Madame Chiang Arrives in Washington for Aid Seekings
Madame Chiang Kai-shek, wife of China’s leader, arrives in Washington to seek U.S. backing for the Nationalist government. She is hosted by Mrs. Charles Marshall in Leesburg, Virginia, with no official schedule announced. Officials say she may meet officials but no engagement has been set.
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Chillicothe Church Damaged by Fire
Fire marshal Ray G rounds to investigate a fire at the Stone Trinity church in downtown Chillicothe last night. Ian Russell Bates found the blaze after hearing an alarm. The room was set to burn, with damage estimated at $259,000.
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State Stocks Up On Holiday Liquor
Columbus officials report the state has stocked about 10.5 million dollars worth of liquor for the holiday season. Director Dale Dun explains the preparation by the department as sales rise through the period from two weeks before to New Year’s. The total for 1836 is given as context.
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Chinese Seek to Set Up New Defense Line to Save Capital
Reports from Nanking say Nationalist forces rush to establish a new line on the Huai river and near Suchow to shield the capital from advancing Communist forces. About 85 000 troops guard the Pengpu backbone while suchgrows and other columns threaten the Su Chow garrison.
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Conspiracy Trial Site Move Sought in County Court
Prosecutor Dana Peoples asked the Fifth District Court to move four defendants out of Meigs County to avoid an impartial jury issue. He warned indictments could be torn if relocation failed, citing a prior acquittal of County Commissioner Dan Hartings in Meigs. Attorneys argued defendants’ right to trial in their home county.
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Lausche Views on New Fair Site Discussed
Cincinnati officials expect a meeting with Lausche to discuss the new fair site. The commissioners will hear his views and consider actions aligned with the proposed legislative program. Cooper noted the fairgrounds site is a state issue.
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Herbert Proclaims Month of Safety
Governor Thomas urges motorists and pedestrians to practice forethought and courtesy during a proclaimed safety month. Authorities emphasize careful driving and respectful behavior to reduce accidents.
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Strikebound plant raid by 300 thugs shocks Kalamazoo
About 300 invaders stormed two Shakespeare plants in Kalamazoo injuring several workers and wrecking equipment. Police chief Hoyt sought National Guard aid but withdrew the request as rioters left as quickly as they arrived. Workers claimed “outside strike breakers” and U S W allied a strike over contract changes. 700 originally involved, now 500 back at work.
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Danish Police Stop International Gang in Counterfeit Ring
Copenhagen authorities announced they are cracking an international gang printing hundreds of thousands of counterfeit US fifty dollar notes circulated in Europe. In Terre Haute Indiana former Chicago gambler William R. Johnson known as Big Bill Johnson was paroled from a federal prison after serving half his five year sentence for income tax evasion. Columbus reports on the National Union of Smelter workers.
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Guardian sought for woman found with 140000 in hotel
Philadelphia police petitioned Common Pleas Court judge Curtis Eck to appoint a guardian for Mrs Jean Mary Cunningham of Paoli Pa. found with cash and stock valued at about 140 600 while dining at the Bellevue hotel she came from Detroit months earlier and was taken into protective custody.
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Divorce racket probe targets Manhattan cases
District Attorney Fran Hogan announced a major probe into staged adultery evidence used to obtain divorces in Manhattan. Three arrests followed, with nine thousand uncontested divorces under scrutiny and a request to inspect two years of sealed records to determine if any decrees were granted on false testimony.
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Mayor's Resignation Accepted at Pomeroy
The village council accepted the resignation of Delmar A. Kaye Canagy after 11 months as mayor. Councilman Richard Es’s proposed budget plan was rejected as council members debated finances and governance.
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Parma crash kills teen. Akron youth among injured
A two car collision in suburban Parma last night killed 15 year old Gerald Veon and injured four others. The incident occurred near Crile Hospital where Veon was en route to a show when the wreck happened.
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Colder Torsdas High Today with Late Low
The forecast notes a colder day with a higher temperature and a low early afternoon. Conditions are expected to shift from morning to afternoon with a cool high and a cooler evening ahead.
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Price of Beer Cut in Moscow Radio Bulletin
Moscow radio flashed the news that beer prices are reduced by 25 percent beginning today. The bulletin did not explain the reason or state the price of a mug.
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Truman Approves Hoover Plan to Restructure Agencies
President Truman endorsed a bipartisan plan led by former President Hoover to reorganize about 60 federal agencies. The proposal could save up to 3.6 billion annually, and Hoover said the president backs adjustments in top federal salaries to attract skilled staff.
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Boy Injured In Cow Trampling Incident Report
A boy was injured after being trampled by a cow near Route Jury. The animal reportedly became startled and fled. the boy received a bruise and was treated at a local hospital and dismissed.
Sheriff's Wife Sparks Jail Break Attempt in Court House
In Washington Court House Ohio Mrs Orland Hays wife of the sheriff stopped a jail escape. Four prisoners ripped iron bars from cells and dug toward a cement floor and brick wall before police captured them. Suspects Vernon Hurles James Dearth Clare Woodruff and Ward Com were identified with varied charges including assault larceny and auto theft.
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Barnesville Man Hurt In Train Collision
Five crewmen of the Baltimore and Ohio Chicago Express were injured slightly near Barnesville when the diesel powered express collided with a New 7 Central freight. Among the injured was PR D Kennedy, a Barnesville railway mail clerk. The incident sent the express onto a siding while the remaining cars were backed to Youngterm and sent to Chicago after treatment for minor injuries.
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Bank Robber Easily Pries Cash From Bank With Help From Bystanders
A man in Jacksonville used a key and a gadget to open a bank depository and steal cash from multiple deposits. Bystanders alerted police after spotting him, and he was arrested. He pleaded guilty to violating the federal bank robbery act and awaits sentence by Judge Dozier Devane.
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Western Powers Warn of Action Over Berlin Blockade
The United States Britain and France warned they may act to counter Soviet pressure in Berlin after the Communists set up a rump government. The note handed to Juan A Bramuglia outlined possible steps to preserve Western influence while preserving the city’s administration etc.
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Redstake Over Berlin City Hall In Communist Takeover
Berlin authorities report Communist control of the city hall after a coercive move blocking the anti-Communist acting mayor. The incident follows a earlier putsch and polices in the Soviet sector, with Western officials debating currency and a possible UN solution.
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