Third Cleveland Industries Hit By Four Day Strike
Defense production halted at Cleveland Graphite Bronze Co makers of bearings the third local plant struck in four days. Other actions included Plum Brook ordnance plant wage dispute and Midland Steel Products Co negotiations.
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Cleveland Graphite Bronze Co
Plum Brook
Sandusky
AFL
OPM
Graphite Bronze Co
Mechanics Educational Society
Midland Steel Products Co
Cleveland
United Automobile Workers
CIO
Detroit
Monarch Aluminum Co
Independent Aluminum Workers Organization, Inc
Niles
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Niles Rolling Mill Co
Ernest Webb
SWOC
Akron
County Agents To Plan Ohio Food Increase
About 200 Ohio farm leaders met in Columbus to discuss proposed increases in dairy poultry pork soybeans and vegetables production as part of a national emergency effort. Extension service workers were summoned to plan agency roles while the fall conference Oct 14 17 was postponed due to the arm defense program. Farm women were urged to participate actively.
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Columbus
Ohio
H. C
Extension Service
Ramtower
T Here
Ohio Oil Company Buys Michigan Wells
Reed City Michigan. Ohio Oil Company buys Weber Oil Company holdings for 5 million dollars. Sale includes producing wells and all leases. Clark No 1 well yields 20000 barrels daily, largest in the field.
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Ohio Oil Company
Michigan Wells
Reed City, Mich
E Reed City Oil Field
E Weber Oil Company
Bayity
Mich
Ohio Oil Couy
E Weber Company
Clark No. 1
Sarah Knight Dies At Home Of Her Son
Mrs. Sarah E. Knight 91 died at Curtis Knight’s home on Klooper Street. Born 1850 near West Union Deddridge County West Virginia she was the eldest of nine children of Daniel and Nancy Hudkins. Her husband Hamilton Knight died 25 years ago. Funeral Sunday at 1 30 at Wesleyan Methodist Church Pratt Street with burial in Coolville Cemetery. Friends may call after 6 30 this evening at Curtis Knight’s home.
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Sarah E. Knight
Curtis Knight
Klooper St
Daniel
Nancy Hudkins
West Union
Deddridge County
W. Va
Hamilton Knight
Wesleyan Methodist
Pratt St
Coolville
Cox Says Ohio Solid Behind Foreign Policy
After meeting with President Roosevelt James M Cox declared Ohio sentiment is solid behind the President's foreign policy reflecting continued support from his state for the administration's international approach.
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Cox
Ohio
Washington
Roosevelt
James M. Cox
Plan Rescue For Flier on Devil's Tower
SUNDANCE Wyoming George Hopkins a Rapid City daredevil remains atop Devil’s Tower with orders not to leave until rescuers reach him. He has a field tent blankets and dinner dropped by Clue Ice Spearfish with a descent planned by Ernest Field ranger and Warren Gorrell guide to reach the northeasterly spire for a midweek rescue after his tower landing on a wager.
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Sundance
Wyo
George Hopkins
Rapid City
S. D
Devil's Tower
Wyoming
Clue Ice
Spearfish
Flyer
Rocky Mountain National Park
Ernest Field
Warren Gorrell
Denver
Wyoming Rock
Hopkins
Urge Roosevelt to Press Religious Freedom in Soviet Union
Father Edmund A Walsh of Georgetown University urged President Roosevelt to directly push for full religious freedom in Soviet Russia. He said recent events show a definite and constructive move is needed, criticizing the Russian constitution's guarantees as a hollow shell after the president described them as similar to those in the United States.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Soviet Russia
Edmund A. Walsh
Georgetown University
United States
Father Walsh
Striking Workers Warned to Return or Lose Jobs
Logan district WPA manager Fred Roose told about 200 road workers who quit protesting a split shift that they must return within five days or face automatic discharge under WPA rules. He cited equipment shortages as the cause of the schedule change.
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Logan
Fred Roose
Zanesville
Bomb Six Synagogues In Unoccupied France
Six synagogues in Vichy’s unoccupied zone were bombed this morning in Paris. Explosions destroyed interiors and left walls standing as authorities investigated the incidents.
