Plans Renew Columbus Walkout Talks Hit by Doubt
Columbus workers brace for renewed talks as the Clo-Transport Workers Union and Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co renew negotiations over a 30 cent an hour wage increase a closed shop and reduced hours. The strike has left 640 idle workers with 200 streetcars and buses in the barn while downtown traffic rises and taxis fill demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Clo-Transport Workers Union
C. Cole
Cole
Warren
Warren Transportation Co
AFL
Howard M. Metzenbaum
Security Service, Inc
Youngstown
Metzenbaum
Covington Newspaper Sold to Dayton Men
Troy report says Joseph J. Lee and H J. Miller announce sale of the Stillwater Valley News in Covington to Dayton investors John T. Phillips and Daniel J. Beckner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Dayton Men
TROY
Joseph J. Lee
H J. Miller
Stillwater Valley News
John T. Phillips
Daniel J. Beckner
Dayton
SAM SIMMONS Predicts Science Shapes Future History
The writer contemplates a distant era dominated by scientific progress. He believes medicine will extend lifespans and that automation could free people from work. He notes potential shifts in political focus and the enduring question of how idleness and culture will evolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Washington
Lincoln
Meat shortage relief unlikely this week
Washington officials report no clear plan to ease the meat shortage. Proposals include easing controls to boost marketing or government seizure of livestock, with Secretary Anderson noting possible market action but not a total supply increase.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Clinton P. Anderson
White House
Spence D-ay
Paper Shortage Probe Opens in Congress
A congressional subcommittee convened to investigate current paper shortages, focusing on newsprint as well as cleansing and toilet tissues. CPA Chief John D Small assured no publications will halt due to paper scarcity, while discussions include lifting price controls to ease the shortage. Rep Clarence Brown, a publisher, notes newspapers with controls removed argue newsprint price is not a major production cost.
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Sioux City
Congressional Food Study Committee
Midwest
Thomas L. Jenkins
Ohio
Allan B. Kline
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Kline
Washington
CPA
John D. Small
Boren
Americcan
Puoblishers Association
Raid Decision May Be Halted In Akron
In Akron UFI reports Republican gubernatorial candidate Thomas Herbert predicts the Trumbull County liquor board will delay raid decision outcomes until after the November election. He notes the board took months to respond after the raid and cites 46 certified liquor violations in Cleveland with only four responses.
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AKRON
UFI— Liquor Board
Trumbull County
Thomas Qd
Herbert
Thomas
Governor's Liquor Board
Cleveland Police Department
Father Slaying Trial Lacks Jury Selection
The case of Harry McKeever Jr., aged 23, charged with second degree murder in his father’s death on July 5, enters its second day in Common Pleas Court as jurors await selection. Nine of a tentative twenty jurors were excused after defense attorney Roy Roof and Prosecuting Attorney Rex Hanna questioned them.
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Kenton
Harry McKeever, Jr
Common Pleas Court
Roy Roof
Rex. Hanna
Ex-GIs Seek Old Jobs Back at Akron Tavern
U S District Attorney Don Miller filed in Federal Court a petition for a mandatory injunction to restore ex GI workers to pano flayer jobs at Riley's tavern in Akron. Named individuals include Joseph DiNuaro of Akron and Calvin B Conway of Alliance.
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Clevelani
Taro
Pano
Akron
U.S
Don Miller
Riley
Joseph Duiauro
Calvin B. Conway
Alliance
Death of 10 year old burns victim in hospital
Coroner Herbert P. Lyle reports Joseph Metzcar of Middletown died at Children's Hospital from burns he suffered last week.
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Cincinnati
Herbert P. Lyle
Joseph Metzcar
Middletown
Children's Hospital
Early Shipping Walkout Pact Evidenced by Union Leaders
Leaders of AFL and CIO unions and government officials reported the maritime commission may enforce contract changes on all government vessels. The dispute centers on East Coast shipowners versus Pacific Coast owners, with last minute settlement talks promising a possible end to the walkout. Separately a car crash left Leroy Libomb, 23, injured with chest and shoulder injuries after colliding with a utility pole.
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FRESS
AFL
CIO
Maritime Commission
Wold
Pacific
Sabotage Rumor Flanks Pittsburgh Power Line
A Duquesne Light Co spokesman suggested sabotage after a 22 000 volt line failure left about 28 000 residents in Clairton and Wilson Borough without power for over 30 minutes. Officials and union leaders met with mediators to resolve a trolley and bus strike that has crippled city transit and spurred unemployment claims. the utility continued limited service to vital users.
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Pittsburgh
Independent Association of Employes of
Duquesne Light and Associated Companies
U. S
Power Union
Patrick J. O'Brien
International Union
W U. S. Employment Service
Duquesne Light
Draft Dodger Turned Artist Pleads Guilty in Detroit
Lloyd Iring Chavis, 33, a self styled poet and artist, pleaded guilty in Detroit to violating the Selective Service Act. He dodged the draft for five years with help from two school teachers and was arrested at his Ann Arbor girlfriend's apartment. He blamed his wife's blue eyes for starting his trouble and argued that artists are more important than soldiers. He remains held on $1,000 bond awaiting sentencing.
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Detroit
Ann Artor
Lloyd Iring Chavis
Theodore Levin
Trieste Statute Clash Hampers Big Four Plans
Yugoslav delegate Pijade accused the United States and Britain of betraying the Big Four accord on Trieste to favor a Anglo American military base. He warned the city should not endure a colonial style regime under foreign troops and urged drafting Trieste’s statute to Free State status with democratic governance.
