Draft registration drives ignite nationwide enlistment prep
The army seeks 16 600 draftees for November induction as millions 18 to 25 register nationwide. Earl Kilmer aids at Muskingum county center with about 50 registrants and more expected. Registration alerts men this is census like, not immediate drafting, with exemptions and penalties outlined.
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China
Earl Kilmer
Army Recruiting Service
Army
Navy
Pearines
Draft Board
Alison
House Probe Expands to CIO Union Officials
Rep Charles J Kersten said the House labor subcommittee will begin an inquiry into the CIO United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers of America in Washington Thursday. Witnesses named include James B Cart treasurer and former union president and Albert J Fitzgerald US president. Peters, accused by Whittaker Chambers of red connections, refused to answer questions at a hearing. He appeared to answer deportation charges while under immigration service restraint.
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New York
Charles J. Kersten
U. E
Washington
He Rand
House On American Activities Committee
Gay
J. Peter
Whittaker
Caembers
Peters
Alexander Stevens
York
I Peters
Whittaker Chambers
United States
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Immigration and Naturalization Service
Astod
Peters Mittee
Carol King
House Committee
Immigration Service
Chambers
Pouse Committee
Alger Huss
the Department
Hiss
Car@ endowment for international peace
Time Magazine
Sheg
Mms
Hurricane Nears Carolina Coast With Warnings Issued
The weather bulletin notes a tropical storm moving toward North and South Carolina with warnings along the coast. Cape Hatteras sighted a warning area, as forecasts predict increased pace and potential landfall later today.
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Wilmaston
Hatteras
N.C
Cape Hatteras
Virginia Capes
Charleston
North Carolina
Omraraque
Caro
Cooler Ohio Weather Brief
Weather brief notes partly hot and warm conditions in the region. Forecast calls for a mix of sun and clouds withtemperatures easing after yesterday’s peak. Local reading cites a steady pattern tomorrow with light winds.
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Ohio
North Portien
Sadag
Fair Attendance May Set Record
Attendance at the 34th annual state fair in Columbus, Ohio rose above last year with Sunday showing 61,41 on grounds. organizers expected to surpass 72,250 as a grand prize contender in the vegetable show. State Day themes include Bo State Day and Freedom Train Day with a special display of official documents in the Freedom Booth.
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Ohio
Columbcs
Wilfred RK Powell
Licking County
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Ghie
Wines Journal-Herald
Lima News
Jontpene
Enmip
Man pleads innocent in manslaughter case in Maysville crash
Robert E. Hale, 35, of near Roséwie, held to grand jury on $10,000 bond after municipal court plea of not guilty to second degree manslaughter in the death of Zelman Dickson, 19, of 442 Indiana Street. Hale admitted driving the car that struck the woman on Maysville Pike and fled the scene, later surrendering Sunday noon. Passenger Charles Williams, 30, of McLaney, is detained as a material witness.
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Robert E. Hale
Rosé- Wie
Zelman Dickson
Indiana Street
Hale
Maysville Pike
Zanesville
Frank Matter
Dry Creel
John Brown
Crooksville
Charles Williams
McLaney
Accient
C& Dickson
Joan
Togeth
Bevera M. Pe
Woodlawn Avenue
Moxatala Park
Erson
Guardsmen Poisoning After Tainted Cold Cuts
Twenty day earlier at Camp Atterbury two officers and 41 guardsmen fell ill from suspected tainted cold cuts. George D. Smyth aged 28 and others were treated and released while 39 remained hospitalized in Springfield. An ordnance unit returning from training reported similar symptoms amid the infection scare.
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Springfeld
George D. Smyth
Ordnance Unt
Camp Atterbury
Offcere
Lynch
Obo-indiana
Beet Prices Hit New Record High in Chicago Markets
A load of cre to primé beet reached an all time high at stockyards with 4140 dollars per two hundred pounds. The rise matched the previous peak set Aug 18 and repeated since. A defiant judge died in Palmer after years as county official.
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Chicago
Kaiser to Build Low-Priced Car
Detroit based F Corp plans production of a new low priced Henry J model disclosed at a company showing. The car is defined as a board ready concept and targets a future assigned date for market release amid competition from Plymouth and Chevrolet.
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Kaiser
Detroit & F Corp
Henry J
Plymouth
Chevrolet
Reds Seek to Cut Berlin Finances
Russians move to cut finances of the anti Communist Berlin city government and order residents of the Soviet sector to pay taxes only in the sector. Funds are to benefit the Soviet side as Moscow pressures oust the elected administration amid talks on Germany. The 68th day of the Soviet blockade is noted with warnings and a note calling for killings of two city leaders.
