Coal Operators Awaiting Call For Peace Talks
Soft coal operators anticipate government sponsored talks to end the 47 day strike. Cyrus S. Ching may convene negotiations with John Lewis and the United Mine Workers as officials weigh moves to start contract talks. White House officials steer clear of Taft-Hartley court actions.
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Washington
Cyrus S. Ching
Federal Mediation Service
Ching
John Lt. Lewis
United Mine Orders
New York
Lewis
Lewis Has Called A Union Policy’ Committee
Chicago
Truman
White House
Tri
the Tribune
John Lewis
Sration
Indiana
Henry Schricker
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Philip Murray
CIO
Newport
Cleveland man killed in Route 14 crash near Salem
Dominick Pisaneschi, 41, of Cleveland, died when his automobile crashed into a pole on state Route 14 just east of Salem city limits. Passenger Garnet Dangler, 2%, Philadelphia, Pa., was admitted to Salem City Hospital for lacerations and bruises.
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Salem, O
Dominick Pisaneschi
Cleveland
Salem City
Garnet Dangler
Philadelphia
Salem City Hospital
Ford Company Reprieves Shutdown Plans Detroit
Ford Motor Co announced it could keep nearly full production in most divisions this month after earlier plans to shut its Rouge plant November 11 to 15. Lincoln output will pause on November 11 but resume in December. About 100,000 workers will continue to be paid through month. Chrysler halted 35,000 Detroit area jobs due to steel shortages. GM placed some plants on a four day week. Breech warned a four day week could come if strikes persist.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Rouge
Ford
F. R. Breech
Breech
Lincoln
Chrysler Corporation
Dodge
de Soto
Chrysler
General Motors Corporation
Hudson Motor Car Company
Nash Motors
Wisconsin
SOS from Steamship Andalusia fires in engine room near Puget Sound
Globe wireless picked up an SOS from the Panamanian steamship Andalusia in the Juan de Fuca straits entering Puget Sound. The engine room was on fire and the crew prepared to abandon ship. Position given as three miles off Wanda Island light. The vessel carries a tank for vegetable oils.
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San Francisco
Globe Wireless
Andalusia
Juan de Fuca Straits
Puget Sound
Wanda Islaad
Final Play Echoes as Alma Mater Cheers On Gridiron Hero
In a dramatic departure from quiet evening, the final play unfolds as a center snap sets a last-ditch run. The tailback breaks free, dodges interference, and races toward a game winning score amid a thunderous crowd. A celebratory night erupts as fans hail the shining hero.
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Alma Mater
CIO Delegates Face Test of Naming Board
Cleveland AP report on CIO Executive Board selections testing hard line discipline within the CIO. Leftist unions like Harry Bridges Longshoremen and Ben Gold Fur and Leather Workers loom as potential targets though mass purge or raids seem unlikely. Merger of weak unions with stronger groups expected, with possible factional fights over Gold and Bridges.
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Cleveland
CIO
Harry Bridges
Ben Gold
Fur and Leather Workers
Gold
Bridges
Communist Party
West Coast
Moscow
China
Russia
Joseph Curran
National Maritime Union
San Francisco
Ohio UE locals vote on affiliation amid split
Ohio locals in Dayton Zanesville and Cincinnati prepare to choose between remaining with the United Electrical Workers or joining the CIO International Union of Electrical Radio and Machine Workers. The CIO created the new union two days earlier after ousting left wing leaders, with formal organization planned November 28 in Philadelphia. Local 801 Frigidaire and Local 755 Delco assets remain restrained by two injunctions won by left wing president FitzGerald, as right wing leaders seek control.
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Associated Press
Ohio
United Electrical Workers
Dayton
Zanesville
Cincinnati
CIO International Union of Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America
CIO
Cleveland
Electrical
Albert J. Fitzgerald
Frigidaire
Delco Products
Ireland approves bill to nationalize railways transport
Dublin Ireland AP reports the Dail approved a bill by a 74 to 59 vote to nationalize railroads and other transportation services. The measure moves to committee hearings and a final reading in the Dail.
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Dublin
Ireland
Dail
Truman Plans US Tour In 00 Campaign
President Truman sharpened his bid for a 1950 campaign as he urged Congress to enact a fair deal program. He spoke in Minnesota to tout civil rights education health and security as bulwarks against communism amid Republican splits over foreign policy.
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Washington
Truman
St. Paul
Congress
Minnesota
White House
Minneapolis
Civic Auditorium
Thomas E. Dewey
Luther Youngdahl
James S. Kemper
Chicago
Republican National Committee
Kemper
Sane Party
Great Britain
Reynolds Heads Toward Honolulu
Reynolds, a Panamanufacturer from Chicago, arrived Manila en route toward Honolulu to beat Col. Edward Egan’s world circumnavigation air travel record. He plans to depart for Los Angeles from Manila, aiming to start the final leg and set a faster time than six days, three hours, and 15 minutes.
