Western Big Three may act to counter Berlin Russian move
Paris December 1 The Western powers Britain France and the United States warned they could take measures to counter Soviet attacks on their position in Berlin. They rejected being bound to Soviet measures while Soviet moves to establish a separate administration in the Soviet sector intensified the blockade.
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Paris
Berlin
Juan A. Bramuglia
U. N. Security Council
France
Britain
United States
Bramuglia
Security Council
Berlin Hall Seized by Soviet backed Police
Communist controlled Berlin claims complete control of city hall as anti-Communist acting mayor Ferdinand Friedensburg is barred from entry by Russian supervised police. Communist Friedrich Ebert meets officials while currency tensions rise among Western and Soviet zones. Paul Markgraf leads Russian sector police despite dismissal orders.
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Berlin
Ferdinand Friedensburg
Friedrich Ebert
Karl Maron
United States
Britain
France
Carl Schwennicke
Liberal Democrats
Kurtberg
Christian Democrats
Ernst Heinzelmann
United Nations
Paul Markgraf
Wyandot County Citizens Rally for Memorial Hospital Grant
Wyandot county residents subscribed nearly $100,000 toward a new memorial hospital to obtain a federal grant of $120,000, officials reported. Ground for the building is set to be broken March 1.
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Upper Sandusky
Wyandot County
Memorial Hospital
Decorations brighten city as Christmas lights go up
Swindlers & Sons workers wrap laurel around boulevard standards and tie red bows to enhance the business district. Colored lights have glowed since Saturday night amid preparations for a charity revue troupe appearance. Larry and Pamela Leonard, newlyweds, star in The Best Is Yet To Come tour as a dance duo.
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Swindlers & Sons
Larry
Pamela Leonard
West Coast
Wilmington
John Duffey
I. C. Clinton
Seeks Aid for Care of Migratory Farm Workers
Ohio farm leader Luke F. Beckman urged federal medical care for migratory farmhands after communities bore heavy costs in treating southbound workers who arrive each summer for beets tomatoes peaches potatoes and hybrid seed corn harvests. He serves on the Department of Labor advisory committee.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ils
Luke F. Beckman
St. Henry
Department of Labor
Washington
South
Beckman
Council of Churches Opens Convention
Cincinnati reports opening day at the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America convention. Six major topics include the church's responsibility to older people displaced persons and human rights along with efforts to combat juvenile delinquency increase church membership and expand lay leadership roles.
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Cincinnati
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
December Designated As Safety Month
Gov. Thomas J. Herbert issued a proclamation designating December as Safety Month in Ohio. He urged motorists and pedestrians to exercise extra forethought, common sense and courtesy to ensure a safe and joyous Christmas for everybody.
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Columbus
Thomas J. Herbert
Ohio
Victory Dinner Honors Chest Workrs in Wilmington
One hundred twenty five solicitors, captains and directors attended the Victory Dinner at the White House restaurant hosted by Wilmington Casting Co. Hygienic Productions provided entertainment. Campaign chair Irvin Swindler reported $9,301.80 raised toward an $8,900 goal as others promise to donate. Elizabeth Sharkey thanked workers while Kroger Babb of Hygienic praised support. the event featured Freddy David and a varied entertainment cast including Wilbur Hall and Renee, with Bob Simes on piano.
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The
Wilmington Community Chest
White House
Wilmington Casting Co
Chest
Hygienic Productions
Irvin Swindler
Swindler
Wilmington
Elizabeth Sharkey
Community Chest
the Chest
George W. Horton
Kroger Babb
Hygienic
Freddy David
Marty Kramer
Sid Chatton
Wilbur Hall
Renee
Wilbur
Bob Simes
Charlie Fisk
David
Fire Damages Block Plant on Belmont Avenue
Camp Bros concrete block plant on Belmont avenue sustained fire damage Tuesday night about 10 30. Loss estimated at 1500 by Fire Chief Harry Hague III. The blaze started from an oil burner used to cure blocks, setting the wooden roof on fire and burning a 25 foot diameter hole. Curing racks and stored fuel oil were damaged. the block making machine suffered only slight damage.