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France
Vichy
Paris
Roosevelt Seeks Bipartisan Talk on Neutrality Act
President Roosevelt said a bipartisan conference with Senate leaders next Tuesday will decide on possible revisions to the Neutrality Act. He noted no thought of changing current combat zone delineations and warned against revoking the 1939 proclamation that blocks arming merchant ships.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Congress
White House
Bloom
N. Y
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Pepper
D. Fla
Capitol Hill
Taft
Ohio
Foreign Relations Committee
Great Britain
Russia
Munitions Control Board
United States
Clark
Fish
Shannon
Samuel B. Pettengill
Indiana
Robert E. Wood
America First Committee
Wheeler
Mont
Pettengill
Third World Series Game Postponed by Rain at Ebbets Field
The third game between the Yankees and Dodgers at Ebbets Field was postponed by Commissioner Landis after steady rain made the field unplayable.
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Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
Yankees
Dodgers
Landis
Nazis Renew Aerial Raids On England
German attacks hit at least five towns in England as the Battle of Britain resumes with heavy casualties in the hardest hit city. RAF strikes targeted Brest St Nazaire and German-held airfields while ships were damaged off Gravelines and Dover Strait. An exchange of wounded prisoners paused operations at Newhaven and Dieppe.
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London
Britain
Dover Strait
RAF
Brest
France
St Nazaire
Gravelines
Army to finish eight recreation centers in 75 days
Lt. Col B. F. Vandervoort announced that eight recreation centers for soldiers and defense workers will be completed within 75 days across Ohio Indiana West Virginia and Kentucky as part of the Fifth Zone quarter master project.
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Columbus
B. F. Vandervoort
Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
Kentucky
England backs Russia while banning Daily Worker
Morrison announces the Daily Worker will not resume publication as the government labels the Communist Party disloyal. Churchill’s Conservatives vote confidence in him for backing Russia as ally in the war against Hitler. The essay weighs public reaction to Soviet religious policy and warns against Moscow attempting to impose its world revolution.
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America
House of Commons
Morrison
Daily Worker
Communist Party
Great
Conservative Party of
Britain
Churchill
Russia
England
Hitler
Ohio Infantry Moves Back to Camp Shelby
Ohio's 37th Infantry Division is ordered to bivouac out of Alexandria and begin return to Camp Shelby Mississippi today. Leaves were cancelled and a 48 hour pass period interrupted as soldiers were recalled amid the sudden relocation.
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Alexandria
Ohio
Camp Shelby
Miss
S7th
Mrs Susan Ebershach Succumbs in Pomeroy
Mrs Susan Ebershach age 77 died at her home in Pomeroy after a brief illness. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. She was widow of Val Ebershach and leaves a son Paul at home J P Kieling a son by a former marriage and three daughters Mrs Susie Evans of Zanesville Mrs Joe Raub of Pomeroy and Mrs Clarence Harbrecht Hamilton One son died two years ago.
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Pomeroy
Susan Ebershach
Ebershach
Val Ebershach
Paul
J. P. Kieling
Susie Evans
Zanesville
Joe Raub
Clarence Harbrecht
Hamilton
Portsmouth Man Held On Manslaughter Charge
Arthur Bagby sixty four was held on a manslaughter charge after a park shooting that left Harry Wikoff thirty six dead. Bagby claimed self defense and said Wikoff had threatened him and carried a hammer. Police Captain Lee Startzman reported the statements.
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Portsmouth
Arthur Bagby
Harry Wikoff
Lee Startzman
Bagby
Wikoff
Startzman
War Department Plans Columbus Recruitment Drive
The War Department asked the Fifth Corps Area at Columbus to recruit 3,301 men for three year enlistments during October November and December.
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Columbus
Fifth Corps
War Department
Hitler Claims Gigantic Soviet Move Will Bring Victory
Reichsfuehrer Adolf Hitler returned to Berlin and told 25,000 Nazis that a gigantic new development in the Russian campaign began in the last hours and would smash the enemy in the east, asserting Russia had been beaten and praising German captures of 2.5 million prisoners, 22,900 guns, 18,000 tanks. Soviet reports meanwhile said Red Army had driven back German forces near Leningrad by about 30 miles and advanced at several fronts, with Red Star noting a river crossing after a 10 day battle.
