Defense shift may lay off thousands workers in defense push
Thousands face possible layoffs as defense orders divert steel and metals from civilian goods. Ford warns 10,000 jobs at risk as NPA reallocates 95 percent of wheel production and 68 percent of structural steel to defense. Oil, oil-related drillings may add jobs. labor and industry clash over wage price controls as economy shifts to defense.
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NEW York
Henry Ford II
Ford
Washington
National Production Authority
NPA
Defense
National Association of Manufacturers
Congress
Labor
James B. Carey
CIO
TV entertains at convention amid anti Red film debate
Saturday evening highlights the Voice of television as the peak of the convention entertainment. A local columnist notes irony of honoring a maker of shuttered film theatres, prompting Hollywood backlash. Victor Lasky heads to Hollywood for a magazine piece on Flicker Colony Communists and will advise Edward Dmytryk on an anti Red film. Friends of Al Capone's widow doubt a remarriage, describing her as still blond and attractive but focused on family. Steven Hill from The Country Girl is paired with Selma Stern, the ballet dancer. A gadget promises light for over a minute after the switch. Cary Grant commands $250,000 per picture amid inflation.
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The
Mighty In
Hollywood
Victor Lasky
Flicker Colony
Edward Dmytryk
al Capone
Steven Hill
Wooky
Selma Stern
Cary Grant
Seventh Day Adventist Picnic Set For Sunday
The annual Seventh Day Adventist church picnic for Middetown and Hamilton will be at Armco Park this Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Organizers announced the outdoor gathering with food games and fellowship planned for attendees.
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Middetown
Hamilton
Armco Park
Divorce Notice in Butler County Court Ohio
Salvatore Munici of New Orleans is notified that on May 17, 1951 Fada Kathleen Munici filed for divorce in Common Pleas Court Butler County Ohio case 66712 on grounds of gross neglect of duty. Defendant must answer by July 7, 1951 or petition will be granted. Clerk Joseph T. Kiep deputy Richard J. Leydon attorney. May 19-26 June 29-16-23.
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Salvatore Munici
Canal St
New Orleans
Fada Kathleen Munici
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Ohio
Joseph T. Kiep
Richard J. Leydon
Dell, Worcester & Dell
Peirs
Daniel Martin
John C. Thomas
John H. Thomas
Eleanor Thomas
Wiliam B Thomas
Samuel Withrow
William Miller
Caleb Conarroe
John F. Flowers
John Weaver
Edward Rockhill
Elmer Childers
Jacksonburg
Wayne Township
Joseph Kiep
Riian Eae Y Ricton
Uty
Walter R. Bender
Eldorado Storm
Middletown
Eldorado
City Building
Francis 8
Carmody
Taft Accuses Ferguson of Using State Staff for Politics
In Columbus Taft accuses Democratic opponent Joseph T. Ferguson of deploying state auditor staff for Taft campaign spying. Ferguson replies no state employees audit Taft expenses and says focus should be on money spent for Taft with no filed records. Separate notices include a legal petition in Butler County and bids for Eldorado sewer work in Middletown.
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Columbus
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Joseph T. Ferguson
Taft
Washington
Ferguson
State Auditor
Senate Elections
Akron
Ohio Legislature Advances School Aid Bill In House Vote
The Ohio House approved a stripped school subsidy bill by 127 to 1, boosting state aid by 19.5 million over two years, with Senate action on a rehabilitation fund expansion. The two Republican chambers remain $14.5 million apart on funding, while a voter petition could bypass lawmakers if no agreement is reached. Gov Lausche touted a smaller education increase in his budget.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
Ohio Education Associations
OEA
Senate
Albert L. Daniels
R-Highland
Senate Committee
Hampton County
William H. Dedders
Donald H Rolf
James G. Headley
Ohio unions form united labor policy group
Ohio organized labor leaders formed the Ohio United Labor Policy Committee in Columbus to speak on issues of shared interest. Co chairmen include Jacob Clayman of the Ohio CIO and Phil Hannah of the Ohio AFL with railway brotherhood leaders joining. The group, representing more than 1,000,000 Ohio trade unionists, adopted a principles statement vowing to oppose home front inflation.
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Columbus
Ohio Organized Labor
Ohio United Labor Policy Committee
Jacob Clayman
Ohio Cio
Phil Hannah
Ohio Afl
Railway Brotherhoods
Organized Favor
Ohio
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Glenmore Drive
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Rosedale
Magnolia Drive
Highview Drive
Forest Glen Drive
Redbud Drive
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City of
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John O. Taylor
Crawford St
Chilren
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio Grocery
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United Policy Group
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the Terminal Chef, Inc
Clinton
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French Bauer
Klamo
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Kearney
Wallace’s Grocery
COR. Jacoby
Baltimore
Lou’s “New” Cafe
Louis Paese
Elite
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Eighth
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