Union to Fight Ruling of Unfair Labor Practice
The Taft Hartley era ruling finds Local 74 of the Chattanooga Carpenters Union guilty of a secondary boycott by striking when non union flooring installers worked on a home remodel in Tennessee. Attorney Herbert G B King vows to take the case to the Supreme Court. Also aUtica injunction stops Local 294 Teamsters from six alleged unfair acts including feather bedding while NLRB reviews the case.
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Washington
U.S. Supreme Court
Herbert G. B. King
A Carpenters Union
Chattanooga
Tenn
J. J. Fitzpatrick
National Labor Relations Board
Fitzpatick
Stephen W. Brennan
Utica
N. Y
Local 294
AFL Teamsters Union
NLRB
294
Conway Express Company
Pittsfield
Mass
New Britain
Excessive Speed Blamed for Wreck Near Otterville
Otterville Missouri January 3 14 victims identified after a New Year day passenger train wreck. Conductor in Sedalia hospital said he believed they were going too fast. Trainman J B Rogers recalled pulling the cord moments before the crash. Conductor put speed at 40 to 45 mph and noted block lights may have failed though railroad officials previously said signals worked properly.
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Otterville
Sedalia
J. B. Rogers
Ohio River Rises At East Liverpool
Fed by heavy New Year rains in Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia the Ohio River crested at dam No 8 at 21.1 feet eleven feet under flood stage. All moveable dams between Pittsburgh and Wheeling were lowered.
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Liverpool
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio River
Pittsburgh
Wheeling
Mihai Cools Hedls For Austrian Visa
Former King Mihai of Romania must wait for a transit visa to cross Austria en route to Switzerland. His application was sent to the Allied Control Council but the processing section is closed until Monday morning.
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Vienna
Austria
Mihai
Romania
Switzerland
Austrian
Interior Ministry
Allied Control Council
India asks UN to curb Pakistan over Kashmir invasion
The Indian government appeals to the United Nations Security Council to halt Pakistan’s aid to tribal invaders in Kashmir. India warns it may enter Pakistan territory for military action if relief to the raiders continues.
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Lake Success
N. Y
United Nation Security Council
Kashmir
Security Council
Pakistan
India
Big lens loaned to Indiana astronomers
A 10 inch triple lens Cooke camera for wide sky photographs has been loaned to Indiana University astronomers in Bloomington. The loan was disclosed by the University of Cincinnati Observatory yesterday.
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Cincinnati
Indiana University
Bloomington
Ind
University of Cincinnati Observatory
VFW Chief Urges Aid to Europe
Ray H. Brannaman, commander in chief of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, warned the U S may face another world war unless allies receive aid to hold the economic line against Communism. He cited a home crisis of rising prices and a philosophy of scarcity threatening living standards and personal freedom. His prepared speech was for a broadcast at a meeting that invited 24 congressmen and foreign ambassadors.
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Washington
Ray H. Brannaman
Veterans of Foreign Wars
United States
Brannaman
VFW
Italy
France
Greece
China
Ireland
Philippines
French Assembly Upholds Schuman Against Bloc Challenge
The French National Assembly voted 322 to 262 to uphold Premier Robert Schuman against a Communist-De Gaulle reform bid to modify the anti inflation bill. The row focused on an article in the 125 billion franc save the franc tax measure affecting small shopkeepers and craftsmen.
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Paris
National Assembly
Robert Schuman
France
Mass grave found at Belsen camp in British zone
British officials report a new mass grave at Belsen concentration camp in the British zone with an estimated 2000 bodies. The discovery adds to wartime casualties in the site’s history.
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Berlin
Belsen
Storms Ease as Eastern Half Sees Power Restored
Weather returns to more normal patterns across the storm battered east as communities work to resume business and industry. Power outages and downed lines linger in New York metropolitan area and New England with property damage in the millions and at least 16 deaths reported in the region.
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New England
New York Metropolitan
Midwest
Federal Weather Bureau
Chicago
Ohio
Indiana
Texas Panhandle
North Atlantic Seaboard
New York City
New York
New Jersey
New York Stock Exchange
Curb Exchange
Cotton Exchange
Boston
New York State
Albany
N. Y
Flood warnings across Switzerland as warm spell melts high snows
Flood warnings were sounded throughout Switzerland as unseasonably warm weather caused snow to melt even at 6000 feet. The report from Geneva notes rising water and potential flood risk across multiple cantons.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Clerk Rescued from Marriage License Dilemma
Marion County clerk A Jack Tilson of Indianapolis faced a $2 fee for an Ohio marriage license needed to satisfy Governor Thomas J. Herbert. The Ohio State Journal paid the bill and sent a $2 bill with an engraving of Thomas Jefferson as a token of appreciation, praising Tilson for upholding state dignity.
