Wildcat Strike At Goodrich Fire Division
Akron AP reports an unauthorized walkout by fire division workers at B F Goodrich affected 2000 employees. George Ro Bass, president of Local CIO United Workers, said the stoppage was unofficial and urged members to return to their jobs. Company officials did not know the exact cause beyond an internal dispute.
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AKRON
B. F. Goodrich Company
George Ro Bass
the United Workers (Cio
Ie Ues
Sais Ee Wrecant
Peat Tee Ee Ee Ae
Child dies after washing tub burn accident
Akron AP reports three year old Karen Hamilton died Monday night from burns after falling into a tub of scalding wash water. Her mother Mrs. John Hamilton said Karen was trying to help with the wash.
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AKRON
Karen Hamilton
John Hamilton
Karen
Shrinking Ohio Counties Blame Strip Mining for Declines
In a Press survey sixtee n southeastern Ohio counties show population losses in the last decade with Athens and Scioto cited as examples of underestimated growth. Gov Frank Lauach blames poor conservation and strip mining for shrinking farm land and fewer farmers, noting economic hardship worsened by coal and lumber industries. Harrison County is highlighted among affected areas.
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Athens
Ohio
Scioto
Adams
Athens Mont
Gallia
Guernsey
Harrison
Henry
Pegg Oo Pealting
Pert Perry
Sie
Tate
Harrison County
Population shifts noted in census data across Athens County
The census shows county population dropping from 46,142 to 45,416 as farm residents move to other towns. In Athens city meanwhile the count fell from 46,142 to 45,416, partly due to 4,400 Ohio University students included for the first time. Observers cite increased local industry but note the up-and-town coal sector may have affected Nelsonville. A lost its statue as a city.
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Athens County
Ohio University Stu
Athens
Nelsonville
PUC Weighs Rate Hike For Van Wert
In Columbus the State Public Utilities Commission considers the Van Wert Telephone Company rate increase. City Solicitor Robert Koch seeks delaying a decision pending service investigation while firm officials insist customers will accept higher charges if service improves and stays adequate at all times.
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Columbus
State Public Utilities Commission
Hies
van Wert Wellenene Company
Robert Koch
van Wert
Herold L. Mason
Kach
Ven Wert
Wilmington College Receives $5000 Gift
President Samuel D. Marble announced Wilmington College received a $5,000 contribution from the Arbuckle Jamison Foundation of Pittsburgh. The money will fund unspecified uses and this appears to be the college’s first major gift from an American foundation. No decision has been made on how to use the funds.
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Wilmington
Samuel D. Marble
Cot
Arbuckle
Jamison Foundation
Pittsburgh
Labor relations named strong in coal industry talk
A Philadelphia executive told an anthracite industry conference that labor relations between United Mine Workers leader John L. Lewis and coal operators are among the best in the country. UMW District head Matt Brennen also praised current relations as exceptionally good.
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R.E. Taggert
Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Tron Company
Lewis’ United Mine Workers
Matt F. Brennen
UMW
District Abolishes Woodlawn Lincoln Heights District
The Hamilton County Board of Education voted to abolish the Woodlawn Lincoln Heights local district as Lincoln Heights will become a city and run its own schools. Woodlawn remains under county jurisdiction.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County Board of Education
Woodlawn
Lincoln Heights
Akron company reports six month profit rise for General Tire
Akron AP report shows General Tire and Rubber Co. earned net profit of 1,666,974 for the six months ended May 31, compared with 474,738 in the same period last year.
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Akron
General Tire and Rubber Company
Senators Give Nod to Dean Appointment in Nuclear Role
Washington AP report notes Senate approval of Gordon Dean for the Atomic Energy Commission chair, despite delays. The 56-year-old nominee, backed by President Truman, would fill a vacancy since Lewis L. Strauss resigned last April, with a five-year term awaiting completion.
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Washington
Senne Wre
Preskiert Treman
Gordon Dean
Shires Attorsey
Atomic Energy Cammission Ny
Treay Caphesan
Petruary
Davie E Sélventhal
Senate
Deas Bbout
Hicker
Lewis L. Strauss
18 Year Old Admits Confessing Murder
The state neared the end of its case against 18 year old Sreereaiad Hartman as a murder trial moved to a ruling on whether a signed confession could be admitted. Hartman, who testified briefly, claimed the Parkersburg police said he signed voluntarily. The defense objected to its admission. Hartman pleaded innocent to the charge related to the killing of his grandfather and his wife, 76. The trial continued with testimony and arguments over the confession.
