Supreme Court Act Blocks Mine Strike
Edward Myers dies Sunday at 421 East Second Street Logan. 66, shoe repair shop operator since 1906. Lifelong Logan resident, founder’s son, member of Oddfellows Elks Izaak Walton League. Funeral Wednesday 2 PM Leonard Funeral Home. Burial Oak Grove Cemetery. Survivors: wife Ida, son Francis Logan. daughters Mrs Don Brandon Logan and Mrs George Reuss Urbana Ill. brothers Benham KY Joseph Underwood MD P J Myers Dayton.
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Edward Myers
Logan
East Second Street
Mr. Myers
Frank
Logan Oddfellows, Elks
Hocking County
Izaak Walton League
Leonard Funeral Home
Henry Carr
Clinton Swengel
Oak Grove Cemetery
Ida
Francis
Don
Brandon
George Reuss
Urbana
Ill
Benham
Joseph
Underwood, Md
P. J. Myers
Dayton
Thieves Revisit Local Filling Stations
Thieves returned to two Logan filling stations Sunday night stealing sixteen cents from the Sohio station at Depot and Front Streets after breaking rear windows. The Logan Bulk Station at South Mulberry and Front Streets was burglarized for the third time in weeks with nothing reported missing. A window was shattered at the Morris Store on East Main Street, but nothing else was taken. Police Chief Sol Lingier led the investigation.
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Logan
Logan Bulk
South Mulberry
Front Streets
Sohio
Morris
East Main Street
Sol ‘Linger
Students Quarters Destroyed by Fire at Ohio State
A fire on Saturday forced forty four Ohio State University men from their dormitories in the stadium. They will be moved to an unused dining room in the Stadium Tower Club. Losses run to several thousand dollars, including materials stored by a construction firm for three new dormitories. Fire Capt. John E. Jordan said sparks from a workmen’s salamander started the blaze.
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Columbus, CO
Ohio State University
Stadium Tower Club
John E. Jordan
Highway Strike Parley Slated in Ohio
Labor leaders and state highway officials met at the governor's office in Columbus at 1 30 P M with Gov Thomas J Herbert to try to settle a strike by about 300 highway department workers in southern Ohio The Ohio State Employers Council AFL secretary Samuel A Anderson said no change in the situation and no statement beyond the meeting announcement Three hundred workers remained off the job in Chillicothe area pending the conference The strikers in Division 9 say they were discharged for being Democrats Gov Herbert warned they would be treated as having quit if they did not return by Tuesday
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Columbus
Highway Department
Thomas J. Herbert
Ohio
Samuel A. Anderson
Ohio State Employes Council
AFL
Chillicothe
Division 9
Herbert
Lewis
Supreme Court
Union
Clark
UMW
Milk prices cut by Defiance Co and Jersey Farm
Defiance Dairy Co and Arps Jersey Farm cut milk to 17 cents a quart. The move lowers the standard milk price by one cent at the two local distributors.
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Defiance, O
Defiance Dairy Co
Arps Jersey Farm
MacArthur calls for early end to Japan occupation
General MacArthur urged beginning peace negotiations soon to end Allied headquarters control in Japan. He said demilitarization is nearly finished and the political phase is advancing under UN supervision, with democratization a long term, ongoing process.
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Tokyo
MacArthur
Japan
United Nations
Truman Nominates Clay for Full General Title
President Truman nominate Lt. Gen. Lucius D. Clay commander of U.S. forces in Europe for the temporary rank of full general and Maj. Gen. Clarence Ralph Huebner to be a lieutenant general.
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Washington
Truman
Lucius D. Clay
U.S
Europe
Clarence Ralph Huebner
Clay
Margaret Truman’s Radio Debut Seen As Big Thrill
Margaret Truman 23, daughter of the President, hailed for a successful Detroit Symphony debut broadcast coast to coast. Conductor Karl Krueger and Mrs Margaret Armstrong Strickler praised her poise and talent as 15 million listeners heard her sing works by Padilla and David. The President congratulated her by telephone as critics noted strong voice with minor pitch lapses.
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Detroit
Margaret Truman
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Karl Krueger
Yoloratura
Washington
Margaret Armstrong Strickler
Krueger
Charles G. Ross
ABC
Miss Truman
Padilla
David
Charmant Oiseau
CIO Charges Hotel With Discrimination Looms
National CIO leaders plan to sue the Neil House in Columbus under Ohio civil rights law for alleged segregation at the coffee shop. A sit-in by 150 delegates from a four day CIO education conference led to eight and a half hours of protest after seven nonunion white waitresses refused service to Black attendees.
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Columbus
National Cio
Neil House
J. Robert Penebaker
CIO
Penebaker
Philip Weightman
Chicago
United Packing House Workers
Dollie Lowthere
New York
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Boyd Wilson
Mary Davis
Pittsburgh
United Steel Workers
Jack Kroll
PAC
Ohio Cio Council
Vinton County Slayer Held in Self-Defense Claim
Sheriff William Brown said Ward Skinner of Hamden signed a self defense statement after fatally shooting Williard Muncy on a farm near Clyde Barnett. Muncy and another man allegedly planned to beat Barnett. Skinner is jailed without charge as Athens County prosecutor Gordon Gray acts as prosecutor following Judge Darby's death.
