CIO Battle Over UAW Presidency Spars with Charges
In Atlantic City 2,300 delegates heard incumbent R J Thomas and Walter P Reuther clash over alleged Communist influence and unity during the UAW convention. They praised Philip Murray but traded insults about GM strike decisions while focusing on equal pay and women’s workplace opportunities.
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Atlantic City
Cio
United Auto Workers
R J. Thomas
Walter P. Reuther
General Motors
Philip Murray
Thomas
Reuther
National Union
UAW
American Federation of Labor
Son Shot Father Then Called Police
Charles E. Young, 19, remained in custody in Columbus after shooting his father Millard F. Young, 44. Police said no charges were filed yet and the investigation was ongoing.
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Columbus
Charles E. Young
Millard F. Young
Quarantine Enforced at Minneapolis General Hospital
Dr D W Pollard superintendent of Minneapolis General Hospital announces a partial quarantine after nearly 50 nurses contract a mild epidemic streptococcus illness. Only visitors for seriously ill and emergency patients will be admitted while the hospital remains under restriction.
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Minneapolis. Minn
D. W Pollard
Minneapolis General Hospital
Pollard
Housewives urged to delay canning sugar purchases
Washington officials urged housewives to hold off buying canning sugar before fruit is ready. The OPA warned that sugar distribution could fail, noting spare stamps, regional supply plans, and a May 4 validation. Distributors reported camouflage deliveries to deter stockpiling amid rising demand.
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Washington
OPA
New York
CPA
Gen Mikhailovitch Arrested by Tito Government
Belgrade reports Gen Draja Mikhailovitch wartime Chetnik leader, with several others, captured March 13 and handed to Marshal Tito’s government. Rankovic announced the arrest amid charges of Nazi collaboration and war crimes. He faces trial likely including possible death penalty.
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Belgrade
Draja Mikhailovitch
Yudoslavi
Marshal Tito
Alexander Rankovic
Rankovich
Warsaw
Mikhailovitch
Tito
Yugoslav
Germany
Nuernberg
Peter
Milan Nedich
Yugoslavia
Ffis
UN Meet Opens With Optimism World Peace Hopes Soar In Europe
The United Nations Security Council meets amid optimism after Soviet moves to withdraw troops from Iran and Manchuria. Britain questions the timing and terms of the Iranian arrangement as US and other powers await a full Iran report before UN debate begins. Soviet withdrawal from Manchuria was announced by Moscow in a note to Beijing, following prior Moscow press notes blaming winter transport.
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Harrison Salisbury
United Nations Security Council
Iran
Manchuria
Red Army
Keraj
Teheran
Kazvin
Persian Gulf
Russia
UN Security Council
London
Ahmed Ghavami
Azerbaijan
Moscow
Traq
United States
Magis
United Nations Council Opens in New American Home
The UN security council meets in its new U S venue with the United States prepared to push for full discussion and council ratification of any Soviet Iranian settlement to resolve their dispute.
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New York
United Nations Security Council
United States
UN Security Council Hears Iran Soviet Agreement Details
The UN Security Council weighs the Iran Soviet settlement on troop withdrawal with demands for full reports from both sides. Officials insist on a verifiable pledge published under the UN Charter before backing any accord, while the UN military staff begins ultra secret plans for an international armed force. The meeting, held near Hunter College, centers on whether the Soviet Iran pact is free of duress and acceptable to the world body.
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Iran
UN Security Cout
Byrnes
Quo Ta Che
Ching
Soviet Union
Radin Moscow
Hunter College
Truman
New York
Thomas E Dewey
New York City
Willam O'Dwyer
Russia
United Nations
Iate
UN Security Councils
Security Council Tianntain
Fotmorrow
Great Britain
Soviet Russia
France
China
United States
Comestitutus
Miitary High Command
The
World Organization
Henry Hudson
Bronx
Security Council
Tondon
Moscow
Daily Herald
Labor Party
Azerbaijan
UNO Security Council
UNO
Westinghouse Strike Seen Continuing Through Year
New York officials fear the Westinghouse Electric strike may last through the year as 75,000 workers walk out. Labor conciliators Davis and mover prepared a final report after two months of mediation with Secretary Schwellenbach’s appointees, warning a settlement hinges on company concessions to the United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers.
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New York
Westinghouse Electric
War
Willam Davis
Arthur & Mover
Lewis Schwellenbach
United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers
CLO
Truce Teams Enter Manchuria in Border Tense Period
Sino American truce teams comprising American Communist and Nationalist members will move into Mukden Changchun Yingkow and Fushun to guard against clashes as Soviet troop withdrawals proceed. A Soviet note pledged Russian troops would exit Manchuria by April end while fighting raged between Nationalist and Communist forces near Svepmngkat and Mukden.
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Peiping
China
Camos
Mukden
Changchun
Yingkow
Fushun
Manchuria
Meter posts arrive for Coshocton parking meters plan
Safety Service Director J. E. Trubenbach announced the arrival of 281 cast iron meter posts and parts from Duncan Meter Corp of Chicago. The materials, received by Pennsylvania Railroad, mark the first shipment for the city's new parking meter project.
