Union Leaders Get First Crack At Labor Law Changes
Four senators propose inviting organized labor to suggest changes before drafting new labor laws. They cite the need to avoid shutdowns like the 17 day coal strike and expect prompt action once Congress meets.
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Washington
Ralph E. Flanders
Vermont
Flanders
Congress
William F. Knowland
California
Edwin C. Petree
Colorado
John L. McClellan
Arkansas
Columbus Bishop Urges Wagner Act Revision
Bishop Michael J. Ready of the Columbus Diocese urged labor leaders to revise the Wagner Act saying it fails in collective bargaining and that unions must address the menace of Communism. He warned that ignoring the issue harms the country.
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Columbus
Michael J. Ready
Two Men Face Mandatory Sentences for Killing in Eviction Death
In Cleveland Arthur Clark, 33, and William Brown, 26, were convicted of second degree murder for the bludgeoning death of Wash Larry, 38, a tenant. Larry and 11 others were evicted on September 10. The men now face life imprisonment under mandatory sentencing rules.
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Cleveland
Arthur Clark
William Brown
Wash Larry
Clark
Larry
Navy Vet on Trial Reveals Urge to Kill Victim List
Bryan jurors hear James Robert Engle describe months of urges to kill after Navy discharge. He testified naming a former teacher and others as potential victims and recounts plans to harm townspeople, including a librarian victim, and past arson and wrecking acts during service.
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Bryan
Emily Abernathy
James Robert Engle
Gibson Fenton
Engle
Pag
Jaski
Navy
Exeter
England
Red Cross
Vice Crusade To Continue In Steubenville
Steubenville ministers vow to press their campaign against crime after a 4 4 city council vote defeated a bill to empower the safety director to hire private police. Rev R K Russell says moral issues are not settled by council and pledges to persist until the city merits better government for its 40000 residents.
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Steubenville
R. K. Russell
Alfred Schaefer
Lausche Plans Return to Law Practice in Cleveland
Governor Frank J. Lausche announced that after leaving office on January 13 he will resume legal practice in Cleveland. He left the Cleveland law firm 14 years ago to serve as municipal judge, common pleas judge, mayor and then governor.
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Lausche
Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Cleveland
Common Pleas
Agriculture Dept Maintains Sugar Ration Levels for January Quarter
Washington writes that the Agriculture Department announced civilian sugar allocations for the January March period with no increase in consumer and industrial user ration levels. The decision maintains existing allotments for the coming quarter.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
British Sailors Jump Vessel Off Troopship Empress for Scotland
One hundred seventy five British soldiers who scrambled off the troopship bound for the Far East were held in open arrest today. They formed the third group to jump the vessel within 24 hours, crying for justice and better accommodations as the Empress for Scotland sailed last night with the rest of her 2,300 service personnel aboard.
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Liverpool
Far East
Empress
Scotland
Chillicothe Council Moves to Establish Municipal Court
Chillicothe City Council plans to create a municipal court and has asked the Ross County Bar Association to help draft legislation for submission to the state legislature.
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Chillicothe City
Chillicothe —— Council
Ross County Bar Association
Tiny Supersonic XS-1 Tests Open Supersonic Era
In a Bell Aircraft Army test at Muroc Army Air Base pilot Slick Goodlin flew the XS-1 rocket propelled model. The 56 inch long craft with 31 foot wingspan reached 35 000 feet, diving and climbing as it began early supersonic research.
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Los Angeles
Army Air Carrier
Bell Aircraft Corp.us
Chalmers
Slick
Goodlin
Alexandria
Alown
Muroc Army
Air Base
America
R. M. Stanley
Erie
Okla
Bell
Army
U S Faces Possible Atomic Disclosures
The United States faces potential demands to reveal atomic secrets amid UN talks on arms control. Britain and Russia debated a reporting regime with on the spot verification, while U S officials warned the proposal could force disclosure of nuclear weapons details.
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United Nations
Shome
Russia
Britain
U. S
Tom Connally
Dtex
Associated Press
United States
U.N. Atomic Energy Commission
Security Council
Supervisory Commission
Famed Author and Columnist Damon Runyon Dies At 62
New York mourns Damon Runyon a famed columnist and author known for Broadway slang figures. He created Little Miss Marker Lemon Drop Kid and Harry the Horse and died at Memorial Hospital after a liver ailment and throat illness prevented speech. Cremation planned with no funeral services.
