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Wilmington News Journal

Location

Wilmington, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1948

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4-H Fair Schedule Of Contests And Rides Amid Big Parade

Event full of activities from morning to night features judging of market pigs cattle and sheep 4-H purebred shows vegetable crops and dairy entries plus harness racing two-year-old and three-year-old trots open classes and beef showmanship. Also rodeo circus livestock parade and 4-H demonstrations and exhibits throughout the day.

Ayrshire al Jones Rodeo and Circus Southwestern Ohio Ohio al Jones Circus

Senate Suspends Public Hearings On Red Spy Ring

Senate investigators halt public hearings on Communist spy ring charges citing lack of needed FBI records from Attorney General Clark. Remington named as a suspected wartime courier. Ferguson says closed hearings will continue to seek facts on government loyalty. House committee holds secret meeting with a mystery witness as it probes espionage links.

Washington Truman Ferguson R-Mich Senate Tom Clark FBI William W. Remington House UN- American Activities Committee Rep. Mundt R-Sd Clark Remington Congress Commerce Department Elizabeth T. Bentley Miss Bentley New York Ring House

Bowersville Prepares Centennial Celebration Tomorrow

Bowersville in Greene County marks its 100th anniversary with celebrations planned for tomorrow as the village observes its centennial in 1A season context.

Bowersville Greene County

The Best Is Yet To Come seventh edition revue

The seventh edition of The Best Is Yet To Come features performers with disabilities who succeed as pianist Eldon Humphreys, band leader Ray Robbins, and a trombone player. Early crowds queued at 5 PM for the Thursday show while Dr. Kelley Hale marked his hospital’s 25th birthday with four operations. A new coffee shop window at the General Denver Hotel invites diners to watch manners and meals as if at a sidewalk cafe.

Eldon Humphreys Clarksville Ray Robbins Ray Kelley Hale General Denver

Clinton County Fair Returns To Wilmington Grounds Next Week

Next week the Clinton County Fair opens at the Wilmington fairgrounds drawing thousands for a week of exhibits and racing. The fair promotes 4-H Club displays and farm youth programs while celebrating the vital role of farming in the nation, offering a holiday for local farm workers.

Wilmington Clinton County Ohio

Senate OKs Changes In Anti-Inflation Bill

Senate Banking Committee approves key changes to the anti inflation bill including higher reserve requirements for Federal Reserve members and delayed installment buying restrictions The panel also moves the effective date from March 15 to June 30 and discusses price freezing proposals aided by Senator Cabot of Indiana

Washington Senate Banking Committee House Federal Reserve Bank Secretary of the Treasury Snyder Federal Reserve Federal Reserve System Senate Truman Capehart R-Ind

Artie Shaw Seeks Annulment From Kathleen Winsor

Bandleader Artie Shaw plans to file suit in New York to annul his marriage to Kathleen Winsor author of Forever Amber. Winsor counters with a state supreme court petition for $500 weekly temporary alimony and $10,000 in counsel fees to defend against the annulment action.

New York Artie Shaw Kathleen Winsor Amber Stanley J. Dorman Miss Winsor State Supreme Court

Gang of Boys Shot at Cows Seized by Deputies

Deputies in Westerville break up a youth gang accused of shooting three cows and firing bullets near homes. They seized six firearms believed used by the youths, ages 16, 11, and 8.

Columbus Westerville Donald Ferguson

Globe Circling B-29s Land at Home Base

Two globe girdling B 29s landed at Davis Monthan Field Tucson Ariz at 7 31 A M EST today after a 15 day 10 hop world flight The voyage ended with a crash near Aden southern Arabia killing 17 of 18 crew on a third Superfort during the route

Tucson Ariz Davis-Monthan Field Aden Arabia

Coleman Quartet and Ray Robbins Band Revue Highlight Seventh Best Is Yet To Come

The seventh edition of The Best Is Yet To Come featured the Coleman Quartet and Ray Robbins Band with Miss Viola Larrick named the seventh honor citizen. Ray Robbins led his 12 piece orchestra and the Coleman Brothers quartet in a strong showcase at Suneteekawesay night. Eldon Humphreys, the near Clarksville pianist with one hand, performed Indian Love Call after serving in the war. Receipts from Hygienic Productions aim to raise about $25,000 for future community improvement projects, approaching $15,000 this year.

Coleman Brothers Wilmington St. Marrs Eldon Humphreys Clarksville Eldon Dick Burns Harpo Marx

Gillespie Receives National Air Council Award

Col James M Gillespie retired as chief of the All Weather Flying Division at Clinton County AFB and was awarded National Air Council honors for outstanding aviation research. Rear Admiral Theodore C Lonnquest also received the award. both were given inscribed silver platters for their contributions.

