Sayre and aides to be questioned by un American Activities panel
Former Assistant Secretary of State Francis B. Sayre his personal secretary and possibly six or seven others will face questions from the House un American Activities committee next week. The panel aims to probe government information leaks to Communist spies and has released more top secret State Department documents.
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Washington
Francis B. Sayre
House un-Americans Activities Committee
Rep. Mundt
R-Sd
Actting Committee
Radiogram Waithe
State Department
Anna Belle New-comb
Sayre
New York
Suec Sor
Hitler
Mundt
Attorney General's
Department’s
Hiss
Department
Chambers
Alger Hiss
One of Busiest Shopping Days Causes Traffic Jam
Zanesville endured a historic shopping day with a Christmas shopping rush that clogged downtown streets. Police struggled with heavy traffic on Main Street near the store doors as drivers sought the Sixth Street bridge, while efforts to enforce the one way system on Sitxh and Seventh faced challenges.
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Zanesville
Main Street
Fifth Street
Sitxh
Seventh
Istreets
Marietta
Weston Martella Street
Sixth Street
Dolce
Roseville Man Held After 3 Car Crash
Conrad Holmes 23 of near Roseville was arrested after a three vehicle crash on State Route 75 south of Roseville. John L Bednar of Cleveland suffered severe head injuries and was taken to Bethesda hospital. Holmes faced drunken driving charges after sideswiping a pickup driven by Avery Seibert and a car driven by Dexter Roberts. Bednar was a passenger in Roberts' car. Investigating were the state highway patrol Sheriff Clair Butts of Perry county and Roseville marshal Bill Dawson.
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Conrad Holmes
Roseville
Cleveland
John L. Bed Nar
Bethesda Hospital
Holmes
Ward Roseville
Francis Taylor
Avery Seibert
Dexter Roberts
Bednar
Roberts
State Highway Patrol
Clair Butts
Perry County
Bill Dawson
CIO Demands Woods Ouster Over Delaware Rent Hike
Washington dispatch reports the CIO urging removal of housing expediter Woods after a 1 cent per rent increase gain for Wilmington Delaware. Lea Goodman director of the CIO housing committee says the Delaware rent board was not set up in compliance with rent control law and Woods pledged to consider the complaint before issuing the public notice.
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Washington
Wilmington
del To Gay
CIO
Tighe ‘Oosoods
Lea Goodman
Goodman
Woods
Delaware Rent Advisor
Indiana man wins hush radio contest in Munster
Oscar Keith a 34 year old bricklayer from Munster wins about 25000 in prizes for identifying radio's Mr and Mrs Hush as Veloz and Yolanda. Keith credits his wife for solving the clues and choosing the final entry after several letters were sent. The couple are parents of four. In a second note, Victor McLagren and Margaret Pumphrey plan to marry in Reno after separate business in Hollywood ends.
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Munster
Ind
Oscar Keith
Brick “Wheeler
Hush
Veloz
Yolanda
Keith
Snow Likely in Ohio as Weather Prospects Grow
The U S Weather Bureau in Columbus forecast increasing clouds and cold with snow possible today across south and central Ohio, with rain or mixed precipitation expected. Forecaster Mindungath warned snow could occur, while Milton Wodaris in Cleveland predicted light snow not hindering the game. Flooding concerns rose on the Ohio River with high crests forecast and highways closed across multiple counties due to rain and runoff.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Columbus
Zanesoule
George Mindungath
Cleveland
Cleveland Browns
Buffalo Bills
Milton Wo Daris
Darke
Jackson
Pike
Scioto
Athens
Gallia
104 Year Old Morgan Co Woman Dies
Mrs Kate Miller Stansberry a Morgan county figure known as the grand old woman died at her home in McConnelsville at age 102 after a period of illness. She was the widow of Elias M Stansberry a local attorney and banker born March 20 1844 she had long involvement in local and national affairs. Surviving are daughter Mrs Leha S Timberman of Columbus eight grandchildren 12 great grandchildren seven great great grandchildren and another daughter Mrs Lume Alderman preceded her in death. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 2 pm at the residence with burial in McConnelsville. The body will be returned to the residence Monday from Fisher funeral home.
