Ohio Coal Strike Hits Mills and Telephone Workers Poll
The Associated Press reports a broad labor upheaval as a 200,000 telephone operators strike vote unfolds for a four hour Friday shutdown. Coal mine stoppages idle 23,850 Ohio miners. Republic Steel in Cleveland reports coal shortfalls amid nationwide strikes impacting industry.
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Associated Press
National Federation of Telephone Workers
Bell Telephone System
J. J. Moran
Federation
Moran
Charles W. Whittemore
NLRB
Western Electric Employer Association of
Kearny
N. J
CIO
Western Electric
National Labor Relations Board
AFL
Point Breeze
Baltimore
United Electrical Workers
Chicago
House Favors Heavier Tax Cuts Next Year Than Vinson
Congress moves beyond the administration 5.0 billion tax cut request adopting a Carlson plan that trims surtax brackets by four points and applies exemptions of 500 for the taxpayer and each dependent to the normal tax. The Ways and Means Committee votes to relieve 12,000,000 low income individuals from income taxes after the war. The debate touches government reorganization and merger ideas for War and Navy, with railroads and newsprint inquiries also on the agenda.
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Washington
Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
Secretary of
The
Treasury
Vinson
Ways and Means
Wingon
Carlson
R-Kas
Teddy
Enate
Hand of Boy Shattered by Home Made Bomb in Erie County
In Elyria a 16 year old, John Skok, had his left hand shattered when a crude homemade bomb exploded as he attempted to screw a plug into a three inch pipe coupling after placing 200 matches. Two other boys with him were uninjured. Physicians pursued treatment today to save his hand.
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Elyria
John Skok
Dog Intervenes in Family Quarrel Injures Trio in Cincinnati
In Mt Auburn Cincinnati a family quarrel ended with a dog biting father mother and son. Patrolman Robert Dunningham reported the trio fought until the dog intervened and all three were treated for injuries.
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Cincinnati
Mt. Auburn
Robert Dunningham
Lindberghs Report Daughter Birth at Doctors Hospital
The Daily News reports Mrs Charles A Lindbergh gave birth to a daughter yesterday in New York Citys Doctors Hospital though the facility declined confirmation The item follows news of a Lake Superior iron ore trade showing season shipments on the Great Lakes totaling 61 671 771 tons, 4 231 413 tons below 1944 levels at this point.
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Lindberghs
New York
The
Daily News
Charles A. Lindbergh
Doctors Hospital
Cleveland
Lake Superior Iron Ore Association
Great Lakes
First frost hits central Ohio farms and towns
AP reports the 1945 autumn frost reached central Ohio with 32 degrees at Toledo and 30s elsewhere including Columbus and Dayton. Low temps spread to Newark and Washington D. C., Dayton 36, Columbus 38. Central Ohio farmers fear more frost may harm fodder while late corn planting and rains slow harvest. bureau predicts more frost north tonight but warmer by tomorrow.
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Columbus
Ohio
Toledo
Ark
Dayton
Cincin
Nati
Norwalk
Newark
Washington D.H
Fayette County
Weather Bureau
Sugar ration period may be ended sooner
Discovery of 1,600,000 tons of sugar in Java recently surrendered by the Japanese raised official hopes that sugar rationing might end by spring. Secretary of Agriculture Anderson said Zimmerman believed more large quantities might be found in the Dutch East Indies and other islands. Robert F Wampler, 33, died when his motorcycle collided with a truck in Kent.
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Washington
Java
Anderson
E. C. Zimmerman
Netherlands East Indies
Netherlands
Zimmerman
Potsdam Conference Ends Without Major Accord On All Five Powers
Secretary James Byrnes and Soviet Molotov clashed over blanket participation by the five powers in European settlements. Molotov denied knowledge of any such agreement while Byrnes noted the Potsdam talks closed without a consensus. Byrnes said deputies would continue work on unresolved aspects of the conference.
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London
James F. Byrnes
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Molotov
Harrier Byrnes
Truman
Attlee
France
China
Marshal Stalin
Byrnes
Federal Building Fund Sought From Congress
Congress was urged to approve 193 million for new government buildings in states and territories and 172.405 million for buildings near the District of Columbia. The request was submitted by the Public Buildings Administration and the Post Office Department.
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Washington
Congress
States
Territories
Lar
District of Columbia
Public Buildings Administration
Post Office Department
Japanese famine fears spark cabinet crisis in postwar era
Tokyo dispatch reports General MacArthur restricting Japanese overseas and business communications to approved messages amid famine threats. Tokyo notes Moscow intends to press four power control of Japan as Occupation policy grows in crisis. Rice riots and shortages fuel resignations calls as U S forces plan northern Japan deployments including Hakodate and Sapporo.
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MacArthur
Korea
Russia
United States
Japan
Moscow Radio
Consultative Commission
Nippon
Naruhiko Higashi-Kuni
Higashi-Kuni
Mainichi
Shigeru Noshida
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Yoshida
Tohio Shimada
Ashi
Yomiuri Hoichi
Hokkaido
U. S
Hakodate
Jad
Otaru
Sapporo
Ohio Church Women Conference Discusses Social Issues
The 19th annual Ohio Church Women conference in Columbus ends with talks on forming right world attitudes, church stance on social issues, and future steps for a better world. Mrs. Fred Luchs of Athens reports on leading projects. Mrs. Grace Ford of Warren notes the Daily Vacation Bible School grew to 10 councils with 1,000 enrollment. Mrs. Charles Wade of Cleveland addresses housing challenges for the Negro community.