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Coshocton
Safety Service
J. E. Trubenbach
Duncan Mater Corp
Chicago
City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Gallia Times contest names readers prize winners
The Gallia Times held a contest to learn why readers like the paper. Bob Tresne, a retired blind punter, won first prize. Alva Sowards, a life prisoner in the Ohio penitentiary, received third prize.
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Gallipolis
Gallia Times
Bob Tresne
Alva Sowards
Ohio
Death Claims Peter O'Brien Here Sunday
Peter J O'Brien aged 59 died at his sister Mrs Mike Abood home 143 South Eighth Street at 4 30 pm Sunday after an extended illness Born May 4 1886 in Corning he was the son of Henry and Katherine Dyer O'Brien and worked as a mechanic Surviving are three sisters Mrs Abood Mrs Owen Fagan Batherton and Mrs Eob Law Akron and four brothers Charles John Coshocton Edward Akron and Harry Chicago One sister and two brothers are deceased Funeral services will be held at Sacred Heart church at 9 am Tuesday with Rev Thomas J Duffy officiating and burial at South Lawn cemetery Friends may call at the Dawson funeral home
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Peter J O'Brien
Mike Abood
South Eighth Street
Nm Corning
Henry
Katherine Dyer O'Brien
Abood
Owen Fagan
Batherton
Eob Law Akron
Charles
John
Coshocton
Edward
Akron
Harry
Chicago
O'Brien
Sacred Heart Church
Thomas J. Duffy
South Lawn
Dawson Funeral Home
Dr Floyd W Craig Named New Plant Physician
Dr Floyd W Craig, longtime local physician, is named plant physician for the Coshocton General Electric plant. He resides at 805 Main Street and has practiced in the area for 15 years, a graduate of Ohio State University.
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Floyd Craig
G M Stone
Floyd W. Craig
Coshocten
Craig
Main Street
Ohio State University
OSU predicts record 15500 spring enrollment
Ohio State University officials forecast a spring quarter enrollment of 15 500, starting Tuesday morning, signaling a record high for the university.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
McGregor Pushes Faster Air Mail Service for Pacific Troops
Congress member J Harry McGregor of West Lafayette reports War Department confirms No 1 priority air mail to troops in Japan Philippines Okinawa and other Pacific areas. Curtailment during rapid demobilization shifted many letters to surface. over 3 000 000 letters now move by ship. New priority and contracts from AAF suggest quicker mail to personnel. most mail to troops will be flown unless already en route.
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Con. J. Harry McGregor
West Lafayette
War Department
Pacific
Con. McGregor
Japan
Philippines
Okinawa
McGregor
Mainenance
AAF Air Transport Command
Tragic river search for Columbusal man after boat capsizes
A Columbia resident, 50, identified as Smyth, drowned when his boat capsized near Ellis Dam on the Muskingum River. Sidney Jackson, also of Columbia, was rescued after clinging to the boat. Weilbacher slept on shore. Deputies and volunteers searched with grappling irons but wind hindered progress as the river tragedy unfolded.
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Zanesville
Tee
Pennestania
Ellis Dam
Muskingum County
Onalle Smith
Colum-buas
Ware
Sidney Jacrson
Colum
Bas
Smith
Jackae
Philip Weilbacher
Jackson O
Muid
Jackson
Jaue
Tana
Navy
Hoover Sees No Need To Resume Food Rationing
Rome dispatch reports President Hoover stating there is no need to resume rationing in the United States as the peak of the world food crisis has passed and machinery could not move quickly enough. He believes the next 129 days will bring easing as the harvest season approaches.
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Rome
Herbert Hoover
United States
Hoover
Dave Wall
Funeral for Howard Sanders Held After Elevator Shaft Fall
Funeral services were planned today for Howard Sanders age 24 who died from injuries after a fall down an elevator shaft in Columbus. The accident occurred at the Columbus Cup site. Sanders was connected with local work crews and plans for burial were announced by the family.
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Howard Sanders
Commissioners Approve Purchase of John Deere Mower
County commissioners approved buying a John Deere industrial mower for 997 with delivery in 40 days. The machine includes starter, hydraulic control and four blades. A trade in value of 207 was given for a mower now in use. Purchase made from Tes Halladay of the Cashaecton Tractor and Implement. Select Legion Post organized in Toledo with Wanda Sel by as temporary chairman.
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John Deere
Tes Halladay
Oa Select Legion Post
Payne Promises Items After Nomination in Springfield Speech
Albert P. Payne of Springfield pledged in a radio campaign that after his nomination and election a five room house, a new car, and plenty of butter would be available soon. The promise was part of his campaign material.
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Payne
Springfield
Ohio
Trent
Mike
Albert FE Payne
Red Army Pulling Out of Iran Amid Wayside Concessions
London reports the Red Army is withdrawing from Iran with Tehran claiming the move will finish in five weeks. Iran cites concessions on oil and autonomy of Azerbaijan as part of the agreement, while UK protests continue and a UN Security Council explanation is anticipated.
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Red Army
Iran
London
Teheran
Muzaffar Firouz
Tehran
Red
Kera
Kazvin
Ameri
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