Senators clash over ECA plan to boost European imports
Republican senators from industrial states voiced concern over the ECA push to widen US access for European goods. They warned increased imports could cost American jobs, hit zinc copper lead and petroleum industries, and force more plants to close, even as some lawmakers support broader European trade with safeguards.
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Washington
Induets
Economic Cooperation Administration
ECA
Millikin
R-Cola
Colorado
Europe
Martin
R-Pa
Pennsylvania
Senate
George
Dga
Finance Committee
H. Alexander Smith
Bricker
Ohio
Gricker
Taft
Connally
Tex
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Paul Hoffman
Pottman
U.S
Lincoln PTA to See Film on Human Growth
The Lincoln School PTA will screen the film Human Growth at its Tuesday 8 p.m. meeting. Guest speaker J. R. Neil, a Miami University education professor, will discuss teaching with the film, as mothers of sixth graders serve refreshments.
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Lincoln School Parent Teachers Association
J. R. Neil
Miami University
Elmer Barker
Age of the House Slows Dishes and Daily Chores
A National survey links long dishwashing times to aging homes with 230 year old and older structures. Many houses built before 1900 show creeping inefficiency from outdated plumbing and heating. Bob Scharff’s Mr. Fix column in the Sunday News Journal offers tips to remedy these home ills.
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Minneapolis
Mr. Fix
Bob Scharff
Sunday News- Journal
Gardner Board Office Addition Completion Announced
The Gardner Board and Carton Company completed a new two story east wing at 407 Charles St adding 3 800 square feet for office activity. The second floor houses accounting directors room and office space while ground floor holds sales offices. Additional basement storage and an air conditioning unit were added.
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Gardner Board and Carton Company
Charles St
Board
Army Chief Seeks New Weapons Over More Divisions
Gen. Lawton J. Collins told the Adjutants General Association that the Army needs new weapons rather than more divisions. He outlined a revised organized reserve program costing about 110 million dollars in year one and 153 million annually thereafter to reach 9,000 units and 367,172 officers and men, plus 330,000 trained but unorganized personnel. He said Regular Army peacetime needs are 12 divisions but funds cover 10, and warned not all Guard or Reserve divisions would be mobilized in a war emergency. He guaranteed no reductions in division strength for the forces.
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Washington
Lawton J. Collins
Adjutants General Association
Army Chief of Staff
National Guard
Organized Reserve
Collins
Congress
Regular Army
Chicago police captains ordered to crack down on gambling and vice
Police Captains in Chicago were ordered to read and sign a directive from Police Commissioner John C. Prendergast demanding strict enforcement against organized gambling vice and late closing taverns. The order required district commanders to survey their areas and eliminate violations with threats of drastic disciplinary action for noncompliance.
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Chicago
John C. Prendergast
Lumber dealer dies after 40 years in city business
Ed mond H. Ferall aged 71, longtime manager of the Adams Street Lumber Company for four decades until his 1948 retirement and a former city councilman, died Saturday in Tiffin Quebec.
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Tiffin
Edmond H. Ferall
Adams Street
Hollywood Eyes Film About Life of Damon Grow
Damon Grow a 48 year old bank cashier from Columbus admits embezzling 102000 over 27 years. Hollywood solicited exclusive rights to his life story for a moving picture but progress depends on court disposition. Grow is free on 5000 bond as legal proceedings continue.
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Columbus
Hollywood
Damon Grow
Jackson
Los Angeles
O’connor and
O Connor
Thomas Monger
Grow
Practical Home Heating and Kitchen Upgrades
Grills may trace to the same source furnace cracks and holes. A handy man can patch holes at low cost. If the heating system is beyond repair a new oil burner may cost as little as 400 dollars. Basement ceilings can be covered to block dirt. A 30 year old thermostat may cause drafts and cold floors. Ancient kitchens lack storage and modern appliances. Upgrades for counters cabinets and sinks run about 790 dollars, plus 600 dollars for full automatic dishwashing laundry and garbage disposal.
Grow Charged With False Entry in Large Money Sum
The report says Grow faced a charge for making a false entry of $51,813. The cinema project note emerged from city prison where Grow spoke to officials. A U S deputy marshal confirmed the report but refused to be quoted, noting Grow is a pretty good fellow and not wanting to be linked to potential trouble.
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Grow
City Prison
U. S. Depurty
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