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Berlin
Pob Food and Labor Department
Moscow
Official
Socialist Press
Lsnec
Tre
Kommanto
Kremlin
Firecrackers Interrupt Wallace Speech in Burlington
In Burlington North Carolina Wallace of the Progressive party faced a chaotic scene on Main Street as firecrackers and eggs were hurled during a speech intended to promote his presidential bid. Police and veterans watched as signs and tomatoes sparked a disruption before Wallace urged calm and pressed his message.
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N.C
Wallace
Progresste Party
Main Street
Ham
Carorna
Wiallece
Anere
Yallece
Northwest Airlines crash in storm near Winona kills 36
A Northwest Airlines jet bound for Minneapolis from Chicago crashes in a severe storm above a wooded ravine between Winona and Fountain City. Thirty six people die with 33 passengers and three crew aboard. Recoveries halted overnight as teams form a human chain to bring bodies from the wreckage. The Martin 262 aircraft left Chicago at 3 59 p m and was behind schedule due to the storm. The coroner reports 10 bodies recovered last night and 26 trapped in the fuselage.
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Winona
Minn
Northwest Airlines
Mississippi River
Fountain City
Wis
Wisconsin
Bernert F. Stohr
Alma
Airines
Minneapolis
Chicago
Corone
Labor League Endorses Secrest and Democratic Ticket
The Labor League endorsed Secrest in the district race and backed the national Democratic ticket of Truman and Barkley. It also supported Stephen M. Young over incumbent George Berder for congressman at large, while keeping a hands off stance on the Herbert and Leusene race.
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Thomas J. Herbert
Iiet
Frank Jleusene
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Trumen
Alben W. Zarklex
Stephen M. Young
Cleveland
George H. Berder
Cooling Breezes Bring Relief Here
Scorching heat eases across central Ohio as cooling air from Canada moves in. Thermometers fall from 90s to the 60s in parts of Wisconsin Minnesota Michigan and Pennsylvania while showers pass over the region. Weather officials say relief will be temporary amid a late August heat wave.
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Municipal Sieport
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Seaboard
Federal Weather Bureau
Yesterd
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Great Lakes
Pennyylvania
North Atlantic
New England
Former Stevenson Retakes Lead in Texas Senate Race
Bulletin reports Gartmor Coke Stevenson moving ahead of Asden Johnson by about 210 votes at noon in the Texas U.S. Senate race. Other items note Jews and Egyptians agreeing to peace proposals for neutral Jerusalem areas, announced by UN mediator staff.
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Cairogi
Jerusalem
Sweden
Aage Lundstroem
United Nations
Corat Folke Bermadette
Schuman Seeks Cabinet Amid Political Upheaval
The report notes Schuman aims to form a new cabinet as Paris palace intrigue unfolds with envoys and conferences. Separately, comedian Jamup Biggs, 52, of the Jammp and Honey radio duo dies. Dr. Jam C. Wood, 69, noted physician and homeopathy author, also passes away.
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Xan
Moscow
Ermerr
Krez
Walker B
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Tenn
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Jammp and Honey
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Jam C. Wood
American Insitute of Homeopathy
EXD
Ohio and
Michigan
Two Hurt as Truck Hits Bike in Beverly
Beverly Sunday afternoon accident left Dean Van Dine and Chester Graham with fractured collarbones after a bicycle was struck by a pickup driven by 18 year old Robert Tutte of nearby Oakport. Both were airlifted to Marietta Memorial Hospital by McCurdy ambulance after the rider attempted a left turn onto Fourth Street.
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Donald Sowers
Crooksville
Woodsfield
State Highway Patrol
Sowers
James Ferry
Che . O
Caldwell
Kaiser
Hesuee Hayes
Kaiser Garage
Perry
Cameron
Lancaster
Sam
New Lexington
Norval Robey
DeVolld Tractor Sales
Sterling Services
James Clark
DeVolld
Ohio
Bauer-Turner
Monroe County
Monroe
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Highway Patrol
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Byron
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Gwendlyn Sowers
Crocksville
Hope
Kay Sowers
Beverly
Dean van Dine
Chester Graham
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Robert Tutte
Marietta Memorial Hospital
McCurdy
Tuttle
Daniels Lane Examiners Find No Insanity Defense
Officials report that two BF today found no insanity defense. Robert Murl Daniels, 24, of Mansfield, pleads innocent by reason of insanity to a three count first degree murder indictment tied to the Cornfield Rilling of the Nie...
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