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Kate Miller Stanberr
Morgan County
al iConnelsville
Elias Mf Stansberry
Morgan, County
Malia
John
Elizabeth
McComas Miller
Elias. Stanbery
Leha S. Timberman
Columbus
Lume Alderman
McConnelsville
Fisher Funeral Home
Quake Reported in California and Crime Elsewhere
Pasadena reports a quake centered about 90 miles from Los Angeles as seismographs at Caltech logged the temblor. In nearby crime news William Carnes, 38, 0107 Keen Street, jailed on grand larceny for furniture worth 500 dollars stolen from Bernard Wills Used Furniture Exchange, 3682 North Sixth Street, after being tracked to Linden Avenue cafe. Detectives said Carnes, a former employee with a key, was arrested following renewed information that he was armed with cash.
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William Lester Cames
Keen Street
Ted
Bernard Wills
Furnture Exchange
North Sixth Street
James McCoid
Willis
Indiana
McCoid
Carnes
The
Furniture Exchange
Pasadena
Calif
Los Angeles
California
Cannes
Stitute of Technology
Pohes
Charles Richter
Seismologst
Tway
Ruchter
Palm Springs
Santa Barbara
Bakersfield
Oceansde
San Bernardino
10 Year Old Girl Victim Of Attack
The body of Roberta Rinearson, a 10 year old parochial student from Brookfield, was found in a ditch near a cemetery after being beaten and strangled. Police note automobile tracks suggesting she was dumped from a car. she had left home to see a movie.
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ICAGO
Roberta Rimearson
Chicago
Elmhurst
St. Barbara's Catholic School
Brookfield
Rinearson Fairl
Hine Baubashka
Roberta
la Grange
Herybody
Four Small Children Escape Fire
A woman and her four grandchildren including two five month old twins fled a fire at John Dooley's five room two story frame house on Stewart street. Neighbors and a passing alarm helped save the home and some downstairs furnishings. the family, ill with whooping cough, will stay with relatives during repairs.
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Jsafely
John R. Doolevy
Stewart Street
Doo- Fey
Billy Terry
Muskingum College Names 1950 Beauty Queens for Muscolluan
Muskingum College at New Concord selected five beauty queens by class vote. Betty Henschel Irwin Pa junior Shirley Jane Cook Wheeling W Va sophomore Marilyn Miller Warren freshman Martha Johnson Flushing will each be featured in a full page photograph in the Muscolluan and will reign at class events for the rest of the year.
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Muskingum College
New Concord
Betty Henschel
Irwin
Shirley Jane Cook
Wheeling
W.a
Marilyn Miller
Warren
Martha Johnson
Flushing
Colege
Fatal Western Utah bus crash leaves dozens dead
A fiery collision of two Burlington buses on a snowbound highway six miles west of Delle Utah killed at least 13 people and injured 40 to 50 as first responders and doctors rushed to the scene. Survivors described chaos as buses burned, with victims identified by tags and military insignia found nearby.
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Burlington
Utah
Catherine Hendricks
Akron
Colo
Salt Lake City
Delle
A A. Hymas
D. W. Eggers
Charles Tis
Pie Joe Wilson
Wichita
Kas
Pfc
Frank W. Mivers
Mather Air Force Base
Calif
Harris
Tooele
Lasar Tate
Hunter Shot On Last Day Of Season
Clarence Dillinger of Roseville was wounded by a stray shot fired by his brother in law Harry Moody near the Columbia Cement plant in East Fultonham during the last day of the 1948 rabbit hunting season. Delbert Moody, another relative, was hospitalized last week for shotgun injuries from a hunting incident. Dillinger received treatment at Dr. Louis Cassady’s office and was later returned home.
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Clarence Dillinger
Roseville
Harry, Moody
Columbia Cement
East Fultonham
Moody
Dillinger
Dent
Delbert Moody
Harry Moody
Bethesda Hospital
Lous P. Cassady
Fultonham
Weather Outlook for Ohio Sunday Into Monday
Snow remains in the north while the south sees rain and continued cold. Monday brings fair skies and warmer conditions across the state.