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Camp Bros
Belmont Avenue
Harry Hague III
Hague
Worker Henry Hollis Fatally Injured in Collision
Henry Hollis, 50, an iron foundry worker of Dayton, was fatally injured in an automobile collision at a street intersection yesterday.
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Dayton
Henry Hollis
Madame Chiang's U S aid push for China
Madame Chiang Kai-Shek arrived in Washington to seek new American backing for China's nationalist government. She met Mrs. George C. Marshall and officials at the airport and was to stay at the Marshall home in Leesburg Virginia.
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China
U. S. Navy
United States
Chiang Kai-Shek
Moffett Field
Cal
Navy Air Base
San Francisco
John R. Redman
Western Sea Frontier
International Soundphoto
Washington
George C. Marshall
Wellington Koo
Madame Chiang
Mrs. Marshall
Marshall
Leesburg
Ambassador Koo
H. H. Kung
K. W. Yu
Chiang Kai Shek
Shanghai
Marshall Home
Koo
Walter Reed Hospital
State Department
Sheriff's Wife Blocks Fayette Jail Break
Mrs. Orland Hays, wife of Sheriff Hays, stopped four inmates at Fayette county jail who ripped bars and dug toward escape. The inmates Vernon Hurles 21 James Dearth 21 Clare Woodruff 24 Ward Comer 19 faced additional charges as police moved to secure stronger cells.
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Washington D. H
Fayette County
Orland Hays
Hays
Vernon Hurles
James Dearth
Clare Woodruff
Ward Comer
Bean to Speak at Oberlin Forum Friday
Louis H. Bean author of How To Predict Elections will speak at Oberlin College on Friday under the forum board sponsorship after his July forecast predicted a Truman victory and a Democratic sweep of Congress.
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Oberlin Oberlin
Louis H. Bean
Congress
Forum Board
Oberlin College
Former AP president Frank B. Noyes dies at 85
Frank B. Noyes 85, a pioneer newspaper leader and the first president of the Associated Press, died today in Washington. He helped organize the AP and served 38 years as its president. He had been active with the Washington Evening Star as president and chairman.
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Washington
Frank B. Noyes
America
Noyes
Associated Press
Washington Evening Star
Dream of a $70,000 bank job ends in arrest
Jacksonville carpenter Jack Bowers admitted robbing Barnett National Bank night depository using a home made gadget. He retrieved cash and checks totaling about $552.96. Police caught him after a bystander described him. sentencing by Federal Judge Dozier Devane is set for Friday.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Kerplunk
Jack Bowers
Barnett National Bank
Night Depository
Bowers
St. Johns
Dozier Devane
Nationalists Form New Defense Line Near Nanking
Two nationalist army groups work to establish a defense along the Huai River 100 miles northwest of Nanking to shield the capital from advancing Communist forces. Government air links to Suchow are cut as 85,000 troops man the line while the 12th Army Group remains encircled and the Suchow garrison pulls back toward rescue efforts.
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Nanking
Huai River
Yangtze Valley
Pengpu
Suchow
Suhsien
12Th Army
Yangtze River
OSU Second at Livestock Show
Ohio State University placed second in the intercollegiate meat judging contest at the International Livestock Exposition. Oklahoma A and M won for the third time to claim the gold trophy. William Waldock of Sandusky tied for second and Ray Black of Oklahoma was first in individual honors. Awards to Ohioans included Hereford swine champions and senior Aberdeen Angus female from Warner Grove Farms.
