Soft Coal Strike Question Ponders Amid Talks With Union
Washington AP John L Lewis kept his position vague as labor talks continued on whether to end the government contract and risk a 400000 strong strike. West Coast shipping saw progress toward settlement while Hawaii sugar workers near ratification of a $10.5 million yearly raise.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
J. A. Krug
Lewis
UMW
Krug
CIO
Cio-Afl
Coos Bay
Hawaiian Islands
CIO International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen's Union
Honolulu
Hawaiian Sugar Planters Association
Gas Pipeline Firm Plans Redistribution to Ensure Gas Supply
John Yost counsel for Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Co told a power commission examiner the proposed redistribution program aims to assure maximum natural gas supply in several midwestern states. Without a definite curtailment law, Ost said fuel shortages would hit Oklahoma Kansas Missouri Illinois Indiana Kentucky Ohio and Michigan.
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Washington
John Yost
The
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Co
Power Commission
Middle Western
Ost
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Ohio
Michigan
Land limits and state bureaus in Sam Simmons remarks
Sam Simmons argues land ownership limits may be feasible someday but not now and says land control is a state function. He dismisses Mabee’s fear of a Washington bureau, favors state offices, and stresses incentives and farmer opportunities outside blanket land seizure while opposing monopolies and government ownership.
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Marge
Malee
Mabee
Washington
State Proposes Six Points To End Teacher Shortage
Ohio education leaders present six recommendations to the state education department to recruit and retain teachers. The plan calls for higher base pay, stricter certification, expanded rehabilitation funding, better district organization, prioritizing teacher training in college admissions, and scholarships. The sub committee argues local levies are not the solution.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Education Department
Clyde Hissong
House
Republican
Senate
Theodore G. Bilbo
Mississippi
Robert A. Taft
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
Treasury
Homer Capehart
R-Ind
Capehart
Allen Ellender
D-La
Ellender
Bilbo
Senate War Investigating Committee
Surplus Listed In State Fund Reaches New High
Ohio General Revenue Fund surplus rises to 152 million with October gain of 700 thousand. State Finance Director Defenbacher says December may see more as 13.5 million in utility excise tax payments due. Gasoline tax receipts climb and liquor sales increase from 90 million to 112 million.
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Columbus
Herbert D. Defenbacher
Ohio
General Revenue Fund
Defenbacher
Buck Deer Destroyed After Wounding Leg In Cleveland
A buck deer wandered into eastern Cleveland and broke a leg while jumping fences. It was destroyed by Animal Protective League agents after being captured on East 144th Street. Deputy Martin B. Ahern said the animal likely entered from Shaker Heights.
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Cleveland
Animal Protective League
East 144Th St
Shaker Heights
Martin B. Ahern
League
Devastating Gas Blast Kills Five in Columbia Market
A gas explosion in a banana-curing room wrecked a 100 foot section of the Columbia Market killing five men and injuring eight others. Brick, timber and debris covered the area as windows and foundations were blown out.
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Columbia
S. C
Beating Sentence Totals Ten Day Prison Term
Fred Timpe of Cambridge was sentenced to 10 days in jail by Judge Dana F. Reynolds after conviction for simple assault in the March beating of union organizer Fred P. Caskey during a strike at a Cambridge plastic plant.
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Columbus
Fred Timpe
Cambridge
Common Pleas
Dana F. Reynolds
Fred P. Caskey
Water shut off to 1,200 in Campbell for unpaid bills
In Youngstown Campbell area water was shut off today to about 1,200 consumers with unpaid bills totaling roughly 13 000 dollars. The action followed criticism from State Examiner R A Herring on delinquency extent.
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Youngstown
Campbell
R. A. Herring
Transfer of Criminal To Lima Recommended
State Pardon and Parole Commission urged transferring Steve Sayko from Mansfield State Reformatory to Lima State Hospital for the criminally insane. Sayko, 27, of Lakewood, entered the reformatory in 1941 to serve 30 years for sodomy and felonious assault. parole revoked previously, effective November 25.
