Taft Denies Truman Accusations Of Outside Money
Senator Taft dismissed President Truman's claim that special interests poured money into Ohio in 1950 to help his re election bid. Taft said opponents funded the campaign with heavy spending and false fronts. He also noted an ongoing Senate probe into campaign expenditures and defamatory literature. John W Thomas former Firestone official dies at 71 in Akron.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sena
Taft
R-Ohior
Truman Iine
Ohio
Senate
Fare
Ferguson
Senate Elections Subcommittee
Gillette
Truman
National Democratic Women's Club
Firestone
Akron
John Webster ‘Thomas
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
Gas service resumes after Frewsburg break
Emergency crews traced a broken feeder line from the Warren main near Spencer pond to Frewsburg causing a Friday shutdown. The line was repaired and pressure tested to prevent danger before gas was restored to homes and buildings. No injuries or property damage were reported.
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Pennsylvania GayGompany
Warren-damestown
Orderic Neae Spencer
Jas
Gis
Murray Drives for Stell Pay Boost Across Steel Industry
The piece notes Murray's push for a rise in wages tied to steel price shifts with a guaranteed and real wage, union shop, and incentive improvements. Major mills like Jones and Laughlin, Sharon, Republic, and Youngstown Sheet & Tube prep to start talks as labor vows possible action January 1. Government intervention looms amid strike risk while unions and executives forecast higher costs and consumer impact.
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Dustry
Stea
Benjamin F Fairless
Sleep
Murray
Bie Suet
Wny
Local Elgin Notes Report Busy Social Week
Mrs Ruth Fro dellus and Mrs Rose Prodelius visited Mrs Mary Swanson of Jamey town. About 100 relatives attended a reception for Mr and Mrs Walter Ingall. Joann Bridger arrived home for the weekend. Joann is in training. Mrs Grace Smith joined Mrs Butah Smith en route to Buffalo for a beauty operator license. Sunday School primary packed fruit baskets for Brooks rest home. Several local visits and Thanksgiving scenes described with multiple families noted.
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Elgin
Ruth Frodellus
Rose Prodelius
Mary Swanson
Jamey Town
Walter Ingall
Churely
Gerald Brown
Gerald Ingals
Perry McCray
Walter Incals
Ure
Sayd
Wielies
Ingals
Joann Bridger
John Bridges
JoAnnn
Spencer Hospital
Meadville
Grace Smith
Butah Smith
Findley Lake
Buffalo
New York
Glen Summerton
Ruth Prodelins
Brooks Rest
Thanksgiving gatherings across the region documented
A long list of families and friends gathered for Thanksgiving at homes across multiple towns including Wickit Corry Garry Spring Creek and Beaverdam. The piece notes numerous households hosting relatives and friends and mentions a wage agreement in Corinne Glass Co. with CIO for a wage hike retroactive to November and a further four cents upon approval of the Wage Stabilization Board.
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