Demand for Fish May Cause Shortage in the United States
At the 71st annual convention of the American Fisheries Society in St Louis Charles E. Jackson warns that rising demand for U S fish could lead to shortages. Canada shifts catches to Britain and hatcheries struggle with natural reproduction and stream conditions improving.
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U. S
ST. Louis
Charles E. Jackson
United States Fish and Wildlife Service
American Fisheries ‘Society
United States
Great Britain
Jackson
C. F. Culler
United States Wildlife Service
Minneapolis
Lee Roach
Department of Conservation
Ohio University
Athens
Ohio
Ohio junior fair opens as Bricker tours 9100 exhibits
Governor Bricker visited the 91st Ohio State Exposition to break ground for a new 350000 junior fair building and view livestock home economics and handicraft displays. State junior fair manager Sandles reports 35742 participants this year up from 30000 last year and notes the three story building will include two dormitory floors to ease overcrowding with exhibitors sleeping in tents this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
John W. Bricker
B. P. Sandles
Sandles
Recount Confirms Darling Win In Wellston Mayoral Race
A Wellston primary recount awards the Republican mayoral nomination to incumbent James A Darling by 711 to 708, overturning an earlier 711 to 710 edge by Otto Hocker. Darling faces Democrat Paul Miller in November.
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Wellston
James A. Darling
Otto Hocker
Darling
Paul Miller
White Collar Steel Workers Get Monthly Raises
The CIO Steel Workers Organizing Committee announces a wage contract giving about 1100 white collar employees of National Tube Company a 17 dollar monthly increase. The agreement, described as a first for white collar steel workers, covers office and salaried staff in McKeesport and Ellwood City Pennsylvania, and Lorain Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
CIO Steel Workers Organizing Committee
National Tube Company
U. S. Steel
McKeesport
Ellwood City
Lorain
Boy Canoeist Rescued Six Miles From Shore
A 14 year old Allentown boy paddled a canoe six miles from shore on Lake Erie during a wind storm. John Roethlein was rescued after about an hour and a half adrift near Hartley's Beach. His father alerted the Coast Guard and the toad also survived.
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Cleveland
Allentown
Lake Erie
John Roethlein
Hartley's Beach
Huron
Charlies Roethlein
Coast Guard
Merle McCune
Lorain
Pelee Island
Ont
John
Youth Killed As Bicycle Is Hit by Auto
Chesterhill Ohio report states 13 year old Raymond Hanson was killed when a car driven by Stanley Mayle struck two boys on a bicycle on State Route 277. 11 year old Billy Daugherty was badly injured and taken to a Marietta hospital with expected recovery. No witnesses were found. the car attempted to pass as the bicycle swerved into the path. Raymond was the first death in his family of ten. Funeral plans set for Fairview Cemetery near McConnelsville.
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Chesterhill
Raymond Hanson
Billy Daugherty
Stanley Mayle
Corporation
Daugherty
Marietta
Morgan County
Mayle
Lewis Co. Hanson
Raymond
Fairview Cemetery
McConnelsville
Stormy Camp Perry Test for Ohio State Guard Units
The second and third regiments of Ohio's State Guard endured heavy rain and 30 to 45 mph winds during the first full day of training at Camp Perry. The First Battalion of the Second Regiment, with units from Chillicothe Athens and Washington Court House, conducted a formal retreat shortly after arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Perry
Ohio
New State Guard
Chillicothe
Athens
Washington Court House
Noted Hotel Official Succumbs in Cleveland
Richard F. Marsh, 43, Indian chief's grandson and vice president of the Dewitt operated hotels, died after a two month illness. He also served as general manager of the Hollenden and supervised the Neil House Columbus, Mayflower Akron, New Sector Toledo, and Fleetwood Miami Beach Florida hotels.
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Cleveland
Richard F
Dick) Marsh
Hollenden
Marsh
Neil House
Columbus
Akron
New Sector
Toledo
Miami Beach
Fla
Communications Vital To New Attack System
Generals of the Second Army stress that the army’s dive bomber tactic depends on dependable communications. In Arkansas war games the method paired air power with ground forces for the first time. Experiments focus on improved radio reception, ground arrow panels, and smoke-guided targeting to direct airmen to enemy concentrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Robert C. Richardson, Jr
Seventh Army
William N. Haskell
27Th Division
New York
Richardson
Seventh Army Corps
Eighth
Shreveport
Senate Opposes Plan To Tighten Defense Tax Bill
Senate opposition surfaced to the finance committee plan to raise revenue by lowering personal exemptions and ending community property returns eight states. The plan would lift the yield from 3.2367 to 3.5907 billion dollars, with 303 million from lower exemptions and 51 million from ending community property filings. Affected taxpayers face higher taxes or expanded filing requirements, while some lawmakers doubt the plan solves the fiscal problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Finance Committee
House
Clark
Idaho
George
D-Ga
Stroke Proves Fatal To Pomeroy Resident
Fred Zwilling 58 of Pomeroy died Monday afternoon at his Peach Ave home after apoplexy in a barber shop Saturday. Funeral by Rev Father Murphy at Ewing Funeral Home 2 pm Thursday, interment Beech Grove Cemetery. Survived by wife Dena son Woodrow Syracuse five stepchildren two brothers Andrew Pomeroy Leo Bucyrus sister Elizabeth Conde Pomeroy.