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Columbus
Steve Sayko
Lakewood
Mansfield State Reformatory
Lima State Hospital
State Pardon and Parole Commission
State Welfare Department
Parole Commission
Sayko
Reformatory
Home Appliance Price Hike 60 Per Cent Seen
New York dealers and distributors of General Electric Co. home appliances were advised of retail price increases ranging from below 10 to around 60 percent. Reported rises include refrigerators up to 30 dollars, washing machines 30 to 35 percent, electric clocks under 10 percent, flat plate ironers about 86.75 dollars, and electric dishwashers 11 to 17 percent.
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New York
General Electric Co
Soap shortage spurs library drill and home recipe
An assistant librarian visited a soap making farm to learn a traditional recipe. The recipe was printed and distributed to housewives amid the shortage, as the public library encounters a surge of requests for washroom soap guidance.
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Cincinnati
New York Boy Found Sealed In Train Car
Ten year old George Drinkwine, a fourth grader from St Marys Parochial School in Troy, N Y, was found after being sealed in a railway express car for 24 hours. Depot workers heard tapping and rescued him, noting he was hungry but unharmed.
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Cleveland
George Drinkwine
Troy
N. Y
George
New York Central Railroad
R. E. Lang
Jess Phillips
St. Mary’s Parochial School
Alfalfa Drug To Aid Heart Is Discovered
Dr. Roy W. Scott of Western Reserve University leads a study on dicumarol derived from alfalfa to prevent blood clots in heart patients. He received two US Public Health Service grants totalling 7000 dollars to research coronary occlusion and clot risk at university and city hospitals.
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Cleveland
Roy W. Scott
Western Reserve University
United States Public Health Service
State Patrol Reaches 13 Years Of Duty In Ohio
Ohio's State Highway Patrol marks 13 years since its 1933 founding with 60 sworn officers. The force grew to 287, operating 31 posts with headquarters in Findlay Massillon Wilmington Cambridge and Columbus. Eleven troopers have been killed in the line of duty, nine in highway crashes.
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Columbus
Ohio
Camp Perry
Pennsylvania
Findlay
Massillon
Wilmington
Cambridge
Eight day strike ends at Canton dental plant
Canton Ohio eight day stoppage at Weber Dental Manufacturing Co ends with a new contract between the firm and United Electrical Works Union CIO. Wage increases of nine cents an hour plus arbitration over the discharge of one employee.
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Canton — (P
Weber Dental Manufacturing Co
United Electrical Works Union
CIO
Ohio honors 63 128 WWII veterans in education program
The Veterans Administration reported yesterday that a total of 63 128 World War II veterans are currently attending educational institutions in Ohio.
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Columbus
Ohio
Veterans Administration
Flying Flivvers and B 29s Highlight Cleveland Air Show
The National Aircraft Show opens in Cleveland Airport with displays ranging from farmer friendly light planes to Army B-29 bombers. The Pacusan Dreamboat and Truculent Turtle are featured along with jets, guided bombs, television aids, and interactive flight simulations. Demonstrations include small aircraft flights and helicopters outside the hall, as the first of two annual exhibitions by the Aircraft Industry Association unfolds.
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Cleveland
National Aircraft Show
Fisher
Army
Navy
Honolulu
Cairo
Perth
Australia
Columbus
I. Gordon Lippincott
New York
Aircraft Industry Association
Los Angeles
Mrs Pollock abdicates Mrs America crown for family
Mrs Janice Pollock 24, winner of the Mrs America contest, may abdicate the title to stay with her husband and four children. Her husband Marrion Pollock said she would decide after travel to Jackson, Mississippi, with sponsor Burt Titcomb planning to discuss the future.
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Columbus
Pollock
Janice Pollock
Marrion S. Pollock
Jackson
Miss
Burt Titcomb
Pollocks
America
Janice
Columbus, O
Jackson, Miss
NEA Telephoto
Trans World Airlines Pilot Strike Ends in Arbitration Pact
Washington The Trans World Airlines pilots strike ends as pay and working rules disputes are sent to a three man arbitration panel. Signatories include Paul E Richter AFL Pilots Union David Lehneke and Frank P Douglass. About 1 000 pilots walked off Oct 21 grounding 115 aircraft and halting 2 billion in weekly revenue.
