City Hall Considers Zoning Relaxation for Veterans Housing
City Council last week heard Councilman Rollin H. Everett propose temporary zoning changes to allow increased occupancy in Zone A and Zone B properties to expand veteran housing. He also sought permission for veteran William R. Mattox and his family to stay in a garage apartment at 4033 Rose Hill Avenue. The matter was referred to the Law Committee amid ongoing Civil Service irregularity investigations led by Councilman Gordon Scherer, with Everett and Locker on the inquiry. A smoke ordinance to curb coal smoke in non designated equipment was urged by Albert D. Cash, needing one more vote for passage.
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Rollin H. Everett
Law Committee
Everett
William R. Mattox
Rose Hill Avenue
Albert D. Cash
Charterites
Must Save Price Controls Henry Kaiser Tells Congress
Henry J. Kaiser told the House Banking Committee that price controls via the OPA should be preserved. He praised OPA for fair treatment of his 50 firms and warned that ending controls would force short-term price hikes and mass layoffs as material costs rise. He criticized NAM’s campaign to scrap OPA and noted his firms have not been polled for viewpoint.
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Henry Kaiser
Congress
Washington
House Banking Committee
Henry J. Kaiser
Hercules
OPA
Kaiser
Natl. Assn
NAM
McNear Guards Released After Murder Charges
In Bloomington Illinois four guards from George P Mc Nears Toledo Peoria and Western Railroad were freed on eighty thousand bail. Union leaders fear new violence after Roy Dailey a guard who had previously threatened pickets was freed and identified by widow Gloria Paschon as the voice heard the night Irwin Paschon was killed.
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Bloomington
Ill
George P. McNear
Toledo Peoria & Western Railroad
McNear
Roy Dailey
Gloria Paschon
Irwin Paschon
Dailey’s
January Strikes Set New Record in 1950
The U S Department of Labor reported a record number of workers on strike in January with 1,750,000 involved across four large strikes and 500 strikes overall. Stoppages totaled over 19 million man days, about 3.13 percent of available work time, up from 0.09 percent a year earlier.
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Washington
U. S. Dept. of Labor
Bureau of Labor Statistics
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Carl Rich
Scherer
Jesse D. Locker
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Neighborhood Buyers Guide
the Sun
Avondale
Reading
WE Dei
Corryville
Gruen
Norwood
Kerr Ice Cream Company
Bond Hill
Bond Hill Furniture
Columbia
Columbia Parkway G Home ST. EA
East End
Columbia Ave
Minson
Elmwood
Clem. Toennis
Vine ST
DOT Food Store
Fairmount
Sol Richmond
Harrison Ave
Hyde Park
Sherrow Appliance Inc
Edwards RD
Lockland
Hartman & Bailey, Inc
ST. VA
Dunn ST
Ted’s Shell Service
Wayne
Wyoming Valley
Madisonville
Madison RD
Harry Sandford
Baumring’s Nite Club
Whetsel Ave
MT. Washington
Max Schwartz
Cincinnati
Ohio
Montgomery RD
Frank J. Ward
Tailor Fidelity
Federal Building
Sherman Ave
Shoeys
Main and
Hudson
Smith and Elm
Nor Ridge
Montgomery and
Lawndale
Landess
Patten Dry Cleaners
Carthage Ave
Huber Bros
Oakley
Joe Weber
Price Hill
Pleasant Ridge
Ridge-Mont Foods
White Villa Food Fresh Fruit
Higgie’s Radio & Appliance
Rulison Ave
Phelp’s Jewelry Store
Glenway Ave
SHAW
Al’s Toggery Shop Union
W. Benson ST. VA
Gahl Shoe CO
W. Benson ST
Koehl
E. Vine ST. VA
Reading Food Shop
Josephine Busc
Jefferson Ave
Silverton
Carroll Ann Dress Shop
ST. Bernard
Harry Meiner’s
Westwood
Cheviot
Ziegler
Wyoming
Becht Cleaners & Tailors Acker
Wyomin Wyoming
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