Both Parties May Gain By Burton's Selection To Supreme Court Post
Ohio observers believe Senator Harold H. Burton's elevation to the U S Supreme Court could indirectly benefit both parties. Governor Frank Lausche weighs a replacement for the Cleveland seat, likely ensuring a Democrat fills the vacancy and potentially reviving former Gov John Bricker's presidential prospects ahead of the 1948 Republican convention.
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Burton
Supreme Court
Columbus
Ohio
Harold H. Burton
U. S Supreme Court
Frank J. Lausche
Cleveland
Lyso
John W. Brickers
Bricker
Lausche
James M. Cox
Vic Donahey
George White
Martin L. Davey
Hensmen
Cincinnati
William G. Pickrél
Dayton
Robert A. Taft
Frazier-Reams
Robert M.swingen
James W. Huffman
Dondhey
Robert L. Moulton
Galton
House of Representatives
Truman
Ratig
Washington
Senate
George Bender
Thomas A. Jenkins
Robert S. Beightler
Luzon
Don H. Ebright
Paul M. Herbert
Thomas J. Herbert
Harlan F. Stone
United States Supreme Court
Independence Next July Is Opposed in Manila Comment
Cincinnati report quotes John W. Haussermann and Alien Dwyer opposing Philippine independence on schedule. They warn rehabilitation would cost up to a billion dollars and require United States aid and guidance.
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Cincinnati
John. Ww. Haussermanns
Philippine Islands
Dwyer
Manila
Philippines
United States
Haussermann
War Leaders Predict New Purge Amid Oil Strike
Massive labor action spreads across the United States threatening oil refineries from Texas to Indiana as CIO unions press for a 30 percent wage rise. Japan enters a tense postwar scene with cabinet resignations rumored and demobilization plans under way as Allied forces move to repatriate troops.
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Associated Press
CIO Tokyo Pa
General Oil Workers International Union
MacArthur
O. A. Aight
Asia
Enfu
Chicago
Gary
Ind
Aera
Washington
hi-Kuni
Ohio River
Detroit
Prince Higashi-Kuni
Allied Cors
Army Engineers
CIO
Red Automobile
Pittsburgh
Cairo
Westinghouse Electric
Gaip
Tokyo News
Nip
Pon Times
Texas
fer@ion
Waiting Three Brothers Doomed To Certain Death
Salisbury report details Pinion brothers aged 19, 15, and 12 living with muscular dystrophy. Doctors deem hopeless cases. David the eldest could die within a year. They remain in a small room with their widowed mother, reading and listening to radio the time passes.
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Salisbury
N. C
Pinion Brothers
David
Billy
Lloyd
S. E. Pinion
Stands Pat on Army Forecast in Ohio Political Shuffle
General MacArthur’s 200,008 strong army forecast stands unchallenged as Lausche and Ohio political figures weigh senatorial and gubernatorial options. The piece notes nominations, potential GOP contenders including Bricker, Bender, and Jenkins, and Burton’s Supreme Court elevation amid a tightening race landscape.
Rail Merger Approved by Directors
Directors of New York Chicago and St Louis and Pere Marquette vote to merge with Chesapeake and Ohio Railway creating the twelfth largest U S rail system. The proposed four company merger would unite 7500 miles of track and reshape the eastern rail network.
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Cleveland
United States
News York, Chicago and St. Louis Raiload Company
Pere Marquette Railway Company
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Federal Labor Boss Named By President
Washington reporter notes that Lewis B. Schwellenbach took over as the government's labor chief. He gains broad authority from a White House reorganization folding War Labor Board Employment Service and War Manpower into the Labor Department. Edgar L. Warren was named head of the U S Concilation Service to strengthen the new adjunct.
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Washington
Lewis B. Schwellenbach
Truman
U. S
Manpower Commission
Labor Department
Schwellenbach
White House
Detroit
Edgar L. Warren
Chicago Regional War Labor Board
U. S. Conciliation Service
Part of Gas Merger Is Given Commission O.K.
The West Virginia Public Service Commission approved United Fuel Gas’s absorption of two West Virginia affiliates but disapproved merging three Kentucky companies. The commission said merging all five subsidiaries would not achieve the intended result. The five named subsidiaries include Warfield Gas Co in Kentucky, Central Kentucky Natural Gas Co, Cincinnati Gas Transportation Co, Huntington Development Company, and Point Pleasant Natural Gas Co.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia Public Services Commission
United Fuel, Gas Company
West Virginia
Kentucky
United Fuel
Warfield Gas Co
Central Kentucky Natural Gas Co
Cincinnati Gas Transportation Co
Huntington Development Company
Point! Pleasant Natural Gas Co
Army Waste of Medical Service Cited to Senate and Shirley Temple Weds
Senate testimony by Col W Paul Holbrook accuses the Army of vast unused medical capacity. He says civilian doctors vastly outnumber military physicians and urges mobile medical units to cover emergencies. Shirley Temple, 17, becomes Mrs John Reades, Sgt. John Reades, at Hollywood ceremony. PMID
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Army
Senate
Washington
W. Paul Holbrook
War Department General Staff
Downey
D-Calif
Hollywood
Shirleysey
Temple
Colonel Holbrook
Yesteryear
Sgt
John
U.S
Reades
Holbrook
Navy
River corridor project eyed to boost ship traffic
Engineers foresee savings for shippers outweighing costs as a 1000 mile river channel would be deepened from nine to twelve feet. The long range plan awaits a September report after wartime delays. Chairman Mansfield says studies show economic justification. boats carrying war materiel faced grounding in shallow water.
