Couple Killed in Midair Collision near Toledo
Veteran pilot Walter Hyde Jr. 22 and Miss Joan Brouse 18 of Wellington died when their five passenger plane collided with an Army aircraft near Wayne county, close to Toledo. The Army plane landed at Clinton after the crash. its pilot was injured. Hyde, a Marine veteran and Wellington veterinarian, had been flying with Miss Brouse to Indiana. she worked at Isaly store. Both were Wellington High School graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Walter Hyde, Jr
Joan Rouse
Wanesecon
Toledo
Clinton
Hyde
Gary
Ind
Browse
Ilyde
Walter Hyde
Michigan
Miss Brouse
Indiana
Kenneth Brouse
Merrick Avenue
Marine Corps
Pacific
Kieth Andrews
Child Drowns In Old Well at Grandparents’ Home
Connie Lou Hels ing two and a half years old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord Relsing of Vermilion drowned at her grandparents Harmon road Florence township home. She vanished about six o'clock and was found to have fallen into an old well. Deceased when retrieved. Deputy Coroner Dr. Pratt ruled accidental drowning. Survived by parents, maternal and paternal grandparents, a brother Danny Eugene. Body to be removed to Clarence Parker residence for 4 p m Sunday service by Rev Greenwalt Vermilion Reformed Church. Burial in Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman
Connie Lou Helsing
Gaylord Relsing
Adame Street
Vermilion
Clarence Parker
Harmon Road
Florence Township
Parker
Connie Lou
Pratt
Danny Eugene
John Adams
LDP
Gerber Puneral Wome
Greenwalt
Vermilion Reformed Church
Birmingham
Britain draws further U S loan total to 2.45 billion
Washington reports Great Britain has drawn an additional 150 million dollars from the 3.75 billion loan. The British total now reaches 2.45 billion with 1.3 billion remaining for future use and withdrawals running 0.9 million above original expectations. A classified lines notes a cabin cruiser sale and an ad solicitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Great Britain
Treasury Daily
New Guerrilla Force Forms In Albania
Athens dispatches report a fresh guerrilla force forming in Albania as Greek forces battle guerrillas that invaded from Albania. Greek War Minister Stratos said the new force was sighted near Lake Presha at the Albania Yugoslavia Greece frontier junction. Greek aircraft strafed guerrillas near Zagoria and Ioannina, with 800 fighters spotted and dispersed, while Kalpaki guerrillas split into smaller groups moving toward Mt Grammo and Metsoyo.
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Athens
Greece
Albania
George Stratos
Lake
Presha
Stratos
Amen
Air Ministry
Ioannina
Yanina
Zagoria
Kalpaki
Mt. Grammos
Metsoyo
Taft-Hartley Law Praised As Boon To Labor And Industry
Washington veteran Robert N. Denham argues the Taft-Hartley act benefits both labor and management as he seeks Senate confirmation for NLRB general counsel. The president also names Copeland Gray and Abe M. Macks former Utah senator as new NLRB members, with Herzog still chairman. Capitol reports note unfamiliarity with Gray and Denham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert N. Denham
Truman
P Boen
National Labor Relations Board
Senate
Denham
Copeland Gray
Buffalo
Abe Murry Macks
Utah
NLRB
Paul M. Herzog
John Houston
James Reynolds
Her
Committee Votes More Funds For Foreign Relief
The House appropriations committee approved an additional 1.353 billion dollars for foreign relief including 400 million for Greek Turkish aid but cut 18 million from a 35 million Poland and Asia relief line. Hoover urged full War Department rescue funds. total bill 1.602 billion for the current fiscal year faces Senate guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Poland
Maly
China
Hungary
Ausepista
Senate
Germany
Japan
Austria
Korea
Herbert Hoover
War Department
Ming
Poland and
Fates
United States
U. S
International Refugee Organization
British Take Ship After Bloody Battle
British warships seized the refugee ship Exodus 1947 off Palestine after a fierce clash with tear gas, steam, and fuel oil. Reported casualties included one Jewish death and 25 injured aboard, three British sailors hurt. ship renamed by refugees, reboarded near Haifa as it was to be transshipped to Cyprus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Palestine
Warfield
Haifa
Malechy
Shipa
Ohio Liquor Dept in Red Over Unbalanced Stock
