Ohio Investigators Hear How CIO Kicked Out Reds
In Columbus the joint Senate House committee hears how Communists were expelled from Cleveland unions and targets Ohio schools and churches as it investigates infiltration. Witnesses recount past union purges and argue for a permanent commission to continue anti Communist work.
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Ohio
CIO
Columbus
Joint
Senate House Committee
Sidney Isaacs
Cincinnati
Cleveland
William I F. Donovan
United Steelworkers of America
James C. Quinn
Cleveland Industrial Union Council
Donovan
Quinn
Slayer Given Life for Columbus Clubbing Death
Percy Craft, 31, of Columbus, received a life term in the Ohio Penitentiary after pleading guilty to second degree murder in the fatal clubbing of Charles Chenault, 28, also of Columbus. He had been indicted on first degree murder but cut a deal for the lesser charge.
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Columbus
Percy Craft
Ohio
Charles Chenault
Craft
Ohio House To Vote Thursday On Slot Machines Ban
Ohio lawmakers prepare to vote on a bill to make ownership possession or display of slot machines a felony with up to a $5,000 fine and one to five years in prison. Rep Charles Noel Jr leads the measure introduced January 18 and advanced through committees this spring. Senate hearing meanwhile considers raising pay for election board members and workers.
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Ohio
Art Parks Columbus
House of Representatives
Charles Noel, Jr
Pike County
Noel
House Judiciary Committee
House Rules Committee
Rill
Fayette
Senate Finance Committee
Tom Moorhead
Zanesville
Election Board
Cuyahoga County
Jet planes inferior to piston type for some uses
GE tests for the U S Air Force using a B 45C bomber show jets beat piston aircraft on efficiency, icing relief and high altitude comms but lag in ground handling and instrument descent. Findings note fragile braking, lack of effective reverse thrust on icy runways, and unsatisfactory civil radio facilities above 35,000 feet.
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NEW York
U.S. Air Force
General Electric Company
E. M. Beattie
Newell Davis
National Aeronautic Meeting
Automotive Engineers
Air Force
Beattie
Davis
Doctor Wallace, 81, Dies After Long Illness
Dr. Harry Clay Wallace, who practiced medicine in Mt. Healthy part of Greater Cincinnati since 1906, died yesterday after a long illness at age 81.
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Cincinnati
Harry Clay Wallace
Mt. Healthy
Greater
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CIUC
Jaynes
Jayne
Dr. D. Jayne & Son
Yankee RD
South Africa
House Industry and Labor Committee
Phil Hannah
Ohio Federation of Labor
FEPC
Hannah
Phillip Frankfeld
Communist Party of Ohio
Frankfeld
Virgil Per
America
Walker
Cdr
Clinton
Paint and Glass Co
Coca-Cola Company
Middletown
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Dy Tag Cabely
The
Coce-Cole Company
American Airplanes
Schenectady, N.Y
Raeiul
Norris
First Ave
Om Ning
GMC
Indivi
Gele
Wwn
Lindon’s Sales and Service
Vail Avenue
Dial
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