Dayton Strife at Univis Plant Eases as Troops Not Immediate
Officials told Gov Thomas J Herbert that disorder at the Univis Co plant subsided and troops were not immediately needed. Mayor Lohrey had sought troops after street fighting between pickets and returning workers. Columbus said police had the situation under control for now. Police broke up clashes as hundreds attempted to return to work.
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Dayton
Thomas J. Herbert
Univis Co
Louis Lohrey
Columbus
Lehrer
Picket clashes erupt at plant as police quell street fighting
About 300 pickets formed a line near the plant amid a court order against mass picketing. Police and sheriff deputies intervened as fist fights broke out, several non-strikers entered the lot, and tear gas bombs were used before the area quieted. Herbert Hirschberg of Cleveland, 36, was among detained pickets. Carl Miller alleged a non striker pushed him. Arthur Garfield urged calm.
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Herbert Hirschberg
Cleveland
United Electrical Workers
CIO
Ohio
Kentucky
Carl E. Miller
Alfred Huffgardner
Arthur L. Garfield
Detroit
General Motors
Union
Farben Chiefs Sentenced In Nuremberg Slaves Case
The United States tribunal sentenced Farben officials for plunder and slave labor abuses at Auschwitz. Georg Von Schnitzer and others received terms from 18 months to five years. Ter Meer and Duerrfeld drew the stiffest penalties. Several defendants were acquitted on aggressive war charges.
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Georg von Schnitzler
Ernest Buergin
Paul Haefliger
Max Yener
Freidrich Jaehne
Heinrich Oster
Hans Kugler
Ter Meer
Hyner
Jaehne
Oster
Buergin
Kugler
Duarrfele
Farben
Auschwitz Inswiecim
United States Tribunal
Curtis Shakes
Vincennes
Ind
Herman and
Schmitz
Georg von Schnitter
Fritz Ter Meer
Paul Heefliger
Max Tigner
Friedrich Jaehne
Heinrich Ester
Hans Kuggler
Carl Kreuch
Otto Ambros
Henrich Buetefisch
Walter Duerrfeld
Fritz Gajewski
Henrich Hoerlein
August von Kniernem
Christian Schneider
Hans Kuehne
Ceri Lautenschlaeger
Wilhelm Mann
Karl Wurster
Heinrich Gattineau
Erich von der Herde
Max Brueggermanmn
Duerrfeld
Auschwitz
Oswiecim
Farben Dir
S.S
Hitler
Germany
Krupp
Market continues slide with muted trading and broad losses
New York July 30 stock prices extended declines with uneven fractional to over one point losses. Trading remained light as no group gained ground, reflecting a broad weak market tone.
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New York
Draft Machinery Taking Shape In Hagerstown
City officials consider a room in City Hall for Selective Service registration. Draft boards plan peacetime registration next week and will notify residents working away from their home states to forward cards. Employers will be urged to grant time off for employees to register and comply with rules.
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Selective Service
Justice Rutledge Faces Reckless Driving Charge
U S Supreme Court Justice Wrey Rutledge was charged in Denver traffic court with reckless driving and losing right of way after a collision in a presidential area. Mrs Virginia Slaughenhaup 36 of Denver an expectant mother was slightly injured riding in the other car.
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Denver
Wrey Rutledge
U. S. Supreme Court
Boulder
Coil
Paul Mayerle
Virginia Slaughenhaup
Alabama pledges 11 electoral votes to Thurmond Wright tickets
In Birmingham on July 30 the state announced its 11 electoral votes would back the states rights tickets of Gov. Strom Thurmond and Gov. Fielding Wright. The 1947 livestock losses reaching markets as dead crippled or bruised were estimated at 25 million dollars.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
J. Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Fielding L. Wright
Mississippi
Women Weep As Ruins Searched After Blast
Rescue efforts by American troops praised by Gen. Lucius D. Clay and a German official as they withdrew from the area. Germans say the blast at the chemical plant was sparked by ethyl chloride with preliminary findings. French and German inquiries continue as the plant reportedly operates at half capacity.
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Lucius D. Clay
U.S
Berlin
Ziore
Walter F. Partin
Nashville, Tenn
Partin
Plans Prepared For New Hospital In Crownsville
State Engineer John B. Funk announced sketches for a 200 bed hospital to ease crowding at Crownsville State Hospital. Estimated cost at 100000, with potential savings of about 40000 from salvage at Solomons Naval base and existing town supplies. The Board of Public Works will consider the balance at its August meeting. Funds may come from postwar construction and general emergency funds.
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Baltimore
John B. Funk
Crownsville State Hospital
Solomons Naval Base
Townsville
Funk
Board of Public Works
Wallace Says Both Sides Talk Big But They Don't Mean It
Wallace accuses Democrats and Republicans of hollow talk on housing poll taxes lynch law and inflation. He says Truman seeks a special session to appease voters and touts the Progressive Party as the only force delivering real impact.
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Wallace
New York
Henry A. Wallace
Progressive Party
NBC
Truman
Congress
United States to forego veto powers on Danube conference
Belgrade dispatch reports the United States will not seek veto powers at the Danube River shipping control conference. The message outlines a restraint in the wartime conference diplomacy. The note comes amid broader Cold War shipping discussions.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
United States
Survivor denies piracy claim in Macao crash
Police Commissioner Luig A N Paletti said the sole survivor of the July 16 Macao flying boat crash that killed 25 people denied being part of a pirate band aboard the plane.
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Macao
Luig A. N. Paletti
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