COLUMBUS The State Liquor Department runs in the red due to swollen inventories and incomplete records. Director Dale Dunifon says he will hand over records to the attorney general and Franklin County prosecutor for action and has asked 61 companies to accept returns of excess brands. He notes stocks are overweight with poor selling items and cites Senate liquor committee recommendations for a grand jury probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State
Dale Dunifon
Dunifon
Franklin County
Thomas d. Herbert
Senate
Lincoln’ Theatre
Steamer sinks in Bombay harbor amid tropical storm
A heavily loaded steamship named Ramdas sank in Bombay harbor during a tropical storm. Sixty nine people perished, including all women and children aboard, with only seventy two men surviving. The vessel went down in sudden waves. no lifeboats or radio distress signals were produced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
Ramdas
North Atlantic
Bombay Steamship Navigation Co
Rewas
Bombay Harbor
Senate Delays Action on St Lawrence Seaway Plan
Washington The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved the long debated St Lawrence seaway project by 9 to 4 but postponed Senate action to next year. The measure authorizes President Truman to implement the 1941 Canadian U S agreement with self liquidating navigation charges. Chairman Arthur Vanders Rh Mich said the bill will be reported in January. a dissenting report is expected from minority members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
St. Lawrence
News- Hien
Sixteen Boy Campers Burned in Torch Lake Explosion
At Torch Lake near Petoskey Michigan sixteen boy campers were burned when a launch exploded as they prepared to depart for an evening cruise. Ten were hospitalized with second and third degree burns. Names include Phillip La Haie eight Edward Karaskan nine and Doug Payne seven. Camp counselors rushed the boys from the burning craft as the boat sank. Cause of the blast unknown. Several boys released after treatment. Camp Fairwood is owned by F M Eder of Cincinnati Ohio.
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Petoskey
Mich
Torch Lake
Erulae
Phillip la Haie
Edward Karaskan
Toledo
Doug Payne
Dayton
John Campbell
Lexington
William Bradley
Celina
Kan
Peter Derrick
Newport
John Thompson
Chicago
Loulis .Roth
Covington
Kyl Stewart Scheeffer
Indianapolis
Camp Fairwood
F. M. Eder
Cincinnati
Eagles To Hold District Meeting in Elyria
Delegates from Ohio District No. will meet in Elyria on Sunday, July 20, at Elyria Aerie No. 441. The program includes a business session and six member initiation, with Alex Clark presiding. Hon. George Lehner of Mansfeld will speak for the Tri-State Organization. District director L. Browning leads the session, with Stanley Barrett of Lorain as district chairman. delegates come from Berea, Amherst, Lorain, Wellington, Avon Park, and Elyria.
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Order of Eagles
Ohio
Elyria
Elyria Aerie
Stanley Barrett
Lorain
Sheirman
Agries
Berea
Amherst
Lorgin
Wellington
Avon Paks
Elysig
Burglar Escapes Hospital After Guard Falls Asleep
A 38 year old Baltimore burglar, Arthur Kirkorian, shot in Willowick, escaped from a fourth floor ward at Huron Road Hospital after patrolman George Prabel fell asleep between 4 and 4 50 am. Kirkorian, severely ill with a punctured lung, removed oxygen tubes and fled while doctors feared he could die from internal hemorrhage. He had admitted three Cleveland burglaries and might have stolen a car to flee. Guards posted at transit hubs. Kerorian escaped via stairs to the hospital front door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edand
Huron Road Hospital
Arthur Kirkorian
Baltimore
George Prabel
Frabel
Pyar
Kirkorisn Waa
Willowick
Kirkorian
Kirykorian
Genevieve Aleaka
Greater Cleveland
City Hospital
Cleveland
Fragmentary Notice on Local Real Estate Listings
A damaged OCR fragment references easier methods for filling needs and mentions buyers, workers, and business partnerships on a street or area. The text is unclear but implies real estate or lease related matters without concrete details or identifiable entities.
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Maureen Ohary
Halifax Harbor
Halifax
N.S
Yarmouth County
Guerrila Toree
Capitol—Stage
Kuma
Screen
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Ady
Eagles
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