Government Seizes Plants Hit by Union Slaughterers
The federal government assumed control of the strikebound meat packing industry at 12:01 a.m. amid a stalled supply crisis. CIO packinghouse workers refuse to return without wage increases, while AFL members resume some operations elsewhere, delaying slaughtering across major centers including Chicago Omaha and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
CIO United Packinghouse
Kages
CIO
AFL Messcutters and Butchers Union
AFL
CLO
Omaha
Columbus
Four Hurt In Falls Here Friday
Mrs. Herbert Wheatcraft, 801 Vine street, fractured her left wrist in a fall on an icy sidewalk near her home. Billy Matthews, 14, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas E Wilson, 907 Chestnut street, fractured his ankle. Mrs L G Marple, city resident, confined at home with injuries from a Friday fall. Mrs Julia Brewer of Elm street, in City hospital with a broken left arm from a Friday fall. condition serious due to advanced age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Wheatcraft
Vine Street
Billy Matthews
Thomas E. Wilson
Chestnut Street
L. G. Marple
Pennsylvania
Main Street
Julia Brewer
Elm Street
City Hospital
Donations Pour In At Local Clothing Drive
Donations of used clothing for European relief flow to the Main Street M and K store station driven by Coshot ton public school students. Six trucks have unloaded and donations will be accepted until 9 pm today. A nearby fire at 8:35 am sent Sanitary Meat Market firefighters to the scene. no damage occurred and the alarm originated from Jacobs Insurance in the same building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M and K
Coshotton
Sanitary Meat Market
Main Street
Jacobs Insurance Agency
National Official Cancels Visit Here
Illness in the official family forces Miss Bertha Gregory secretary of National Administrative affairs to cancel her planned visit to Coshocton on January 29 and 30. The YWCA membership meeting will proceed on Wednesday January 30 at 6 30 p m with devotions by Mrs Gertrude Davies a piano solo by Jo Ann Vogt the secretary’s annual report and a panel discussion led by YWCA administration with Mrs Mitchell and Mrs John Ricketts among those taking part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Gregory
National Administrative Affairs
Coshoct
YWCA
Gertrude Davies
Jo Ann Vogt
Mitchell
Geraldine Walker
District Industries Hit By Nationwide Power Strike
A one minute work stoppage at 1201 a m Wednesday halts electrical service to Zanesville and Muskingum county from the Ohio Power Philo plant. Local 138 of the Utility Workers of America called the action, seeks a 20 cent an hour wage hike, and plans cross city walkouts affecting Dayton Canton Toronto and Akron locals. Conciliations failed. officials could not meet. state wide effect could reach two and a half million Ohio residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Muskingum County
Ohio Power Company
Philo
Utility Workers of America
Arthur Ferguson
CIO Union
Lewis Brown
Ferguson
Frank Lausche
Columbus
Acord
UWA
Dayton
Canton
Ohio Power
Akron
Alfred Yale
Fox Foot Campaign Ends as Sheriff Relives Tale
Sheriff Jay Abbott recalls a local boy who sought a $3 reward for fox feet. The lad produced only two paws, claiming he needed the FORE paws, ending the county fox hunt for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Abbott
Sheriff's
Abbott
Florence Bonham Fined in Mayors Court for No Lights
Florence Bonham of Coshocton was fined one dollar and court costs this morning in the mayor's court for operating a vehicle without proper lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Bonham
Coshocton
Labor Picture of Major U.S. Plant Strikes Across Sectors
Summary of multiple labor disputes involving CIO and AFL unions against Swift Armour Wilson Cudahy and smaller firms, plus steel autos electrical and farm equipment sectors. about 300000 workers in meat packing, 750000 in steel, 175000 in autos, 200000 electrical, 30000 farm equipment. Wage demands, offers, and current status include stalled talks, mediation, and fact finding, with varied wage figures and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Packinghouse Workers
CIO
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers Workmen
AFL
Swift, Armour, Wilson, Cudahy
CTO
United Steel Workers
CSO
United Auto Workers
General Motors