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Paris
United States
Great Britain
Free State of
Trieste
Adriatic
Pijade
Foreign Ministers Council
U. S
Yugoslavia
Tom Connally
Gladwyn Jehbb
Thescene
Free ‘State
Foreign Ministers’ Council
Ohio Valley Power Plant Planned in Pleasants County
Monongahela Power Company plans a 2.7 million dollar modern power plant in Benzinger Township Pleasants County to supply current for new industries in the Ohio Valley. The project has advisory committee approvals in CPA groups in Charleston Parkersburg and West Virginia, with state Civilian Production Administration support expected in Morgantown. The plant would include a powerhouse coal handling and task disposal facilities, touted as among the nation's most modern.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
UPI
Pleasants County
Ohio Valley
Monongahela Power Company
CPA
Central
West Virginia
Charleston
Parkersburg
Alex Cooper
Civilian Production Administration
Morgantown
Benzinger Township
Arab Parley Suspended with Indefinite Adjournment
London reports the Palestine conference adjourned for an indefinite period as Arab delegations may return home. The sixth meeting, attended by Foreign Secretary Bevin and Colonial Secretary Hall, began 22 days ago. A press conference is planned tomorrow to unveil the Arab plan for settling the Palestine problem.
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London
Ernest Bevin
George Hall
Dairy Prices Eyed by OPA
OPA examines dairy prices in a closed Price Decontrol Board session as producers seek higher ceilings. The board previously left dairy prices free of caps, with a 27 percent rise in chocolate and related products taking effect today.
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OPA
Washington
Lake States Agree on Streamlined Unemployment Tax Plan
Eight Great Lakes states and the Lake Carriers Association agreed to a reciprocal plan simplifying unemployment payments for seamen. Under the scheme taxes are paid where the employer’s office is located and cover all seamen in member states. Police Chief Otto Dvorak of Seven Hills Village faces probation for alleged negligence after missing school bus duty, spending time at liquor permit premises, failing to appear in traffic court, releasing a prisoner without bond, and delaying an accident report.
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Mernberg
Germany
Allied Control Council
Clem
Hermann Goering
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Berlin
Gersiman
Martin Bormann
Power Commission
Council
Nuernberg
Hjalmar Schacht
Franz von Papen
Rhine
Hans Fritsche
Marishal Wilhelm Keitel
Gol
Alfred Jodl
Fritz Sauckel
Bolester
Britain
France
Russia
United States
Berelin
Adolf Hitler
Fuehrer
Ware
Goering
von Ribbenstrop
Keitel
Ernst Kaltenbrunner
Hans Frank
Wilhelm Frick
Alfred Rosenberg
Cleveland
Great Lakes States
Lake Carriers Association
Lakes
Otto Dvorak
Seven Hills Village
Raymond J. Calvin
Dvorak
Water Company Appeals City Takeover Ruling
Circleville Ohio Water Service Co. says it will appeal to the Court of Appeals after Pickaway County Common Pleas denied its bid for an injunction to stop the city from taking over and operating Circleville's water system.
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Circleville
Ohio Water Service Co
Pickaway Counts Common Pleas
Circleville Water System
Police Nab Shoplifter With $2000 in Goods
AKRON A 53 year old man described by police as a shoplifter had more than $2000 in stolen merchandise when arrested. He claimed to be from Zanesville. The items, seized in eight suitcases and a trunk, were described as varied and believed stolen from stores in Akron Cleveland Pittsburgh Warren and Mansfield.
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Akron
Zanesville
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Warren
Mansfield
Tobacco Manufacturer George Stevens Is Dead
Cincinnati business leader George Hilary Stevens aged 68, head of the G. H Stevens Tobacco Co. in Cincinnati and Lexington and president of the Huntington Tobacco Co. in West Virginia, died Monday night at his home. He also owned several racehorses.
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George Stevens
Cincinnati
George Hillary Stevens
G. H Stevens Tobacco Co
Lexington
Huntington, W. Va
Prize Jersey cows flown in from Ontario to Columbus
Seven prize Jersey cows were flown into Columbus yesterday from Ontario, California, arriving in about 12 hours as a crowd gathered for the landing of the bomber Truculent Turtle. The cattle were housed in pairs with heads pointed forward aboard the two engine transport.
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Columbus
Colume
Ontario
Calif
Hull Urges Big Five Unity On His 68th Birthday
Gravely ill former Secretary of State Cordell Hull counseled the Big Five to replace dangerous differences with mutual confidence or risk impalpable disaster. He spoke from the U S Naval Hospital where he recovers from a stroke while drafting experiences for a postwar world peace lesson. Hull warned that national point differences loom larger than common interests and urged continuous cooperation to restore and sustain peace and security.
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Washington
Jpi
Carter Hull
Hull
U. S. Naval Hospital
Roosevelt
United Nations
Alles
Truman
Henry Wallace
Byrnes
Rawiq
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American National Livestock Association
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Congress
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Youngstown Hospital
Ronald F. Smith
Grand Junction
Colo
Brown Palace
James Mullen
Pocatello
Ida
Roy M. Green
Colorado A. & M. College
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Culver City
NEA Telephoto
Ohio Valley Power Plant
Lake States
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