Government Secret Union Delays Action in Coal Strike Case
UMW leader John L. Lewis ordered to stand trial for contempt of court in the soft coal walkout dispute. Judge T. Alan Goldsborough set a Wednesday trial date after ruling Lewis failed to purge contempt and overrode union objections to jurisdiction.
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Lewis
T. Alan Goldsborough
District Court For
District of Columbia
John L. Lewis
Justice Goldsborough
UMW
Washington
Goldsborough
United Mine
Welly K. Hopkins
Hopkins
John F. Sonnett
Borough
John Sennett
Survivors Rescued After Alpine Plane Crash Igloo Shelter
Twelve Americans survived five days on a glacier after a U S Army C 53 crash near Interlaken Switzerland. They lived on candy and melted snow, rescued by Swiss and U S forces in nine shuttle flights to Meiringen then Vienna bound hospital train.
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Interlaken
Switzerland
United States Army
Vienna
Meiringen
Gault Glacier
Pisa
Munich
Munich Post
Here
U. S
Pista Hitz
Victor Hug
Wayne G. Folsom
Postville
Badges Taken From Officers in Tacoma Raids
Tacoma police chief says two more patrolmen were stripped of their badges for unauthorised raids. The action follows a prior move against 10 officers for vigilante raids Saturday night. Over twenty arrests were made Sunday for drunkenness disorderly conduct or illegal liquor retail. The suspended officers joined four participants from Saturday as civilian witnesses.
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Tacoma
Wash
Percy J. Gregg
Ohio Ensign Dies in Pensacola Aircraft Crash
Ensign Bradford Dale Miller of West Jefferson was fatally injured in a plane crash near Choc taw Field during carrier landing practice. The crash occurred Saturday while Miller piloted a fighter type aircraft, as reported by the Navy public information office.
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Pensacola
Fla
Bradford Dale Miller
West Jefferson
Choctaw Field
Navy Public Information Office
Miller
Mrs Dickinson Sees Russia On Tour
The Manchester Union article reprinted in The West Virginia Club Woman notes Mrs. Dickinson’s Russia tour observations. She questions the iron curtain and claims religion is not frowned upon, citing Communist doctrine as seeing religion as an opiate while noting strict controls on visitors.
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Manchester
N. H
West Virginia Club Woman
Russia
Shot At Coal Truckers Resume Duties Today
BRIDGEPORT Three truckers from Tiltonsville and Brilliant reported they were fired upon last Friday at the Tamer Coal Company's Glen Robins Strip Mine and planned to resume work today. They said they would continue as long as the mine operates. The incident was reported to the FBI. none were injured.
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Bridgeport
Tamer Coal Company
Glen Robins
S. Pados
Clarence Slint
Tiltonsville
Thomas Chelfont
Brilliant
FBI
School Chief Blocks Member Solicitation in Classrooms
Cuyahoga County School Superintendent W. L. Shuman announced that organizers for the United States Teachers Association cannot solicit members during classroom hours in county schools. He noted that in one school organizers went from room to room to enroll teachers.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
W. L. Shuman
United States Teachers Association
Fugitives From Grafton Camp Held in Lancaster
Four inmates from the Grafton Honor Camp Mansfield Reformatory were bound over to the grand jury without bond on armed robbery charges. The holdup of a dry cleaning shop led to a police chase to Millersburg Wednesday night.
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Lancaster
Grafton
Mansfield Reformatory
Millersburg
REA Approves $50,000 Loan for Darke Rural Electric Coop
The Rural Electric Administration approved a $50,000 loan Friday for the Darke Rural Electric Cooperative, Inc. The loan approval was announced from Greenville and confirms support for the cooperative’s local utility projects.
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REA
Greenville
Darke Rural Electric Cooperative, Inc
OSU Gifts Approved by Board of Trustees
Ohio State University's board of trustees approved gifts totaling 16,114.50 and land research contracts worth 58,585. The actions were announced in Columbus and reflect campus funding decisions impacting research and development.
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OSU
Columbus
Ohio State University
Cleveland CPA Authorizes 45 Projects Valued at 1 172 76
The Civilian Production Administration in Cleveland announced approval of 45 projects totaling 1 172 76 and rejection of 11 projects costing 260 000. Glenn W. Thompson, district manager for 23 northern Ohio counties, said the CPA facilities review committee in Washington also approved on appeal a 1 455 250 Ohio Power Co project to expand facilities at Brilliant Jefferson County.