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Pomeroy
Fred Zwilling
Peacock Ave
Father Murphy
Ewing
Beech Grove
Mr. Zwilling
Dena
Woodrow
Syracuse
Andrew
Leo
Bucyrus
Elizabeth Conde
Ironton Bus Drivers Strike Over Fireings
Ironton's only bus line went on protest strike today after eight employees were discharged. The CIO Transport Workers Union local organized pickets at the bus company garages stopping all three buses from starting at 5 a.m. The run serves Jeffersonville Cole Grove and Hanging Rock in addition to Ironton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ironton
Ohio River
CIO Transport Workers Union
Burglary inmate escapes from London Prison Farm
John Ralston, 42, serving a burglary sentence in Defiance County, escaped from the London Prison Farm during the night as notified to the state highway patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
John Ralston
Defiance County
State Highway Patrol
Postpone Columbus Strike Until Friday
Labor leader reports a personal plea from William S. Knudsen to delay action at Curtiss-Wright’s Columbus plant for 72 hours, prompting the aircraft union to postpone further strike steps. Concurrently a bargaining election demand revived the Warren plant dispute and a Lima court hearing on CIO strikes continued, with Judge Owen deferring NLRB election oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtiss-Wright Corporation
Columbus
William S. Knudsen
Office of Production Management
Aircraft Independent Vertical Union
Ohio Public Service Company
Warren
Labor Department
Washington
Lima
AFL
CIO
Inter
Fering
Superior Coach Company
Marion D. Owen
Urbana
Owen
Ohio Supreme Court
National Labor Relations Board
Navy Vessels Move Ahead as Jersey Yard Reopens
Kearny New Jersey vast Federal Shipbuilding yard resumes activity after a 19 day CIO strike with the navy taking over operations. Two cruisers six destroyers and several merchant ships are on the ways including the U S S Atlanta. Company offers to sell to government and transfer capital stock to the navy.
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Kearny
N. J
Federal Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
CIO
Navy
Atlanta
L. H. Korndorff
Frank Knox
Roosevelt
Billion-Dollar Shipbuilding Push Starts New Program
The Maritime Commission opened a $1,246,650,000 shipbuilding program adding 23 more ways and 66 C design cargo ships. President signed an appropriation bill of $698,650,000 cash with up to $1,000,000,000 later. The plan targets 566 ships total, reaching about 1,400 ships by end-1943, averaging two ships daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maritime Commission
Commission
Ohio Defense Council plans wide sub contractor conference
The Ohio Defense Council says a state wide meeting of subcontractors will be called soon to determine what defense materials their plants can manufacture. Firms face material shortages and lag behind larger plants for defense orders. A subsidy request decision remains postponed until next week.
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Columbus
Ohio Defense Council
Cut Rate Cigaret Sales Illegal After Today
Ohio imposes new pricing law ending cut rate cigarette sales. Retailers must add six percent to invoice prices, while wholesalers must add three percent to establish costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
City Employees To Get 3.3 Percent Hike In Columbus
About 1,100 city workers will receive a 3.3 percent pay raise effective September 1 after the Columbus council approved 33 ordinances. The increases followed a survey conducted after a threatened strike at the municipal light plant was postponed.
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Columbus
Wheat Bill Veto Likely to Stand in Roosevelt Clash
House members expect no override of President Roosevelt’s veto on a bill to freeze government loan stocks of wheat and cotton and ease penalties for over quota production. The bill passed the House 176 to 162, making a two thirds override unlikely. The president called the proposal contrary to sound policy and farmers and consumers’ best interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Roosevelt
Milwaukee men held in Springfield for counterfeit coins
Two Milwaukee men were arrested today by federal officers after authorities found 106 counterfeit fifty cent pieces and multiple molds for creating fake coins in their possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Milwaukee
Oil Producers Protest Price Ceiling in Washington
W K Harrington of Marietta and the Ohio Association of Pennsylvania Oil Producers announce plans to travel to Washington to oppose Leon Henderson is price ceiling on crude oil. They warn the new ceiling of 2 30 a barrel will stifle Southeastern Ohio output after a 2 55 level in Pennsylvania and a 1 70 Buckeye market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
W. K. Harrington
Ohio Association of Pennsylvania
Washington
Leon Henderson
Ohio
Harrington
Henderson
Pennsylvania
Tube of Radium Found Four Feet Underground
A $5,000 tube of radium lost in the sewers of the Youngstown Hospital southside unit for two days has been recovered. A Detroit radiologist located the device four feet underground using a Geiger-Muller counter, which clicked as it traced the sewer path and was amplified by a loudspeaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Southside
Youngstown Hospital
Detroit
Geiger-Muller
Allied move to seize Persia shifts Middle East balance
Dewitt Mackenzie argues the Anglo Russian occupation of Persia creates a new front against Hitler and threatens both India and the Suez route. He notes Persia’s oil and Gulf access attract Axis aims and praises General Wavell's Indian force buildup for defense and possible cooperation with the Soviets.
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Persia
Hitler
Dewitt MacKenzie
Iran
Russian
Ukraine
Caucasian
India
Egypt
Suez Canal
Persian Gulf
Europe
Britain
Wavell
Invasion of Iran Meets Only Slight Opposition
Allied forces report light resistance as Russian and British troops advance from north and south in Iran. Tehran hints at possible peace talks while British and Indian units seize Abadan and Bandar Shahpur and push toward Teheran along the Trans Iranian route.
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Iran
Persia
Middle East
Adolf Hitler
Greece
Teheran
London
Moscow
Red Army
Leningrad
Novgorod
Baltic
Black Sea
Semeon Budyonny
Ukraine
Dnieper River
Abadan
Shatt-Al-Arab River
Gulf of Persia
Bandar Shahpur
Iraq-Iran
Qasr-i-Shirin
Caspian Sea
Germany
Berlin
Reich
Russia
Caucasus
Tabriz
Marco Polo
China
Ardebil
Turkey
Tobdk
Rhineland
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Andrew Cavanaugh
Athens R. D
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Storm
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Associated Press
Jersey Yards
Harold
Harold Ickes
Maryland
Ickes
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