CIO Blames State For Two Deaths In Newark Fire
Ohio CIO council charged the Ohio Industrial Commission with partial responsibility for two deaths in a Newark oil refinery fire last week. Secretary treasurer William Lavelle urged an immediate investigation into the Newark explosion and a Findlay refinery blaze, criticizing delays in safety cycle revisions and asking for steps toward an overhaul of Ohio safety codes. He noted no action since a March 1 hearing.
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Columbus
Ohio Council of the
CIO
Ohio Industrial Commission
Newark
William Lavelle
George L. Coffinberry
Lavelle
Findlay
Coffinberry
Commission
Ohio
30,000 Miners To Get Vacation If Strike Starts
Columbus reports district six of the United Mine Workers would idle about 40,000 miners if a midnigh Sunday strike in the bituminous coal industry were called. About 25,000 are in Ohio and 5,000 in four Wheeling area counties. John Owens of Cambridge heads the district with a national war policy committee including Thome, Dillonvales, Pacifico, Shadyside, Wat ers, Ralph De Matte, Dillonvale, Charles Wise, Neffs, and Sheldon Beatty of Elm Grove, W Va.
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Columbus
United Mine Workers
AFL
Ohio
West Virginia Panhandle
Wheeling
W. Va
John Owens
Cambridge
Owens
Thome
Suspect Boys Shot Through Window In Broad Daylight
Police report one of three unidentified boys suspected of firing a shot through a door window at the home of Mrs Stella Leonard on Eighth and Chestnut streets. The lead slug lay on a closed porch floor where it came to rest.
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Stella Leonard
Eighth
Chestnut Streets
Disaster Aid Rules For Building Homes Under New Restrictions
Government officials outline a program allowing disaster victims and veterans to build homes under strict limits. Non veteran hardships cover homes damaged by fire flood or tornado with cost thresholds set at 6 000 for non emergency work. Veterans may build up to 10 000 with automatic permission and retain essential material priorities from CPA.
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Washington
National Housing Agency
FHA
Civilian Production Administration
CPA
NHA
United States and Britain End Lend Lease Pact
Washington officials announced the formal signing of an agreement winding up Britain’s lend lease with a $650 million settlement. The program, a historic wartime aid operation, saw about $26 billion in American goods reach Britain for the war effort, with final figures potentially rising a few million due to minor adjustments.
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Washington
LLP
United States
Britain
Atlantic
Quiz man who bragged of killings
Detroit police hold Emery Holley, 49, on suspicion after his common law wife Ann Rizzo, 39, accused him of attempting to murder her with poison cleanser. She also claimed he boasted of murders in Cleveland, while police verify a possible murder link.
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Detroit
Emery Holley
Ann Rizzo
Len Doyle
Holley
Doyle
Miss Rizzo
Cleveland
Czechoslovakia
1 800 Mile Trip Seeks Missing Columbus Teen
Conrad Blake searched 1800 miles to relatives in southern Ohio and West Virginia for his daughter Beuy Blake and friend Rhiuiche Smith, both 15, with no trace found. A motorist said he picked up the two girls near Columbus and dropped them at Canal Winchester after they claimed they were headed to West Virginia.
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Columbus
UPJ
Ohio
West Virginia
Conrad Blake
Beuy Blake
Rhiuiche Smith
Blakes
Florida
Canal Winchester
Small Home Potential From 24 Grain Bins in Coshocton
Coshocton county AAA offers 24 metal grain storage bins near Coshocton Roscoe and south of town for conversion into one to three room homes. Large units 12 by 16 feet priced at 160 dollars each. smaller units 100 dollars. Priority to rural residents. buyers must contact AAA committee for sale jurisdiction.
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Coshocton County
AAA
Coshacton
Fairgrounds
Lee Milling Company
Roscoe
Carnation Plant
Commodity Credit Corporation
Triple A
Russo Stand Threatens UN Meet with Iran Firm on Coal Strike
Washington officials remained hopeful to avert a Monday coal strike as negotiations continued between United Mine Workers led by Lewis and mine operators. Lewis rejected an operator offer as jumbo jumbo while conciliation efforts and a labor department observer pressed for a solution before the Sunday midnight deadline.