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Muncy
Barnett
Brown
Gordon Gray
Athens County
James W. Darby
Swirling Hurricane Tears at Britain
A powerful Atlantic hurricane swept across Britain killing 11 and causing millions in property damage. Winds near 98 mph uprooted trees and wrecked buildings. Flooding left thousands marooned in southern England while northern regions faced snowdrifts and transport paralysis.
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London
Britain
Air Ministry
Atlantic
England
Scotland
Soldier Arrested By Sheriff Duffy
Lee Rutherford Jr of Carbon Hill was arrested by Sheriff Floyd Duffy for AWOL from the U S Army since July 9 1945. He was turned over to military authorities from Ft Hayes Columbus after being taken into custody on State Route 595 near the Five Mile Inn. Rutherford 26 reportedly went AWOL en route to an Army base in 1945. Military policemen from Ft Hayes returned him to Columbus.
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Lee Rutherford, Jr
Carbon Hill
Floyd Duffy
Ft. Hayes
Columbus
Rutherford
Five-Mile Inn
Green Predominates Today as Sons of St Patrick Parade
St Patrick's Day crowds fill Broad Street with green hats and canes as the Sons of Erin parade, followed by high mass attendance. The Friendly Sons of St Patrick plan a banquet that night, reflecting the celebratory mood and Irish traditions in the state capital.
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Green
Sons of St. Patrick Cavert
Columbus
St. Patrick’s
Emerald Isle
Sons of Erin
Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
Mrs Jennie Hamblin Heart Attack Victim
Mrs Jennie L Hamblin 73 widow of Edward Hamblin died Sunday at her home 196 Maple Street of a heart attack. A native of Hocking County she had lived in Logan for many years. Services 2 PM Tuesday from Leonard Funeral Home with Rev A N Grueser officiating. Burial will follow at the funeral home where friends may call. Survivors include seven sons Floyd Andrew Simon Ernest Coakley all of Toledo Charles Coakley Logan Orla Coakley Lancaster William Coakley Webb Summit and two daughters Mrs George Davis Logan and Mrs Ray Darnell Toledo.
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Jennie L. Hamblin
Edward Hamblin
Maple Street
Hocking County
Floyd
Andrew
Simon
Ernest Coakley
Toledo
Charles Coakley
Logan
Orla Coakley
Lancaster
William Coakley
Webb Summit
George Davis
Ray Darnell
Molotov pushes 20 year reparations plan for Germany
Across reports from Moscow Washington Budapest and Sidney AP notes Molotov demands a two decade reparations scheme forcing Germany to pay the Soviet Union 10 billion dollars. The US Supreme Court upholds Civil Service Commission power to fire a communist sympathizer. In Hungary the US protests minority groups led by the Communist Party seek power by extra constitutional means. A court declines to rule on a C D Beck Co freedom of speech claim amid Wagner Act unfair labor practice ruling.
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Moscow
V. M. Molotov
Foreign Ministers’ Conference
Germany
Soviet Union
Washington
Supreme Court
Civil Service Commission
Morton Friedman
War Manpower Commission
Budapest
Hungary
United States
Communist Party
C. D. Beck Co
Sidney
Ohio
National Labor Relations Board
Schoolmarm Sets New Speed Record in Tampa Air Show
Marge Hurlburt, a Painesville teacher and former Wasp, flew a clipped-wing Navy Corsair to a new women’s international speed record of 337.635 mph over a three kilometer course at the Tampa all women air show. She surpassed Jacqueline Cochran’s 292.271 mph mark set in Detroit in 1937 by 45 mph.
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Tampa
Fla
Marge Hurlburt
Painesville
Miss Hurlburt
Jacqueline Cochran
Detroit
Paraguayan rebels seize Piedro Juan Caballero in Amambay
Asapress reports Paraguayan rebels captured Piedro Juan Caballero capital of Amambay province on the Brazilian border and scored further gains during a ten day uprising.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Asapress
Piedro Juan
Quake Reported From Fordham Seismo Graph
A severe earthquake was recorded at 3 43 36 AM EST today on Fordham University seismo graph in New York. The tremor was described as quite severe and marked by readings at Fordham.
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New York
Fordham University
Court blocks March miners walkout over $2.8 million fine
The Supreme Court barred a March 31 coal miners strike by forcing Lewis to withdraw notices ending the contract or face $2.8 million in penalties. The ruling delays the mandate to curb renewed action and upholds fines against John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers while preserving options for future enforcement.
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Washington
Supreme Court
U. S. District Court
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
UMW
U.S. District Court
High Court
Fire destroys Eaton Aerie home. loss estimated at sixty thousand
A two story brick residence used by the Eaton Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles was burned yesterday. Aerie President H. P. Pratt put the loss at about $60,000.
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Eaton, O
Eaton Aerie
Order of Eagles
Aerie
H. P. Pratt
Mental Health Better in Cities Survey Finds
A statewide study in Ohio's Miami County compares rural and urban mental health. Findings show farm life benefits young children but longer exposure harms adults, with more untreated insanity in open rural areas. Education, city life, and white collar work link to better mental health. Dr. A R Mangus and John R Seeley authored the report.
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Columbus
Miami County
Dayton
A. R. Mangus
Ohio State University
John R. Seeley
University of Chicago
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Skinner
Duffy
Jennie Hamblin
Jeffrey
Petunia
Bronz Zoo
Public School 97
Schoolmarm
Tom C. Clark
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