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Fucher
Russia
U.S.S.R
Germany
Hitler
Churchill
Fuehrer
Berlin
Gulf of Finland
Black Sea
Leningrad
Red Star
Violence in Nazi Held Lands and Reprisals Across Europe
Reports from Berlin describe Prague mayor Otokar Klapka condemned to death by the German people's court for rebellion. Slovakia decrees death for sabotage as firing squads execute 18 in Prague and Brno with three Jews hanged as Gestapo agents amid a broader crackdown. Soviet fronts show counterattacks near Leningrad and heavy losses for German forces in Ukraine, while Moscow signals a potential new drive toward Moscow. In Australia John Curtain to form government after Fadden resignation. Japan protests oil and rubber shipments from the Netherlands East Indies to Russia as Tokyo warns of unfriendly attitudes.
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Europe
Berlin
Prague
Otokar Klapka
Gestapo
Protectorate
Leningrad
Klementi Voroshilovy
Dnieper
London
Germany
Moscow
Ukraine
Kharkov
Donets River
Australia
John Curtain
Arthur W. Fadden
Netherlands East Indies
Russia
Koh Ishii
Tokyo
Indies
Officials Seek Cause Of Destructive Blast
Cumberland Maryland officials investigated a powerful explosion that damaged three two story buildings in the city core. It injured 23 people, two critically, with Theodore Hershberger and Dr John Christ among those at risk as flames trapped Hershberger for nearly an hour and hurled Christ from his second story office.
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Cumberland
Maryland
Theodore Hershberger
Cresaptown
John Christ
Hershberger
Christ
Deferred Draftees May Lose Jobs for Army
Ohio employers were told by State Selective Service that men over 28 released from the army could replace draft age workers with occupational deferments. Lt. Col. Furman G. Spencer said the process should allow all selective service age men to gain military training and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Selective Service
Furman G. Spencer
Firecracker Slayer Sentenced to One to Twenty Years
Hayes A. McLean 72, former Cedarville marshal, was sentenced in Xenia to one to 20 years in the Ohio Penitentiary for the July Fourth eve killing of Wallace Collins an 18 year old Ohio State University student.
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Xenia
Hayes A. McLean
Cedarville
Ohio Penitentiary
Wallace Collins
Ohio State University
Fleishman Sentenced in Cemetery Lot Sindle Case
Chicago report says Lou Fleishman, 35, released from Columbus Ohio penitentiary, was sentenced to one year and one day in federal prison after pleading guilty to a cemetery lot swindle.
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Chicago
Ohio
Columbus
Lou Fleishman
Ohio Fuel Is Cut by Ickes
Eastern Ohio faces gasoline shortages as an Ickes order blocks shipments from the eastern seaboard. About one-tenth of Ohio’s supply is affected, with Pennsylvania and West Virginia supplying part of the region. Executives from two unnamed firms plan to protest but will keep shipments from the East.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Seaboard
Harold L. Ickes
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Midwest
Lindbergh to Speak Tonight in Fort Wayne Address
Charles A. Lindbergh will address a select audience under police protection at the Gospel Temple in Fort Wayne Indiana. The event sponsored by the America First Committee seats 4 000 and will be broadcast at 8 30 p m CST Senator D Worth Clark will also speak. Idaho listed as state of senator.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Charles A. Lindbergh
America First Committee
Gospel Temple
D. Worth Clark
Westinghouse to furlough 300 workers in Mansfield
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company announced it would furlough 300 workers here next Monday due to an OPM order curtailing refrigerator production. The firm had laid off 700 others last Monday because of a materials shortage.
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Mansfield
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Boy 13 Electrocuted Touching Wires in Tree
In Cincinnati a 13 year old, John Helton son of Mrs Pearl M Helton of Norwood, was electrocuted after touching live electric wires while perched in a tree.
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Cincinnati
John Helton
Pearl M. Helton
Norwood
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