AFL and CIO Seek Action If WSB Rejects Pay Demands
The AFL seamen’s strike joint committee telegrams William Green and Philip Murray seeking a national 24 hour work stoppage if the Wage Stabilization Board rejects union pay demands. They also urge withdrawal of representatives from the WSB if a ruling is unfavorable. Tugboats resume towing in New York Harbor amid a nationwide strike effect.
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Associated Press
Joint Strike Committee
AFL
William Green
Philip Murray
CIO
Wage Stabilization Board
Green
Murray
WSB
Max Korenblatt
Joint Strike
New York
Washesington
CIO Sailoors
W. Willard Wirtz
New England
New Orleans
Henderson Sugar Refinery, Inc
Cape Nua
Communists Reject Truce Proposal in Chinese Civil Strife
The Communists spurn Chiang Kai-Shek's latest armistice terms in a two and a half hour talk with General Marshall and Chou En-Lai. They demand an unconditional cease fire and refuse to join Stuart Committee discussions until an armistice is promised. Government forces push toward Kalgan as air activity grows around Yenan amid reports of plots in Manchuria.
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Nanking
Chiang Kai-Shek
China
Marshall
U.S
Chou En-Lai
Watlig Ping-Nan
Stuart Committee of Five
U. S
John Leighton Stuart
Generaligsima
Yenan
Harbin
Manchuria
North China
Kalgan
Nurse Slain at Hospital by Intruder in Indianapolis
Miss Alverta Green a 20 year old nurse from Mt. Carmel Illinois was fatally slugged in the Robert W. Long Hospital. Miss Betty Overdeer 20 of Indianapolis another nurse was seriously injured as a man broke into the hospital. Ozella Allen 30 a maid reported encountering the assailant described as a Negro. Green died two hours after the attack. Overdeer remained in critical condition.
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Indianapolis
Alverta Green
Mt. Carmel
Robert W. Long Hospital
Betty Overdeer
John BD. van Nuys
Ozella Allen
Timken Bearing Co appeals NLRB ruling in labor clash
The Timken Roller Bearing Co appealed a National Labor Relations Board decision finding unfair labor practices in its dealings with the CIO United Steelworkers. The appeal is directed to the Sixth Circuit Court in Cincinnati. Ashland College closes freshman enrollment after record turnout of over 450 students as classes begin. Gustav May of Cincinnati named president of the Ohio Association of Insurance Agents, succeeding Leeds Bronson of Hazelton.
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Canton — — i
Timken Roller Bearing Co
National Labor Relations Board
CIO
United Steelworkers of America
Sixth United States Circuit
Cincinnati
Ashland
Ashland College
Heads Association
Columbus
Gustav May
The
Ohio Association of Insurance Agents
Leeds Bronson
Hazilton
Germans gem hoards found in raids across Germany
US Army announces discovery of diamonds gold silver and platinum in raids in American and British zones. Loot allegedly hidden by the Reichsstelle Fuer Edelmetalle to keep assets from Allies. Intelligence says it is conjectural but conceivably aimed at funding nationalist resurgence.
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Frankfurt
Germany
United States Army
Reichsstelle Fuer Edelmetalle
Reich Agency For Precious Metals
Burial of 21 Bodies Delayed by City Grave Strike
Twenty one bodies stored in Spring Grove cemetery receive vault burial delay as a 75 member grave diggers union CIO strike enters its ninth day. Strike began September 3 over a wage contract dispute between cemetery association and workers.
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Cincinnati
Spring Grove Cemetery
United Cemetery ‘Workers Union-Cio
Cemetery Association
Eviction Notice Served On British Squatters
In London a process server delivered eviction notices to about 1000 squatters inside the Duchess of Bedford house a luxury block in Kensington as squatters resist government eviction. Similar seizures were reported at other vacant buildings across greater London with guards posted and encounters at Birmingham.