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Columbus
Marion County
A. Jack Tilson
Indianapolis
Ohio
Thomas J. Herbert
Ohio State Journal
Ohio Capital
Indiana
Tilson
Thomas Jefferson
State of
Marshall Plan Survey Urged by Wisconsin Senator
Senator Wiley urges a Brookings Institution report on Marshall Plan impact and broaden its scope to include effects of proposed exports on the US economy. Senators Brooks and Taft applaud but favor limited administration, while Speaker Martin backs a production oriented approach. Senator Barkley urges decisive congressional action.
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Washington
Wiley
R-Wis
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Vandenberg
Brookings Institution
Brooks
Taft
Ohio
Truman
Martin
Mass
Coroner Resigns After 30 Years in Hamilton
Butler County commissioners must choose a successor to Dr. Edward Cook who resigned effective February 1 after thirty years as coroner. Cook cited advanced age saying he is over eighty.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Edward Cook
Fire Hits Plant in Cincinnati Damages $250,000
A spectacular blaze tore through the Asphalt Products Co. plant in Cincinnati early today causing an estimated $250,000 in damage. No injuries reported as firefighters battled the flames.
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Cincinnati
Asphalt Products Co
Marine reinforcements sail to Middle East naval group
A Marine unit from the Second Division will sail next Tuesday from Morehead City North Carolina to join U S forces in the Mediterranean. The ship group includes the carrier Midway three light carriers ten destroyers and the cruiser Little Rock with Italian and Greek port stations. The Marines will train aboard ship and help restore crew levels to typical complements of carriers and cruisers with about 2 200 men per carrier and 1 000 per cruiser, counting Marines.
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Washington
U. S
Midway
Mediterranean Sea
Little Rock
Greece
Navy
Morehead City
N. C
Margaret Truman declines Times Square singing offer
Margaret Truman, daughter of the President, refused a 10000 weekly offer to perform at the Royal Chicken Roost in Times Square. Ralph Watkins, owner, said business issues and other plans kept her from accepting and even offered to rename the eatery if she wished.
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New York
Margaret Truman
Times Square
Ralph Watkins
Watkins
Miss Truman
Strike Threatens Gotham Fuel Supply
A 1000 oil barge and tanker crewmen strike threatened midnight, imperiling fuel oil lifelines between the metropolis and New Jersey refineries. Theodore Kheel, city labor relations chief, said Longshoremen's local officials would meet in continuous session today to avert the walkout.
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New York
New Jersey
Theodore Kheel
Slaying Confessed in Oberlin Hitch-Hiker Case
Huron County sheriff Jesse Mellett said a 23 year old man confessed to the hitch hiker killing of Harold Perry 53 of Oberlin on December 8 last year.
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Norwalk
Huron County
Jesse Mellett
Harold Perry
Oberlin
Mayor Friend Levies Fines on Motorists
Mayor Roger W. Friend heard his first cases since taking office on January 1. Roy Kitchen of Junction City Route 1 was fined 100 dollars and costs for driving while intoxicated after a late night arrest on West Hunter Street. Clarence P. Hopkins of Logan Route 1 was fined 10 dollars and costs for reckless driving following an accident on West Main Street.
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Roger W. Friend
Roy Kitchen
Junction City
West Hunter Street
Clarence P. Hopkins
Logan
West Main Street
Woman Found Dead in Smoke Filled Berlin Heights Home
Miss Sarah Ann Carroll an 85 year old Berlin Heights resident living alone was found dead yesterday in her smoke filled home. Deputy sheriff Henry Bates said she either was overcome by smoke or suffered a heart attack.
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Sandusky
Sarah Ann Carroll
Berlin Heights
Henry Bates
House to push quick tax cut and short-term aid agenda
Republican leaders outline early session plan in Congress. Speaker Martin prioritizes a $5.6 billion tax cut, a short-term foreign aid program, rent control extension, and federal budget cuts, with action urged this year. He notes Senate delays likely. The plan hinges on administration cooperation to trim expenses.
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Washington
House
Congress
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Massachusetts
Senate
Martin
Knutson
R-Minn
Ways and Medial Committee
GOP
Intruder Again Visits England Home Near Logan
A prowler who stole $6 and a gift package from Miss Blanche England’s home near Logan on December 23 returned early New Year’s Day. Sheriff Floyd Duffy said the sister awakened at 3 AM to see the intruder in a hall near the living room. The man fled after entering through a front window. nothing else was taken as the investigation continues.
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Blanche England
Logan
England
Floyd Duffy
Duffy
Miss England
Josephine Hansel
Cleveland Homicide Probe Reopens Slaying of Sheila Tuley
Police review a coroner's verdict in the East Side slaying of eight year old Sheila Ann Tuley. investigators consider a hit skip driver after glass fragments and a possible porch scene contradict the stabbing theory. Coroner Gerber cites bayonet like wounds and multiple stab injuries as the cause.
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Cleveland
Sheila Ann Tuley
East 124Th Street
Edward J. Tuley
Samuel R. Gerber
Shaila
Dr. Gerber
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