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Columbus
Ohio Church
Fred Luchs
Athens
Ohio Council of Church
Grace Ford
Warren
Charles Wade
Cleveland
Methodist Church Feader
Truman to serve as best man in Clark Hem ing wedding
President Truman plans to travel to Winchester Virginia on Saturday to act as best man at the wedding of former Senator Bennett C Clark of Missouri and British actress Virginia Heming Clark. Clark’s first wife died two years ago. Later the day he will depart for Blytheville Arkansas and Caruthersville Missouri.
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Washington
Truman
Winchester
Bennett C. Clark
Missouri
Virginia Heming
Clark
Blythesville
Ark
Caruthersville
Oil Strikers Poised to Accept Government Wage Plan
CIO Oil workers near agreement on a government plan to end cross country refinery strikes. The plan would arbitrate wage demands and provide a 15 percent temporary raise. Rejection could trigger federal seizure of refineries. Secretary Schwellenbach warned of threatened civilian stock shortages.
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Washington
CIO
BU Pee
Taos
Schwellenbach
Detroit
OQ. A. Knight
Sinclair Oil Company
Ohio post office projects gain eligibility in federal list
Washington reports Congress approved 193 million for new government buildings nationwide with Ohio listing 15 eligible projects. Commissioner W Englebert Reynolds notes eligibility does not guarantee immediate construction and many may be delayed years. Belpre and Glouster appear on the Ohio list with eighty five thousand dollars each.
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Washington
Congress
Ohio
W. Englebert Reynolds
Belpre
Glouster
Navy POWs Eligible for Discharge After Prison Time
The Navy announced that all Naval Reserve men and officers who have been prisoners of war for 0 days or more are eligible for discharge.
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Washington
Navy
Naval Reserve
Body of Baby Found in River at Wellsville
In Wellsville Ohio the 16 month old Edna Irene Long, missing since Friday, was found floating in the Ohio River. Coroner Ernest Sturgis confirmed the body and Sheriff George Hayes supported it as a drowning. The mother Olive May Long 23 is jailed in Mahoning County on a contributing to delinquency charge for taking her three year old to taverns. Railroad worker David F Harding 21 was taken into custody by Mansfield police after Mrs. Long named him as with her the night of the disappearance.
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Wellsville
Edna Irene Long
Ohio River
Columbiana County
Ernest Sturgis
George Hayes
Olive May Long
Philippines
Bargain Sales of Rum and Brandy Urged in Ohio
Ohio leaders mulls deeper discounting to cut excess slow moving rum and brandy. Prices already cut to cost plus $1 tax per gallon. State Liquor Director asks attorney general if further slash below cost is permissible under liquor law. TIFFIN item notes wartime time remains in effect until Sunday.
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Columbus
Hugh S. Jenkins
Ohio
Robert M. Sonngen
American women rescued after long hideing from island wilds
Two American women reach Manila after dramatic rescues by guerrilla troops led by Col. Russell R. Volckmann. Mrs. Kluge endured 41 months in Northern Luzon mountains while Japanese sought her for 35,000 pesos. Mrs. McQuaid spent three years in Japanese custody before being snatched by Filipino soldiers. Both women survived torture, near beheadings, and a perilous escape with Volckmann’s fighters, then lived in hiding with other missionaries until liberation.
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Manila
Russell R. Volckmann
Clinton
Iowa
Herman Kuige
Sehanacttady
Luzon
Helen
Jd. McQuaid
Los Angeles
Kluge
Fort Santiago
McQuaid
Cagayan Valley
Aparri
Bayombong
14Th Philippine Infantry Regiment
Gasoline Crisis Reported in Ohio Impending Shortage
Ohio officials warned of a statewide gasoline shortage with action needed to secure fuel for essential activities. Governor Lausche planned to decide after the committee's report, while production had fallen about 25 percent. Mines, refineries, and telephone workers faced strikes and walkouts across Ohio, affecting power, coal, and transport as unions pressed wage and work conditions.
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Columbus
Governors Emergency Oil Committee
Lausche
Troop Ships To Arrive On Both Coasts Today
New York dispatch reports more than 26,000 American troops to reach east and west coast ports today aboard 21 troop carriers. Eight ships are due in San Francisco with about 5,400 men and another at Portland Oregon with 1,520. Three ships with over 11,000 troops due at Newport News Virginia, four ships with 6,600 at Boston, and five at New York with about 1,780 troops.
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New York
East
Europe
Pacific
San Francisco
Portland
Ore
Newport News
Basto
Sale of Pays Dropping As Number Increase
COMMMBUS ST) Now ih people don't 9 worry abo ceiling them. Sales of cigarettes are off as the arctic tax division reported today receipts of $1,041,5 for Semember against $3,128,1 for August, when they were scarce.
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Longview
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John L. Lewis
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Randolph
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Youngstown
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NEA Telephoto
Kent
Robert
F_ Wampler
Federal Building Fund
Union Oil Co
Wilmington
Calif
Pacific Coast
NEA
Nimitz
Fleet
Chester W. Nimitz
Oakland Naval Airport
Pearl Harbor
Glouster and Belpre
Island Wilds
Spicer Mfg. Corp
To & P
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Ohio Federation
James E. Sigafoose
Price
Republic Steel Corp
Cio-United Steelworkers of America
Standard Oil Co
Lime
Steven L Markowski
Charter Authority
Gas Refining Co
Franklin
General Motor Corp
Packard Electric
Wayton
Genera Motors Corp
Cio-United Electrical Workers
Railwa Express Agency
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