Reuther Maintains Control at CIO Auto Workers Convention
In Milwaukee the CIO United Auto Workers convention shows Walter Reuther firmly in control as delegates back a swift election process for the four top officers. A one day work holiday proposal fails to gain traction and a rule change expedites future officer elections.
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Milwaukee
Wis
CIO
United ‘Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
UAW
Tw Reuther
Reuther
John de Vito
Cleveland Local 45
Reutther
de Vito
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City Briefs: Meetings Scheduled This Week
Industrial Council meets Monday at noon at the Manchester Hotel. Blythe-Williams Post American Legion holds a weekly meeting at 8 p.m. at 836 Eighth Ave. Longview Social Service League trustees plan a monthly meeting at Mrs Norman Tris ler home 506 14th Ave.
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Industrial Council
Manchester
Blythe-Williams Post of American Legion
Eighth Ave
The
Longview Social Service League
Norman Trisler
14Th Ave
Local unions and clubs schedule evening meetings this week
Tuesday gatherings include Local 112 UPA CIO at Union Hall 8 p m and the Co Operative Club at Manchester Hotel 6 30 p m VEW Auxiliary and VFW meet at 7 30 p m at the VFW North Middletown Fire Association convenes 7 p m at the Fire Station.
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Upa-Cio
Union Hall
North Middletown Fire Association
North Middletown Fire Station
Middletown Hospital Clinic Opens at 7 P M
Cancer Clinic will be open at 7 p m at the Middletown Hospital. Sportsmen's Club members meet at 8 p m at the clubhouse for a membership gathering.
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Middletown Hospital
Sportsmen's Club
Civitan Club Noon Meeting At Manchester Hotel
The Civitan Club holds a noon meeting at the Manchester Hotel. Members are advised to attend for membership updates and community announcements.
Eagles to Convene Meeting at Eight P.M.
Fraternal Order of Eagles members will gather at eight o clock this evening at the hall for their meeting.
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Order of Eagles
Rotary Club Noon Meeting Set at Manchester Hotel
A noon meeting of the Rotary Club is scheduled at the Manchester Hotel. Members are to gather for a luncheon and discussion.
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Rotary Club
Manchester Hotel
First U.S. Glider Flight by Montgomery in 1883
John J. Montgomery a California college professor claimed the first U S glider flight in 1883 covering about 100 feet. The achievement came with a glider built by Montgomery and his brother marking a milestone in aviation history.
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John J. Montgomery
California
U. S
Men Freed In Court Case In Dallas
In Dallas a white attorney Noah Roark and a Black man Ozzie Watson faced threats during a habeas corpus hearing. Roark pledged to post bond to kill Watson, triggering temporary arrest before Roark was freed on promise not to act. Watson was fined 2000 dollars and given two years then released on 10000 dollar bond after judge comments.
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Dallas
Noah Roark
Ozzie Watson
Roark Roark
Ben Brown
Watson
Roark
Brown
Fort Worth
Hamilton children injured in two auto accidents
Two children were injured yesterday afternoon in Hamilton when cars struck them. Billy Marshett, six, of 9 Gordon Ave. sustained head injuries after being hit near 114 Gordon Ave by a car driven by John Saxton, 19, of 10 Booth St. Saxton said the boy darted from between parked cars. Frank Spaulding, 13, of 124 Minister St., suffered injuries to both legs at Chestnut St. and Pershing Ave when struck by a car driven by Joseph T. Resor, 47, of Cincinnati. Spaulding reportedly dodged a warning and stepped back into the vehicle.
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Hamilton
Billy Marshett
Gordon Ave
John Saxton
Booth St
Saxton
Frank Spaulding
Minister St
Chestnut St
Pershing Ave
Joseph T. Resor
Cincinnati
Spaulding
Final Extinction of Red Wolf in American Southeast
Report states the red wolf population has been exterminated in the American Southeast. Officials note the species no longer exists in wild habitat within the region and call for monitoring and conservation lessons from the loss.
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American Southeast
Braggadocio the Monkey Visits the Great Forest
A chatty monkey named Braggadocio visits the Featherman, Mugwump, and Huffen in the Great Forest. He boasts of painting the blue sky and hanging stars, sharing whistles and tricks as he drifts between the animals, promising more to come tomorrow.
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Wesley Davis
Great Forest
Braggadocio
Mugwump Monkey
Mugwump
Huffen
Truman urges policy to curb deficits and boost afterwar economy
President Truman outlines a broad program to expand production and employment while avoiding tax increases. He calls for lower prices without wage cuts, reform of farm supports, higher minimum wage, extended unemployment benefits, broader Social Security, quicker federal works planning, foreign investment aid, and restoration of the Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act, arguing against major tax hikes. The Economic Council agrees taxes should not rise or federal spending sharply fall.
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Congress
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
House Democrats
Capitol Hill
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Resident's Economic Council
Pacific anti Red front talks omit military aid
Chiang Kai-Shek and President Quirino discuss a Pacific front to oppose communism with economic collaboration and regional partners. The United States shows coolness to a mutual defense pact while no military aid is pledged. Possible invites extend to Siam Indonesia India Australia New Zealand with Korea as a first step.
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Baguio
Philippines
Chiang Kai-Shek
Elpidio Quirino
United States
U. S
Formosa
Quirino
Pacific Union
Southwest Pacific
China
South Korea
Siam
Indonesia
India
Australia
New Zealand
Poolside assault tied to local racial tensions
Carl Rouse, a Black man, reported that two white men shattered his camera outside the North Side pool in Youngstown Ohio. The incident marks another episode in ongoing racial conflicts at area swimming facilities.
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Youngstown
Carl Rouse
Wolves Once Roamed Most of North America
Historic note on gray wolves that once spread across the continent from Alaska to the Atlantic, reflecting their wide range before habitat loss and hunting reduced their distribution. Includes mentions of major regions and the shift in populations over time.
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North American Continent
FCC Too Busy With Television To Probe Give-Away Programs
Washington AP reports the FCC will not move on give away radio programs while it tackles television growth. A year after promising rules to curb money prizes the agency prioritizes reallocating 12 TV channels and exploring ultra high frequency licenses, delaying hearings and new applications into late 1949.
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FCC
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Commission
Fraze
Congress
Youths Face Questioning Over Sister-in-law Slaying
Columbus Ohio AP Sheriff Ralph J Paul plans to resume questioning Dorset Arledge 14 and Harold Arledge 11 held in the slaying of their sister-in-law Alma Arledge 22 found with 10 bullet wounds in a Groveport area tenant cottage. He will confer with Prosecutor Ralph Bartlett and Coroner Robert Evans before further questioning. The youths were arrested in Columbus Friday and housed in a juvenile detention home.
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Ralph J. Paul
Arledge
Dorset
Harold
Alma Arledge
Earl Arledge
Groveport
Ralph J. Bartlett
Robert A. Evans
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