Sending Oil Men On Supply Hunt
The American oil industry faces unprecedented civilian demand for oil products for cars, furnaces, and factories, with military need only five percent of total production. Oil capacity and reserves rise as refiners expand, while plans call for more storage, new plants, and potential coal use if Iranian supplies falter.
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New York
Europe
Far East
American Petroleum Institute
Institute
API
Youngstown Tax on Corporations Declared Invalid
Common Pleas Judge Harold B. Doyle ruled Youngstown’s one per cent corporate income tax invalid as arbitrary and discriminatory. The decision makes permanent an injunction against the levy, which increased corporate taxes from three mills to 10 while individuals paid three mills. Plaintiffs include Youngstown Sheet & Tube and U S Steel. City will appeal.
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Youngstown
Common Pleas
Harold B. Doyle
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company
General Fireproofing Company
Republic Steel Corporation
U.S. Steel Company
H. Herschel Hunt
Teachers Seek Pay Increase To Restore 1939 Value
Cleveland teachers urge the Board of Education to restore salaries to their purchasing power of 1939 1940 in a letter. CTU president Edward F Jerrow notes current pay 3075 to 5175 dollars, while 1939 max was 3600, cost of living up 80 percent. Board took no action as it reviews next year’s budget. In a separate note a new TV earphone lets one hear sound without disturbing others.
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Cleveland
AFL
Cleveland Teachers Union
Board of Education
Edward F. Jerrow
CTU
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Business Mirror
John Q
Nefrin
THURS
SUN
Dixie Drive-In
TYTUS
State Garage
Coatix
Middletown
IRHA
Wational Ang
Moree
Miles
DAL
Wynn
Ludlow
Hamilton, Ohio
Tricot Knit
Rayon Print
Aus
U. S
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