Miners' Union Ordered To Stand Trial On Contempt Charge
Judge Keech refused to drop contempt charges against the striking miners union and ordered a trial. Union attorneys argued the walkout was individual action, not directed by the United Mine Workers of America, but the judge overruled. Trial status shifted to Monday with juror options discussed. production shortages and emergency measures cited as context for speed.
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Police Protect Northern Ohio Coal Truckers
Police protection was ordered to safeguard 700 tons of strip mine coal bound for Cleveland after trucks were dumped near Jewett. A. J. Ruffini of Powhatan Mining Co said pickets caused the dumping. some loads were halted on side roads while others headed to a Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad tipple. Ohio's coal shortage worsened with Cleveland and state facilities restricting heat and prioritizing fuel for 50 needy families.
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John Lewis Brother Dies In Suspected Suicide
Springfield AP reported 87 year old Thomas A. Lewis brother of John L. Lewis head of the United Mine Workers was found dead at his home. Deputy Coroner Catherine Rutherford said he shot himself due to ill health. Lewis's wife Leonore found the body in the bathtub with a revolver nearby. He had been in ill health and suffered a severe heart attack yesterday.
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John L. Lewis
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Leonore
immigration Service
Fire destroys Manistee County Court House
AP reports the 80 year old brick and wood Manistee County Court House burned last night near Lake Michigan. Seven prisoners in the basement jail were turned out to help fight the flames. Wind blown embers threatened nearby buildings as a fireman suffered minor injuries. Authorities allowed the prisoners to go home pending custody arrangements.
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Michigan
Manistee County
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Lake Michigan
Miners refuse pleas to supply coal amid nationwide crisis
Pittsburgh AP report shows Striking soft coal miners wont dig despite pleas from cities and hospitals. John L Lewis and United Mine Workers clash with operators in government talks. Pittsburgh officials press for minimal operation. emergency measures spread as Tallamy warns hospitals and essential services get priority.
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John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
St. Louis
Lewis
New York state
Bertram D. Tallamy
Truman Sets Up Board In Rail Dispute
President Truman established an emergency fact finding board to prevent a nationwide railroad strike, delaying the action for 60 days. The order creates a board to study the dispute between railway conductors and trainsmen and carriers represented by regional conferences. Names of board members will be announced later.
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Truman
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western
southeastern
trainmen's brotherhood
Cleveland
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The Slugger Wins In a Fury Of Final Round
In a tense tenth round at the armory the crowd roars as the Slugger and challenger clash. The Slugger drives a devastating left to seal the victory and retain the title amid sweaty, high stakes action and loud cheers.
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Stephen
Prices Drop and GM Slashes Pay in Car Cost Cuts
Washington AP report states consumer prices fell 0.4 percent from mid-December to mid-January and the cost of living index rose 66.9 percent above the prewar 1935-39 average. General Motors announced immediate pay cuts for workers and price reductions of $10 to $40 on all passenger cars and trucks, with pay changes to begin in March.
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WASHINGTON
Labor Department
General Motors
Jewel Theft Case Is Kept From Victim
Aged multimillionaire William G. Mather slept through a robbery of his 30 room Cleveland estate. Seven hooded gunmen looted the mansion of 350000 in gems using a submachine gun. Police traced the plan to New York and suspected an insider helped the thieves. Authorities noted familiarity with the home and staff as signs of thorough preparation.
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Bratenahil
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New York
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Mercy killing testimony details in Sander case
Nurse Josie Connor testified at Hillsboro County Hospital about Dr Hermann Sander acknowledging he broke laws before and discussing Mr Darroto's death. The case concerns the death of cancer patient Mrs Darroto, 59, and Sander faced a murder charge amid interrogation by medical referee Dr Robert Bren.
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Four-Engine Jet Crash Near Dayton Bursts Into Flames
A four engine Jet B-45 from Wright Patterson AF base crashed eight miles north of Dayton at 12 30 pm in flames. The craft usually carried three to four men. One man reportedly parachuted from the plane before impact. The crash fire destroyed the aircraft. President Truman raised the American legation in Ireland to an embassy and nominated George A Garrett to be ambassador.
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IAP
Truman
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George A. Garrett
Truman Considers Northwest Tour to Save Fair Deal
President Truman weighs a spring whistle stop tour to northwest states including Grand Coulee Dam dedication to rally support for his Fair Deal. He hinted at trips before May end, focusing on Republicans and Democratic recalcitrants, while a separate fall tour backs Democratic nominees.
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Congress
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Grand Coulee Dam
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Missouri
Wilson
Franklin
DC Roosevelt
Brewster
Trumen
Victor Johnston
GOP
Senatoral
Wisconsin
Indiana
Capehart
R-Ind
Wiley
Housing Bill Faces Senate Floor Fight Over Loans
In Washington the Senate Banking Committee trimmed the administration cooperative housing plan, halving the loans to 1 billion dollars and proposing financing via the Federal Reserve. Supporters vow further revisions as Bricker predicts a tough floor battle next month. The measure aimed to fund 2 billion in government guaranteed bonds for middle income cooperatives, with incomes roughly 2400 to 4700 yearly.
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WASHINGTON
Senate Banking Committee
Truman
Bricker
Ohio
Senate
federal reserve board
Labor Leads in British Parliament Election as Votes Count
The Labor Party holds a slim edge in the House of Commons with 310 seats to 281 for Conservatives and seven for Liberals as 27 of 625 districts report. A Labor majority beyond 313 is necessary, and observers note possible instability even with a Labor win. The scene includes Churchill’s comments and ongoing tallies across Scotland and remote districts, with next reports promised.
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Attlee
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Fame
Winston Churchill
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British short on ballots in last big rush
In Coventry England AP reports a late voter rush left eight polling stations out of ballots thirty minutes before voting ended risking contested results in two districts. If results hold, elections will be declared valid though petitions may seek new elections. Other items note a school mock election in Menston and re election results for Labour leaders in London.
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COVENTRY
England
Sermon on the Moon begins Sunday in Journal
Five part weekly feature prints Christ teachings on Page One of Section Four as a lent cryptic feature. Also in Sundays News Journal Warren County all tournament teams named in exclusive story with coaches ballots. Snow recalls winter sports and a complete Dayton and Troy district Class A tourney layout chart for fans to follow.
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