NLRB Rules Replacements Allowed in Labor Disputes
Washington ULP ruling says unions may strike over pay without blocking replacements in general, and that a union that fails to bargain cannot claim bad faith negotiating. Decision could alter pressures on 400,000 miners and drew AFL president Green opposing new restrictive labor bills. Green warned Congress that labor curbs risk industrial chaos and harm US standing.
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Washington
ULP
National Labor Relations Board
Congress
St. Petersburg
Fla
Senate
House
John L. Lewis
AFL
William Green
United States
American Federation of Labor
Senate Labor Committee
Green
Ball-Smith- Taft
Federal Mediation Board
Ball
Minn
Gallia Physician Hurt When Car Hits Culvert
Dr. Ernest Wood 71 a Gallia physician on the GSI staff sustained chest bruises when the auto he was driving on Route 35 struck a guard rail and a concrete culvert four miles west of Gallipolis at about midnight. Patrolmen say he likely fell asleep and the right side of the car was demolished. He was taken to the hospital at the GSL.
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Gallipolis
Ernest Wood
GSI
Route 35
Here
State Highway Patrol
Wood
GSL
Kilgore backs Lilienthal for Atomic Energy chair in 1946
Senator Kilgore who led a Stalin approved list of 1946 congressmen announces support for David Lilienthal as chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission. Critics accuse Kilgore and Pepper of possible disloyalty given Stalin's approval and question Lilienthal's sincerity.
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Harley M. Kilgore
U.S
West Virginia
Joseph Stalin
David E. Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
Lilienthal
Kilgore and
Pepper
Kilgore
United States
Stalin
British Plan for Displaced Persons to Work in Coal Mines
Prime Minister Attlee announced that displaced persons in British occupation zones of Germany and Austria would be classified for possible employment in Britain's coal mines and other industries. The labor ministry and Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster will set up the organization to classify and select workers for British jobs amid fuel shortages. Newspapers claimed thousands would be brought from the continent to work in the mines.
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London
Attlee
Germany
Austria
Britain
House of Commons
Duchy of Lancaster
Coffin Upholsterers Strike After Contract Deadlock
In Columbus a strike by Local No. 416 of the Upholsterers International Union began after failed talks for a new contract at Buckeye Casket Co. The old agreement expired January 28. About 65 to 75 union members walked off, halting plant operations.
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Columbus
BUC Post Replacement Announced by Herbert
Dale Dunifon of Van Wert will replace Charles Jones of Jackson as administrator of the Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation, Gov. Thomas J. Herbert announced. Dunifon, the state director of commerce at 6500 dollars yearly, will be succeeded by Fred Milligan, the governor's secretary.
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Columbus
Dale Dunifon
van Wert
Charles Jones
Jackson
Ohio
Bureau of
Thomas J. Herbert
Dunifon
Fred Milligan
Herbert
Akron Garage Man Shot By Business Partner
Akron police say 38 year old Wilbur L. Jones, an East Akron garageman, was shot four times yesterday by his business partner, who then killed himself. The dead man has been identified as 44 year old John Mycoskie.
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Akron
Wilbur L. Jones
John Mycoskie
Cleveland approves park licenses and anti discrimination rule
City council approved licensing of amusement parks and adopted a rule to revoke licenses for racial or other discrimination, signaling a crackdown on unfair practices at local parks.
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Cleveland
Eviction Slayings Lead to Life Terms for Suspects
William J. Jefferson, 29, faces life imprisonment for the eviction slaying of Wash Larry, 38, after a three judge court convicted him of second degree murder. Arthur Clark, a special policeman, already sentenced to life for second degree murder on Dec 20, admitted hiring five men to threaten tenants seeking OPA protection from rent increases.
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Cleveland
William J. Jefferson
Wash Larry
Arthur Clark
Jefferson
OPA
Canton Mayor Klein Announces New City Hall Grant
Mayor Carl F. Klein said Canton received a federal grant of 44 375 dollars from the Federal Workers Agency to prepare architects' plans for a new city hall and safety building.
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Canton
Carl F. Klein
Federal Workers Agency
Senator Proposes Interstate Turnpike Commission Plan
Columbus report says Senator Jonathan C. Mason urges Ohio to join with Pennsylvania West Virginia and Indiana to form an Inter State Turnpike Commission. A separate bill seeks an Ohio Turnpike Commission to fund roads entirely by tolls. House approves bribery protection expansion for sports event participants and managers.
