Wilmington Couple Hurt in Auto Accident
Two Wilmington residents were injured Saturday at 5 35 P M in Sabina when a Greyhound bus driven by Lester J Ledoux 28 Cincinnati struck the rear of a car Patrolman M E Brickles said Edward Hamilton Carle 67 and his wife Elsie 68 were hurt with serious head wounds and lacerations Mrs Carle was in serious condition at McClellan Hospital Xenia after treatment by Dr W L Wead of Sabina Carle was eastbound on the CCC Highway near Sabina and stopped to turn left when the bus rammed the car None of the 24 bus passengers were hurt Ledoux was cited to appear before Mayor A A Fisher Thursday at 2 PM to face a charge of reckless driving The bus proceeded to Columbus
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Wilmington
Sabina
Greyhound
Lester J. Ledoux
Cincinnati
M. E. Brickles
Edward Hamilton Carle
West Truesdell Street
Elsie
McClellan Hospital
Xenia
W. L. Wead
Brickles
Carle
CCC
Ledoux
A. A. Fisher
Columbus
Robeson’s Son Weds Cornell Coed in New York
Paul Robeson Jr., 21, married Marilyn Greenberg, 21, at a ten minute ceremony outside an apartment in New York. Several hundred gathered as the Congregationalist minister performed the wedding and some booed as the couple left. Robeson senior said the marriage would not have caused USSR scrutiny. The groom, an electrical engineer, met his bride at Cornell where he starred on football and track teams.
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New York
Paul Robeson Jr
Marilyn Paula Greenberg
Soviet Union
Young Robeson
Cornell University
Prince Jagatjit Singh Bahadur Dies in Bombay at 76
Prince Jagatjit Singh Bahadur Maharajah of Kapurthala and one of the world's wealthiest men died in Bombay on June 19 from pneumonia at age 76.
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Bombay
India
Jagatjit Singh Bahadur
Maharajah of
Two Wilmington Graduates Tour West in a Modified Model T
Allen Osborn and Tim Smith, members of Wilmington High School's 1949 class, spent the summer touring the west in a remodeled Model T Ford. They hit Tulsa en route to California, where they may work briefly before returning. Rev Thomas Adshead bids farewell at Wilmington Methodist Church and recommends the new pastor Dr John Danford and his wife.
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Wilmington High School
Allen Osborn
Tim Smith
West
Tulsa
Oklo
Allen
State Highway Patrol
Donald L. Osborn
California
Thomas Adshead
Wilmington
Big Four Foregn Ministers Reach Austrians Independence Pact
Paris reports the Big Four foreign ministers reached in principle agreement on an Austrian independence treaty and a work plan for east west cooperation in Berlin. They adjourned after four weeks of talks with a New York meeting planned in September and released a communique outlining the accord.
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Paris
Germany
New York
Austria
Berlin
Britain
Ernest Bevin
America
Dean Acheson
Russia
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
France
Robert Schuman
Pink Marble Palace
VA approves 2.8 billion dividend for National Service Life Insurance
Veterans Administrator Carl R. Gray Jr. authorized next year’s 2.8 billion dollar dividend on National Service Life Insurance policies. Checks to veterans may begin in January 1950 with most payments in the first half of the year. The move is seen as boosting purchasing power amid slowing business activity.
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Washington
Carl R. Gray, Jr
Gray
Markets At a Glance Wheat Firm as Crop Damage Reported
Wheat firm as reports of crop damage persist. Corn firm with gains aided by wheat. Oats steady with light trading. Hogs 25 to 50 cents higher, top 21.50. Cattle steady with top 28. Stocks higher as rails and airlines in demand. Bonds steady with rally in third avenue issues.
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Third Avenue
Senate Courtesy Could Lead To Early Adjournment
Ohio Senate and House rules limit bill introductions after February 14 to unanimous consent, with 216 courtesy gestures used since then. Majority Leader Miss Margaret Mahoney threatens to block a two month appropriation. finance chair Clingan Jackson plans quick passage to give time for the 646 million biennial appropriation. If no bill passes by July 1 the state risks unpaid bills and salaries.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
House
Margaret Mahoney
Finance Committee
Clingan Jackson
D-Mahoning
Miss Mahoney
Jackson
Rabies Treatment Started For Fifteen Exposed People
Fifteen persons exposed to a rabid dog in Clinton County began Pasteur treatments for prevention. The dog, owned by Lawrence Terrell near New Vienna, was destroyed and its head sent to Columbus laboratories. This is the second rabid dog killer in the county within a week.
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R. W. DeCrow
Lawrence Terrell
Larry
Richard
Kenneth
Guy Brooks
Michael
David Terrell
Ben Terrell
Nancy Bates
Alfred Bates
Harold Stewart
Husband Held in Death of Wife Celina Tragedy Ends in Shot
Coroner reports Corine Thomas Patrick Reedy 19 died after a pistol shot in a Celina home. Her estranged husband Coro Reedy surrendered to investigators. The couple had separated about a week earlier. The 10 month old daughter survived.
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Celina
Thomas Patrick Reedy
George S. McElroy
Mcellroy
Reedy
Elks essay contest winner named for democracy essay
William Johnson aged 17 of McAlester Oklahoma won the $1000 first prize in a national essay contest sponsored by the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. The subject was Why Democracy Works.