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Cleveland
Civilian Production Administration Office
Glenn W. Thompson
Ohio
Thompson
CPA
Washington
Ohio Power Co
Brilliant
Jefferson County
One Killed, 11 Injured In Dixie Highway Crash
Covington Kentucky a Greyhound bus and an automobile collided on the Dixie Highway killing Everett C. Cress 30 of Burlington Kentucky. Eleven bus passengers were injured none seriously. Ohio victims were Edgar Jones 44 and daughter Lois Jones 19 of Cincinnati.
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Covington
Everett C. Cress
Burlington
Southeastern Greyhound
Dixie Highway
Here
Edgar Jones
Lois Jones
Cincinnati
Japanese Diet reconvenes for 91st extraordinary session
The Japanese Diet resumes today in Tokyo for its 91st extraordinary session amid signals that another dissolution demand may be brought forward.
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Tokyo
Fulbright backs outlawing strikes in key industries
Senator Fulbright proposed Congress outlaw strikes and require arbitration in coal oil steel transportation and public utilities to shield the economy. He urged a new arbitration agency or a special court and possible government price and regulatory powers to resolve wage disputes amid the coal walkout and Truman conference talks.
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Washington
Senator Fulbright
D-Ark
Congress
Fulbright
Interstate Commerce Commission
Arkansas
Truman
John L. Lewis
Brother Kills Sleeping Youth With Shotgun
In Columbus, Joseph Wallo, 21, was shot in a bedroom while sleeping. His brother Jack Wallo, 19, was detained after coroner ruled homicide. Authorities said Jack claimed the shooting was accidental as he retrieved a shotgun from a corner near the bed.
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Columbus
Joseph Wallo
Jack Wallo
John H. Richardson
Joseph X. Sigrist
Sigrist
Columbus State Hospital
Wallo
Joseph
FDR Memorial Drive Reaches Donation Goal in Six Days
Britons raised 160000 dollars for a Franklin D Roosevelt memorial statue in six days Most contributions were five shillings about one dollar Sir Campbell Stuart treasurer announced the appeal closed Donations to the American war dead may be given at St Pauls Cathedral
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London
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Campbell Stuart
St. Paul’s Cathedral
New Life Is Assured For Ohio Blue Baby
Patricia Weider a nine year old from Canton has undergone a delicate heart operation at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore and is now pronounced cured of the blue baby condition. She returns home with her mother Mrs Kenneth Weider after escaping a rapid death.
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Canton
Patricia Weider
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Kenneth Weider
Patricia
Railroader Clarence Heiserman dies at 84 in Philadelphia
Funeral services will be held here tomorrow for Clarence Benjamin Heiserman 84 retired vice president and general counsel of the Pennsylvania Railroad who died last night.
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Philadelphia
Clarence Benjamin Heiserman
The
Pennsylvania Railroad
Soviet scientist reports new atomic break up and physics chairs
A Soviet scientist claimed a new kind of disintegration of the atomic nucleus. S I Vavilov credited P I Lukirsky as a leading candidate for five newly created physics chairs, noting his work on photoelectricity and X-ray polarization. Leningrad geophysicists also reported the deepest earth crust sounding yet at 32 kilometers, deemed of great practical significance.
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Moscow
S. I. Vavilov
Soviet Academy of Science
P. I. Lukirsky
Lukirsky
Leningrad University
Leningrad
B. N. Yanovsky
Vavilov
Fourteen-year-old confesses family murder in Maryland
Four teen Robert Snyder, charged with shotgun slaying of his father mother and sister, reportedly showed little concern for the murder charge and preferred avoiding the crime scene. He allegedly took his father's wallet and car after the killings and later went with a friend to a movie before turning himself in.
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Rockville
Robert Snyder
Joseph B. Simpson
Bobbie
Washington
Freighters Sink After Collision Off Florida Coast
Two small freighters collide and sink about 30 miles south of Miami in the Straits of Florida. The Evangelos reported distress after leaving Miami for Haiti and was said to carry 10 crew. the Marsidee from Nassau carried 7. Coast Guard rescued search underway for 17 aboard both vessels.
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Miami
Fla
Coast Guard
Evangelos
Haiti
Nassau
Straits of Florida
Marsidee
Former Campaign Man Released on Parole
William E. Dewitt, 53, of Springfield, former campaign manager for ex Sheriff Niles E. Young, was released on parole from Ohio Penitentiary. Dewitt entered the Navy in 1945 to serve a 110 year sentence for perjury and bribery. Young remains jailed in Clark County on appeal from a bribery conviction.
