Hartley levels charge against Petrillo over music ban
Hartley says Petrillo is clearly in violation of the law as he opens a hearing on the recording ban. Petrillo counters that records are a poor business for musicians while radio firms reap big profits. he proposes home use recordings without royalties if Congress acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Fred A. Hartley, Jr
House Labor Committee
James C. Petrillo
Hartley
Petrillo
American Federation of Musicians
AFL
Department of Justice
Chicago
Lea
Federal District Court In
England
Congress
Thirteen Injured As Eastern Airliner Burns In Snowbank
A Lockheed Constellation from Miami to Newark skidded into a Logan International snowbank during landing in darkness. Ice on the runway and insufficient braking caused the skid. flames soon engulfed the right side as 20 passengers and five crew members leaped from a doorway into snowbanks. Force of the impact left the airliner wedged and burning while authorities and crews evacuated the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Big Eastern Airlines
Logan International Airport
Miami
Newark
New York
Harold Cooney
Merrill E. Thayer
Mother and Four Children Die in Minnesota House Fire
A mother Mrs May Anderson 37 and her four children perished when an overheated stove sparked a blaze at a farm home 26 miles northwest of Little FallsMinn. Sheriff deputies could not name the children but believed the eldest was about six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Falls
Minn
U.P
Here
May Anderson
Republicans push $3 billion trim to Truman budget
GOP leaders back a plan to slash President Truman's budget by at least $3 billion as the basis for a $5.6 billion tax cut and a $5 billion debt payment. Knutson says Taft and Taber agree on sharp cuts, with a showdown vote set in the House next week amid Democratic resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
GOP
Truman
Rep
Knutson
R-Minn
House
Republican
Taft
Ohio
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Taber
House Appropriations Committee
Senate
Martin
R-Mass
House Republican Steering Committee
Rayburn
Texas
Bult
Typographical Hearing Recessed Until February Sixteen
A hearing on charges that the International Typographical Union AFL violated the Taft Hartley act in dealing with newspapers was recessed today until February 16. Union lawyers asked for the pause to prepare for injunction proceedings in Indianapolis February 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
International Typographical Union
AFL
Indianapolis
Man’s anger over thin steak leads to divorce plea
Mrs. Ruth Hoyle testified in Camden divorce court that her husband insulted by a steak less than an inch and a half thick scrubbed her face and hair with the hot meat. Advisory Master William R. Burton recommended the divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N. J
Wup
Ruth Hoyle
William R. Burton
Van Zandt to Speak at VFW Parley in Wisconsin
Rep James E Van Zandt Republican Pa three time VFW commander in chief will address the midwinter VFW conference in Wisconsin February 14 15 He will speak at a banquet on February 14 More than 500 VFW members are expected to attend He has served three terms as national VFW leader and holds a long record of service in the Navy railroading politics and military affairs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. van Zandt
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Frank I. Chartier
Gateway Post
van Zandt
M. Emory Uelman
Wisconsin V.F.W
Navy
V.F.W
Albany
Brooklyn Navy Yards
Maritime Service
Merchant Marine
War Shipping Administration
Armed Services
Pacific
House Committee On Armed Services
Joint Congressional Committee On Atomic Energy
Paralysis Fund Campaign Passes 2800 Mark in Kenosha drive
Kenosha county March of Dimes campaign topped 2800 this morning as M. Eugene Baker reported first week returns. Special gifts 2350 from divisions led by Mrs James R Anderson and Mrs Robert F Cooper. Remaining 450 from organized labor county and clubs. Various divisions and schools continue solicitations as city and county residents mobilize for polio fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha County
M. Eugene Baker
James R. Anderson
Robert F. Cooper
Harold J. Newton
E. V. Ryall
Baker
Catholic Junior League
Junior Woman’s Club
Robert Smith
Champer of Commerce
Robert Wellman
Kenosha
Ethel Edwards
Bain
Emily Lyman
Columbus
Sam Poerio
Deming
Scott Barnett
Durkee
Elizabeth Jacob
Frank
Maybelle Peterson
Grant
Ellen Kirn
Jefferson
Hermena Hoenn
Lincoln Elementary
Annabel Brunner
McKinley
Ferold Parry
Orthopedic
Lillie Meyer
Roosevelt
Florence Maloney
Weiskopf
Edward Kriz
Lincoln Junior High
Mary Connelly
McKinley Junior High
T. D. Cummings
Washington Junior High
I. F. Stocker
Kenosha High
Winifred Farley
William Klingaman
Elizabeth Lyman
Fuel Oil Outlook Dim After Inferior Grade Floods
An alert neighbor helped police capture three Kenosha youths during a home burglary. Officers recovered most stolen goods, tied the trio to multiple break-ins and car thefts, and noted time-stamped loot across several residences and cars. The youths face juvenile proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
Albert Jensen
Twenty-ninth Avenue
Howard J. Wistrand
Wistrand
Jensen
Minnow BOOM in Kenosha Harbor Spurs Vigilance
Conservation warden Robert Winnie reports unpolluted Kenosha harbor drawing railloads of minnows by the millions from local waters. Trucks with aeration gear lift minnows for bait and mink feed as violations loom under daily 300 fish limits. arrests possible with ongoing checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha Harbor
Kenosha Waterway
Great Lakes
Winnie
Eagle River
Lake Michigan
Colder Air Mass Brings Snow Across East