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Manila
Milton Reynolds
Phillipines
Edward Egan
New York State Boxing Commission
Reynolds
Chicago
Honolulu
Bangkok
Egan
Los Angeles
Relapse Suffered By Bolivian Pilot After Collision
Washington AP reports Erick Rios Bridoux, Bolivian aviation director, relapsed after learning 55 people died in a collision between his P-38 and an Eastern Air Lines DC-4 over National Airport. He remains in Alexandria hospital with a broken spine and other injuries, with doctors giving a 60-40 chance of survival.
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Washington
Erick Rios Bridoux
Alexandria
Rios Bridoux
Eastern Airlines
National Airport
Eli
Ricardo Martinez Vargas
Police uncover still at home in Hamilton
A raid at 707 N D St Hamilton uncovered an elaborate homemade distillery. Bradley Flinchum 3% a resident of the address has been charged with illicit operation of the still. Officers found a 50 gallon still mash 36 gallons of finished product and other equipment. Federal charges will include possessing an unregistered still possessing untaxed liquor and possessing mash fit for fermenting.
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Hamilton
Bradley Flinchum
Ivy Toler
United States Alcoholic Tax Unit
Dayton
Ernest Dines
Toler
John Bippus
Bippus
Armco Steel Corporation
New Miami
Flinchum
Star Witness To Testify In Joseph Trial
Herbert N. Romanoff, key witness in the Joseph quickie divorce case, was kept in seclusion by Prosecutor Barrett and is to appear in court. He arrived from Tucson and is linked to four Joseph clients who used his Bexley address on petitions, with two claiming they paid rent. Detective Kiefer helped escort him from Port Columbus airport as the trial proceeds in Franklin County and Zanesville filing rules differ.
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Columbus
Herbert N. Romanoff
Franklin
Romanoff
Bexley
Joseph
Zanesville
Franklin County
S A. E. Kiefer
Bartlett
Port Columbus
Tucson
Bermuda B-29 Crashes Off Shore Killing 10 Airmen
A B 29 Superfortress crashed a mile off Bermuda after engine trouble during a weather flight. Ten airmen died from burns, four crew escaped by jumping, three survivors were rescued and treated with minor injuries. Col Merrill attributed the crash to engine failure and limited altitude near Kindley Field.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
U. S
Oil Company
Kindley Field
Bermudiane
Jack Merrill
Merrill
Auto Crash Claims Life of Roy Runyan Near Terre Haute
Roy M. Runyan of Miamisburg Ohio was killed in an auto accident near Terre Haute Indiana yesterday. His car lost control on a curve and overturned into a seven foot ditch.
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Terre Haute, Ind
Roy M. Runyan
Miamisburg
Here
Labor board orders union election for Ohio power workers
The National Labor Relations Board orders a collective bargaining election for Ohio power company workers in Canton New Philadelphia and Coshocton. The vote must occur within 30 days of October 31 to decide representation by CIO Utility Workers or the Electric Service Employees Union or by neither.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Ohio Power Company
Canton
New Philadelphia
Coshocton
CIO
Orkers
Electric Service
Harlem riot near as freed communists face stay order
New York AP Eleven top American Communists freed on bond faced a Harlem welcome a few hours later as a mob hurled bricks at police. Benjamin J Davis Jr and fellow leaders spoke to a crowd of about 2000 before a torch light parade up Lenox Avenue. Police reported missiles, overturned cars, and arrests including four Negroes. The upheaval followed a bid for Supreme Court review of recent conspiracy convictions.
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New York
Harlem
U. S Supreme Court
U.S
Benjamin J. Davis
Henry Winston
Robert
Paul
N. Y
Lenox Ave
Tno
Kath St
Department of York City
Cincinnati Business Chief Feared Dead In Plane Crash
Warick Rhode Island AP reports Cleo McVicker 46 Cincinnati head of Ciney Products died in a crash after a plane NC3206V circled a fogbound field near the Campbell farm. Mrs. Campbell found wreckage scattered with the pilot dead nearby. McVicker was en route from Groton Connecticut to Providence Rhode Island to visit his son at Brown University.
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Warwick, R. I
Borton
Warwick
Robert Campbell
McVicker
Campbell Farm
Ciney Products Company
Groton, Conn
Providence
Joseph
Brown Unity
Middletown Candidates Featured in Sunday PICTURES AND BIOGRAPHIES
Lead story outlines 13 Middletown election candidates across city offices, with seven seeking two long term city commissioner posts, two for short term, two for municipal judge, and two for the school board. Sunday’s Nearby Communities page highlights the German town PTA revival after four years, and Middletown Business Picture reports steady gains in October amid improved financials. Education Week ending Saturday covers open houses and modern teaching in local schools.
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Middletown
Germantown
PTA
Middletown Education
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Martin
Guy George Gabrielson
GOP
Potomac
Fios Bridoux
Blackmer
Henry M. Blackmer
W. Walter Bowman
Denver
Cole
Europe
Teapot Dome
Cincinnatian
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