Fleckner Death Rate Lower in Ohio City
Ohio's accidental death rate was 60.96 per 100000 in 1949, the highest since 1910, while the Ohio State Safety Council faced inquiry over alleged activities. The report notes increases in material statements and issues related to club practices, liquor, and non member dissemination.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Tower
Sinc
Ohio State Safety
Council
T Than
Liquor Department
Manus McCaf frey Named Club General Manager
Sonal profit of Manus McCaf frey, club general manager.
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Manus McCaffrey
Weekly Food Review Signals Meat Price Stabilization
Retail pork prices rose four cents a pound this week while beef and lamb stayed higher in scattered areas. Wholesales turned irregular and began to tilt downward on some cuts. demand appeared to ease somewhat. Poultry prices rose as shoppers shifted away from meat, with broiler placements at a record high in March and new supplies arriving by month’s end. Egg production remained high with near 6.4 billion eggs in April, but price support buying rose. Vegetables saw higher prices for beans beets cabbage cucumbers while asparagus celery spinach and strawberries dipped slightly. New summer squash, Virginia cabbage, and strawberries hit markets as cantaloupes moved downward from Texas and California. Coffee brands cut prices across major chains following Roaster adjustments.
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Poulta Eggs National Board
Agriculture Department
Broiler
Apment
Carolinas
Virginia
Texas
California
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Toledo Labor Crisis Sparks Calls for Charges and Action
Lazette warns Reuther and CIO to face charges for alleged labor movement destruction in Toledo. He vows to press for Reuther or Murray presence, threatens grand jury action if no results, and urges removal of Gosser and his clinic, blaming him for politicizing the union and city.
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National Cio Executive Board
Toledo
Reuther
Lazette
CIO
Phil Murray
Gosser
Birns and Allies Face Bomb Plot Charges
Sutton warned that Birns and the five conspiracy to bomb Joseph Allen’s car and home on September 12. Birns, then in a workhouse for slugging a policeman, allegedly coordinated with Billingslea who acted as go-between. They allegedly planned extortion of 25 percent of Allen's clearing house profits in four counts of malicious destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton
FBI
Joseph Allen
Birns
William C. Billingslea
Billingslea
Allen
Alien’s cat extortion and arson plot charged
Alien faced charges of malicious destruction of his home, extortion and illegal use of explosives. The case notes a maximum penalty of four to 39 years in prison and a $1,000 fine for each defendant.
Plan for Lawn Fete at Jefferson School Grounds
Plan announced by Jack Baltzell president for a lawn fete to start at 5 p.m. on school grounds, moved to the school basement if rain. Hank Jones cochairman assists, with PTA involvement. Also notes a driver in Newcomerstown was fined after a car collision injuring a child. James Storch, 19, paid a fine and surrendered to police.
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Jack Baltzell
Balteell
Jefferson
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Fleckner
F. J. Scull Distributor
Broadway, Cin
Chicago
Jenghis Khan
Weekly Food Review
THE
Associated Press
Ted
the Procter & Gamble Co
KRAFT
Southern Star Tuna
Decker Sausage
LIMAS
Queen Street Market
Queen ST
Hank Jones
Cochairman
Newcomerstown
Fred Reed
James Storch
Cote
Thomas B. Cappel
Storch
Poe
Eee
NEV
Frigidaire
Frigidaire Electric
Honer
Frigidaire Food Freezers
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