Univis Strikers to Meet as Ohio Crisis Averts Lockout
Dayton Ohio July 31 defiant United Electrical Workers union leaders agreed to meet with Gov Thomas J Herbert and Univis Lens Co officials to seek a settlement in an 86 day strike. The governor said a 2 pm meeting would address maintaining order and the peace of citizens. Guardsmen mobilization was possible but not ordered.
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Dayton
Ohio
National Guard
Univis Lens Co
Thomas J. Herbert
Company
Louis Lohrey
C. I. O. United Electrical Workers Union
National
Greenfield
Onio Cau
Herbert
Palestine Truce Hindered by Equipment Shortfalls
RHODES July 31. Folke Bernadotte said delays in receiving men and equipment hinder Palestine truce supervision. He reported only 30 of 125 requested American military observers, with France at 50 of 125 and Belgium 47 of 50. He noted similar gaps in airplanes jeeps and other gear. Dr Ralph Bunche will depart for Lake Success New York to coordinate efforts.
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Rhodes
Folke Bernadotte
Palestine
United Nations
France
Belgium
Ralph Bunche
Bernadotte
U. N
Lake Success N. Y
Utah Governor says Dewey slurred teachers in remarks
Governor Maw of Utah says he heard Governor Dewey make harsh comments about the teachers lobby and their pay during a June conference in Portsmouth New Hampshire. Maw alleges Dewey proposed hiring publicity men to counter teachers demands and clashed with Governor Warren over the issue.
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Pyashincton
Herbert B. Maw
Utah
Thomas E. Dewey
James Hagerty
Dewey
Democratic National Committee
Man
Maw
Gov. Warren
California
Portsmouth
New York
Arab League Chief Urges Armies Strengthened Across Arab States
Cairo July 31 The Arab League secretary general Abdel Rahman Azzam Pasha urged each Arab country to build up its army as the Palestine question could be settled only by force He said the truce should be used to strengthen forces and noted Arab demands were sent to UN mediator Bernadotte for Security Council submission He proposed excluding Jerusalem from the battlefield but sought a plan to safeguard Arab political and military position there.
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Cairo
Arab League
Palestine
Abdel Rahman Azzam Pasha
Azzam Pasha
Folke Bernadotte
U.N
Bank Robbery Strikes Moorpark Bank Before Opening
An armed bandit robbed the American Commercial and Savings Bank in Moorpark California securing 14250 before opening time. Cashier A N Withers was forced to open the vault and hand over the cash while Withers Miss Arthelia Honerkamp and Betty Odon were held in the vault for about a minute before authorities were alerted. The suspect had previously inquired about cashing U S treasury bonds and warned he would return.
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Moorpark
Calif
American Commercial and Savings Bank
U. S. Treasury
A. N. Withers
Withers
Arthelia Honerkamp
Betty Odon
Ventura County Sheriff's Office
Leaders Council to Sponsor Eighth Annual Play Day
The All-City Playground Leaders Council will hold the eighth annual city play day on August 12 at Silverado Park at 2 15 p m. Ten children from each city playground will participate with entertainment, games, contests, and a picnic supper. Guests should bring lunch and reserve by August 10 at the Board of Education PE office or with Jack Senske at 2745 Baltic Ave.
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All-City Playground Leaders Council
Silverado Park
31St St
Santa Fe Ave
Jack Senske
Board of Education
Senske
Baltic Ave
Purple Heart Viola Sale Set for Aug 6 7
Long Beach Chapter 210 of the Purple Heart plans its annual viola sale August 6 and 7 with help from Gold Star Mothers and the Army and Navy Union. Warren Kerr commands the chapter and Mrs. Walter H Boyd is unit president. Viola assembling occurs at the Veterans Administration Hospital in West Los Angeles with veterans paid for their work. Proceeds fund welfare and rehabilitation for combat wounded veterans and families.
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Long Beach
Army and Navy Union
Everett C. McShane Jr
Warren Kerr
Walter H. Boyd
Veterans Administration Hospital
Los Angeles
Man in coma for 2002 days at Cincinnati hospital
Doctors report little hope for recovery of a man in a coma since February 5 1943 at Bethesda Hospital Cincinnati after a head injury from a pulley. The patient remains conscious at times but has not spoken and is fed by a tube. State industrial commission has spent 63026 and hospital 6063 on his care.
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Cinnati
Ohio
Bethesda Hospital
Joseph P. Evans
Cincinnati
Evans
Albert N. Mecnniss
McGinniss
State Industrial Commission
Racial Row Shuts National Theater in Washington
The National Theater in Washington closed tonight after a dispute over racial segregation. Promoters and actors pressed for a change while government ownership and federal guarantees failed to secure a whites-only rule. Picketing by protesters continued as discussions with New York producers stalled.
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Washington
National Theater
Iusinessielty
Dors
New York
Belasco
National
Marcus Heiman
Equity
Puppetry and Dramatics Classes Swap Roles for Summer
Enrollment in puppetry and dramatics programs on city playgrounds totals 3000 pupils led by Mrs. Virginia Clark of the Recreation Commission. Thirty six performances were staged last week by both groups, with themes including the Gay 90s and Old Family Album. The coming week starts a swap, with dramatics groups shifting to puppetry and former puppetry groups moving into dramatics.
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Virginia Clark
The
Recreation Commission
Mrs Roosevelt Unveils Bust of Late President
In Sugar Notch Pennsylvania Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt unveiled the first postwar bust of the late president. The monument honors Sugar Notch World War II veterans with 680 names and weighs 16 tons. Lawrence Russo, a local sculptor, created the bust. Mrs Roosevelt spoke of democracy peace and human rights and announced plans for a world wide rights commission.
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Qugar Notch
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Sugar Notch
Roosevelt
Lawrence Russo
Okla Nim at Full Houses Across 53 Weeks
A theatre run spanned 53 of the last 54 weeks drawing near capacity audiences. The sole attraction to fall short was the comedy Okla nimat which played to full houses.
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Oklanimat
French Thanks Disaster Teams at Ludwigshafen Blast
The French sent an official note of thanks to American forces for rescue work at the Far Ben chemical plant disaster in Ludwigshafen. Officials estimated 168 dead with a likely toll near 200 as investigators search wreckage for the cause of the explosion and $15 million in damage.
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Ludwigshafen
Germany
Farben
Palatinate
Lucius D. Clay
Knox Cruise and Travel Hat Line Featured
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