Patient Shift Probed Over Lima State Hospital Transfer
Columbus UPI reports Mental Hygiene Commissioner Henry Liudens ordered an investigation into why a dangerous Lima State Hospital patient known as Chorba, transferred to Hawthornden State Hospital near Akron, returned to Lima for further treatment. Liudens halted the transfer after learning of recurrent violent behavior and noted court action may have overlooked the patient’s history.
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Columbus
UPI
Aiental Hygiene
Henry Liidens
Lima State Hospital
Hawthornden State Hospital
Akron
Liuvdens
Charlies Charlie
Cleveland
Lima
Chorde
Ceveland State Hospital
Lutyens
Hawthornden
Luidens
J. H. H. Pepper
Haswthornden
Chorba
Chora
Fred Millsao
Jacksonville Races Back To Normal After Violence
Jacksonville ends a four day outbreak of racial violence that injured more than 70 and killed one. Negro shoppers returned to downtown stores despite a boycott call from the NAACP. Night life resumed while whites avoided Negro areas amid gang activity and a judge warned of strict sentences.
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Jacksonville
Fla
UPD
Big Issues Of Dispute On Pennsy
Major issues in the dispute between the Pennsylvania Railroad and two unions focus on scope rules and job definitions. The union seeks precise classifications that block temporary transfers while the railroad fears deeper red ink if labor expands. The unions want all equipment repaired and upgraded by the road, with the company offering outside firms to cut costs, a plan rejected by the unions.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Pennsylvania Railroad
THU
Raiload
Red
Woon
Road
October 1 1940 Local notices and legal calendar
The Chronicle Telegram issue presents a mix of public notices and local calendar items printed from Lorain County. It lists pricing and subscription details, including rates for Ohio residents and outside areas, with the publication date and disclaimers about publication standards.
Stennis Opposes Quick UN African State Membership
Senate debate sees Sen. John C. Stennis urge cautious UN expansion with proof of stable governance for new African states. Meanwhile federal roads agency orders Alabama to remove Ku Klux Klanster from rights of way, drawing Patterson criticism of federal interference. Local and international items cover labor, politics, and espionage rumors in a broad national roundup.
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John C. Stennis
D-Miss
United Nations
Stennis
Senate
Federal Bureau OF Roads
Alabama
John Patterson
Bureau
Korea
Pyongyang
Priest Wins Local Cookoff With Sponge Sandwich and Cake
In Brompton England on Wednesday the same chef won first prize for both a sponge sandwich and a fruit cake. The dish creator was Rev Daniel Elias a 50 year old bachelor.
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Brompton
England
Daniel Elias
Halperin Passport Renewal Seen Likely Despite Spying Links
Washington reports state department memo shows Maurice H. Halperin, ex OSS official, now in Moscow with Soviet ties, applied for renewal of his American passport. Officials say no law blocks renewal unless treason proven, and Halperin’s covert work remains undisclosed.
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Washington
HTNS
State Department
Maurice H. Halperin
U.S
Moscow
Rusmans
Halperin
Martha Dodd Stern
Alfred HK
Stern
Pit
Ser Henneth B. Keating JR
Hamerin
Soviet Academy of Sciences
Council of Ministers
Office of Strategic Services
Boston University
United States
Department
Central Intelligence Agency
Echo's Red Object Photographed Over Eastern Cities
A red dish shaped object was photographed by a Grumman team from Bethpage Long Island over Chicago and the East Coast in late Friday and Monday sightings. Eyewitnesses Robert Johnson and Frederick Henning reported the sighting near 9 pm with Echo I overhead. Grumman crews tracked the object from four Suffolk sites and one in New London Connecticut.
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New York
HTNL
Garaman Avidton Engineering Corp
Bethpage
Cicago
Eas
Gnemman Wackting
Echo I
Long Island
Washington
Boston
New Haven
Chicago
United States
Soviet Union
Robert J. Joanson
Adie Planetarium
Frederick Henning
Benny Courten
Summan
Sai
Hedle
Grumman
Creck
Suffolk County
New London
Conn
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A. B. Johnson
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Eistia
Ohio
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U.S.A
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Eisenhower
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FBI
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Essex County
NEW Fork
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Harden, Stone & Co
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Gulf of Mexico
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Colorado
Florida
Pucnmond
Aaron Burr
Charies
Chel
Enop Suen
Amerca
Fenersans
Japan
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Fosth
Komsomolskaya Pravda
Richard Renaud Lane
Monterey Park
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Ruslander & Sons, Inc
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Kent State Ersity
Department of Public Works
Ohio Railway
Baltimore & & Ohio Railroad
The
Centrol
Norman Fuerst
Mark County
Goodyear Tire and Rubber
United Press International
Shelby St. Myers
Cincinnati
Stewarts
River Downs
Lexionia
Boug Jones
Eent
Archie Moore
Jones
Carl Bobo Olson
Pittsburgh Pirates
Diomedes Olivo
Dominican Republic
Carole Tregoff
Ford Foundation
Boy Knight
Vernon
Tex
Hill City
S.D
National Forest Service
Knight
Bachelor
North Olmsted
V. S
Tarain County
Cusahoga County
Rocky Bote Ace Phebe
eFraen
City Hall
North Olnaisted
Obie
Thesday
Harold VM. August
Reeser
Concord
Elytia
NCS
Lou
Cail
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Communist Party
Elizabeth Terril Bentley
O.S.S
Mexico
Sterns
Czechoslovakia
Jack Scoble
Borris Morris
Jack Sogle
Sway
Echo
Ati
New
Robert Hall
Westerfield
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DuPont
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