Three injured in weekend traffic accidents in Sonora
Three persons were injured in weekend traffic incidents around Sonora. A driver struck a tree and a nearby house as a vehicle veered Saturday night, sending eight year old David Lee Halley and his father to Good Samaritan Hospital with head and vital injuries. Hattie Leasure, 72, was treated at Bethesda Hospital for shock after a collision near Rural Dale. The other driver, Perry Leasure, faced no immediate details.
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Sonora
Amsville
Genis
White Cottage
Hattie Leasure
U S Oil Run in Hungary Sparks Talks and Policy Comments
An informant reports Hungary may nationalize oil fields and banks while tensions rise over Russian royalties. Officials caution changes in the Hungarian economy will not derail parliamentary democracy. In London, the British ambassador to Moscow was asked for policy clarification on Hungary, as Russia holds stake in royalties.
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Hungary
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Hec- McNeil
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Russia
Ed Mastovol
ONDON
Moscow
House of Commons
Two Die in Truck Crash Near North Ridgeville
In Lyria Ohio two men died in a truck collision when oxygen tanks exploded after a second truck struck theirs on Route 20 near North Ridgeville. The other driver, identified by police as Waiter 7, 50, of Elyma, escaped the fire. Residences reported shattered windows as the blaze engulfed the scene. Funeral arrangements were not immediately announced.
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Lyria
O.7
Toute 20
North Ridgeville
Here
Waiter
Elyma
Three Sons Injured In Potsdam Train Wreck
A head-on collision four miles south of Potsdam at a station injured three sons of Alfred Farnsworth and related crew. Alfred Farnsworth of Norwood, David Blake of Albany, and Herman Jaffa of Forest Ave Albany were among hospitalised as Potsdam General Hospital treated the injured and checked four others, with authorities reporting the incident to local hospitals.
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Otsdam
New York Cen
Potsdam
Muskingum College Holds 110th Graduation
Muskingum College conducts its 110th commencement with 141 seniors receiving degrees and seven honorary degrees. Among honorees are Agnes Moorehead, Rev Chester Yeates, Rev William Minteer, Dr Addison, Rev Eugene Liggett, and Dean J Scott Cleland. Dr Robert Montgomery presided as diplomas were handed during the ceremony at the college gym.
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Agnes Moorehead
Muskingum College
Hoox Montgomery
U. S. Officers of Education
E. P. Hollis
Washington
Chester T. Yeates
Board of Christian Education
United Presbyterian Church
William Minteer
Homewood United Presbyterian Church
Addison Ch
Xenia Seminary
Pittsburgh
Eugene Ligsett
iGrove
I Samuel B. Copeland
Rich
Charles R. Layton
Ralph W. Mansfield
D. D
College Board of Trustees
Truman Delays Labor Bill Action on Tax Reduction
President Truman will withhold action on the income tax reduction and labor bills until he returns Friday from Canada. Secretary Ross says thousands of letters flood the White House, most urging a veto, from individuals and organizations. He flies to Canada tonight and will address Parliament, returning to Washington Friday night. The tax bill carries a 10.5 to 39 percent cut and must be acted on by Monday midnight or become law with no signature. The labor bill had not yet reached the White House, with action expected late today.
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Washington
Truman
Canada
Charles G. Ross
White House
Garsson Says May Protested Cutback
Henry Garsson testified in a war fraud trial that former Congressman Andrew J May, wartime chairman of the House military committee, protested a sharper cutback in shell production at Garsson plants to high government officials. Garsson said May complained to army authorities about manpower shortages at Garsson arms plants and was accused of paying wartime favors.
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Washington
Henry Garsson
Andrew J
Garsson
Army
Henry Kaiser
House
Military Committee
Imo Tame
Tral of
Henry T
Murray Garsson
Garason Brothers
Belgians Arrest Two in Letter Bomb Probe
London reports Belgian police have detained a man and a woman amid a letter bomb inquiry tied to bombs mailed to British targets last week. Scotland Yard cooperates with Belgian authorities as investigators pursue possible links to explosives from Italy. Fire in Sardis claims two lives and destroys two homes killing William Heizerl and Ethel Keizell.
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Scotland Yard
Italy
Sardis
William
Henry Heizerl
Ethel Jane Keizell
Squelch Communism Urged by GAR Veteran in Ohio Encampment
Ohio encampment opened in Columbus with Civil War veteran John H B Grate of Atwater urging youth to curb Communism. Grate and 102-year-old John F R Bennett of Waynesfield were among the last surviving Ohio GAR members attending what may be the final event. Grate called for a law barring Communists from public office and asserted faith in American youth. In Lancaster, 17-year-old Hartmet Roller died when a car lost control, struck a tree on Route 37, injuring three others.
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Grand Army of the Republic
John HB. Grater
Atwater
America
Scusich
Grate
John FR. Bennett
Waynesfield
GAR
Lancaster
Hartmet Roller
Route
10000 Miners Join Walkout In Protest Over Labor Bill
Ten thousand miners join a walkout protesting a labor bill amid widespread floods and tornadoes. The Mississippi's floods cause at least 24 deaths across Illinois Missouri Iowa and Pennsylvania with millions in crop and property damage. Red Cross and relief agencies aid victims as towns along the river face evacuations and high water.
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Ottumwa
Thas
Iowa
Des Alpines
Orme-Thire
Injo
Mississippi
Illinois
Missouri
Alexandria
Warsaw, Jr
Hannibal
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Wim
Sharon
American Red Cross
Warren
An Ohinan
Ravenna
Vietenna
DeForrest
Youngstown
Wiles
Deer in Barnyard Mistaken for Calf at Chandlersville Farm
Mrs Joseph Ben and her husband on Chandlersville road spotted a deer in their barnyard they believed to be a newborn calf. The animal suddenly leapt the fence with ease revealing the mix-up. The incident occurred this morning as the deer likely entered seeking food. CANIORS MARRIED 33 YEARS Hollywood- f- naai Ci tor and his i ther 23rd wedding ttodax.