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Ohio
Caldwell Hunter Loses Venison Replevin Case
In New Philadelphia on December 18 Justice of the Peace ruled against Tom Reed of Caldwell who sought 100 pounds of venison from a deer Elmer Kirkpatrick of Bolivar killed after the animal ran into a neighbor’s barn. Judge George Shonk said the meat belonged to Kirkpatrick and Reed failed to tag the deer promptly. A deputy took possession and had the meat dressed after failed out of court agreement.
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New
Philadelphia
Justice of the Peace Today
Tom Reed
Caldwell
Elmer Kirkpatrick
Bolivar
Kirkpatrick
George Shonk
Reed
Big Military Base to Gia Urantura Field
Brussels reports Defense Ministers announce a large base to be built in Belgian Congo near Shinkolobwe mines as part of North Atlantic defense pact plans. Base will host airfield, repair shops, pilot and Negro soldiers schools, and maneuvers fields. four years for completion. Negotiate pact includes United States Canada Britain France Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg. Eviction notice issued in Hamtramck. 15 children in four families face removal from housing used as voting booth spaces.
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Brussels
Belgium
Tunisirs
Belzzum
Belgian Congo
Timean
United States
Canada
Western European Union
Britain
France
Belmum
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Fam
Detroit
Hamtramck
Evarts police chief charged with murder in regional gunfight
In Evarts Kentucky the town of 2000 residents faced a homicide charge as Isachar Combs the town's fifth police chief in five months was indicted for killing 48 year old restaurant operator Bryan Middleton during a warrant service. Assistant Patrolman Lewis Deaton was wounded in the exchange.
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Harlan County
W. J. R. Howard
Isachar Combs
Bryan Middleton
Combs
Lewis Deaton
Harlan
Middieton
Deaton
Aiddieton
E. J. Baumgardner
Baumgardner
Elihu Bailey
George Sellers
Hief No
Breathitt County
Seijers
Indonesian city bombed by Dutch in Java action
Batavia Java Sunday December report says Dutch forces bombed Jogjakarta with air strikes continuing four hours after dawn invasion. The Dutch announce police action against terrorist elements in the republic and claim military operations affect Central Java and Sumatra.
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Batavia
Java
Dutcen
Jogjakarta
Ado
Hague
Otherlands
Indonesia
Netherlands
Ofce
Sumatra
Food Train Leaves Columbus Today
A dedication program on the steps of the state capital will be broadcast by the Voice of America as the Columbia region sends a food train to war torn Europe tomorrow. James B. Wiher, Cracrop director, sponsors the train and the state department says the ceremony showcases how Columbus helps free people. Central Ohio choirs under WHbur Crist of Capital University will provide music.
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Europe
Voxe of America
James B. Wiher
Cracrop
State Department
Columbus
Central Ohio
Whbur Crist
Capital University
Procter and Gamble Cuts Prices on Soap Lines Again
Cincinnati December release notes a roughly six percent cut in wholesale prices for principal household soap products. It marks the third price reduction this year as fats costs drop, aiding soap manufacturing.
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Cincinnati
iProcter and ‘Gamble Co
Columbus arena pledge promises million dollar project
Major James Rhodes, AAU president, promised Columbus a 1,000,000 sports arena within the next year and said complete plans would be announced before January 1. He added the project might bring a franchise in a top ice hockey league as the mayor planned frequent meetings with local and out of town groups over the next twenty weeks.
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Columbus
James
Rhodes Iodax
Rhodes
AAU
Rescue Effort Fails to Save Glider Crew on Ice Cap
A tow line snapped as a pickup plane hauled a glider carrying nine airmen up from the Gremad ice cap, leaving them about 50 feet in the air before the glide landed safely. A new rescue attempt is planned for Sunday. The report notes no injuries among the men. Another item reports the death of Dr. John Franklin Daniel III, a noted archaeologist and curator at the University of Pennsylvania. He died yesterday in Turkey at age 38.
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Washington
Military Air Transport Service
Philadelphia
John Frankin Daniel
University Museum
Turkey
Pennsylvania
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