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New York
Damon Runyon
Broadway
Miss Marker
Lemon Drop Kid
Harry the Horse
Memorial Hospital
Runyon
Reds Claim U S Has Supplied Iran with Bombers
Soviet reports claim the United States handed Iran 40 four engine bombers to bolster its forces. Tehran sources say the delivery began November 22. Dispatches describe government troop moves near Mianeh and Zenjan and about 20 battalions in Kurdistan as Iran faces Azeri forces.
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Moscow
United States
Tehran
Iran
Mianeh
Azerbaijan
Zenjan
Tabriz
Kurdistan
Foy Assumes Duties At Jack Heintz Plant
Cleveland report says Byroney Foy board chairman arrives from New York to assume the duties of President William S Jack at Jack and Heintz Precision Industries following Jack's announced year long leave. Two top associates reportedly plan resignations as Foy takes active direction of the firm.
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Cleveland
Byroney Foy
Jack & Heintz Precision Industries, Inc
William S
Bill) Jack
Foy
New York
Jack
Headquarters Dedicated By Endeavor Clubs
In Columbus the new headquarters of the International Society of Christian Endeavor and the World's Christian Endeavor Union were dedicated last night. Dr. Daniel A Poing of Philadelphia, president of both groups, said the movement has grown in 65 years to about three million members in nearly 1100 nations.
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Columbus
International Society of Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor Union
Daniel A. Poing
Philadelpha
Christian Endeavor Movement
Judge Frees Four Men From Food Theft Conspiracy Charge
In Columbus the charges of conspiracy to steal foodstuffs from Lockbourne Army Air Base were dismissed by Federal Judge Mell G. Underwood. Defendants included William R. Long 25 Columbus civilian and three Lockbourne soldiers Sgt George Wood Sgt James Baker Jr and Cpl Ernest Byrd. A separate article notes Levi Kidner 75 New Albany farmer killed in a collision northeast of Columbus.
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Columbus
Lockbourne Army Air Base
Mell G. Underwood
William R. Long
Lockbourne
George Wood
James Baker, Jr
Ernest Byrd
Levi Kidner
New Albany
Here
Death of Walter Johnson The Big Train Shocks Baseball
Walter Johnson known as The Big Train died at 59 in Georgetown Hospital after eight months of brain tumor. A longtime Washington Senators star and Hall of Fame pitcher, he reshaped pitching records during 21 seasons with the club. His death drew widespread mourning across baseball and beyond.
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Washington
Walter Johnson
Washington Senators
Kansas
Georgetown Hospital
Johnson
Supreme Court
Church Officials Mark Parish Anniversary
Bishop Karl Alter of the Toledo Diocese and church dignitaries attend ceremonies marking the 25th anniversary of St. Pauls Parish in Norwalk Up. The celebration honors the Fisher brothers who built the parish facilities including the school rectory convent and auditorium.
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Norwalk
Karl Alter
Toledo
St. Paul's
Fisher Brothers
Des Moines Boy On Transcontinental Train to Texas
Gilbert Stotler a 121 year old Des Moines Indiana youth eluded train conductors after boarding a Texas bound freight on a Friday. He was picked up at Fort Worth police headquarters on Sunday while hunting breakfast but disappeared into a restroom during questioning. Juvenile authorities are pursuing him.
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Gilbert Stotler
Des Moines
Texas
Gilbert
Fort Worth
Prosecuting Attorney Calls Peters Confession Incomplete
Athens County case centers on Jewell Peters charged with first degree murder for Leah Mae Peters death in a trailer at the Athens County Fairgrounds. Prosecutor Gordon B Gray says Peters admitted killing her by smothering with bedclothes but the statement is not a complete signed confession and key details remain under investigation.
