Ohio Edison Grants Hike To CIO Union
Akron Ohio Edison Co reached a wage agreement with CIO Utility Workers after a threatened strike. The deal provides a 12 cent hourly increase subject to approval by the federal Wage Stabilization Board. The union had sought 20 cents more and has about 2,000 members across eight locals.
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AKRON
Ap) — Edison Company
CIO
Federal
Port Clinton
Sandusky
Elyria
Lorain
Youngstown
Warren
Alliance
Massillon
Ashland
Mansfield
Marion
Voice Of Helen Hayes Film At Nyack For Infantile Paralysis Fund
War correspondent Frank Conniff plans to marry Elizabeth Murray on August 25. Southampton party circles connect Mrs Gary Cooper with Howell Van Gerbig amid chatter about celebrity ties. The piece notes a 40 foot great white shark as a factual detail in a separate item.
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Helen Hayes
John
Nyack
Mary MacArthur
Frank Conniff
Elizabeth Murray
Lynne Gilmore
Southampton
Gary Cooper
Howell van Gerbig
Newsprint Firm Denies Killing of Louisiana Paper
A New York newsprint company denies it caused the suspension of Lake Charles Louisiana based Southwest Citizen. The Citizen halted publication saying it had no newsprint to print after a merger with American Press. The New York firm says it did not transfer or know about the sale.
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NEW York
Lake Charles
Citizen
Thomas B. Shearman
The
American Press
Shearman
New York City
Virginia Adkins Dies After Car Crash
Nine year old Virginia Adkins of Cherry Valley died from blood loss after being thrown through a car windshield. Her father Charles Adkins was driving to a hospital to see his wife and a new baby when he struck a vehicle that stopped suddenly in Ashtabula.
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Ashtabula
Virginia Adkins
Cherry Valley
Charles Adkins
America's Leading Reptile Showman Spoils Plants and People
Earl runs a coast to coast souvenir and reptile business in the Black Hills area, shipping items to at least 20 states. He employs about 35 people, pays high commissions of seven percent, with salesgirls earning up to thirty dollars daily. He spends ten thousand dollars yearly on odd snakes, praising reptiles as life and customers as alike. This is the first of two columns profiling America's top showman of reptiles.
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Black Hills
South Dakota
Earl
America
McGinley Bounced By Mosquitoes Cats and a Saint Bernard
McGinley cannot sleep on a hot night as mosquitoes buzz and a prowling cat trips him. He returns indoors, only to be awakened by the neighbor’s Saint Bernard. He doubts the open air and resolves not to sleep outside again.
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McGinley
Saint Bernard
Steel Shortage Relief Seen As First Quarter Next Year
Industry officials say demand from oil auto and gas sectors rivals civilian needs with rationing possible next winter. Steel production is rising under a record expansion program and some foresee a surplus by early next year, though the next three months will tighten supply. Oilmen seek more steel pipe for refining and transport, while allocation for oil and gas nations runs at 1.5 million tons with demand above 3 million.
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New York
Orense
Gavin Denies Leak on B 36 Bombers in House Hearing
Representative Gavin of Pennsylvania rebutted claims that he disclosed secret B 36 bomber readiness figures. He called columnist Allen and commentator Pearson's charges unmitigated lies and said he warned a reporter that the figures were highly secret.
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Washington
Gavin
R-Pa
House
Robert S. Allen
Drew Pearson
Armed Services Committee
Air Force
Gavin Pushes Matter to Committee Chairman Vinson
Gavin says the issue should be raised and clarified with committee chairman Vinson of Georgia before proceeding.
PAD seeks 2.1 million tons oil allocation for next quarter
The Petroleum Administration for Defense requests 2.1 million tons to back expansion plans and warns of potential winter rationing as New England oil burners rise 20 percent. PAD and the Gas Appliance Manufacturers Association clash over banning natural gas to new homes and large users, while shortages strain steel needed for pipes. Labor Secretary Tobin cautions against steel allocations for autos due to broader unemployment concerns.
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Petroleum Administration For Defense
New England
The
Gas Appliance Manufacturers Association
PAD
Texas
Tobin
Auto Men
Detroit
Divorcee to wed man she may not live with for 40 years
Cleveland report says Mrs. Ruth S. Creagh, a divorcee with two children, plans to marry Ed ward P. O'Reilly amid parole and robbery charges. O'Reilly is bound over to a grand jury and held without bail for armed robbery and parole violations after a depot theft of 595 dollars. The marriage was arranged in common pleas court with two sheriff's deputies escorting O'Reilly back to jail after the ceremony.
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Cleveland
Ruth S. Creagh
Edward P. O'Reilly
Mrs. Creagh
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Clinton
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Capitol Dry Cleaning
Manchester Aves
Everett Minge
Tytus
Termite Service
William J. Miller
King Features, Inc
Vinson
DGA
W. Stamper
Martha Stamper
Germantown
Ohio
W. C. Stamper
Middletown
Butler County
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Thomas H. Stubbs
Solomon Springer
Port Monmoth
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Mary Nell Springer
Common Pleas Court
Joseph T. Kiep
Casper & Casper
Louisa Schoenleben
Woodlawn Avenue
Vern Albaugh & Son
Art Albaugh
Clifford Thwaits
Bradford
E. Mote
Greenville
Darling & Company
O'Reilly
United States
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Mgr
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Kearney’s Restaurant
Mrs
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Gem City
Crawford St. Dial
Gillen-Crow
Dependable
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Clinton & Vail
Ohio Bus Terminal
Crystal
Clayton
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