Organization To Aid Food Train Drive Is Planned
Representatives from farm and church groups in five of eight area counties met at Wilmington High School to form a regional chapter aiding a state wide Ohio Food Train drive to be organized for late July after the wheat harvest. D W Gatehouse and Rev Wade Koons spoke on CROP aims and funding, noting milk must be processed before shipping and wheat can move as a raw material.
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Wilmington High School
Ohio
D. W. Gatehouse
Christian Overseas Rural Program
Wade Koons
Carey
Ohio Christian Rural Overseas Program
Europe
CRO
Senate Resolution Signals US Military Pact Shift
The Senate approved a broad foreign policy measure 64 to 4, endorsing U S participation in regional defense efforts under UN aims. It includes a possible military pact and calls for a global arms reduction and a world peacekeeping force, with debate on veto reforms ongoing.
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Washington
Senate
Sen. Vandenberg
U. S
United Nations
Vandenberg
America
U. N
Security Council
Sen. Pepper
D-Fla
Officers of DAV Auxiliary Are Installed in Clinton County
Clarence Hawk was installed as commander of Clinton County Chapter No. 58 of the Disabled American Veterans at a Friday night meeting in the Courthouse with over 50 attendees. State Senator Albert Daniel of Greenfield spoke as guest. other officers installed included Wayne Gumley and James Greenfield. Betty Faulkner led the Auxiliary as commander with Elizabeth Carroll as adjutant treasurer.
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Clarence Hawk
Clinton County
Albert Daniel
Greenfield
DAV
Wayne Gumley
James Greenfield
Herbert Powers
Betty Faulkner
Robert Thompson
James Cloute
Denny Collier
Elizabeth Carroll
Clinton to appoint temporary mayor as Stephens leaves town
Mayor Robert C. Stephens departs for Wisconsin for ten days. Willard T. Carroll will serve as acting mayor and run the police court while Herbert Shorty Howard is away with the party. Clinton H Nichols and Robert Haines Jr. accompany the mayor to Mercer Wisconsin. The Mercer trip follows a local Air Force Base feature in the Air Force magazine by Herbert Shaw.
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Wilmington
Robert C. Stephens
Wisconsin
Willard T. Carroll
Herbert (Shorty) Howard
Mercer
Wis
Clinton H., Nichols
Robert Haines
Evan
Clinton County Air Force Base
Air Force Magazine
Herbert Shaw
Dayton News
Russia builds jet warplanes near speed of sound
The Daily Mail reported Russia developed an experimental jet with top speed near 760 mph, about three mph below sonic speed at sea level. Intelligence says Russia already has hundreds of jet propelled warplanes and is stepping up production.
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London
The
Daily Mail
the Mail
Russia
OSU Speaker Warns Graduates on Civic Duty and Democracy
Ohio Supreme Court Chief Carl V. Weygandt told Ohio State University's June graduation class that democracy carries the highest responsibility for each citizen. He warned that power misused is rarely reclaimed and urged graduates to use their education to defend constitutionalism against despotism.
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Columbus
Carl V. Weygandt
Ohio Supreme Court
Justice Weygandt
Ohio State University
Denver Reelected By Cemetery Board
M. R. Denver was reelected president of the Sugar Grove Cemetery board of trustees and H. H. Thorne was reelected treasurer at the organization meeting. Judge Frank M. Clevenger and Thorne were reelected for three years, Mrs. Hague for one year. Orville Ellis was sworn in to finish the late E. R. Bales term.
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M. R. Denver
Sugar Grove Cemetery
E. R. Bales
Denver
Landslide Kills Worker on Cincinnati Road Job
A landslide in Arlington Heights near Cincinnati killed Irvin Nelson 42 of Cleves yesterday. Nelson was employed on a road construction project when the slide struck, ending a day’s work.
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Cincinnati
Irvin Nelson
Cleves
Nelson
Arlington Heights
Subpoena Keeps Liquor Probe in Franklin County Active
In Columbus on June 12 a new subpoena is issued in the State Liquor Department probe led by Prosecutor Ralph J. Bartlett. Daniel DiLoreto of Ravenna, an athletic director for the Veterans of Foreign Wars, is targeted after he alleged a state inspector offered $3,000. Oppenheimer seeks six months leave amid indictments. Hugh Ruel and Tracy Pack of Portsmouth joined in charges. Bond set at 5,000 for Oppenheimer, 3,000 for each Ruel and Pack. Pack denies the claims. Ruel is unavailable.
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Columbus
State Liquor Department
Ralph J. Bartlett
Franklin County
Daniel DiLoreto
Ravenna
DiLoreto
Veterans of Foreign Wars
State Liquor Control Board
Grand Jury
A. E. Oppenheimer
Dale Duniton
Oppenheimer
Hugh Ruel
Portsmouth
Taft
Scioto County
Tracy Pack
Duniton
George C. Farris
Department
Thomas J. Herbert
Frank J. Lausche
Licuor
Lausche
Franklin County Grand Jury
John R. King
Ruel
Pack
Springfield Bus Drivers Reject Offer
Springfield workers of the Amalgamated Association reject a 19 1 cent hourly pay hike and arbitration. The four day Lorain bus strike ended with service resuming at 5 A M. the vote shows ongoing labor dispute in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio City
Ina Lorain
Truman Calls Stalin Prisoner of the Politburo
On a train to Berkeley President Truman said Stalin is stronger than Old Joe and cannot keep pacts due to party leaders. He described Stalin as decent but controlled by the Politburo and planned to expand on hopes for U S Soviet understandings in a Berkeley speech.
