Single Package Labor Law Seen By Rep Brehm
Rep. Brehm of Ohio predicts the House will adopt a single package revision of labor law, preserving Taft Hartley elements while labor leaders favor a two package approach with Wagner act reforms. He notes expected provisions on strikes, contract responsibility, non-communist affidavits, union financials, and management rights.
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Rep. Brehm
Washington
Rep
Brehm
Ohio
House Labor Committee
House
Truman
Senate
Simon Pure
Congress
Ohioan
McBee Co hires Harold Wise for industrial relations post
The McBee Company of Athens announced that Harold Wise the former head football coach at Ohio University has accepted a position in the firm's industrial relations department.
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Athens, O
McBee Co
Athens Today
Harold Wise
Ohio University
Ironton Fur Niture Store Burns in Downtown Fire
Fire razed the McCauley fur niture store in Ironton downtown. Owner Fred Waginger estimated the loss at 75000 dollars.
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Ironton, O
McCauley Furniture
Fred Waginger
Pension up to 100 dollars a month for 11689 miners
John L. Lewis reported that 11 689 soft coal miners receive 100 dollar monthly pensions from the UMW welfare and retirement fund. Since start, 1 000 000 checks have been mailed to 260 123 miners or families, with widows receiving 1 000 death benefits. The fund, financed by a 20 cent per ton royalty, is around 50 million dollars.
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Washington
United Mine Workers’ Welfare and Retirement Fund
John L. Lewis
UMW
Lewis
Lost Children Sought in Hills Of West Virginia
Grim searches continued for two missing boys in the icy West Virginia hills after a 16 year old was found alive in critical condition. Eston Carr age 9 and his brother Robert age 7 were last seen while walking to their home five miles away. Helmick 16 was found three miles from town and is hospitalized with frostbitten hands and feet.
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Davis
W. Va
Here
Eston Carr
Robert
John Helmick
Carr
Helmick
Carr Boys
Elkins Hospital
Four Gunmen Rob Uniontown Savings and Loan
Four armed robbers held up the Uniontown Savings and Loan Co. in Canton shortly after opening this morning and fled with between 1600 and 1800 dollars, according to Sheriff Harry W. Grossglaus.
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Canton
Uniontown Savings and Loan Co
Harry W. Grossglaus
Americans Practice War in Germany
About 16,000 U.S. troops drilled through sodden German countryside in Exercise Snowdrop with the U.S. First Division headquarters at Darmstadt. Defenses along the Rhine were set to repel a mythical Aggressor Land as observers say the drill tests rapid mobilization and strengthens the western bulwark against the East.
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Darmstadt
Germany
U.S
U.S. First Division
Rhine
Cradle to Grave Social Security Plan Aired for Congress
Washington reports indicate the administration plans to seek about 8 billion dollars in payroll taxes for next year to fund a far larger social security program. Proposals include health and disability insurance and expanded age benefits, with new doctor bill payments for workers and families.
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Washington
Congress
Manter Dies at 62 in Logan After Illness
Arnold G. Manter 62 died at 7 10 A M at his home 179 East Street following a long illness He was born in Delaware County and lived in Logan most of his life with periods in Columbus He returned to Logan last fall Survived by wife Helen four sons Raymond Melvin John and Richard one daughter and two brothers Funeral services will be at the Logan Evangelical United Brethren Church with Rev A N Grueser officiating Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery by Leonard Funeral Service
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Arnold G. Manter
East Street
Delaware County
Mr. Manter
Logan
Columbus
Columbus Maccabee Lodge
Manter
Helen Manter
Raymond
Melvin
John
Cleveland
Richard
Carrizo Springs
Tex
Bruce Leonard
Earl Manter
Emmaus
Carl
Logan Evangelical United Brethren Church
A. N. Grueser
Oak Grove Cemetery
Leonard
Archbishop Denounces Planned Parenthood in Cincinnati
Cardinal McNicholas calls Planned Parenthood degradingly sinful in a diocesan letter read across 19 counties. He urges priests to warn Catholics against aid to the organization and its birth control efforts. The Planned Parenthood group counters the Catholic view, noting only method differs, a stance backed by local Episcopal and Jewish leaders.
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Cincinnati
Planned Parenthood
John T. McNicholas
Ohio
Planned Parenthood Association
Federation of Churches
Expon
Planned Parenthood Association of Cincinnati
Henry Wise Hobson
Southern
Ohio Episcopal Diocese
James G. Heller
MacArthur, Smith Clash Over Marines Role in Campaigns
In Tokyo General Douglas MacArthur rebukes General Holland Smith for claiming Marines were omitted from Allied communications. Smith details Roosevelt's Makin Island tie and Marine actions in Tarawa Makin Saipan and Iwo Jima. MacArthur asserts no Marine ground units fought in the Philippines aside from the First Marine Division briefly under his command.