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Congress
Mansfield
D-Tex
House Rivers and Harbors Committee
Drafted Youth Given Time To Earn Diploma
Washington reports that high school students may delay induction until graduation or age 20 if they entered school before 18 and maintain continuous satisfactory study. College enrollees before 18 may defer induction to finish the current term. In Mansfield an explosion from a cook stove killed three year old Mary Jean Costenmeyer and badly hurt her parents.
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Washington
Mansfield
Mary Jean Costenmeyer
Roy Costenmoyer
Washington bound B 29s fly nonstop from Japan to US
A squadron of three B 29 Superfortresses roared from Mizutani airport near Sapporo, Japan, on a nonstop 6,500 mile flight to Washington. Led by Lt Gen Barney M Giles they crossed Alaska and aimed for Duluth Minnesota with stops near Green Bay Lansing Detroit Cleveland and Pittsburgh.
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Washington
Japan
Pacific
Hieni
Alaska
Lover Fairbanks
Barney M. Giles
Nome
Giles
Curtis E. LeMay
Emmett O'Donnell
United States
Duluth
Minn
Green Bay
Wis
Lansing
Detroit
Mich
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Army Air Force
Mizutani
Sapporo
Hokkaido
Federation Aeronautique Internationale
FAI
Ismailia
Egypt
Darwin
Australia
Science Not Lawmakers Must Control New Bomb
Dr Harold W Dodds president of Princeton University told 250 rubber leaders at the Firestone Research Laboratory dedication that science must control atomic energy not lawmakers. He warned delegation to Congress or any international body would be folly.
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Akron
Harold W. Dodds
Princeton University
Dodds
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company Research Laboratory
Congress
Critics accuse Reds of Italian move power play
Paris newspapers condemn Moscow and London diplomacy as the foreign ministers conference appears to become a struggle among great powers for the Mediterranean. LB Monde says the San Francisco principles are forgotten. Molotov hints Russia may press claims on Tripolitania amid Eritrean interest.
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London
Russia
Paris
Mediterranean
LB Monde
San Francisco
Eritrea
Red Sea
Tripolitania
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Soldiers receive 15 extra days furlough extension
Soldiers returning from overseas and those on temporary duty will receive 45 days of furlough instead of 30. The extension applies to those already in service and on 3 day tempo rary duty, with officers responsible for notifying personnel of the change.
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Washington
Nylons Limited To One Per Woman By Christmas
New York reports a setback in the nylon hosiery dream as the National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers says that even with projected production of 3,500,000 dozen pairs by Christmas, fewer than one pair per woman will be available.
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Texas
Texas Co
Port Arthur
Pure Oil Company
Nederland
Houston
Corpus Christi
Beaumont
Chicago
Sinclair Refining Co
Ind
Sinclair
East
Detroit
Toledo
Midwest
Indiana
Ilinois
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
Kentucky
Foremen’s Association of America
Goodrich Co
Akron
New York
National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers
End of World Friday Predicted by Religious Leader
Pasadena based Rev Charles G Long head of the Remnant of the Church of God claims he and his followers will see the end of the world Friday. He, a Turkish born 72 year old prophet, sets times around 5:33 p m Pacific War Time or 7:33 a m Jerusalem Time with possible delays to Sept 29 or fall of 1946.
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Pasadena
Calif
Charles G. Long
Church of God
Pacific
Jerusalem
Long
Ohioan plans Peace Bell memorial in Washington
Miller of Elmore Ohio unveils a giant bell memorial plan to unite world labor for peace. The design includes a 750 foot star tower, 110 foot hill, and 48 smaller bells marking states, with a cross of landmarks and a potential broadcast by radio.
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Columbus
Neal c
Miller
Arlington Cemetery
Washington
Truman Miller
Elmore
Ohio
Capitol
Wouldington
White House
Jefferson
Bismarck
Germany
Daty
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Republic
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Saratoga
Henry Kendall
Panama Canal
Cornei Agency
Shizuichi Tanaka
Masaharu Homma
Imperial
Homme
Ohio State University
OPA
William Stuart Symington
St. Louis
Office of Economic Stabilization
Brookings Institution
Chester Bowles
Joseph E. Mer«tion
National Association of Home Builders
National Association of Real Estate Boards
John W. Snyder
War Production Board
Bowles
Brookings
Snyder
William H.davis
Pat
O.K
Shirley Temple
Francis ‘Strohl
Lawton
Strohl
Armen
RTM
Creer
Renee Rermeeremr
Ereer
Socony Vacuum Oil Co
Trenton
Detroit Motor
NEA Telephoto
Reds
Ohioan
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