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John tL.lex
United Mine Workers
Jacwis
Tenter
Minte
Litons
Omnu
Lewis
Laweis
Edgar L. Warren
U.S. Conciliation Service
Lewis Schwellenbach
Douglas Byrd
Labor Department
Russian Is Arrested for Espionage in Portland
Nicolai Gregorovich Redin a 29 year old Russian navy lieutenant was jailed on espionage charges after FBI agents stopped him attempting to board the Alma Ata in Portland. He allegedly obtained secret information on the USS Yellowstone on December 22, 1945 with intent to transmit to the Soviet Union. Redin, connected to the Soviet purchasing commission in Seattle, had a bond set at 25000 dollars and awaited a premilitary hearing as Soviet officials prepared to notify the San Francisco consul.
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Portland, Obe
Nicolai Gregorovich Redin
United States of America
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Alma Ata
U. S
Robert Leedy
Yellowstone
Soviet Russia
Bremerton Navy Yard
13Th Naval District
Seattle
Pacific
Redin
Leedy
Daniel Kladov
Russian Purchasing Commission
San Francisco
Soviet Purchasing Commission
Swink First Hill
Washington
United States
FBI
James F. Bernes
Deepartment
MacKenzie King
Canada
Northern Lights Disrupt World Travel Communications
Northern Lights disrupted trans-ocean radio circuits interrupting communications. Pan American World Airways canceled 13 overseas flights yesterday due to the disturbances.
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Northern Lights
New York
United Nations Security Counel
Pan American World Airways
Income tax cut Meets Approval in Congress
A proposed 10 percent cut in individual income taxes would be funded by trimming the fiscal year budget by at least $5 billion, contingent on Congress lowering spending below the President's request. Rep. Harold Knutson introduced the measure, while Rep. Sparkman opposed tax relief amid a high tax climate and debt. Support from Rep. Clarence Brown urged cutting wasteful spending to balance the budget and enable relief. Administration projections show revenues of $41.5 billion with a $3.6 billion deficit anticipated next year.
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Washington
Congress
Harold Knutson
Minn
House
John J. Sparkman
Knuutson
Clarence J. Brown
Knutson
Truman
Strikes and Divorce Noted in Broad Labor Turmoil
Strikes loom as 600000 workers threaten action across sectors including automotive coal copper and farming. General Motors recalls thousands as auto plants resume peacetime pace. International Harvester and CIO Farm Equipment Workers reach wage deal but fringe issues persist. James R. Barton seeks divorce from Dorothy Peters Barton citing gross neglect of duty. couple wed June 1943 in Stark County.
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Idde US
Automotive
General Motors
International Harvester Co
CIO Farm Equipment Workers Union
Electric
Copper
Coal United Mine
James R. Barton
Dorothy Peters Barton
Cashocton
Stark County
Pention
Car Thief Switched Licenses in Auto Theft
Police recovered a stolen vehicle early this morning after it was found damaged near Roscoe school. The car carried a 1946 license plate, a 1948 plate in the back seat, and the 146 license tag was inside the vehicle, with the offender switching plates to evade identification.
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Coshocton
Wip
Roscoe School Wild
Joni W. DeMuoss
Traffic study to aid parking meter placement in city
Local auto club officials said Ted Bompardner will present a traffic survey to Safety Director J E Trahen Nh on Saturday. Nine Cosh actan junior high students will count vehicles at intersections on Moon Street for a report not originally intended for meter placement. After delivery, Trubenbach will use the figures with a meter chart for the city council street committee led by Floyd Arnold, Floyd Shafer, and Fred Beauregard.