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Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
Holland M
Howlin
Smith
MacArthur
Pacific
James Roosevelt
Makin Island
Tarawa
Makin
Saipan
Iwo Jima
Roosevelt
Los Angeles
Philippines
Australia
Guadalcanal
New Britain
Deadline Extended for 1948 Tax Filings Tonight
An extended deadline lets many taxpayers file 1948 income estimates or correct prior declarations by midnight. Farmers with income over $600 must report amounts, with others like physicians, lawyers, self employed, and high income workers also filing or paying final 1948 quarterly taxes.
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Washington
Patrolman Suspended Overloaded Truck Charge
State highway director Ted J. Kauer announced a 30 day suspension for Patrolman Ned Tracht for allegedly trying to permit a firm’s trucks to operate with overloads on Ohio highways. The action reflects enforcement of weight limits and patrol oversight in Columbus.
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Columbus
Ted J. Kauer
Ned FE. Tracht
Ohio
American's Auto Has Silver Fenders Detained in Italy
Finance guards on the Swiss frontier detained Ettore Armando Russo 38 native of Philadelphia now living in Munich for carrying an automobile with solid silver fenders. The lightly varnished fenders held 308 pounds of silver. No charges were filed. investigation will take several days.
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Milan
Italy
Chiavenna
Ettore Armando Russo
Philadelphia
Munich
Western Allies Form Permanent Security Police
The United States Britain and France announce a military security board to preserve disarmament in Germany. The tri power force will supervise demilitarization and prevent rearmament in military, industrial and scientific sectors, as directed by the London conference.
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Berlin
Germany
United States
Great Britain
France
Allied Control Council
Britain
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Price Begins Duties As Logan Service Director
Lewis E. Price at 420 North Orchard Street started as Logan service safety director today after being appointed by Mayor Roger W. Friend to replace Boyd V. Wright who resigned last month. Price previously served as special projects engineer for the Marietta division of the state highway department and was former state highways superintendent in Hocking County.
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Lewis E. Price
North Orchard Street
Logan Service Safety
Price
Roger W. Friend
Boyd V. Wright
Wright
Marietta
State Highway Department
Hocking County
Floyd Duffy
Hearing Set on Claudy Discharge Appeal
The state civil service commission said a February 16 hearing will review Frank W. Claudy’s appeal of his discharge as subdivision manager of the Muskingum County aid for the aged office. The proceeding will be held at the Muskingum County courthouse in Zanesville.
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Columbus
Frank W. Claudy
Muskingum County Aid For the
Muskingum County
Zanesville
State Civil Service Commission
Army Halts Rampant German GI Marriages in Germany
In Frankfurt on January 17 the U S Army ordered a halt to large scale marriages between GIs and German women. Sergeants may not wed Frauleins except in special cases and applicants must wait six months for the ceremony. Officials cite 15 000 marriages in two years and say the move protects draftees and controls fraternization.
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Frankfurt
Germany
U. S. Army
Army
Hayworth and Ali Khan Plan Marriage Pending Divorce
CANNON, France. Rita Hayworth and Ali Khan announced they will wed as soon as Khan is divorced from his current wife.
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Cannel
France
Rita Hayworth
Ali Khan
Agency Shifts Planned Under Hoover Report
Hoover administration outlines planned staffing and policy shifts in a future report. The bulletin indicates reorganizations across departments and strategic focuses for national governance.
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Hoover
Truman Seeks Permanent Government Reorganization Power
Congress approved a pay raise for President Truman from 75 000 to 100 000 with a tax free allowance rising to 90 000. Truman urged permanent authority to reorganize the government to improve efficiency and economy. Hoover Commission backs executive reorganization subject to veto. Speaker Rayburn expected swift passage then Truman's signature.
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Washington
Congress
President Truman
Mr. Truman
Jan
Truman
Hoover Commission
Hoover
Senate
House
House Democrats
un-American Activities Committee
Rayburn
Supreme Court Sets Aside Klapprott Citizenship Ruling
The Supreme Court voided a lower court verdict cancelling August Klapprott’s American citizenship due to an unfair trial. President Truman seeks Senate approval for Maurice J. Tobin as labor secretary. A U S superfortress crash in Scotland kills at least six of twenty airmen aboard.
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Truman
Defense
James Forrestal
Alben Barkley
Treasury
John Snyder
Commerce
Charles Sawyer
Robert Lovett
Interior
Julius Krug
Tom Clark
Agriculture
Charles Brannan
Maurice Tobin
Jesse Donaldson
International Soundphoto
Washington
Supreme Court
August Klapprott
Bund
Lochgoilhead
Scotland
U. S
Strange Case of Tom Dewey Puzzles Republican Leaders
The New York governor Thomas E. Dewey puzzled Washington Republicans who questioned his retirement rumors. He scheduled two Lincoln Day speeches in Washington on February 8 and New York on February 12, potentially aligning with President Truman at the February 24 Jefferson Jackson Day dinner. Some aides hinted Dewey’s camp suggested a chosen successor, complicating live deliberations.
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Washington
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Dewey
Truman
Jefferson’ Jackson
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