United Electrical Workers
General Electric
Westinghouse
United Farm Equipment Workers
International Harvester Co
Townships receive $560.56 for road maintenance vote
County Auditor W. C. Whitacre distributed checks totaling 12 341 12 to 22 townships for road maintenance. Rural mailmen delivered the payments at township locations, marking a statewide disbursement to support local roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Whitacre
Whitacre
Two Men Fined For Disorderly Conduct in Coshocton Tavern
Frank W. Thomason and Edwin Morrow were fined $5 and costs in Mayor William Martins court this morning on disorderly conduct charges. Martin G Sabha of Coshocton said Thomason and Morrow had threatened him with assault last night in a local tavern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Thomason
Edwin Morrow
Costa
William Martin
Martin G Sabha
Coshocton
Thomason
Morrow
United Nations Debates US Site for HQ Move
The United Nations’ assembly set up a special committee to study potential sites for the UN headquarters in the United States. A subcommittee has explored New York Boston and Minnetonka areas and will report next week. Delegates await Monday’s security council session on the Iran issue as Tehran dispatches surface. Brazil South Africa and Australia will skip their NRRA contributions second time, each contributing 1 percent of national income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United Nations
United States
UNO
All Pation
New York
Boston
Minneton
N.o
Buch
Security Council
Iran
Dek Gates
Tehran
Ibrahim Hatimi
Russia
Isues
The
Daily Worker
Indonesia
Ernest Bernt
NRRA
Brazil
South Africa
Australia
Dimes Dance To Feature Two Programs At Legion Hall
The annual M7 of Dimes Hall hosts two features on Thursday evening. Dancing runs 9 pm to 12 am with Virg Loos orchestra in American Legion hall. A card party from 8 pm to 1 am at Central Trades and Shortl, Harry Sprenkle and Fred Beau regard in charge. Proceeds to March of Dimes campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virg Loos
American Legion Hall
Harry Sprenkle
Fred Beauregard
Ponsis L. Co
W Johnson
Chamber of Commieres
Lorenz Drug Store
Cambridge Park Seeks to Join City Annexation Drive
Residents in the Cambridge Park addition start a move to become part of the city. A Brenour resident may circulate a petition to annex that section to Cashne ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Park
Cashneton
New Chief Engineer Hopes for Housing in Town
A new resident, Ho Cook, recently discharged from the TS Naxy, arrives to become chief engineer at the Carnation milk plant south of town. He seeks a home for his family as A. B Endsley resigns after 13 years as ref engineering chief at the same plant. Cook placed a classified ad at The Coshoeton News seeking housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ho Cook
TS Naxy
Carnation Milk Company
Cank
A. B Endsley
Vinestreet
Cook
Coshoeton
Teen fugitives recant confession in waitress murder case
Ray Wingertor, 16, and Donald Buchitt, 18, from the Boys Industrial School repudiated a confession that they killed Ruth Wendte, 27, during a Canton December robbery. Police say the youths admitted seeking Mansfield reform school over returning to BIS. They were captured in Canton while escaping and later rescued from a wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanton
Boys Industrial School
Lancaster
Ruth Wendtte
Canton
W. D. Harrison
Harrison
Mansfield Reformatory
BIS
Police Snd
Ray Wingertor
Donald Buchitt
Sebring
Litking
Wiliam McBrloy
Arested
Newak
Eos Brown Burchett
Vanatta
Brawn
Tan Voeuths
Licking County
Bemng
No Can Do Says Judge to Bride in Kalamazoo Case
In Kalamazoo Michigan Nora Hale was ordered by a judge to refund $95568 to former suitor Berrudt Hansens who claimed he financed an engagement home purchase and car and opened a bank account before Hale refused to marry him. Hansens alleged he gave the money as a down payment and sought repayment after the breakup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamazoo
Mich
Emui
Nora Hale
Berrudt Hansens
Nils Hale
Hansens
Lausche Deplores Threat of Strike in Ohio Power Lock
Gov. Frank Lausche warned that labor and management hostility risks government stability after a stalemate among three Ohio power companies and union officials, voiced before the Ohio Township Trustees Association in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lausche
Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio Township Trustees Association
Ohio Power Companies
Coshocton Hopes 16 000 Population From New Industries
A Coshocton chamber official says the city could reach about 16 000 residents by 1930 thanks to two potential plants and other manufacturers showing interest. No GM relocation has been confirmed despite rumors, and local inquiries are accelerating plans for industry growth and employment boosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comini
Coshocton
Udu
Nyre
Nere
Cushorton
Unions Weigh Readmittance of Brewers Group to AFL
The AFL executive council considered readmitting the Brewers Union after it expelled the group in 1939 amid jurisdictional disputes. AFL President William Green said a delegation would visit next week as part of a larger push to unify labor, with talks tracking the CIO merger and broader reaffiliation of longtime members. The continued reaffiliation of the United Mine Workers kept AFL membership near seven million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
AFL
Brewers Union
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
William Green
AFT
Lew
American Labor Movement
American Federation of Labor
Lewis
Labor m
Jabor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
CIO
UMW
1945 Probate Court Report Shows Delinquency Figures
Probate Judge C. M. Ross released the 1945 report noting three boys and no girls were sent to an industrial school, five boys declared delinquent, two legitimate cases, three support actions, one case of contributing to delinquency, eleven boys and four girls declared dependents, and numerous investigations by the probation officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Ross
Bachert Crippled Children Fund
Soldier seeks Japanese speaking groom for talking horse at palace
Lt Dick Ryan in Torrance reports asking for someone to talk to a white horse at the palace stables while emphasizing the man need not know about horses. The incident comes amid odd pleas about communication with animals. In Fremont, doctors warned Robert E Bitler, 18, Cromer, could die unless infection starts after iron bolt removal from skull following a car crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torrance
Celif
Dick Ryan
Gomteone
Jaipur
Harohite
Bum
Ryan
Pete
Fremont
Phisiesians
Tothly
Robert E Bitler
Cromer
Holt
First County Polio Chapter Hosts Anniversary Ball
Next Thursday evening a memorial ball and bash will mark the eighth anniversary of the first Birthday ball honoring late President Roosevelt. Coshocton boasts as the first U S city to organize a chapter under the National Infantile Paralysis foundation in the polio fight. A card party and luncheon follow at Trades and Labbe hall with tickets sold by Page and Lorenz Tiphitts and the Athlete club. Admission to either or both events is 50 cents, with a door prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Coshocton
United States
National Infantile Paralysis Foundation
Trades and Labbe Hall
Page and Lorenz
Tiphitts
Ialace
Well Known Coshocton Native Dies After Stroke
Coshocton native Ray Shaeffer aged 67 died at 9 pm Friday at his Newcomerstown home after a stroke. A chemist by training and former head of Battelle Institute laboratories in Columbus, he was born Sept. 21, 1878, and survived by his wife Chella and three children. funeral arrangements set for Monday with services at home and burial in Sewist Lawn cemetery.
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Newcomerstown
Ray Shaeffer
Ohio
Battelle Institute Research Laboratories
Columbus
Cashocton
Samuel
Mary Shaeffer
Cashoctough School
Oho State University
Chella Sihole
Marvin Derr
Newark
Arthur Ulrich
City
Max Sibole
Sam
Coshocton
Emmanuel
Syracuse
Shaeffer
James B Clow Company
Battelle Institute
Presbyterian Church
Independent Order of Odd
North College Street
Donald M. Doss
Sewist Lawn Cemetery
Cashoctom
Tw Jones Lydick Castle
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Ohio Power Co
Army Signal Corps
Moon
Evans Laboratory
Belmar
N. J
Earth
U. S. State Department
Sir Archibald Clark Kerr
U. S
Earl of Halifax
Labor Picture
Moscow
Gayle G. Armstrong
Department of Agriculture
Caphan Harrison
Sac
A. C. Patterson
Chamber of Commerce
Patterson
Paredes
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