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Columbus
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Jonathan C. Mason
Columbiana
Senate
West Virginia
Indiana
Ohio Turnpike Commission
House
Farming Plan Costs Stated
State Agriculture Department officials announced the reorganized plan would cost taxpayers 11 000 to 12 000 dollars a year more. They aim to refine the bill with the House Agricultural Committee before legislative debate. Director Frank M Farnsworth estimated about 10 000 dollars additional yearly salaries for the five department division heads.
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Columbus
State Agriculture Department
Ohio
House Agricultural Committee
Frank M. Farnsworth
Akron Pupils Decline 1000 Yearly Says Superintendent
Akron schools report pupil enrollment fell by about 1,000 annually over the past two years, according to Superintendent Otis C. Hatton.
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Akron
Otis C. Hatton
Solon Reaction Set as Liquor Man Quits
Edmund E. Schuster, a liquor inspector since 1939, resigns alleging corruption in the Ohio Liquor Department. He accuses bribery among agents and says a senator pressured him to perjure a report. Governor Herbert and the Senate committee pledge to pursue the issue. Schuster threatens to testify with names if called.
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Columbus
Thomas J. Herbert
State Senate
Liquor Department
Edmund E. Schuster
Stanley B. Cofall
Herbert
Senate
Schuster
Cofall
Roscoe Walcutt
Frank Collopy
Perrysburg
Senate Committee
John W. Bricker
U.S
Cleveland
Portsmouth
Department of Liquor Control
Sleeper train crash near Altoona kills ten
Ten people die and around 85 are injured when the Pennsylvania Railroad Red Arrow Detroit to New York sleeper jumps the tracks two miles west of Horseshoe Curve in Altoona. Three crewmen are named among the dead, with many passengers uncounted at scene.
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Altoona
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Here
PRR
M. E. McArdle
R. H. Henry
J. M. Parasock
Mercy
Red Arrow
Pennsylvania
Tom Lynam
Train Kills 13 At Crossroad In Michigan City
Thirteen railroad section crew members were killed and 16 injured when their bus was struck by a Chicago South Shore train at Andry Road crossing five miles east of Michigan City Indiana. The motorman and a passenger had minor injuries. Five of the dead were Negro and all lived in Gary Chicago or here. Witnesses reported bodies and bus wreckage scattered along the right of way.
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Michigan City
Ind
Chicago, South Shore
South Bend
Andry Road
Here
Gary
Chicago
Burton S. Sheely Dies From Auto Crash Injuries
Tiffin Ohio Burton S Sheely 63 a building contractor died yesterday from injuries suffered December 23 in a automobile accident.
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Tiffin
Burton S. Sheely
Butler County court reports business falloff
Hamilton Ohio area reports a notable drop in divorce filings as Butler County court work slows. Deputy Joseph Kiep notes fewer suits being filed and a downturn in court activity.
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Hamilton, CO
Butler County
Joseph Kiep
Legislation Mixes Bonuses and Pensions In Ohio Plan
Ohio House Military Affairs chair Rep. Henry W. Deming proposes combining veterans bonuses with pensions funded by sales taxes to avoid real estate tax objections. The plan envisions $106 bonuses for about 1,012,000 veterans and a pension starting at age 60, with loans and separate pension programs also under consideration.
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Columbus
Ohio House Military Affairs Committee
Henry W. Deming
Licking
Senate
Deming
House
Granville
Ohio
Merchant Marine
William Saxbe
Champaign
Saxbe
Tax Department
Smyth Outlines Two Reasons For Releasing Atom News
Professor Henry D. Smyth of Princeton argues there are two grounds to publish some atomic energy information. He cites political accountability as citizens must be informed and the need to strengthen U S technology through scientific research.
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Cleveland
Henry D. Smyth
Princeton University
Bernard M. Baruch
Senate Atomic Committee
Prof. Smyth
New International Bank Bonds Must Be Filed
The State Securities Division announced that bonds of the new international bank for reconstruction and development will not be exempt from Ohio registration. They are expected to be backed by upwards of 40 percent of American funds.
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Columbus
State Securities Division
New International Bank For Reconstruction and Development
Ohio
Senator Tom W. Jones Returns to Legislature
Senator Tom W. Jones of Middleport returned to the State Senate chamber after recovering from an illness that kept him home since January 20. The eight term Republican resumed duties in Columbus last night.
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Columbus
Tom WW. Jones
Middleport
Boy Drowns While Trying To Save Classmate In River
Alliance Ohio nine year old Marshall Fortner drowned while attempting to rescue classmate Charles Cundiff after ice broke on the Mahoning River. Firemen recovered both bodies last night.
Club manager dies in Columbus at 70
Winfield Eckert Kinney, 70, former manager of the Columbus Athletic Club, died of a heart ailment here yesterday.