An Associated Press report says a new cold air mass and widespread snow flurries spread across the eastern half of the nation. The system moved from the Canadian border into central Wisconsin and northern Iowa and is expected to drop temperatures in the eastern states, with a brief cold spell and more cold air forecast for the Midwest by weekend. A Boston airport crash during the storm injured 13 as an Eastern Airlines Lockheed Constellation skidded into a snow bank and caught fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian
Wisconsin
Iowa
Midwest
Big Eastern Airlines
Boston
Plains
Great Lakes
Atlantic fleet to hold maneuvers in Atlantic and West Indies waters
The Atlantic fleet will conduct maneuvers in Atlantic and West Indies waters from February 9 to March 19 with army units taking part and landing operations planned on Puerto Rico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
S. C
Atlantic
West Indies
Puerto Rico
Kenosha Conservation Club Reassesses Legislation and Growth
In January the Kenosha County Conservation Club met at the Union Club to discuss pending wildlife bills and their impact. President Edward Quinn urged copies and summaries of conservation bills to guide lawmakers, noting undeveloped Edithton Beach lake shore as a potential state park. Membership Chairman Ralph Sautelle reported 1150 paid members, aiming for 2000, with fishing licenses signaling higher potential. Warden Robert Winnie explained the universal fishing license now required for ages 18 to 65 for fishing activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Club
Kenosha County Conservation Club
Edward Quinn
Phil Sanders
Lake Shore
Edithton Beach
Milwaukee
Racine
Kenosha
Ralph Sautelle
Sautelle
Robert Winnie
J. W. Palmer
Army Transport Arrives With War Dead Cargo
The Army Transport Corp ship carrying 1,753 American servicemen from Europe arrived in port today and anchored off Staten Island. It will dock tomorrow at Pier 3, Brooklyn army base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Army Transport Corp
Eric G. Gibson
Europe
Staten Island
Pier 3
Brooklyn Army Base
Woman Delivers Son in Car Outside Hospital Again
In Los Angeles, 32 year old Mrs Helen Callas delivered a baby boy in her husband’s car just outside the hospital, repeating a six year old event when she gave birth in a hospital elevator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Helen Callas
Legion and VFW Urge Quick Marshall Plan Approval
The American Legion and the Veterans of Foreign Wars urged Congress to approve the Marshall plan to curb Communism and guard against a Russian atom bomb threat. Leaders James F. O'Neil and Ray H. Brannaman pressed for swift action and stronger armed forces, warning against an international WPA risk. President Truman seeks 6.8 billion dollars for the first 15 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Congress
America
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
James F. O'Neil
Legion
Russia
Wstern
Europe
Atlantic
O'Neil
Ray H. Brannaman
VFW
Brannaman
Truman
Wisconsin Senators Say Oil Shortage Won't End Soon
Wisconsin as cold snap worsens fuel oil crisis with rationing for emergency cases. Senators Wiley and McCarthy say relief is not in sight while Milwaukee tests find substandard oil. Officials cite lack of state power to fix prices and grading amid export allocations and rail transport limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Washington
Wiley and
McCarthy
Lawrence Whitter
West Bend
Wiley
Secretary
Justice H A Bergman Dies in Winnipeg Manitoba
Canadian Justice H A Bergman of the Manitoba court of appeal died on Tuesday. He served as former chairman of the University of Manitoba board of governors and once led the Manitoba Bar association. He was born in Gardar North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Man
H. A. Bergman
Manitoba Court of Appeal
Board of Governors
The
University of Manitoba
Manitoba Bar Association
Gardar, N. D
Woman Becomes Citizen After Losing Three Sons in War
Hackensack New Jersey Mrs Stella Lewandowski a Lyndhurst widow and Gold Star mother who lost three of her five sons in World War II received her naturalization certificate yesterday making her eligible for membership in Gold Star Mothers of America. The 58 year old learned last year that her late husband became a citizen in 1923 but she did not automatically become a citizen due to the 1922 naturalization law. Government officials led by Attorney General Tom C Clark helped speed her papers to Bergen County Judge A Demorest del Mar who noted her suffering and did not issue standard citizenship instructions.
Ruhr strikes spread as 200000 German workers walk out
About 200000 German workers in Anglo American zones joined token strikes over food shortages as unrest grows in the Ruhr. In Cologne up to 100000 joined, with 30000 metal workers in Nuernberg striking for half a day in the American zone. General Lucius Clay flew to Washington amid Allied talks on occupation administration. Unconfirmed reports said trouble could escalate to military action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
U.P
Ruhr
People’s Congress
Cologne
Nuernberg
U. S
Lucius D. Clay
Washington
Allied Control Council
Russia
Germany
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Quincy
Mass
Rep. van Zandt
Paralysis Fund
Business and Professional Women's Club
Opal Maschka
Astrid Peter
Petersen
Hartung
Marshall Simonsen
Evening News
Frank von Arx
Arthur J. Riley
Roger Rozinski
Twenty-second Avenue
Rozinski
Riley
Albert Molzahn
Seventeenth Avenue
George Schuch
Seventy-sixth Street
Lt. Riley
Gateway Theater
Lincoln Schools
Fifth Avenue
Janet Theleen
James C. Peterson
Detroit
Mich
AP Wire
Associated Press
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Orthman Laboratories of
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American Society For Testing Materials
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