Major Strike Settlements Await Oneh
Two of the nation s largest labor disputes involving 275000 workers were nearing final ratification after tentative settlements. Agreements with General Motors and General Electric provide wage increases of 18 cents per hour with retroactive pay, and union officials planned local ratifications and return to work actions.
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United Press
CIO Auto
General Motors
CIO Electrical Workers
General Electric Co
Lewis B. Schwellenbach
Schwellenbach
General Electric
Louisville
CIO Transport
Gary
Ind
UAW
National Ford Council
Ford Motor Co
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Truman
Cambridge Man Gets Doctor Degree
Ohio State University honors 33 winter graduates including five College of Medicine students Edwin J. Clinger Charles J. Meltrick Jerry J. Newman John J. Rimelspach and Grover B. Swoyer from Cambridge Upper Sandusky Canton Fremont and Mansfield in the winter convocation.
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Columbus
Jup
Ohio State University
College of Medicine
Edwin J. Clinger
Upper Sandusky
Charles J. Meltrick
Cambridge
Jerry J. Newman
Canton
John J. Rimelspach
Fremont
Grover B. Swoyer
Mansfield
State Treasurer reports prepaid tax receipt sales total
Columbus United Press reports State Treasurer Don H. Ebright announced the week ending March 2 collections from prepaid tax receipts reached four hundred thousand dollars. The release notes the period covered, while noting year to date totals and the program’s impact on revenue.
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Columbus
Don H. Ebright
May Form New 166th Guard Unit
Brig. Gen. Donald F. Pancoast said unofficial talks favor reactivating the 166th infantry in Ohio. Gov. Lausche would formally request its return to operate as a separate regimental combat team with about 3,132 officers and men, distinct from the 37th Buckeye division.
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Columbus
Donald F. Pancoast
Ohio
Ohio State Guard
War Department
166Th Infantry
Pancoast
Frank L. Lausche
Ohio National Guard
37Th Buckeye Division
Pacific
Mississippi
United States
37Th
166Th
37Th Division
Taxpayers urged to meet income deadline Friday
A long line of taxpayers greeted William Cale Deputy Collector of the Internal Revenue Department as the March 15 deadline neared. The income tax office in the post office basement will stay open until 10 80 tonight and from 8 am until midnight tomorrow to accommodate all who wish to contribute to Uncle Sam's tax fund.
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William Cale
Internal Revenue Department
Cale
Uncle Sam
Potato Growers Hear Outline of DDT Use
Commercial growers in Cochocton county will meet Monday at eight in the county extension office. Ohio State potato specialist Earl Tussing will discuss last year's DDT spray experiments and results. A potato marketing specialist will outline the 1946 program with G H Chambers presiding.
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Cochocton County
Earl Tussing
Ohio State University
G. H. Chambers
Hunger Strike Ended In Royal Indian Navy Mutiny
In Bombay 390 petty officers of the Royal Indian Navy and 500 other sailors ended a hunger and sympathy strike after demands were met. The group had been segregated following a mutiny over alleged mistreatment by canteen officers. Reports say they sought an apology to an officer who had pressed for better food.
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Bbombay
Royal Indian Navy
Optimism Over Coal Wage Talks Stems From Concilitory Tone
Washington AFP agents report soft coal operators voiced cautious optimism about avoiding a strike on April 1 as wage talks with the United Mine Workers enter a third day. John L. Lewis named nine negotiation points and sought higher pay and shorter hours while proposing no figures. The union pressed welfare concerns including medical services and a fund to be financed by royalties.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
AFL
UMW
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Ohio woman held for nasty charge in abortion case
Martins Ferry Ohio Mrs Margaret Gettles 60 was freed on 2000 bond after pleading innocent to performing an abortion She was bound over to the grand jury Miss Josephine Tukesbery 27 of Cleveland pleaded guilty to having an abortion performed She is jailed on 2000 bond in Belmont county jail at St Clairsville The case arose when Tukesbery became ill and told police the baby was wrapped in a newspaper and placed in a garbage can The infant died the next day Tukesbery signed an affidavit giving an address in Martins Ferry for the operation Police will moving Tukesbery to Gettles home to identify the scene of the operation
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Martins Ferry
Margaret Gettles
Josephine Tukesbery
Cleveland
Wheeling
W. Va
Miss Tukesbery
Belmont County
St. Clairsville
Cleveland Hospital
Miss. Tukesberry
Mrs. Gettles
Miss Tukesberg
Gettles
Double Rites Held for Sisters In Canal Lewisville
Two sisters Mrs Louisa Crawford 75 and Mrs Flora Cramblet 72 died within hours of each other in Canal Lewisville and West Lafayette. Funeral services will be held Saturday at Canal Lewisville Methodist Church with Rev. Russell Hoy officiating. They are survived by a brother William Hartanek and sister Mrs Eva Tompkins.
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Canal Lewisville
Norris
West Lafayette
Louisa Crawford
Flora Crambler
Crawford
Nathan Crawford
Charles
Gertrude
Cramblet
Thomas Cramblet
Alcinda Hartsock
William Hartanek
Eva Tompkins
Coshoeton
Nationalists Consolidate Control in Mukden
Dispatches from Mukden report Chinese Nationalist forces have consolidated control of the Manchurian city. Rumors persist that Communist troops may lay siege, while Kuomintang conferences considered military, diplomatic, and economic issues with no official deliberation released.
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Chungking
Mukden
Kuomintang
City to supply GE plant water under five year deal
Safety Service Director J F Trubben announced a city water agreement with General Electric to provide at least $17 000 worth of water annually for five years starting July 1 and ending July 1 1931. Monday evening council ratified the contract.