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Ted Bompardner
Auto Club
J. E. Trahen
Coshactan
W A McCurdy Stricken in Hospital Obituary
W A McCurdy 72 former teacher and school inspector died at 8 p m Tuesday in City hospital Born June 25 1874 in Bealferet township son of John and Rebecca John McCurdy He taught in high schools at West Bedford Keene Roscoe served on the board of school examiners and as high school inspector for five years in Columbus Was automobile registrar during James Cox administration later cashier in the state treasurer s office Lived with a sister Mrs J T Orr at 1011 Adams street then roomed on Locust street Survived by two brothers A J McCurdy Power and J T McCurdy of Dover Three nieces Mrs Frank Leech Cr Shecton Mrs C H Ostin Cleveland Mrs Paul M Weaver Dover Two nephews John Ro Me Curdy Massillon and Frank McCurdy Dover Preceded in death by two brothers and two sisters Dr Ho Ro McCurdy Dr LC McCurdy Mrs Norman Taylor and Mrs Orr Services at 2 p m Friday at Peoples Funeral Home Burial in South Lawn cemetery Friends may call after 1 p m today
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W A. McCurdy
City Hospital
Bealferet Township
McCurdy
John
Rebecca Johnson McCurdy
Ada
Wooster
Ptaught
West Bedford
Keene
Roscoe
Columbus
James Cox Andater
State Treasurer's Office
J. T. Orr
Adams Street
Locust Street
A. J. McCurdy
Power
J. T. McCurty
Warsaw
Refusal to Join Debate on Question Seen Threatening
New York reports Soviet Russia threatens to boycott any Iran case discussion before April 10 and to draft its own rules, risking paralysis of the United Nations Security Council. Byrnes insists on an immediate Iranian hearing. Gromyko refuses to attend discussions prior to April 10 amid unclear final agreements with Iran.
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Hunter College
Bronx
N. Y
United Nations Organization
Security Council
Andrei Gromyke
Russia
Alexander Cadogan
Great Britain
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
U.S
New York
United Nations Security Council
Eagle Club Raid Shocks Millersburg Spirits Bust
The Eagle club in Millersburg was raided by two state district agents and Sheriff Watts Rogers and Deputy Wayne Turner. Charles Wheaton paid a $108 fine with $450 suspended after pleading guilty to selling intoxicating beverages without a license. Three slot machines and other gambling devices were confiscated. more gambling action was anticipated the next day.
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Millersburg
The
Eagle Club
Teres Atiay
Wheaton
World’s Largest Union Seeks To Settle Feud at Poll Today
ATLANTIC CITY N J USP delegates to the CIO United Auto Workers 10th annual convention balloted for a president for 600000 member women The race pitted incumbent J Thomas against Walter P Reuther 38 year old vice president and GM strike leader Balloting began at 930 am and would take four or five hours tocomplete Reuther promised a stronger union mass production of housing higher wages and lower prices if elected while Thomas campaigned for continuity of current methods and leadership
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Atlantic City
N. J
USP
CIO
United Auto Workers
J. Thomas
Walter P Reuther
General Motors
Roth
Er Theater
Iran Denies Secret Pact With Soviet
The Tranian government officially denies any agreement with Russia on Red Army troop withdrawal. Spokesman Firrouz says there was no secret pact and an official Teheran radio announcement will deny the claim. Soviet pullout is attributed to Premier Ghavon's insistence in talks with Stalin in Moscow.
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Teheran
U. S
Russia
Trans
Tran
Hae
Premor Ghayon
Generilissime
Stalin
Moscow
Water piping shortage hampers city water supply plan
City officials struggle to obtain a 20 inch pipe for a new water line from the well to the pumping station. Safety Service DirectorEO Trucubach details ongoing efforts and limited success. Requests sent to War Assets Corporal Honan Clueiata and others yielded no usable material and a Washington search found none available.
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Safety Service
EO Trucubach
Toler
Ofe
Neos
Honan Clueiata
Diaias
Houston
Salt Lake City
Kansas City
Tuttle Rick
Ark
Maepatine Pepilse
Washington
Searce
Parents Offer Baby Life to Save Others
In Pasadena a father proposed offering his infant daughter for medical experimentation to study a rare disease. Carol Hottie, five years old, suffers rapid cellular growth pressing on vital organs and brain, with doctors warning death is likely within months. Her parents hope the test could reveal cures to save their two other affected children.
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Pasadena
Calif
Carol Hottie
Civcamontis
William Hedder
Thode
Carol
Deestors
Childens Hospital
Change Exam Place On Monday April 1 for Drivers Tests
Drivers license examinations move to the new State Highway garage opposite the Carnation plant on Browns Lane South Coshocton. Weekly tests run 3 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Mondays, previously held at the garage off Main Street.
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Carnation Plant
Brown's Lane
South Coshocton
Main Street
New Citizens Born at City Hospital
A baby girl was born Tuesday at City Hospital to Mr and Mrs Balgie Parrish of 223 North Fourth Street. The Parrishes welcomed their newborn into the community with the city celebrating a new citizen.
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A Sen
Balgie Parrish
North Fourth Gtres
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