Arbitration Accepted In TWA Pilot Strike
Federal mediator Frank P. Douglass said both sides in the 15 day TWA pilot strike have accepted arbitration in principle and will finalize details in his office. The plan would have 1400 pilots return to flying while pay and working rules are reviewed by a binding panel.
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Frank P. Douglass
Trans World Airline
Douglass
National Mediation Board
TWA
Airline Pilots Association
Washington
AFL
United Mine Workers Union
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
John L. Lewis
Allis-Chalmers
Schwellenbach
CIO
United Auto Workers Local 248
West Allis
Wis
Walter Geist
Chicago
Robert Buse
Labor Department
Los Angeles
American Newspaper Guild
Herald-Express
Hearst
CIO Hotel and Restaurant Workers Union
Philadelphia
Two Women Abducted During Ohio Car Dash
State patrols hunted two young men after abducting two housewives in a dash across Central Ohio. Mrs. Morgan C Penn and Mrs. Alice Eggleston reported gun threats and detours before their cars were abandoned. one car wrecked near West Jefferson. No injuries reported. suspects at large.
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Springfield
Ohio
Morgan C. Penn
Bexley
Columbus
Ohio Voters Head To Polls In Key Governor Election
Ohio voters may number 2 215 000 and will elect state officials tomorrow. Bricker and Lausche lead a six party battle shaping the presidential and congressional outlook. Huffman faces Bricker while Herbert runs against Lausche as Ferguson serves a four year term in auditor race.
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Carroll Reece
Lausche
Bricker
U.S
James W. Huffman
Columbus
Harold H. Burton
U.S. Supreme Court
Thomas J. Herbert
Cleveland
Joseph T. Ferguson
83rd Infantry Division Becomes Reserve Unit
In Cleveland Ohio the 83rd Infantry Division once a World War veteran division is redesignated as a peacetime reserve unit. Deactivation orders were read to about 600 officers and enlisted men by Maj. Gen. Robert S. Beightler commander of the Fifth Service Command.
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Cleveland
83Rd Infantry Division
Robert S. Beightler
Fifth Service Command
Real Silk Hosiery President Gustave Efroymson Dies
Gustave E. Efroymson, 76, president of Real Silk Hosiery Mills, died last night in Indianapolis. He led the firm and was a prominent business figure.
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Real Silk
Indianapolis
Gustave E. Efroymson
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
Weekend Accidents Claim Dozens of Ohioans Over Weekend
A Trebein couple died in a two car crash near their home while their teen daughters suffered skull fractures. In Ironton a motorboat capsized drowning two men. a third swam to safety. Other fatalities occurred in Winchester Indiana and multiple Ohio towns including Lan caster Tiffin West Middletown Middletown Bellbrook Columbus Marysville and Columbus.
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Trebein, O
Ironton
Ohio River
Ernest O. Rife
May
Delores
Virginia
Trebein
Xenia
Dayton
Rires
Frank Fossett
Jesse Wolbert
Ohio
Elmer Bailey
Winchester
Ind
Fred Wingate
Speedway
John Matlock
Lancaster
William Schultis
Tiffin
Eaton Willard E. Ratliff
West Middletown
Middletown
William Barnett
Butler County
Edward Cook
Fred Moore
Bellbrook
Marysville
A. B. Cole
Columbus
David M. Raynard
Burns
Keever Starch Co
Weather records fall in Cincinnati and Columbus
Cincinnati marked its warmest November 3 on record at 81 degrees, surpassing the 1944 high of 76.9. Columbus also posted a date record with a 76 degree reading, signaling unusual early fall warmth for the pair of cities.
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Cincinnati
Columbus
Two Thirds of Veterans Favor Federal Bonus
Two thirds of the members of the American veterans of World War II favor a federal bonus, the organization reported today based on a poll conducted at its Washington headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Las Vegas Nurse Convicted in Involuntary Manslaughter
Bridget Waters, an Irish nurse, was free on a $5,000 bond after her involuntary manslaughter conviction for the Sept. 2 shooting of her estranged husband. Judge A S Henderson will sentence her Wednesday, with Nevada law allowing one to five years in prison and fines up to $1,000. Waters testified that her husband, married since 1944 in England, went to France and did not return.
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Las Vegas
Bridget Waters
A. S. Henderson
Nevada
Waters
Bridget
England
France
Jealous Neighbor Admits Fatal Shooting on Busy Street
Virginia M. Boston, 26, an attractive blonde, was shot on a busy street. Julia Greene, 36, surrendered to police and admitted the shooting, saying jealousy prompted the act.