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General Electric Co
Safety Service
J. F. Trubben Hach
CIO SAYS TIMKEN IS UNFAIR
Cleveland UP Philip Murray of the CIO filed unfair labor practices charges with the National Labor Relations Board as the Timken strike enters its eighth week. The union accuses the company of reporting contract violations and pressuring employees, while USW leader David MacDonald calls a proposed seniority penalty for strikes reprehensible. A Canton group of Timken workers seeks a secret ballot vote to end the 53 day walkout involving 14 000 employees.
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Cleveland
Philip Murray
CIO Today
Timken Roller Bearing Co
National Labor Relations Board
Murray
Steel Workers Union
Timken
Ohin
David J. MacDonald
International Usw
Taok
Canton
Food conservation drive urged by county leaders
County AAA chairman Ralph Mikesell said an intensive campaign is under way to stress conserving all foodstuffs especially wheat and pork products to meet foreign commitments to Europe and Asia. Plans call for organizing local service groups and enlisting the agriculture department and county councils to spread the message.
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County Aaa
Ralph Mikesell
Elmer Kruse
Europe
Asia
Department of Agriculture
City Officials Visit Kiwanis Club For Luncheon Talks
Coshocton officials including Mayor William Martin Safety Service Director J E B Trubenbach and City Solicitor Knox Stewart spoke at a Kiwanis luncheon. Stewart outlined legal duties of council, Trubenbach outlined department heads, Martin likened his role to a corporate president with about 12 000 stockholders. A round table discussion followed with guests PLD Miller Herald V Tom and Kenneth Anderson.
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Coshocton Kiwanis Club
William ©. Martin
Safety Service
J. E B. Trubenbach
Knox Stewart
William Enrich
Stewart
Trubenbach
Martin
Pld. Miller
Herald V. Tom
Kenneth Anderson
World Looks Toward Britain For More Iran Crisis
News from London Moscow and Washington focus on Iran tensions as Bevin in Parliament is awaited. Stalin attacks Churchill while Izvestia accuses foreign reactionaries of wartime plots. Soviet atomic energy plans surface as Cold War rhetoric intensifies.
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Winston Churchill
Soviet Union
Iran
Tran
Tehran
Russia
Moscow
Red Army
Samnan
Shahrud
Meshed
Bevin
Tulin
Churchill
Stalin
London Times
Izvestia
New York
Supreme Soviet
V. M. Molotov
Britain Not Sending Men To Persia
In a Commons reply Foreign Secretary Bevin said Britain has no plan to send troops back into Iran. He cited assurances from Stalin and the Soviet government that Iran’s integrity would be respected and no aggressive action was planned. No decision or steps have been taken to replace British troops or to negotiate their return.
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London
Ernest Bevin
House of Commons
Britain
Iraw
Bevin
Stalin
Iran
Persia
Anthony Eden
Jones mining payrolls aid Zanesville district economy
John L. Lewis and coal operators meet in Washington over new contracts. Jones mining operations plan expansion in Perry and Muskingum counties with future mines, rail and river shipments, boosting payrolls and local commerce. Hospital facilities are eyed to serve the down river area as industrial growth continues.
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Zanesville
John L. Lewis
Washington
Muskingum County
Jones
Perry County
Crooksville
Earl J. Jones
State to retain Cambridge hospital workers after army leaves
COLUMBUS UP The welfare department plans to keep civilian staff at Cambridge hospital when the army departs. Pebble J Ballard Akron assistant welfare director will seek a state employee to remain and answer questions for staff or others seeking state jobs. All veterans leave the hospital by March 31 and property moves to the War Assets Corp as surplus with VA oversight.
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Columbus
State Welfare Department
Cambridge
Pebble J. Ballard
Akron
War Assets Corp
Ohio
Veterans Administration
Senate Faces Row Over 65 Cent Minimum Wage Bill
Washington officials report Senate debate opened on a wage floor proposal setting a 65 cent minimum now, rising to 70 cents after two years and 75 cents after four more. Supporters and opponents alike expected a sharp fight as Congress weighs the administration plan versus alternatives.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Ae En Living Costa
I Tower
Stalin’s Silent Treatment Deepens Cold War Tensions
The United States faces heightened jitters as Joseph Stalin’s blunt attack on Churchill fuels fears of a renewed anti‑Communist backlash. Officials report no formal Soviet reply amid Iran troop disputes and a UN‑oriented push to resolve tensions through diplomacy, with Washington and Tehran at the center of a growing diplomatic tug of war.
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Washington
Josef Stalin
Winston Churchill
Stalin
Churchill
United States
Soviet Union
White House
State Department
Truman
Capitol Hill
Iran
Russia
Britain
Tran
UN Security Council
Trans Jan
Bricker Compares Russia To Mussolini Hitler Japan
New York UP John W Bricker Republican vice presidential nominee in 1944 said Russia under Stalin resembles Italy under Mussolini Germany under Hitler and Japan under Tojo He spoke at Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church saying individuals in Russia are slaves of circumstance with no control over environment or responsibility to obey He warned that centralized government would militize against personal rights and Christian ideals
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New York
John W. Broecker
Russia
Stalin
Italy
Mussolini
Germany
Hitler
Japan
Tojo
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Schurch
Bricker
Pittsburg Arrest Report Mentions Discoloration Incident
Police arrested 19 year old Aphi am Burns of Everett today in connection with a disputed incident described as a dishat dressed in improper attire. The brief notice cites local authorities and a single detainee in the Everett area.
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Pheney Mitesh
Pittsburgh
Aph
Liam Burns
Everett
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