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Truman
Berkeley
Calif
Joe
Stalin
Politburo
University of California At Berkeley
Russia
United States
Presiden
Eugene
Ore
Firestone Signs Companywide Pact With Union
Akron June 12 Firestone Tire and Rubber Co and the CIO United Rubber Workers signed a companywide contract granting a one cent per hour wage increase for 23 000 employees. It marks Firestone s first URW pact joining rivals Goodyear U S Rubber and Goodrich in rubber industry agreements.
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Akron
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
CIO
United Rubber Workers
Firestone
URW
Goodyear
U. S. Rubber
Goodrich
Hairgenic Inc Incorporation Reported in Columbus Dispatch
New firm Hairgenic Inc of Wilmington is incorporated with 400 shares no par common stock. Incorporators are Herbert A. Beins Mildred A. Horn and W H Robinson with Smith and Kirk as attorneys.
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Hairgenic, Inc
Wilmington
Associated Press
Columbus
Herbert A. Beins
Mildred A. Horn
W. H. Robinson
Smith & Kirk
Clinton County Arranges Hospital Tract Purchase
Clinton County Commissioners arrange with Howard Collett to buy 2.11 acres at 736 West Main for Clinton Memorial Hospital site. Collett sells land for 1700 dollars and the right to remove the barn. Barn removal three months. site staking to start early next week for maps and federal aid plans.
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Clinton County Commissioners
Howard Collett
West Main Street
Clinton Memorial Hospital
Collett
Frank Hunnicutt
Matthew B. Fife
T. S. Townsley
Townsley
Drowning feared after steamer Kjoebenhayn sinks off Aalborg
About 200 believed drowned when the 1668 ton passenger steamer Kjoebenhayn struck a war mine and sank within ten minutes near Kattegatt during a Copenhagen to Aalborg voyage. 261 survivors were listed, many wounded or exposed. initial estimates ranged from 400 to 450 aboard. The full passenger list went down with the ship.
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Aalborg
Denmark
Kjoebenhayn
Kattegat
Copenhagen
United Steamship Co
Union charges Reds fight checkoff drive in steelworkers
Canton June 12 Union official David J McDonald CIO says Communist leaders try to block the drive to sign 928 000 checkoff cards at a CIO rally. He accused William Z Foster head of the American Communist Party of ordering members not to sign due to Boston convention vote barring Communists from holding union office.
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Canton
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers of America
CIO
William Z. Foster
American Communist Party
Boston
Church Leaders Challenge Strip Tease Ruling in Cincinnati
Cincinnati church leaders denounce Judge Stanley Struble's ruling freeing Oscar Lerner of obscenity charges over strip tease photographs. They question legality and urge police backing, with church officials including Dr Kemper G. McCombs and Msgr John E. Kuhn signaling potential formal challenges.
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Cincinnati
Midwest
Common Pleas Court
Stanley Struble
Oscar Lerner
Struble
Kemper G. McCombs
The
Council of Churches
Msgr
John E. Kuhn
National Catholic Organization For Decent Literature
Msgr. Kuhn
J. Otis Young
Methodist Church
Two Generals Visit Clinton County Air Force Base
Two senior U S Air Force officers Gen Muir S Fairchild vice chief of staff and Lt Gen Howard A Craig deputy chief of staff for materiel visited Clinton County Air Force Base for an informal inspection. They arrived from Wright Patterson Air Force Base aboard a B 17 and toured the installation including radar traffic control and an automatic controlled approach landing.
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U. S. Air Force
Clinton County Air Force Base
Muir S. Fairchild
Air Forces
Howard A. Craig
Wright- Patterson Air Force Base
Murder Suspect Faces Extradition From Ohio
Charleston West Virginia June 12 Homer Jack Deans life sentence under the habitual criminal law has not ended his trouble An extradition hearing will be held June 29 Ohio seeks Deans extradition to face first degree murder charges Assistant Attorney General J Chandler Curd said the life sentence would not prevent extradition
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Charleston
W. Va
Homer Jack Dean
Ohio
Dean
J. Chandler Curd
Resumption talks after blocking of Berlin freight
June 12 Berlin dispatch reports Russians and British agreeing to resume freight traffic between western Germany and Berlin. Separately, Moscow halted rail shipments of food and coal to 2,000,000 Germans and 25,000 Allies in western Berlin, prompting Western officials to call it a political measure and fearing a prolonged embargo.
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Berlin
Germany
Bprlin
U.S
U S War Hero Col David Marcus Dies in Palestine
Col David Marcus a World War II hero and former supreme commander of Israel forces on the Jerusalem front was killed in the Holy Land during fighting. The 47 year old West Point trained officer was decorated twice by the United States and served in nearly every theater, helped draft surrender terms for Italy and Germany, and acted as legal aide at Dumbarton Oaks Yalta Tehran and Potsdam.
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New York
David Marcus
Israel
Jerusalem
Holy Land
West Pointe
Palestine
New York City
United States
Italy
Germany
U. S
Dumbarton Oaks
Yalta
Teheran
Potsdam
Stranger Steals Car With Three Children Aboard
Police hunted a stolen car last night in Columbus. A stranger entered the vehicle as the children Erlene Bosley 11 Doris Bosley 10 and Curtis Bosley 8 were eating ice cream and drove off. The incident left authorities seeking the missing trio and vehicle.
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Columbus
Erlene
Doris
Curtis Bosley
Fisher Body Plant Closes in Hamilton Over Steel Shortage
The Fisher Body plant of General Motors in Hamilton suspended operations for a week due to a steel shortage. The closure affects production at the Hamilton facility starting today.
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Hamilton
Fisher Body
General Motors Co
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