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Chicago
Ohio State University
Oklahoma A. & M. College
William Waldock
Sandusky
Marlin H. Keathly
Texas A. & M
Ray Black
Oklahoma
Mapolyn Farm
Sycamore
Wyandot County
Aberdeen
Warner Grove Farms
Greenville
Pomeroy Council Accepts Resignation of Canaday
POMEROY Dec. 1 The village council accepted the resignation of Delmar A Kaye Kid Canaday former boxer who quit Monday after 11 months as mayor The council named Sidney Spencer who was elevated from council president to mayor to continue as the village's chief steward.
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Pomeroy
Delmar A
Kaye Kid) Canaday
Sidney Spencer
St. Thomas College Draws Missouri Valley In Cigar Bowl
St. Thomas College of St. Paul Minnesota, having lost only one game this season, was chosen to oppose the Missouri Valley Vikings in the annual Cigar Bowl in Tampa Florida on January date.
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Tampa
Fla
St. Thomas College of
Man Asphyxiated In Columbus Gas Heater Fumes
Police reported Herman Marbach aged 64 died early today in Columbus from asphyxiation by fumes from a gas heater as he slept.
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Columbus
Herman Marbach
Changes in Sewer Fees to Be Presented Tonight
The City Council Utility Committee will present 1949 sewer rental fee changes and a water main extension plan in the eastern city area. The plan requires all properties with available sewer and water to pay the sewer rental, not just tapped properties, and aims to provide fire protection for the Brown-Brockmeyer factory and 20 College Heights homes.
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City Council
City Hall
W. R. Pyle
Pyle
Brown-Brockmeyer
College Heights
Five Injured as B&O Chicago Express Collides
Five crewmen on the Baltimore and Ohio Chicago Express were slightly hurt when the diesel passenger train crashed into a New York Central freight about five miles south of Warren. The 148 passengers were shaken but unharmed. The K-car train had left Washington at 1:45 P.M. and struck a 63-car freight pulled from a siding against a signal.
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Warren
Baltimore and Ohio
Chicago
New York Central
Here
Baltimore
Washington
Reuther Says Union Prefers Price Decreases
Berkeley California December 19 1971 Walter P Reuther says his CIO united auto workers union would prefer a rollback in prices to a rise in pay He states we dont care about dough but what it will buy during a talk at the University of California
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Berkeley
Calif
Walter P. Reuther
CIO
United Auto Workers’ Union
UAW
University of California
Dover Truck Driver Fined For Hitting School Bus
Clyde D. Ankney, 56, of Dover, was fined 25 dollars and costs after his trailer truck struck the rear of a school bus on U S 40 near Etna. Five children were injured, none seriously. He was charged with unsafe operation of a motor vehicle by Justice Harold Jackson of Hebron.
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Newark
Clyde D. Ankney
Dover
U. S. 40
Etna
Ankney
Justice of the Peace
Harold Jackson
Hebron
Hearing on Relocation of CCC Highway Planned
A public hearing will be held December 16 in Wilmington on relocating the CCC Highway from Sligo to west of Clarksville. Bids for the 7.46 mile project, part of 1948 road work totaling 25 million dollars, are set to open December 17 with additional letting December 7 and December 21.
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CCC
Sligo
Clarksville
Wilmington
State Highway Department
George J. Thormyer
Clinton and
Warren County
Commissioners’ Office
Carksville
Clinton Construction Co
Union Goons Raid Kalamazoo Plant in Comando Style
About 300 raiders stormed two Shakespeare Companies plants in Kalamazoo Michigan injuring several workers and wrecking equipment and cars. Police labeled them union goons as 60 nonstriking workers stayed inside amid milling pickets. Governor Sigler and Police Commissioner Leonard rushed to the scene for talks.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Shakespeare Companies
Howard Hoyt
Kim Sigler
Donald 8. Leonard
Paper price hike announced by Birmingham News
The Birmingham News and Age Herald raised subscription rates by five cents citing higher salaries and costs of newsprint and other raw materials.
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Birmingham
Ala
Birmingham News and Age Herald
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