OSU Students Found Shot to Death in Columbus Love Affair
Two Ohio State University engineering students were found shot dead in Columbus near one student’s residence. Alice Patterson and Thomas Thone, both 20, had been dating about a year, with Patterson allegedly seeking to end the relationship. A .22 pistol lay beside the bodies. Thone had a crippling leg injury from a youth accident. The incident is described as murder and death by own action involving a romance.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Alice Krone Patterson
Thomas Thone
Eau Claire
Wis
Patterson
College of Engineering
Walter Tony Carnelli Exhibition at Baltimore Museum of Art
Walter Tony Carnelli, two years as resident instructor at Washington County Museum of Fine Arts, now displays his works at the Baltimore Museum of Art. An Austrian-born painter, he gained renown for a Leitersburg church mural and for local museum exhibitions. The Baltimore show drew favorable reviews in Baltimore and Washington papers.
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Walter Tony Carnelli
Washington County
Deaths and funeral notices continue in local obituaries
The passage lists multiple deaths including Roy E. L. Marr and William A. Marr with numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren, funeral times at Rose Hill cemetery and Kraiss Mortuary Chapel, and details for John Martin Phetteplace and Catherine B. Hixon with burial plans in Cavetown and Buck Valley Christian church. The U.S. malaria figure is noted.
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Roy E. L. Marr
This City
William A. Marr
Clarksburg
W. Va
F. Berry Plummer
G. N. Rider
Rose Hill Cemetery
Kraiss Mortuary
J. A. Wilson
Catherine B. Hixon
Catherine Bettenfield Hixon
Jacob R. Hixon
Patience H. Hendershot
West Sideling Hill
Hancock
Adam K
Sara P. Bottenfield
Breezewood
Charles C
Amaranth
William R
Danube Freedom Issue Up Again at Peace Conference
Paris Sept 30 A Peace Conference commission backed a declaration on Danube shipping as part of peace treaties with Balkan states after U S Senator Van denberg urged a freedom of trade clause The vote 9 to 5 along East West lines signaled support for a French amendment backed by the United States and Britain to bind Romania to free navigation and require a riparian states plus the Big Four conference to enforce the principle within six months from treaty effect.
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Paris
Balkan
U. S
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Balkans
Romania
Danube
Vandenberg
Sisters To Accept Positions In Japan
Tina Brumbaugh 22 and Grace Brumbaugh 24 of near Hagerstown plan government posts in Japan after being inspired by sister Helen in Washington. Grace, a former WAVE at Bainbridge, and Tina expect to sail to Yokohama then Tokyo to learn Japanese, see sights, and save for further schooling after returning home.
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Hagerstown
Tina
Grace Brumbaugh
Bounding Main
Japan
Grace
Robert Brumbaugh
Middleburg Pike
Counians
Washington
United States
Nippon
Helen
War Department
WAVE
Bainbridge
Yokohama
Tokyo
Baltimore County Democrats Organize
In Towson Maryland on September 30 the Baltimore County Democratic State Central Committee organized with three Baldwin adherents and three from Christian H. Kahl forces. Robert B. Hall, a Kahl supporter, was elected chairman. Baldwin followers agreed to locate Party headquarters at the Castle on the Hill to support the general election campaign.
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Towson
Democratic State Central Committee
Baltimore County
Representative Baldwin
Chrisian H. Kahl
Baldwin
Robert B. Hall
Grain futures ease as buying power dries up in market
Chicago reports lighter trading as grain futures slip on diminished buying power while traders await October grain export allocations. Meanwhile the average citizen takes 305 trolley rides yearly on city transit systems.
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Chicago
Air Mail Baby Verne Adapts to Dad’s Flying Life
In a Baltimore to Baltimore route tale a pilot recalls meeting Verne at age two on a C-46 voyage. The child grew close to him, carried a powder puff for comfort, and spoke a single word Daddy enriching a father daughter bond amid tropical hazards and mail flights.
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Hubert Karns
Air Transport Command
Venie” Karns
Verne
Helen
Baltimore
Little Verne
September Rainfall Near Five Inches
Weather observer D. Paul Oswald in Chewsville reports 0.32 inches of rain in the morning and afternoon and 0.39 inches from the start of a heavy rain until 9:45 p.m. This pushes the month's total to 4.32 inches as showers continued past 9:45.
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D. Paul Oswald
Chewsville
Population Growth Timeline in New Zealand
In 1839 the white population of New Zealand was about 1,000 and by 1939 it reached 1,561,334. This marks a dramatic demographic expansion over a century and a half.
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New Zealand
Ike Sees Pessimism Overblown in World Affairs
In Berlin General Eisenhower urged optimism about international cooperation amid occupation duties. He noted growing cooperation among four powers, canceled visits to Austria and Venezia Giulia, and paid respects in Luxembourg at General Patton's grave, amid a warm reception.
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Berlin
Eisenhower
Germany
Joseph T. McNarney
U. S
Europe
Lucius D. Clay
Austria
Venezia Giulia
Frankfurt
Luxembourg
George 8. Patton, Jr
Nazi Ringleaders Face Conviction in World Court
The International Military Tribunal continues readings on the Nazi leaders claimed to have conspired to wage aggressive war and commit crimes against humanity. Verdicts and sentences are to be delivered tomorrow as judges summarize evidence from Britain France Russia and the United States.
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Britain
France
Russia
United States
Reich Cabinet
Gestapo
Hermann Goering
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Martin Borman
High Command
General Staff
Geoffrey Lawrence
Great Britain
Rudolf Hess
Goering
Hersch Raeder
Germany
Alfred Thoma
Defense Council
Alfred Rosenberg
Nazi Party
Allied Control Council
Rosenberg
Poland
Denmark
Norway
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Yugoslavia
Greece
Reichsbank
Goer
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Roney's
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John M. Phetteplace
John Martin Phetteplace
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Victor Products Corporation
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Connie J
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Janet Smith
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Washington, D. C
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Greenbelt
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Tenn
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U. S. Army
Earle Bidg
Hagerstown, Md
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