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Columbus
Winfield Eckert Kinney
Columbus Athletic Club
Miami University marks 138th anniversary
Miami University celebrated its 138th anniversary yesterday marking a long history of higher education in Oxford Ohio. The event reflected on the institution’s founding and ongoing role in the region.
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MIAMI
Oxford
Miami University
20 Million Dollar Unit To Begin In April At Graham Station
Ohio Power Co announces construction of a coal fired steam electric plant in Graham Station West Virginia with an initial cost of 20 million dollars. The 190000 horsepower unit will be owned jointly with Appalachian Electric Power Co and is due to be completed by summer 1949.
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Graham Station
W.va
Ohio Power Co
Ohio Power
Appalachian Electric Power Co
Harold Turner
Pomeroy Bend
Turner
Mr. Turner
Ohio River
Ford Morrow
Wellston
Ohio
Masson County
Morrow
West Penn Power Co
West Virginia
Wheeling
Windsor Station
American Gas and Electric Service Corp
Record Vote On Budget Sparks Senate Budget Clash
Senator Bridges urged a record vote on cutting Truman's $37.5 billion budget with a $6 billion target while GOP leaders favored smaller cuts. Rep Knutson warned tax relief timing could falter if the budget fight continues, as Millikin and Taft voiced support for a $4.5 to $5 billion reduction.
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Washington
Bridges
Senate
Truman
Knutson
R-Minn
GOP
New Hampshire
Joint
Senate House Committee
Senate Appropriations Committee
Millikin
Colo
Army
Navy
Taft
Ohio
House
Wage talks mirror steel settlements in 1947
Contract negotiators for Westinghouse Electric Corp and the CIO United Electrical Workers said they had nothing to announce after the first formal 1947 session. A spokesman said both sides agreed no news would be released until a joint statement. The UK CIO union sought a substantial wage increase without naming figures.
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Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Cio-United Electrical, Radio, and Machine Workers
CIO
Philip Murray
Marguerite White Sentenced for Manslaughter in Brother’s Death
In Warren, Mrs. Marguerite White, aged 17, received a sentence of one to 20 years in Marysville’s women’s reformatory after pleading guilty to second degree manslaughter in the fatal shooting of her brother Lee Osman, 13. Judge Lynn B. Griffith presided.
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Warren
Marguerite White
Common Pleas
Lynn B. Griffith
Women’s Reformatory
Marysville
Lee Osman
Survey First Step In Scioto Sandusky Conservation
A spring survey of the Scioto Sandusky Conservancy District will begin as the initial phase of a flood prevention and conservation project in the Scioto and Sandusky River Valleys. Albert J. Allman, district conservancy commission member, announced today.
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Tiffin
Scioto-Sandusky Conservancy District
Scioto
Sandusky
Albert J. Allman
District Conservancy Commission
Eisler Brother of Gerhart Faces Possible HUAC Probe
The report suggests songwriter Hans Eisler may draw HUAC scrutiny if investigations widen to Hollywood. The allegation centers on ties to espionage and his detention on Ellis Island pending questions from the committee.
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Hans Eisler
Gerhart Eisler
U. S
Ellis Island
House Un-American Activities Committee
Hollywood
NEA Telephoto
Fireman Finds Son Dead in Cincinnati House Fire
Lt. Mark Devine rushed to his home after an alarm and found his six year old son Mickey, an invalid, burned to death when clothing caught fire. Fire Marshal Edward Corsmeier said other children were in the bedroom and one may have started the blaze with a cigarette lighter.
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Cincinnati
Mark Devine
Mickey
Mars Edward Corsmeier
Sire of Movie Horses Dies After Fall in Paddock
Snow Chief II, sire of Thunderhead and other famed movie horses, died yesterday after slipping on wet ground and breaking his neck in a Warren Colorado paddock. The body will be shipped to a taxidermist in Clearfield Pennsylvania and later shown at the Nebraska State Museum in Lincoln.
Cincinnati Bar Association to mark 75th anniversary dinner
The Cincinnati Bar Association celebrates its 75th anniversary on February 27 with a dinner at the Netherland Plaza Hotel. Carl Irx, ABA president, and Howard Guthrey, Ohio Bar president, will speak among others.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Bar Association
Netherland Plaza Hotel
Carl Irx
American Bar Association
Howard Guthrey
Ohio Bar Association
Ohio Welfare Panel Chooses Mrs Clyde Hissong Chairman
The Women's State Committee of Ohio for Public Welfare Health and Education elected Mrs Clyde Hissong of Columbus chairman at its annual meeting yesterday in Columbus.
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Columbus
Women’s State Committee of
Ohio
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