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London
Duchess of Bedford House
West End
Stanley Henderson
Labor
Birmingham
Sam Blackwell
Midlands District Communist Party
Duchess of Bed
Ford
Kensington
Greater
Fountain Court
Buckingham Palace Road
Record Crop Outlook Cut By Rain Lack
Washington reports the September crop survey shows the largest livestock feed grain supplies in 27 years despite August rain reducing the expected record corn crop by 125 million bushels. Ohio estimates include corn 185,612,000 bushels oats 67,050,000 bushels potatoes 6,552,000 soybeans 18,069,000 apples 2,835,000 and burley tobacco 15,960,000 pounds.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Ohio
Burley Tobacco
Meat Packers Face Closing At Cleveland
Cleveland meat packing plants face closings as small livestock receipts fall. Chester G. Newcomb of Cleveland Provision Co. says his plant is near a standstill and will lay off more workers next week. R. C. Theurer of Theurer Norton Provision Co. warns facilities for killing hogs are underutilized with only 58 hogs killed last week and 117 expected today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Chester G. Newcomb
Cleveland Provision Co
American Meat Institute
R. C. Theurer
Theurer-Norton Provision Co
Gift Probes Planned as Hearings Target Shipbuilder Gifts
Washington UPI The Senate Mead Committee plans public hearings on wartime shipbuilders gifts to about 6000 women who christened ships. Chairman Mead said the gifts and recipients would be withheld until hearings but the maritime commission made them public. The priciest item was a $2516.17 diamond bracelet given to Mrs. William D. Leahy.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Mead Committee
Mead
D-N.y
Maritime Commission
William D. Leahy
Roosevelt
Mansfield Man Leads Air Force Association
The Air Force Association of Ohio elected Alan P. Tap pan of Mansfield as state wing commander. Fred J. Milligan of Columbus was chosen as vice president at the inaugural meeting for the former Army Air Corps veterans.
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Columbus
Air Force Association of Ohio
Alan P. Tappan
Mansfield
Army Air Corps
Fred J. Milligan
Radio Springfield Seeks Permit for New Stand ard Station
SPRINGFIELD. Radio Springfield Inc has applied to the Federal Communications Commission in Washington for permission to operate a new standard radio station on 940 kilocycles with one kilowatt power during daytime hours.
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Springfield
Radio Springfield, Inc
Federal Communications Commission
Washington
Man Dies After Truck Rim Strikes Head
Max Zillig of Cincinnati died yesterday from injuries after a truck rim flew loose when a tire blew out. The incident occurred as he was near the scene in Hamilton.
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Hamilton
Max Zillig
Cincinnati
Weather Observer Reports Copious Rainfall and Mild Morning
Rain fell heavily totaling 58 inches with recorded temperatures rising to 85 yesterday. Last night’s low was 59 degrees and at 10:00 am today the thermometer showed 64 degrees as Mrs C N France, weather observer, noted.
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C. N. France
Soviet Gromyko pushes Greek peace threat claim at UN
At Lake Success the Soviet delegate Andrei Gromyko was set to renew Ukrainian charges that the Greek government threatens Balkan peace. A Brazilian motion to defer Greek case faced slim odds as Gromyko prepared to speak again. The council also eyed Russia's demand for troop reports, a likely veto, and Yugoslavia’s Danube vessels restitution appeal.
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Lake Success
N. Y
Andrei A. Grom
United Nations Securrity Council
Balkans
Gromyko
Russia
United Nations
Yugoslavia
Upper Danube
Dmitri Manuilsky
Soviet Union
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Europe
Vassili Dendramis
Manuilsky
Eisenhower's Mother Ida Eisenhower Dies in Abilene
Ida Stover Eisenhower aged 84 died early today at her Abilene home from a heart attack. Milton S. Eisenhower, president of Kansas State College, arranged funeral details. General Dwight D. Eisenhower, then in Washington, was expected back tomorrow afternoon.
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Abilene
Kas
Ida Stover Eisenhower
Dwight Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Milton S. Eisenhower
Kansas State College
Weantan
General Eisenhower
Washington
Two Motorists Die In Four Vehicle Norwalk Crash
NORWALK UP Steve Swedron 24 of Clay Center and Merrill E. Phillips 29 of Marion Ind were killed yesterday in a four vehicle crash at an intersection southeast of Norwalk. Swedron drove a station wagon and Phillips a truck both struck by another truck driven by Arnold Jones of Akron. Jones suffered a sprained back.
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Norwalk
Steve Swedron
Clay Center
Merrill E. Phillips
Marion
Ind
Swedron
Phillips
Arnold Jones
Akron
Jones
Sam Simmons Attacks Socialism and State Control
Sam Simmons argues that occupations of public and private property by homeless English citizens align with socialist and communist philosophy. He claims UK Socialists mask a harsher Russian model and urges backing away from socialism to avoid a state-dominated, draconian future.
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Atlee
Buying Burst Lifts Market After Sharp Drop
The stock market recovered from a near year low as heavy buying orders sped trading in the opening hour. Prices jumped from fractions to above 56 a share while ticker tape lagged behind the rapid activity at the open in New York.
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New York
Lighter Ignites Clothes Burns Boy To Death
In Etna Licking County seven year old Robert H Lemmerman son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Lemmerman died after his clothing was set afire by a cigarette lighter while he played The incident occurred Saturday and the injuries proved fatal yesterday.