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Columbus
William E. Dewitt
Springfield
Niles E. Young
Clark County
Ohio
Dewitt
Navy
Young
Dems In End Zone After Election Loss
Rep. Wickersham says Democrats feel the sting of defeat as he jokes about Army Navy tickets ending up in the end zone. Rep. Clarence Brown notes Republicans now exert influence and discovers his own tickets in the end zone too.
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Washington
Wickersham
D-Okla
Clarence Brown
Ohio
Eighth Cavalry Officers Fete Unit's Birthday
Eleven veteran officers and men who served with the Eighth Cavalry Regiment helped celebrate the unit's 80th birthday in Tokyo on Saturday. Wartime members were recalled to march with the regimental standard, including First Sgt. Vescor Mullins Gypsum C T-5 William D. Mountain Jefferson O and Pfc. George W. Sifers Jr. Minden W Va.
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Tokyo
Eighth Cavalry Regiment
Vescor Mullins
Gypsum
William D. Mountain
Jefferson
George W. Sifers, Jr
Minden
W. Va
Legion Collects $20,000 In Memorial Fund Drive
East Liverpool reports $20,000 of a $50,000 goal raised in a memorial building campaign. The American Legion plans a $100,000 structure on a $19,800 site with a $50,000 donation commitment.
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Legion
East Liverpool
American Legion Today
the Legion
Lausche Seeks Statewide Power Saving Plan
Gov. Frank Lausche revived the wartime Committee on Fuel Conservation to draft a light and power saving program during the coal mine shutdown. The panel will consider Krug's city brownout ideas and coal stock reports from the Public Utilities Commission. In Columbus, Mayor Rhodes plans talks with utility officials and merchants on dimmed lights during the work stoppage.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Krug
State Public Utilities Commission
James A. Rhodes
Fire Ravages River Town in Indiana Industry Destroyed
CANELTON Ind Fire swept through Lehman Manufacturing Co No 1 and No 2 plants destroying a furniture and toy factory that had converted from ammunition boxes. The blaze also destroyed five houses and a grocery, leaving four in ten workers unemployed in a town of 2500 amid prior flood scars.
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Canelton
Ind
Ohio River
Lehman Manufacturing Co. of America, Inc
Fugitives from Ark POW stockade arrested in Chicago
Two former Italian soldiers fled Camp Grady stockade in Arkansas a year ago. They settled in Chicago where they married and become expectant fathers before federal agents arrested them on Saturday.
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Chicago
FBI
Camp Grady
Ark
Courts Consider Delaying Trial in Lewis Contempt Case
Dimont reports defense argues the restraining order was illegal and not binding. Hopkins seeks post midweek adjournment citing late government briefing and public interest. Officials say aim is to prove the 400000 United Mine Workers strike illegal and deter future action. A nationwide dimout hits 21 states with coal shortages, rail cuts, and mass layoffs in Steelworker, factory sectors.
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Hopkins
Sennett
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Union
Pope Appeals To U S Youth Urges Faith Among Americans
Vatican radio relay quotes Pope Pius XII declaring America’s hour and urging U S youth to carry the torch of faith to the ends of the earth. He recalls Jesuit missionary Isaac Jogues and two companions killed 300 years ago by American Indians and says the martyr’s message rings across the country.
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Vatican City
America
Pius XII
Isaac Jogues
United States
Gulf
Record Flight Climb Claim Set At Cleveland Airport
Lt. Comdr. M. W. Davenport piloted a Grumman Bearcat FSF-1 in a 10 000 foot climb in 100 seconds from a standing start and achieved a takeoff in 115 feet at Cleveland Airport. If certified by instrument readings, it would set a new climb record.
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Cleveland
M. W. Davenport
Tetanus Fatal in Cincinnati Boy Dies from Nail Wound
Tetanus from a wound caused by a rusty nail thrown by a playmate proved fatal yesterday to Robert Foley, 13, in Cincinnati. The injury occurred near his home and prompted renewed warnings about tetanus shots for children.
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Cincinnati
Robert Foley
Akron Teachers Seek Immediate $600 Cost-of-Living Boost
John C. Griffith chairman of the teachers action committee says a wage boost of 600 dollars is to be presented to the Akron School Board. The committee includes about 95 percent of Akron’s 1,351 teachers.
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AKRON
Akron School Board
John C. Griffith
Griffith
Dean at Ohio State urges funding for great scholars
The dean emeritus of Ohio State University's graduate school urged the university to spend money to attract and retain great scholars. He warned that wartime losses of a generation of young scholars could cripple many future projects.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
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