Yankee Forces Fall Back In Maneuvers In Germany
American forces in MERNBERG Germany retreat from a mock attack during Operation Showers. From Hof to Regensburg they withdraw behind the Ludwig canal to regroup and counterattack as 70 000 U S troops take part with 10 000 vehicles. Foreign observers from several nations monitor the drills.
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Hof
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Ludwig Canal
100 Per Cent Real Estate Tax Collection Forecast
Butler County Treasurer John W. Wendel said the semi annual real estate tax collection closed Saturday with an anticipated 100 percent collection on current bills and potential additional yield from reduced delinquencies. He withheld a full report pending audit of weekend mail and details.
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Butler County
Motion Denied Against Lancaster Foundry Corp
The National Labor Relations Board denied a motion to modify a ruling ordering Lancaster Foundry Corporation to bargain collectively upon request with the International Founders and Foundry Workers Union AFL.
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National Labor Relations Board
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International Founders and Foundry Workers’ Union
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Industrial Leaders Conference Draws Forty Four Reservations
Forty four reservations have been received for the Industrial Leaders Conference to be held here Wednesday and Thursday. Roy Patterson says 32 local industry men and 12 from Hamilton will attend at the Manchester Hotel starting at 10 a.m. Reuben Robertson Jr of Champion Paper will speak Wednesday, with Charles R. Hook of Armco Steel closing Thursday on Better Community Relations.
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Council of Hamilton
Manchester Hotel
Roy Patterson
Hamilton
Reuben Robertson, Jr
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Paritians Once Courted Ring Use At Marriages
Because they regarded the custom as heathenish the Paritians at one time tried to abolish the use of the ring at wedding ceremonies.
Legal Battle Looms Over New Jefferson-Tyler School Contract
The city faces a court dispute after A Benzing and Sons claims it was the lowest bidder for the New Jefferson Tyler School project. Officials say F K Vaughn was the low bidder after eliminating certain work. Vaughn won the general contract at 445200 for a 21 room school at Eighth and Chestnut, due August 1 1950, part of a 4 290 000 modernization plan approved by voters two years ago.
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Jefferson-Tyler
Charles Schwalm
A. Benzing and Sons Company
Schwalm
F. K. Vaughn Company
Vaughn Company
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Chestnut Sts
Opponent Of FEPC Bill To Explain His Stand
The Ohio Senate Labor Committee asked Donald R. Richberg to explain why he opposes compulsory anti discrimination laws for industry. Richberg warned such laws could destroy private management and warned enforcement would not work, while supporting an educational FEPC program. He noted his roles in labor policy and the NRA and said Communistic endorsement of FEPC is a danger.
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Senate
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NRA Fame
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Richberg
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
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Brain Truster
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U S Communists Trained in Civil War Science at Moscow School
Witness William O Dell Nowell, a Negro federal employee, testified at a federal trial that Soviet army specialists trained U S Reds in the Science of Civil War at a Moscow school. He named top leaders Potash, Irving and Gusau, and spoke of plans to create a Negro nation in the south to trigger a wider revolution. He described Lenin Institute training and warned of travel and identity restrictions during the trip. An Ohio city ordinance text also appears, fixing hourly wages for city workers.
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International Lenin Institute
Moscow
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Jack
Irving Potash
Gusau
Stachel
Lenin School
Nowell
London
Potash
Hall
U. S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Washington
Communist Party
South
New Jersey Primary Voters Head To Gubernatorial Ballot
In Newark AP reports New Jersey selects major party candidates for November governor with expected light turnout. Governor Alfred E. Driscoll seeks a second term against Robert L. Adams, a Somerset County official, amid concerns of legislative influence and limited national impact. The Virginia race often shapes the fall contest.
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N. J
New Jersey
Alfred E. Driscoll
Robert L. Adams
Somerset County
Driscoll
Adams
Virginia
Magistrate Had-Falls grants Wagner best of care after chase
Ambrose J. Had-Falls of Pennsylvania ordered care for Wagner after a pursuit with police. Bail set at 5000 dollars as authorities reported Wagner attempted to shoot the magistrate during the Beaver County robbery case last week involving his parents Mr. and Mrs. Wagner.
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Wagson
Wagner
Self
Marshall Wagner
Beaver
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