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Pawtucket, R. L
Virginia M. Boston
Leonard Mills
Julia Greene
Mills
Tax Relief To Be Aim At C of C Gathering
Columbus will host the 53rd annual Ohio Chamber of Commerce meeting this week. Executive vice president Hershel C. Atkinson said a special Thursday forum will bring tax authorities from state and business together to discuss relief and a fairer distribution formula for political sub divisions.
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Columbus
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Herschel C. Atkinson
Governor Bailey Dies, Mississippi Leader Was longtime Politician
Jackson mourns as Thomas L. Bailey, 58, former state representative from 1915 to 1944 and governor since 1944, dies Saturday night. Bailey was a longtime political opponent of Senator Theodore G Bilbo.
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Jackson, Miss
Thomas L. Bailey
Mississippi
Theodore G. Bilbo
Bailey
State House of Representatives
Mrs Arlene Rogers Dies After Caesarean Birth
Hollywood report says Arlene Rogers wife of Roy Rogers died last night following a Caesarean birth of a son born a week earlier. Roy Rogers mourns as family confirms life and death in the same household.
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Hollywood
Arlene Rogers
Roy Rogers
Pair Admits Jewel Theft Aboard Train
Two parolees from Chillicothe federal reformatory await arraignment on charges of stealing about $2,000 in jewelry from Mrs. Charles R. Hook Jr aboard a passenger train. Stamper and Jones signed statements admitting the theft and said they flushed the rest of the jewelry down a washroom toilet as the train moved between Greenfield and Midland City. Platinum rings set with diamonds and sapphires were recovered.
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Cincinnati
Federal Reformatory At
Chillicothe
Charles R. Hook, Jr
Baltimore and Cincinnati
Robert Earl Stamper
Richmond
Albert Layland Jones
Atlanta
U. S
Greenfield
Midland City
Motorcycle crash injures Zanesville rider at race
WINSTON SALEM North Carolina Bill Waltermier of Zanesville Ohio sustained a shoulder injury when his motorcycle crashed on a turn during Sunday races. In a separate incident another motorcycle collided with two others and then struck spectators injuring ten people.
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Winston Salem
N. C
Bill Waltermier
Zanesville
Fund Increase Sought by Jewish Welfare Board Finance Council
The National Jewish Welfare Board finance council, closing sessions in Cleveland, seeks to raise $152,000 in 1947 contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
National Jewish Welfare Board
Finance Council
Man’s dwelling and ownership under socialism and communism
The essay contrasts human desire for housing with animal tunnels and argues that ownership follows productive effort. It notes in the republics pioneers gain property as a reward for labor, while in Russia the state owns all, ruling through terror to suppress ambition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Aid for Land Improvement by Cities May Be Asked
Washington reports housing chief Wilson Wyatt warns that 1947 will see many new homes built on raw suburban land. He suggests federal help may be demanded for extending sewer and water facilities to such sites. Wyatt avoids details amid RCFC loan conflicts and cites substantial land needs for 1.5 million planned new homes and apartments.
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Washington
Wyatt
Congress
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Ministers Seek Police Duties To Fight Crime
A dozen protestant ministers asked to be deputized as special policemen in Steubenville. City councilmen Madigan Stanley and Hutton agreed to set a date for a special session to consider the proposal. The plan awaits council action, with ministers seeking authority to recruit war veterans for the crime reduction effort.
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Steubenville
Andrew Madigan
John Stanley
George Hutton
George W. Floto
Estonian Refugees Permitted to Stay in U S
President Truman said 48 Estonian refugees who landed in Florida without visas may remain in the United States. He earlier praised their 6,000 mile voyage and pioneering spirit that helped build the nation.
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Washington
Truman
Florida
German Living Must Be Bettered Says Clay
General Lucius D. Clay, deputy American military governor for Germany, told a radio audience that the German standard of living must be raised quickly to win the people over to democracy. He spoke Saturday in a broadcast from Berlin.
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Clay
Berlin
Lucius D. Clay
Germany
America
Sale of Ohio Concern Slated in Two Weeks
Dayton report: The Ohmer Corp which employs 1100 in manufacturing taxicab meters and small cash registers is likely to be bought within two weeks by Col Willard F Rockwell Pittsburgh industrialist.
