Constitutional Rights Cited By UMW Leader Before Judge
The coal strike disrupted southeastern Ohio with school closures in Chauncey and a government embargo on rail freight and express shipments. UMW President John L. Lewis defended his constitutional rights before Judge T Alan Goldsborough while officials warned of further industrial impacts and potential carload seizures.
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UMW
Ohio
Chauncey
W. G. Davis
Chauncey-Dover
Cern
John C. Baker
Ohio University
Associated Press
Chauncey- Dover
Corning
Davis
Solid Fuel Administration
Cleveland
Chauncey Man
SFA
Corning Yard
Sugar Creek
East
West Millfield
Athens County
Glen M. Hanes
Athens
Harper C. Pendry
Baker
Howard Smith
United Mine Workers
T. Alan Goldsborough
Lewis
Edward R. Burke
Southern Coal Producers Association
Burke
Goldsborough
Norris- LaGuardia
AFL
GOP to Probe Immorality and Disease in U.S. Forces
The GOP plans a full inquiry into alleged immorality venereal disease dishonesty and incompetence in the U S occupation forces in Germany. Four Republican senators released a Meader report detailing misconduct by troops officers and displaced persons while the War Department and President oppose a probe.
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Washington
Senate
Germany
Congress
War Department
Truman
Senate War Investigating Committee
George Meader
Meader
United States
Brewster
R-Me
Ferguson
Ball
R-Mini
Knowland
R-Calif
Europe
State
War Departments
Harry S. Truman
Edwin C. Johnson
D-Cole
GOP Chooses Marietta Man House Speaker
In the Ohio House caucus Republican members-elect selected C William O Neil of Marietta as speaker. The choice also named Paul L McCormick as speaker pro tem and Leslie M Burge as party whip with Clerk Carl Guess re elected. O Neil about to turn 31 defeated Clifton L Caryl 91 to 25 after serving since age 22. He is a discharged Army staff sergeant and Ohio State University student.
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Columbus
GOP
Ohio House of Representatives
C. William O'Neil
Marietta
Paul L. McCormick
Huntsville
Logan County
Leslie M. Burge
Lorain
Carl Guess
Carrollton
O'Neill
Clifton L. Caryl
Union County
Ohio State University
Engineers
Misconduct Charges Filed Against Fostoria Lawyer
A Seneca County bar committee named by Judge Ralph Sugrue preferred misconduct charges against Frank M. Young after a probe into client account shortages. He faces charges of appropriating 12,500 from Samuel Brandenberry Jr and using 3,650 from Brandenberry's property sale.
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Tiffin
Seneca County
Ralph Sugrue
Frank M. Young
Fostoria
Young
Samuel Brandenberry, Jr
Brandenberry
Rail Firemen Seek Wage Boost Amid Living Cost Rise
Cleveland report says President David B. Robertson leads about 150 general chairmen from railroads to a conference as wage scales top the agenda. They urge higher pay to match living costs and note potential changes in railroad rules could affect earnings.
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Cleveland
Brotherhood of
Locomotive Firemen
David B. Robertson
Brotherhood
Robertson
Abducted Brother Case Arrests in Blue Island
CINCINNATI man, 25, faced kidnapping charge over nine year old brother from a Blue Island school. Detective Chief Clem Merz said Alfred La Bertie was arrested on a warrant issued by their father, Maxsm La Bertie, a VA official. Blue Island authorities expected to take custody.
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Cincinnati
Blue Island
Clem Merz
Alfred la Bertie
Maxsm la Bertie
Veterans Administration
Merz
la Bertie
Girl Wounded Seriously In Accidental Shooting
Twelve year old Garnet Waitis of New Richmond is in serious condition at Children's Hospital after a shotgun discharged accidentally while she dragged the weapon in the backyard. New Richmond Police Chief Joseph Colonel said the incident occurred at her home yesterday.
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Cincinnati
Garnet Waitis
New Richmond
Children’s Hospital
Joseph Colonel
Ohio Supreme Court Backs Landlord Rule on Adult-Only Housing
The Ohio Supreme Court upholds a landlord's right to limit occupancy to adults. It reverses prior rulings and allows eviction of a WWII veteran and his family from a Cleveland apartment after a child was born, with four justices in the majority and three dissents.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Charles B. Zimmerman
Roy S. Williams
William H. Hart
E. S. Matthias
Carl V. Weygandt
Charles Bell
Edward C. Turner
Court
Svife
Cleveland Municipal Court
Mass Labor Protest Halts Oakland Transit and Stores
In Oakland California a massive labor walkout disrupted daily life. Mayor Merpert urged emergency powers as AFL unions mobilized, halting public transit, blocking delivery to two struck stores, flooding the Bay Area with cars, and injuring several people amid street protests and press appeals for public support.
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Oakland
Calif
Merpert
AFL
San Francisco
Herbert Seeks Lasting Peace for Nation and Industry
Ohio governor-elect Thomas J. Herbert told a Peoria Association of Commerce meeting that true international peace and domestic industrial peace must come before satisfaction with government machinery. He warned failure to achieve these goals could lead to an appalling alternative and urged progress under the current government to avert industrial upheaval and economic instability.
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Peoria
America
Thomas J. Herbert
Ohio
Association of Commerce
Herbert
Testimony Begins in Sugar Conspiracy Trial
Testimony starts today in the trial of Arthur Keresty of Youngstown the only one of 10 defendants to plead not guilty. Two other Youngstown residents Paul J. Ward and William J. Barnes pleaded guilty yesterday bringing the number admitting guilt to nine. Ward was fined 750 dollars and Barnes 500 dollars.