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Columbus
Robert H. Lemmerman
Clarence Lemmerman
Etna
Licking County
Bucyrus Paper Joins AP as 47th Ohio Member
The Telegraph Forum of Bucyrus began receiving AP leased wire for the first time, becoming the 47th AP member in Ohio. In Springfield a New York Central 14 car train derailed at a switch delaying service for 40 minutes. Fremont leaders seek $35,625 county housing funds from the $6,000,000 state veterans housing appropriation.
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Bucyrus Paper
Ohio
Columbus
Telegraph Forum
Bucyrus Today
Associated Press
Springfield
Fioe State Limited
New York Central
Fremont
Sandusky County
Conservation Pay Held Up
Columbus report says all vouchers from the State Conservation Department are withheld by State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson pending investigation into L. P. Reese of Scio. Ferguson cites Reese’s Republican affiliation despite Lausche appointing him as Democrat to fill a term ending February 1935, raising questions on party balance of the commission.
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Columbus
State Conservation Department
Joseph T. Ferguson
L. P. Reese
Scio
Ferguson
Reese
Frank J. Lausche
Joseph H. Straub
Dover
Long-Term BUC Aid Not Asked by Veterans
Only 63 of 41 795 World War II veterans have drawn the 20 weekly allowance for a 52 week period under the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation law, per B C Seiple of the Cleveland Employment Service. Enlisted men with 20 months service as of Sept 30 have been recalled to Yokohama for shipment home from the Fourth Replacement Depot.
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Cleveland
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
B. C. Seiple
Cleveland U. S. Employment Service Office
Yokohama
Tobin Insists Truck Locals Stick to Pact
In Indianapolis the Teamsters head Daniel J. Tobin ordered 25 000 area truck drivers on strike to honor local contracts. Mayor O Dwyer urged Tobin to take control of Local 807 to avert bloodshed and negotiate a settlement as the 20 day walkout causes layoffs and disrupted supply chains.
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Indianapolis
Daniel J. Tobin
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
AFL
New York
New Jersey
O Dwyer
Tobin
Sugar Price Boost Ahead
The report notes an 18 percent sugar price hike imminent alongside the removal of price ceilings on razor blades fountain pens and more than 20 other commodities. Secretary Clinton P. Anderson confirmed the coming boost and said announcements would come in a day or two. Consumer goods from television sets to dry batteries were deregulated today.
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Washington
OPA
Clinton P. Anderson
Albuquerique
Jersey Calf Weighing Nine Pounds Defies Odds at Birth
In La Junta Colorado a Jersey cow delivered a calf weighing about nine pounds, 17 inches tall and four inches wide. Veterinarian Phil K Hudspeth said the animal was fully developed and has a good chance to survive, unusual given Jersey calves normally weigh 50 to 60 pounds.
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LA Junta
Colo
Phil K. Hudspeth
Claude Fullmer
Eight-Year-Old Boy First Polio Victim in Piqua
Ronald Washing, eight, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Washing, is Piqua’s first 1946 infantile paralysis victim. He was admitted to Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton for treatment yesterday.
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Piqua
Ronald Washing
Henry Washing
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
World Court of Human Rights Eliminated by Conference
The peace conference legal commission rejected inserting a world court of human rights into peace treaties by a 14 to 2 vote, with Australia and New Zealand the only supporters. Russia Poland Ukraine Greece abstained, Australia plans to press the issue again. In another session Dr Ales Bebler of Yugoslavia urged expanded territory for Yugoslavia from Italy.
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Paris
Peace Conference Legal and Drafting Commission
Australia
World Court of Human Rights
United Nations
New Zealand
Russia
Poland
Ukraine
Greece
Ales Beb‘ler
Yugoslavia
Italy
Truckers Strike Halts U.S. Route 35 Resurfacing
Twenty four drivers from the International Brotherhood of Teamsters quit work to demand the discharge of Lester Lamb of Brewer & Sons, delaying a 63 mile resurfacing project on U S Route 35 southeast of Chillicothe. A separate Cincinnati case saw a judge deny an injunction against enforcing the 1888 liquor ban near the Hamilton County Fair.
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Chillicothe
Here
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
AFL
Lester Lamb
Brewer & Sons, Inc
Stony Creek
Cincinnati
Chase M. Davies
Hamilton County
Taft Attacks Democratic Foreign Policy At Ohio Convention
Senator Robert A. Taft told Ohio Republicans that Democratic foreign policy endangered the nation by appeasing Russia and weakening freedom abroad. He urged GOP unity on a foreign policy focused on American interests and peace, while calling for immediate removal of wartime controls and expiration of broad emergency powers.
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Columbus
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Taft
Senate
House
GOP
Truman
Roosevelt
Russia
Europe
Asia
Stalin
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Paris
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Toby) Tobias
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Air Force Association
New York City
Edward Culhane
Council
Great Britain
Iraq
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Harley M. Kilgore
West Virginia
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