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Sreereaiad
Hartman
Parkersburg
Hartmen
Hertman T
Pyareents
Geor Ey
Tenhoweber Teat
Dayton Company Sues Over Portmouth Store Contract
Mid-Port Company of Dayton files a damage suit in federal court against Montgomery Ward and Company claiming the mail order house failed to live up to a lease for a $450,006 store on the site of the old post office in Portmouth. The suit states an August 3, 1945 agreement required construction within three years, by June 36, 1947, with Arthur Beerman of Dayton listed as a principal. He declined to identify other firm members.
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Dayton
Mid-Porth
Arthur Beerman
Deyten Realtor
Ferguson Warns On Peace Fronts In Korea Fight
State Auditor Joseph T Ferguson a Democratic senatorial candidate warned at a Steubenville rally that American Communists are forming peace fronts to hinder the Korea war effort. He cited figures claiming 2804 Communists in Ohio and said some occupy key roles in churches schools and civic groups.
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Steubenville
Cap
Joseph T. Ferguson
Kores
Ferguson
PRI
Onin
Korea
Steve
Rickenbacker to Testify on Radio License Issues
Rick Rickenbacker, associated with KMPC and other stations, is slated to testify as a director witness as FCC reviews license renewals for G. A. Richards and related holdings. The testimony concerns alleged distortions of news and Richards's personal opinions influencing station operations.
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Ae Angeles
Kenbacker
Item Air Lines
G. A. Richards
At & Communications Commission
Rickenbacker
Richards
KMPC
WIR Baran
WGAR
Cleveland
FCC
Toledo Girl Drowns In Lake Erie Near Vis t Villa Beach
The body of Ariene Benks eleven, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Benkoe of Toledo was found floating in Lake Erie Tuesday near Vis ta Villa beach from which she left Sunday afternoon. Ottawa County coroner George A Poe ruled accidental drowning.
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Port Clinton
Ariene Benks,ll
Joseph Benkoe
Toledo
Lake Erie
Viste Villa Beach
Ge A. Poe
Ottawa County
Bandleader To Be Called To Probe
Cleveland AP report outlines calls for a probe into a bandleader amid an embezzlement charge. Receivership actions involve Stawp Compass and Atlantic Finance. Detained suspects linked to Clarkeberg case face federal inquiry led by special agent in charge.
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Cleveland
Gromer
Fred
Steep & Eine Pgrtet
Art
Stawp Compas
Atlantic Finance Company
Yaokokric
Sieee
Itty Kreece
Staup
Unclear fragmentary testimony referenced in court notes
Fragmentary OCR text shows a yesterday testimony with names Ste Steup Vente and Bh, indicating a dispute over a potas Sing payment and related bills. The garbled passage lacks clear events, dates, or entities to confirm a coherent news fact.
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Retary Ste
Steup
Carmen clash leaves crowd in uproar at ring incident
Partial OCR text shows a boxing or theater event with Carmen and Ten Jone. Fa wen Viney is named as a performer while Robert L is listed as manager. The report hints at a post fight or performance dispute and possible retainer for Vinay to reprise a role.
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Carmen
Cincinnati
Fawen Viney
Ghetas Fer
Cot Geers
Robert L
Aeid Vinay
Ory See UNTPOR Ws LORAIN. O iam Th
Fragmentary text shows partial names and a clash or match likely between UNTPOR and LORAIN with unclear details. The readable bits hint at a sports or contest item involving two entities and a potential date or event remains unreadable.
Police Chief Paul Weaver Woolly Case Report
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a police matter involving Police Chief Paul Weaver and a person or event tied to a coat and a date code 174. Readable elements suggest a local police report or incident note with names and actions but exact details remain unclear.
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Taapeyere
Paul (Weaver
Middletown Journal Postal Note Appears Incomplete
A fragmentary Middletown Journal text hints at a summer feature and mail or crew note. The readable lines reference delivery, a pleasant week, and a vague phone/office detail, but specific events, dates, or names are not clear enough to confirm a full item.
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