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Chandlersville Road
Bennetts
Caniors
Holliwood
Ither
More Rain Forecast After Sunday's Freak Hail Storm
Rain yesterday measured 3 8 inches with severe damage to fruit trees from a freak hail storm in mid morning. Hail stones as large as ice cubes fell in the northern secondary and Adamsville area. Central and southern parts reported no hail. A farmer near Adamsville said stock grazing in a field took cover. The storm disrupted WHIZ radio transmission for two hours, starting at 10 10 yesterday morning.
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Mercury
Adamsville
Zanesville Girl Recovers From Rare Heart Operation
Fern Cook of Zanesville, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert E Cook, is recovering at home after a rare heart operation performed in Detroit by Dr Albert C Johnson. Surgeons and staff treated her for patent ductus arteriosus, a condition causing fatigue and limited growth. doctors expect her to regain normal growth and a typical life after recovery.
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Fern Cook
Sunshine Schools
Dow
Fern
Johnson
Signal
Accident Theory Studied In Probe Of Baby Deaths
Massillon police pursue a theory that the deaths of two baby girls at City hospital may have been caused by an accident. Police Chief Stanley W. Switter says six children were questioned with little evidence. Two men agreed to lie detector tests as part of the inquiry. Funeral services were held for Diane J. Brand and Rosemary Morton, aged 10 and 9 weeks.
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City Hospital
Stanley W. Switter
Stark County
Bernard Rodgers
Pediatrics Nursery
E. J. Lincke
Ralph Fricke
Sun Room
Diane J. Brand
Rosemary Morton
Tay
Swittersz
New Telephone Union Organized in Florida
In Miami Beach a new labor union, the Communications Workers of America, began with its first convention led by 36 year old Joseph Beirne. It aims to recruit about 570000 telephone workers, plus telegraph and radio technicians, and faces choosing CIO or AFL affiliation or independence. The convention marks a bold start amid labor battles over organizing power and alliance options.
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Fla
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Communications Workers of America
CWA
Joseph
Beirne
AFL
Cio
National
Ohio pupils to get state fair tickets
State Fair manager Edwin J. Bath announced today that 250,000 tickets would be sent to schools. The program aims to give pupils exposure to the fair, with distribution through county and local school channels in Licking County and adjacent areas.
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Ohio
Tate Faw
Edwin J. Bath
Tate
Licking County
Weather Outlook With Showers and Warmth Ahead
Forecast shows showers and mostly cloudy skies with warm temperatures tonight and scattered showers on Tuesday. Yesterday’s high reached 73 and low near 34.7 at 1:30 pm.
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Meershowers
Republicans Rap Truman Speech
Republicans accuse President Truman of trying to build political fences while outlining a broad domestic welfare program and criticizing a GOP controlled Congress for cutting appropriations. Senators Doworshak and Baldwin question reclamation funding and call the speech campaign like while Pepper praises the liberal stance. Truman backs higher wages in Tennessee, expanding social security, housing, and educational opportunity.
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Truman
Kansas City
Congress
Dworshak
Idaho
Doworshak
Beldwin
R-Conn
Pepper D-Fiz
Huch
Perons Wife Receives Medal From Franco At Madrid Ceremony
In Madrid Generalissimo Francisco Franco decorates Eva Duarte de Peron with the Cross of Isabel the Catholic. The 32 year old Argentine first lady lifts her arm in salute as she praises Spain's “free distributive democracy” and contrasts it with unnamed democracies elsewhere.
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Madrid
Juan Peron
Francisco Franco
Isabel the Catholic
National Palace
Free Distriutuve
Spain
Argentina
Many Captive Pits Idle in Pennsylvania
In southwestern Pennsylvania about 3,600 miners joined a work stoppage, lifting total idle miners to nearly 10,000 in a protest over a federal labor bill. Fourteen mines were idle, mainly captive pits of USS Steel, Weirton Steel, Jones and Laughlin, and Red Steel. Union local No. 6325 at Gates mine resumed, with president Andrew S. Rayner urging no general strike and warning against the injunction.
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Pennsylvania
Congress
USS. Steel
Weirton Steel
Jones and Laugh- Hin
Red Steel
APL United Mine Workers Iocal
Andrew S. Rayner
Supreme Court
Wiliam Hynes
jGnited Mine Workers District No. 4
Hayes
Gates
Jibe
Rayner
Flocal
Reyner
Mission to Palestine Dispatches Now for Jerusalem Visit
United Nations Commission on Palestine members sped up final preparations today for a departure to Jerusalem. The mission, summoned to meet at 11 a.m. EDT, will begin on-site investigations of Holy Land troubles next Sunday. Led by Chairman Emil Sandstrom of Sweden, the group has 73 days to draft recommendations for the September assembly meeting.
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United Nations Commission On
Emil Sandstrom
Sweden
Red Cross Plans Free Blood Program Across Nation
Red Cross announced a peacetime national blood program to provide blood and derivatives at no charge for medical use. The plan, supported in principle by major medical and public health bodies, was shared at the 22nd Patro convention. Armour Nominated Washington secretary of state replacement Braden resigned. Kidnapping by Jews reported near Tel Aviv as British officers were seized from a pool by 12 armed Jews.
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Chacmran
Connor
American Red Cross
O'Connor
American Medical Association
AmericanPubli Health Association
Arlencen Hospital Association
United States Public Health Sem- Hee
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Ierans
Armour
Washelgion
Truman Tocey
NormanArmour
Spruirie Braden
Jerusalem
Ramat Gan
Yel Aviv
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