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Gordon B. Gray
Jewell Peters
Leah Mae Peters
Athens County Fairgrounds
Gray
Peters
J. B. Grogan
Grey
O. F. Rowland
Morgantown
W. Va
Arden Peters
Athens
Jewell
Ohio University
Victor Whitehouse
Veterans’ Affairs
University
Outside influence threatens GOP House leadership fight
Washington reports say outside influence weighs on the drive for House majority leader. Rep. Jenkins decries presidential interference while Rep. Halleck backed by Dewey supporters faces rivals including Rep. Brown and Rep. Dirksen. Ohio lawmakers note Bricker Taft ties unclear as leadership moves unfold.
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Washington
House
Congress
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Rep
Charles Halleck
Hal- Teck
Dewey
Thomas A. Jenkins
Ohio
Jenkins
Joe Martin
Clarence J. Brown
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Brown
Candy Firms Seek Damages in Antitrust Suits
The Automatic Canteen Co of America faces Federal Court suits alleging antitrust violations and breach of contract. A third suit claims contracts with 13 of 16 candy distributors in several states require the firm to absorb half of price increases. Damages of 365000 are sought in two suits.
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Chicago
the Automatic Canteen Co. of
America
Pine States
Human Science Leader Scares Management at Toledo Conference
Victor L. Short, Chicago president of the Institute of Human Science, warned at the Toledo Industrial Safety Conference that under 10 percent of modern management's representatives are prepared by education and natural abilities to handle human beings.
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Toledo
Victor L. Short
Chicago
Institute of Human Science
Toledo Industrial Safety Conference
Mitchell Bomber Blast Kills Four Is Report
A B 25 Mitchell bomber from Lockbourne Army Air Base carrying four men exploded and crashed on a farm near St. Paul Pickaway County Sheriff Radcliff reported all four occupants including pilot and co pilot were killed The wreck occurred on Clinton Teegardin farm in St Paul about 15 miles southeast of Columbus Roy H Dillon 44 of East Palestine died when his car was struck by a railroad train as he left the Sebring pottery plant in Alliance Ohio
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Columbus
Lockbourne Army Air Base
St. Paul
Pickaway County
Charles Radcliff
Piiot
Clinton B. Teegardin
Here
Alliance
Roy H. Dillon
East Palestine
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sebring Pottery
Student on trial admits shooting wife on campus
Bellefonte Pa. John E Galloway a State College student on trial for murder admitted to police he did not realize his aim when he fired at his wife. Prosecutors played a taped statement he gave to Bellefonte police chief John Ruba after the slaying in the campus trailer camp.
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Bellefonte
John E. Galloway
Pennsylvania State College
Edward L. Willard
Galloway
John Ruba
Psychotic Vets Held In Jail Dispensary
The Cuyahoga joint veterans commission said psychotic veterans have been held at the county jail dispensary for weeks awaiting transfer to the VA Mental Hospital at Chillicothe. Arthur P. Smith, VFW delegate, said the delay is due to limited facilities in Crile VA Hospital psychoneurosis wards.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga Joint Veterans Commission
Veterans Administration Mental Hospital
Chillicothe
Arthur P. Smith
Veterans of Foreign Wards
Crile Veterans Administration Hospital
Bricker to Address OSU Alumni in Capital
Senator elect John W. Bricker will address OSU Washington alumni in the nation’s capital Friday night. Other speakers include FTC member Robert S. Freer Brig Gen Carlton A. Dargusch a university trustee and Fred A. Cornell of Camden N J composer of the OSU Alma Mater.
Baptist Council Calls 10 Percent Pay Hike for Pastors
At the Northern Baptists convention in Columbus the state secretary's council recommended a 10 percent salary increase for pastors. It argued pastors lack remedies available to other professionals to raise wages and should receive higher compensation, even more than the proposed 10 percent.
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Columbus
UPI
Northern Baptists Convention
Labor tensions ease after coal walkout and union pause
The passage notes agitation for revising labor relations laws waning after the coal walkout. It cites Lewis delaying a strike deadline to March 31, hoping to avoid Supreme Court pressure, while Congress appears reluctant to act. The piece questions any viable solution to the broader labor management strife and its impact on the public welfare.
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Johnson
Knowland
Congress
John L. Lewis
Flanders
Lewis
AFL
Tanners
CIO
Hubert R. Nathan
Supreme Court
United Mine Workers
Washington
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Reds
Jack-Heintz
Endeavor Clubs
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