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New York
William Johnson
McAlester
Okla
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Church Excommunicates Group of Czech Catholics
Vatican City reports the Roman Catholic Church excommunicated members of the Catholic Action Society in Communist dominated Czechoslovakia as schismatic and fraudulent. Archbishop Beran denounced the group amid mass heckling in Prague.
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Vatican City
Catholic Action Society
Czechoslovakia
Sacred Congregation of the Holy Office
Osservatore Romano
Vatican
Republic
Josef Beran
Cathedral of
St. Vitus
Prague
Hungary
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Elections To Be Held Today at Boys State
Delaware reports the Buckeye Boys State opens with 868 Ohio high school boys at Ohio Wesleyan University for a 10 day government workshop. William I Goettman leads the Nationalist ticket for governor versus Jack J Feldman on the Federalist ticket. Mock government begins tomorrow after elections held this morning. Ten Clinton county boys attend including Jean Hansford Herman Cartwright Jr and Sidney Myers from Wilmington and Stuyvesant counties.
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Delaware
Buckeye
William I. Goettman
Springfield
Jack J. Feldman
Euclid
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan University
American Legion
Clinton County
Wilmington
Jean Hansford
Nationalist Party
Denny City
McQuigg County
Herman Cartwright, Jr
Federalist Party
Elden County
Sidney Myers
Stuyvesant County
Nation may face five million jobless per surveys
Two national surveys diverge on future unemployment. The Public Affairs Institute warns of no halt to unemployment trends, while the AFL foresees gains in wages and a gradual recovery with governmental action to bolster business.
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Nation
Washington
the Public Affairs Institute
Civilian Conservation Corps
Institute
AFL
Labor
Coplon Denies Giving Secrets to Gubitchev
Judith Coplon testifies in espionage trial that she never gave government secrets to Valentine A. Gubitchev and that he never asked for any. She says their talks with the Russian engineer were personal and focused on literature, not her Justice Department work.
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Washington
Judith Coplon
Valentine A. Gubitchev
Gubitchev
Archibald Palmer
Miss. Coplon
Flood Destroys Turkish City of 150,000
A wall of water from the Yesil River swept through To kat in north central Anatolia, causing extensive damage in a city of about 150 000. No casualty figures were provided but warnings suggested a high loss of life.
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Turkey
Yesil
Tokat
Anatolia
Unemployed Seek Benefits Rise in May at Wilmington Office
Eighty two new claims were filed at the Wilmington Ohio State Employment Service during May led by manager Miss Dorothy Dixin. The May total included jobless and previously unemployed and showed gains from April. statewide benefits exceeded eight and a half million dollars, with five percent more than April, most paid under Ohio Law and GI Bill readjustment allowances.
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Wilmington
Ohio State Employment Service
Dorothy Dixin
Ohio
Public Relations Department
The
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Taft to Speak at National Student Council Conference
Cincinnati June 20. High school student council members from 37 states and the canal zone open the annual conference of the National Association of Student Councils. More than 600 students and faculty sponsors attend the three day meeting. Charles P. Taft, city councilman and church leader, is scheduled to address the opening session tonight.
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Cincinnati
States
Canal Zone
National Association of Student Councils
Charlies P. Taft
Hitchhiker in Euclid Robbery Trouble Split
Germain G. Grisez 19 of Euclid hitchhiked into trouble in Cleveland after two men in a car stole his suit and a wallet containing 6 dollars. He was left standing in the street in his underwear.
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Cleveland
Germain G. Grisez
Euclid
Grisez
Truman seeks 10th cabinet post Department of Welfare
President Truman asks Congress to create a new Department of Welfare as the 10th cabinet rank and to move the Commerce Department to oversee public roads. He also proposes seven reorganizations to streamline government per Hoover Commission plans. The plans take effect in 60 days unless vetoed.
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Truman
Congress
Department of Welfare
Commerce Department
Capitol Hill
Public Roads Administration
Federal Works Agency
Federal Security Agency
Commission On Government Organization
Herbert Hoover
Bureau of Employment Security
Labor Departement
Post Office Department
Civil Service Commission
Maritime Commission
White House
Hooveer Commission
House of Congress
Senate
House
U S Steel and USW Resume Pension Talks Amid Deadlock
Pittsburgh June talks between U S Steel Corp and the CIO United Steelworkers reopened with no sign of movement on pensions. A possible all-out strike looms if unresolved, as the contract due next year includes a wage reopening clause. Philip Murray, leading both CIO and steelworkers, pushes for pension bargaining against Big Steel’s wage-only stance.
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Pittsburgh
U. S. Steel Corp
Philip Murray
CIO
Big Steel
Police Find Stolen Grocery Truck Empty
In Lorain on June 20 a truck loaded with 3 000 dollars of groceries vanished from a warehouse. Cleveland police recovered the truck today empty. The Lee and Cady Co. wholesale grocers suffered three robberies in a year with a safe taken and later found on a vacant Cleveland lot.
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Lorain
Cleveland
Lee and Cady Co
Former Mansfield Mayor Attorney William Voegele Dies
Attorney William F. Voegele aged 72 and a former Mansfield mayor from 1906 to 1908 died yesterday. He served as mayor a brief term early in the 20th century.
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Mansfield
William F. Voegele
Voegele
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