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Ohio
Dayton
Ohmer Corp
Willard F. Rockwell
Pittsburgh
Miss Sullivan Weds Chicago- Waterloo Men Honor Story
Miss Genevieve Sullivan 29 a former WAVE and sister of the Sullivan brothers killed in action Nov 13 1942 married Murray W Davidson 29 of Waterloo Iowa Saturday in a quiet ceremony. The match linked a hometown pair in a wartime era union reflecting service and loss.
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Sullivan
Chicago
Genevieve Sullivan
Sullivan Brothers
Murray W. Davidson
Waterloo
Iowa
Truman Stays On Sidelines for Election
President Truman remains on the sideline as the election nears with Democrats contesting Congress. Press Secretary Ross says no election eve speech is planned while Truman reiterates support for exclusive U S trusteeship of captured Pacific island bases vital to national security under U N supervision.
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Independence
Truman
Congress
Charles G. Ross
United States
Ross
United Nations
U.N
Sally Rand Faces Trial On Indecent Show Charge
Los Angeles district court sets Sally Rand’s trial for November 13 after she wins municipal approval to continue her downtown theater show. Rand is linked to a charge of giving an indecent performance while promising restraint regarding stage props.
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Los Angeles
Sally Rand
Machinery Sale Slated at Columbus Warehouse
The War Assets Administration announced a fixed price surplus machinery sale of 1 million dollars set for this month at the Columbus warehouse in Cincinnati P
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Cincinnati
WAA
Columbus
Had Enough Campaign Rhetoric Marks Ohio Gubernatorial Race
The piece notes the Had Enough slogan used by Republicans amid shortages, with Bricker alleging communist influence in PAC backing Huffman. Huffman urges voters to compare current living standards to 1933, while Lausche and Herbert campaign on state administration. Polling opens 6:30 a.m. and closes 6:30 p.m. with Bricker voting in Upper Arlington and Huffman in Bexley.
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Bricker
CIO Political Action Committee
Huffman
PAC
New Deal
Lausche
Herbert
State Department
Cleveland
Columbus
Upper Arlington
Bexley
Social Labor Party
Ohio
Statewide ticket list for Ohio elections
Full ticket features governors and U S senators with party designations and incumbency. Candidates include Governor Frank Lausche and James Huffman, Bricker, Taft, Nye, Kapitz, Sweeney, Hummel, Welsh, Hogan, Jenkins, Zimmerm an and Duffy among others across Democrat Republican and Social Labor groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Lausche
Cleveland
D-X
Thomas J. Herbert
Arla A. Albaugh
Massillon
Social Labor
U. S
James W. Huffman
Columbus
John W. Bricker
William Farkas
Akron
Henry F. Webber
Lorain
Kingsley A. Taft
Shaker Heights
William M. Boyd
George M. Bender
Cleveland Heights
George D. Nye
Waverly
Paul M. Herbert
Peter M. Kapitz
16 Inch Snow Hits Colorado
A major early winter storm dropped over 16 inches of snow from Denver to Cheyenne and toward the New Mexico border. The storm abated on the day after, but six Denver residents died from over exertion or heart attacks while digging out or freeing stalled cars as travel remained restrained.
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Denver
Cheyenne
New Mexico
Voting in 16 States May Hold Key To Future House, Senate Control
Balloting in 16 states determines control of the House and Senate in the 80th Congress. About 35 million voters across states from Massachusetts to California choose among over 1,000 candidates for national and state offices. Republicans seek nine Senate seats to gain Senate control. Democrats contest several close races including Ohio, Pennsylvania, Delaware and Wisconsin. Maine has re elected senator Brewster and governor Hildreth, as leaders wrap up a campaign marked by sparse crowds and limited appeals.
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House
Senate
Massachusetts
California
New York
Missouri
Montana
Idaho
Washington
West Virginia
Wyoming
New Mexico
Crats
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Wisconsin
Kentucky
Illinois
Robert M. LaFolelette
Maine
Owen Brewster
Horace A. Hildreth
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Associated Press
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Toyko Rose
Ikuko Toguri
Philip d’Aquino
Sugamo
Japan
Re Besse
White House
Lausehe
House of Representatives
Cuyahoga County
Charleston
Fayetteville
N, Carolina
Qhio
Fayette County
Bilbo
Sam Simmons
U.S. Senate
C. W. Fogle
Leipsic
Antwerp
Hicksville
NEA Telephoto
Wilson Wyatt
Sally
Colorado
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