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Cleveland
Arthur Keresty
Youngstown
Paul J. Ward
William J. Barnes
Wald
Barnes
WAR Reports Surplus Equipment for Sale
The War Assets Administration announced that nearly $3,000,000 worth of surplus automotive maintenance equipment at the Lordstown ordnance depot near Warren is available to commercial buyers. Fleet Admiral Ernest J. King attended the Shriners' Al Koran temple ceremonial in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Regional
War Assets Administration
Lordstown
Warren
Death Verdict Deferred in Sun Day School Teacher Case
Painesville County Coroner W. R. Carle deferred a verdict in the death of Grace E. Whipple 38 a Sun day school teacher. The body was found in her Madison apartment with an electric cord wrapped around her neck. No wounds or thefts were reported and vital organs were sent to Columbus for analysis.
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Painesville
W. R. Carle
Grace E. Whipple
Madison
Carle
Columbus
Hamilton Coal Shortage Triggers State Guard Help
Hamilton Ohio faces a four day coal stock with 50 000 residents at risk as Governor Lausche pledges state guard aid. Mayor Beckett and City Manager Buechner seek protection while power cuts threaten 10 000 jobs. Other towns report coal shortages and school closures amid widespread outages.
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Columbus
Hamilton
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio State Guard
William Beckett
F. R. Buechner
Gabon
William Amann
State Public Utilities Commission
Delphos
Jackson
Amherst
St. Marys
James L. Doyle
PUCO
Conneaut
St. Mary’s
Wyandot County
Nevada Consolidated
Dayton Power and Light
Southern Ohio Electric
Youngstown Teachers Get Raise After Levy Approval
Youngstown teachers will receive larger annual salaries effective January 1. The pay scale rises by 295 to 350 dollars with a 200 dollar cost of living adjustment already in effect, expanding the range from 1,800 to 3,750 dollars. Superintendent Paul C. Bunn cites the two mill levy approval as the funding source.
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Youngstown
Paul C. Bunn
Bus Driver Jailed After Thanksgiving Collision
Circleville resident Jesse L. Eby 39 received a two month jail sentence after pleading guilty in Common Pleas Court to driving while intoxicated. Two people were injured in the Thanksgiving Day crash when his privately owned bus collided with an automobile.
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Circleville
Jesse L. Eby
Eby
Common Pleas
Fire destroys Union Township home during Christmas shopping
While the Vernon Clemmons family shopped for Christmas, flames swept their two story frame house in Union Township. Firemen said sparks from the furnace apparently ignited the roof. Loss was estimated at $10,000.
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Hamilton
Vernon Clemmons
Union Township
22 Day Strike Ends At Dayton Airtemp Plant
Settlement announced ending a 22 day strike by about 600 CIO workers at the Airtemp Division of Chrysler Corp in Dayton. The walkout began November 12 and involved members of the United Electrical Radio and Machine Works.
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Dayton
CIO
Airtemp
Chrysler Corp
United Electrical Radio and Machine Works
Union Leader Faces Daily Fine If Strike Continues
The AFL United Mine Workers risk a $200,000 per day penalty for defying a court order over wages and hours in seized bituminous mines. Lewis contends constitutional rights will be upheld, while union support grows amid stalled negotiations and resignations in allied mining groups.
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AFL United Mine Workers
Lewis
John F. Sennett
Philadelphia
American Federation of Hosiery Workers
CIO
Nation faces deepening economic impact from coal stoppage
A two week coal stoppage and new railroad freight embargo threaten the nation with rising unemployment. More than 165000 idle workers plus 400000 AFL United mine workers could reach 2 million, as Ford and General Motors predict shutdowns and layoffs. The embargo, set for Friday, risks paralysis of industries, with New York and Chicago areas bracing for plant closures and housing lumber supply cut as sawmills halt due to storage limits.
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Afl-United Mine Workers
Ford Motor Co
General Motors
Commerce and Industry Association
New York City
New York
Midwest
Chicago Association of Commerce
Chicago
West Coast Lumbermen’s Association
Pacific Northe West
Jail Inmate Slugs Sheriff in County Jail Escape Attempt
Sheriff Harley Highley was slugged by inmate Leland Earlenbaugh, 26, of Akron, during an attempted escape from Fairfield County Jail. Earlenbaugh, one of four Mansfield Reformatory fugitives held on robbery charges, struck the sheriff with a five inch square piece of concrete as he entered the bullpen. a deputy responded with a shotgun and forced the inmate to retreat.
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Lancaster
Harley Highley
Mansfield Reformatory Camp
Fairfield County
Leland R. Earlenbaugh
Akron
Earlenbaugh
Green Assails Government Control of Labor
William Green president of the American Federation of Labor criticizes anti labor legislation calling it government control of labor. He spoke at the Borough of Queens Chamber of Commerce annual dinner warning that an entering wedge will lead to control over private industry as well as labor.
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New York
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Borough of Queens Chamber of Commerce
74 year old Ohio distillery owner dies in Cleveland
Siegfried Loewenthal 74 head of the Loewenthal Distillery of Cleveland and the largest in Ohio died yesterday. A native of Germany he came to this country over 50 years ago. His father Josef Loewenthal was a renowned German distiller with global branches.
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Cleveland
Siegfried Loewenthal
Loewenthal
Ohio
Germany
Josef Loewenthal
Auto Crash Kills Man Near Elyria
Jack Houghtland, 28, of near Elyria, died yesterday when his automobile skidded and crashed into a tree.
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Elyria
Jack Houghtland
Near
Reform of labor laws faces federal court obstacles
SAM SIMMONS argues that federal courts may block reform of labor relations citing the Petrillo decision as likely unconstitutional if aimed at only one union. He warns against selective laws and urges a Republican Congress to enact broad measures to promote general welfare and curb detrimental practices across industries.
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Chicago
Petrillo
Musicians’ Union
Blican Congress
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