U S Steel Directors Re elected Amid Stormy Meeting
United States Steel stockholders re elected Sewell L Avery and four others to the board for three years in a tense annual meeting that lasted about four hours. Avery drew the lowest total votes among nominees, with 27 523 000, trailing Philip R Clarke. Oscar A Lesser presided as judge, with Fairless Irvin and Voorhees among the larger vote recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoboken, N. J
United States Steel Corporation
Sewell L. Avery
Montgomery Ward and Company
Big Steel
Avery
Philip R. Clarke
City National Bank and Trust Company of
Chicago
Amm F. Fairless
William A. Irvin
Anders M. Voorhees
U. S. Steel
Guided Missiles Now Developed Admiral States
Admiral Forrest P. Sherman told the House Armed Services Committee that guided missiles have reached a development stage justifying immediate fleet deployment. He supported a $40 million plan to convert a heavy cruiser into a gas missile ship and said delaying deployment is unwarranted.
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Washington
Forrest P. Sherman
Navy
Chief of Naval
Ations
House Armed Services Committee
Vinson
D-Ga
Sherman
State Liquor Board To Hold Slot Machines Hearings
The State Liquor Board will maintain its own storeroom for slot machines used as evidence at hearings. Investigators will keep machines in the board custody on the second floor after hearings, replacing former methods of testimony about sites and basements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Liquor Board
Ceen
Gmua
I& Place
Board
Industrial Council Tours New Plant In East Works Meeting
The Industrial Council toured a new plant in East Works, with co chairmen Reinartz and C W Denny Jr. Middletown Safety Council member Fenton Chew outlined plans for the project. Guests observed construction progress and the initiative to coordinate open hearth work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Works
Reinartz
C. W Denny, Jr
Ng. Fenton Chew
Middletown
Damage Suit Is Dismissed
A damage suit against the Warren based W I Lew Electric Company over injuries from a manhole incident on March 15 was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. I. Lew Electric Company
Warren
de Sant
Cashier Receives Ten-Year Term On Bank Thefts
Miles Damon Grow was sentenced to ten years in federal prison after pleading guilty to multiple bank thefts at the Bank of Jackson. He admitted stealing funds totaling over one hundred dollars during a period ending last year and made false entries in the bank records.
Cleveland man commits suicide after plunge from embankment
Cleveland resident C W Beach reportedly threw himself under railroad wheels after charging down a 4 foot embankment on a New York Central train. Burdwe, the engineer, said Beach had recently moved from New York City where he was an official of a paper company.
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Cleveland
C.W. Beach
New York Central Railroad
Dwin J. Burdwe
Beach
New York City
Beg Concern Amid Unidentified Firm Inquiries
Police pursued a developing lead as officials acknowledged they did not know the firm involved. Witnesses described a person seen near the scene and authorities urged caution while confirming few details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semonss
Colorimeter Used to Analyze Multicolor Production
A colorimeter is used to analyze various colors produced during chemical reactions. It helps determine concentrations and quality in color producing processes.
Gas Rate Hike Bid Studied By Examiner
An examiner in Washington considered Ohio Fuel Gas Company's request for a rate increase amid industry debate. Nearly 274 companies were not present for the hearing, with reasons unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Hamilton Bus Line Seeks Fare Increase
Hamilton Bus Line requests a fare increase to cover a deficit for the coming year as it faces rising costs and service pressures. Officials say the boost is necessary to maintain routes and reliability for riders across the region.
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Hamilton, C
Hamilton
Ieee
Farmhand Admits Setting Circleville Fire Damage
A discharged farmhand admitted setting a fire at Circleville injuring property worth 56009 dollars, per state arson bureau investigators. The man was detained after authorities linked him to the blaze that caused extensive damage.
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Circleville, C
Charles H. Raedcliff
Bern
State
Aureau
Mets
William
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U.S. Steel
Gladys Moon
Box
Cordova
Alabama
Old Moon
Serene Spat
Alma BE. Cogan
Harry E Cogan
Ohio
Alma E. Cogan
Oscar
Iaid County
Admiral States
Sanitone
Wationales
Charles ST
Erte Hansen
Broadway
Newark
Li County
James Pollock
Margaret Andrews
Washington, D
Potomac River
Industrial Council
Ie “ Crawford Uhie
Williamson-Ziegler Furn
Broad ST
Ace Co
Denier
Ross
Visa
Dorothy Gray
America
Sis
Wother
DIAL
Stremer
Logan Ave
Black
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