New York James M. Gillespie Clinton County Air Force Base Wilmington National Air Council Air Force Navy Air Arm Theodore C. Lonnquest Navy Bureau of Aeronautics For Research and Development Gillespie Col. Gillespie Lawrence D. Bell

Wilmington Merchants Urge Attendance at Clinton County Fair

The Wilmington Merchants Association urges all county residents to attend the Clinton County Fair. They announce a rest tent on the fairgrounds funded by merchants, note improvements to buildings, and an expanded premium list. The group emphasizes the fair as a rural democratic institution and thanks farmers and supporters.

Wilmington Merchants Association Clinton County The Clinton County Agricultural Society

Missing plane believed found off African coast

Flame charred wreckage and airplane seats were found by the U S Coast Guard Cutter Campbell off the South Atlantic coast. Officials say there is little doubt it is the Air France La teorere 631 missing since Sunday with 52 aboard.

New York South Atlantic U. S. Coast Guard Campbell Air France

Training Planes Collide in Mid Air Fatal Crash Near New Braunfels

In Texas two AT-6 training planes from Randolph Air Force Base collided and crashed near New Braunfels. Up to four fliers may have been killed instantly. Lieut Norman Traverse said fire crews ambulances chaplains and investigators arrived at the scene.

San Antonio Tex Randolph Air Force Base New Braunfels Norman Traverse San Antonio Evening News Randolph

Judge Orders Removal of Hall to New York

Federal Judge Robert N. Wilkin orders Gus Hall 37 Ohio chairman of the Communist party moved to New York. Hall and 11 others are accused of seeking to overthrow the U S government. Hall was released on a 5000 dollar bond after appearance.

Cleveland Robert N. Wilkin New York Gus Hall Ohio Communist Party U. S Hall

Guard Troops Withdraw From Univis Lens Plant

Gov Thomas J Herbert ordered National Guard troops on duty at the Univis Lens Co plant in Dayton withdrawn between 5 30 and 6 P M today after the day shift left The governor praised the troops conduct and said a conference with disputing parties would be arranged with Mayor Lohrey The story notes a Dayton labor subcommittee view of a communistic pattern and reports the withdrawal as the day ends

Columbus Thomas J. Herbert Univis Lens Co Dayton Chester W. Goble Univis Washington Frank Krug House Lohrey

Lawful Picketing Ends as National Guard Withdrawn

The Dayton dispute concludes with peaceful picketing at the Union Plant under common pleas orders. Production workers return to 640 capacity, peaking at 425 today. office staff add about 100 daily. Adjutant General ordered National Guard removal following Gen Goble and Col Schiele's recommendation with Mayor Lohrey's accord.

Common Pleas Court Montgomery County National Guard Dayton Goble Col. Schiele Lohrey

Children Die After Handling Old German Shells

Seven German children aged between two and ten were killed in Cologne while playing with an old artillery shell found in the area. The British licensed German press service reported the incident today.

Berlin Cologne

62 Page Fair Edition Sets New Record

The News Journal publishes a 62 page six section 1948 Fair Edition, the largest issue in Wilmington's history. It breaks the previous 56 page record from June 2 1928 the General Denver Hotel Edition by 62 pages and six sections. Last year’s 52 page fair edition ranks third largest.

News-Journal Wilmington

Clinton County Fair Entries Near as Weather Ties In

Exhibitors face a Friday entry deadline as premiums total 16 945 dollars for the 1948 Clinton County Fair running Tuesday through Friday. Harness horses share about 10 000 of the purse in four days of racing with judging of 4-H livestock and produce set for midweek. Gov Herbert to attend Wednesday night with Al Jones rodeo and circus to follow before the Ohio Pacing Derby on the final day.

Grandstand al Jones Circus Clinton County Gertrude Hanks Fair Board Ohio Jersey Wilmington Publishing Co Thomas J. Herbert al Jones

Daniels To Go On Trial For Three Killings

Robert Mur Daniels will go on trial August 30 for three killings in Mansfield Ohio. He pleaded innocent by reason of insanity before Common Pleas Judge G E Kalbfieisch. Daniels is charged with slaying John Niebel his wife Mrs Niebel and their daughter Phyllis at the Mansfield Reformatory farm during a statewide crime spree ending with the death of his companion John Coulter West at a Van Wert roadblock.

Mansfield Robert Mur Daniels Ohio Common Pleas G. E. Kalbfieisch Mansfield Reformatory Lydon Beam John Niebel

Former Official Claims Charity Gifts Profiteering in Germany

Earl Reinsel a former American military government official said Americans are being taken for a ride on charitable shipments to Germans. He charged private stores and agencies handling parcels reap unbelievable profits with markups often beyond 100 percent.

New York Earl Reinsel

Plane Crash Kills 10 Near Miami

A Navy transport plane crash killed 10 servicemen and left wreckage under inquiry. Initial reports claiming a WAVE onboard were denied by the Navy, keeping the toll at ten.

Miami Fla Navy Board of Navy

Frost Reports Across Wisconsin Reach Northern Lands

Light frost was reported early today in northern Wisconsin lowlands as the country enjoyed an early taste of autumn. The weather note came from Chicago and indicated broader cool air moving into the region.

Chicago Wisconsin

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