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Washington
Trans World Airline
Paul E. Richter
TWA
David Lehneke
AFL Pilots Union
Frank P. Douglass
National Mediation Board
Hereford Show Ends With Champs Chosen
The eastern National Polled Hereford Show ends with the auction of 80 head of cattle. Alf Stella Bean owned by M P Moore of Senatobia Mississippi was judged the champion female yesterday, and Polly Mis Chief owned by Jim Gill of Coleman Texas was named reserve champion and champion sale female.
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Columbus
Alf Stella Bean
M. P. Moore
Senatobia
Miss
Polly Mischief
Jim Gill
Coleman, Tex
Lincoln High Booster Club Alleges District Influence
Four members of the Lincoln High School athletic committee claim students in the Lincoln District are being steered to McKinley High School for sports. They sent a copy of their statement to Ohio high school athletic commissioner H. W. Emschler.
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Canton
Lincoln High School
Lincoln
McKinley High School
H. W. Emschler
Ohio
State Bar Association Renews Pension Fight
The Ohio State Bar Association renews its push in the next legislature for a judges retirement pension bill. A committee report backs amending Fred M Reiners’s bill to raise retirement age from 60 to 70.
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Columbus
Ohio State Bar Association
Fred M. Reiners
Cincinnati
Glass Chief Carl Donisi Dies at 55
Services planned in Cincinnati tomorrow for Carl L. Donisi 55 president and founder of Acme Glass Co who died unexpectedly yesterday leaving a leadership gap at the firm.
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Cincinnati
Carl L. Donisi
The
Acme Glass Co
Suit Entered To Halt Sale To Railroads
A Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co stockholder seeks federal court aid to stop the sale of subsidiaries stock and property to the railroads for 9.25 million. The suit argues 15 million would be a fair price. Joseph M. Shaw of New York filed the suit, noting the sale includes 102000 Montour Railroad Co shares and 9000 Youngstown and Southern Railroad shares, with the buyers assuming 1.45 million in debt and plans to sell a private line from Smith's Ferry to Negley for 250000.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co
Federal District Court
Joseph M. Shaw
New York
Montour Railroad Co
Youngstown and Southern Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburgh Lake Erie
U. and S. Railroad
Coal Company
Smith's Ferry
Negley
Columbiana County
Ohio
Rubber Kings To Be Feted On 25th Anniversary
The Seiberling Rubber Co. of Barberton marks its 25th anniversary with a banquet honoring 54 longtime employees. Founder F. A. Seiberling, nicknamed the Napoleon of the rubber industry, started the firm after Goodyear and with co founder Co. W. Seiberling.
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Akron
Seiberling Rubber Co
Barberton
F. A. Seiberling
Napoleon
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Co. W. Seiberling
Naval Officer Dies in Plane Crash Near Columbus
The Navy identified Lt. John G. Uhrik, 24, a Naval Reserve officer from Pittsburgh and Carnegie Tech student, as the pilot killed when a Hellcat crashed in a field near Port Columbus during a routine training flight. Uhrik was ejected about 75 feet from the wreckage and died before reaching the NAS hospital.
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Columbus
Navy
Port Columbus
John G. Uhiik
Naval Reserve
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Naval Air Station
Uhrik
Naval Air Station Hospital
Standard Oil of Ohio Declares Stock Dividend
Standard Oil of Ohio declares a stock dividend of two one hundredths of a share per common share outstanding November 29, payable December 16. Directors also authorize a regular cash dividend of 25 cents per share, bringing total 1925 year payouts to $1 per common share, payable December 16.
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Cleveland
Standard Oil Co
Ohio
Judge Frank Acton Dies at 74 After Stroke
Judge Frank M. Acton, 74, long serving on the Fairfield County Common Pleas Court, died today after a paralytic stroke. A widely known jurist, he reportedly handled about 8,000 cases with only four reversals by higher courts.
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Lancaster
Frank M. Acton
Fairfield County Common Pleas Court
Child dies after neighbor's cleaning fluid blast
Four year old Jimmy Pence, son of Mr and Mrs Dobbin Pence, died hours after suffering burns in an explosion at a neighbor's home. The incident occurred in Greenfield. Further details were not provided.
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Child
Burns Greenfield
Jimmy Pence
Dobbin Pence
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