Probe In Air Crash Recedes: Pilots Quit Hearing
The probe into history's worst air collision recesses after AFL Pilots Union members walk out, arguing CAB testimony limits. Union leader Behncke faults the inquiry as self-investigating and calls for reinstatement of an independent air safety board.
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Washington
AFL Pilots Union
Civil Aeronautics Board
Pilots Association
David L. Behncke
CAB
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Behncke
Independent Air Safety Board
Harold A. Jones
Monroe National Bank Report November 1 1949 Condition
Report of condition for Monroe National Bank Monroe Ohio as of November 1 1949 filed with the Comptroller of the Currency under 5211 U S Revised Statutes. Lists assets including cash balances with banks United States Government obligations state and local government securities loans premises and other items totaling 1 258 176 01.
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Monroe National Bank of
Monroe
Ohio
United States
State of
Butler
Ss. I
Robert Mitzel
Inquiry panel offers air safety suggestions after crash
Jones notes the inquiry panel would welcome air safety suggestions in the hearing record while restricting tests to the P-38 collision. CAB findings on the probable cause of the crash near Washington National Airport may take months.
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Jones
CAB
Washington National Airport
Court orders second trial in miscegenation case
Mississippi Supreme Court orders a new trial for Davis Knight of Jones County who was given a five year sentence for miscegenation. The court ruled the verdict conflicted with the overwhelming weight of evidence and cited his great grandmother as the asserted Negro lineage under the law banning marriage between whites and those with one eighth or more African blood. Knight contends he was convicted on incompetent evidence and by popular passion and denies full-blooded African ancestry.
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Jackson, Miss
Mississippi Supreme Court
Davis Knight
Jones County
Knight
Mississippi
Actress Irene Rich Foils Prowler in Broadway Dressing Room
Irene Rich, 58, thwarted a husky male intruder who attempted to enter her Broadway dressing room during a performance of As the Girls Go. She kept quiet about pressing charges after police detained the suspect, while theaters faced a separate robbery yielding 15,200 dollars the previous Thursday.
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New York
Irene Rich
Miss Rich
Factors Driving Tax and Spending Policy Advised
Washington AP Senate Economic Subcommittee hearings focus on federal budget decisions. Treasury Secretary Snyder argues welfare, not just balance, guides policy. Budget Director Pace says long range effects on other policies matter more than year to year arithmetic.
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Washington
Truman
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Frank Pace Jr
Senate House
Pace
Congress
Sweden Granted $410,000 Fund
The Economic Cooperation Administration earmarked $410,000 in Marshall Plan aid for Sweden to purchase electrical equipment, part of $8,328,000 in recovery grants to seven European countries announced today. Sweden faced criticism from U S senators over its treatment of visitors during the aid deliberations.
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Washington
Sweden
Ator Elmer Thomas
Dokla
Senate
Appropriations
Thomas
Economic Cooperation Administration
Court Ruling Favors Vets in Job Restoration Suit
The Supreme Court held that a veteran’s job-security rights under the draft act extend beyond the first year back at his prewar job. Justice Burton wrote the eight to zero decision with Justice Douglas not participating. The ruling, on appeals by John Walter Oakley Jr and John S Haynes, affirms restoration with like seniority and pay and protection from firing without cause for one year.
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Ashington
Supreme Court
Burton
Douglas
John Walter Oakley, Jr
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
John S. Haynes
Cincinnati, New Orleans and
Texas Pacific Railway
Stassen and Eisenhower in 1952 presidential talk
The piece notes Harold E. Stassen as a rising candidate among youth and business circles while Dwight D. Eisenhower is seen as a potential 1952 Republican contender who avoids party activity. It argues 1950 matters more, warns against a second Wendell Willkie, and questions Republican fundraising unless a clear purpose justifies contributions.
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Eisenhower
Wendell Willkie
Republican Party
Robert A. Taft
Congress
Atomic fuel energy compared with coal and oil use
One pound of properly utilized atomic fuel could provide the same amount of energy as 1500 tons of coal or 230000 gallons of oil.
Service News Lampe Returns After Navy Year
Robert G. Lampe, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Lampe of 309 Shafer St., is home after one year in the United States Navy. He served as fireman third class aboard the U.S.S. Toledo and the U.S.S. Marius, enlisted November 10, 1948, and received honorable discharge November 9. During that period he made two trips to South America.
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Robert G. Lampe
E. A. Lampe
Shafer St
United States Navy
Lampe
Toledo
U.S.S
Youth Improves After Bicycle Crash Hospitalized
Hospital attendants report Wil lber Lairson, 14, of 1111 Liberty Street, shows slight improvement after being knocked unconscious when his motor bicycle was struck by a car. He has regained consciousness and is no longer considered critical.
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Willber Lairson
Liberty St
Hamiltonian Sentenced for Mail Theft in Cincinnati
Ern Baker of Hamilton Ohio received an eight year term after being found guilty of mail theft. Judge John H. Druffel handed down the sentence in Cincinnati. AP dispatch notes the case concluded yesterday with the federal judgment.
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Hamiltonian
Est E. Baker
Hamilton, O
Cincinnati
U. S&s. Datticte
John H. Druffel
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Chas. F. Gorman
Roots
Trans
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Dictograph Products, Inc
East 9Th St
Cleveland
Nash
Airflyte
Statesman
Ambassador
Mash Motors
Nath-Kelvinator Corporation
Detroit, Mich
Wilmer Motors
Manchester Ave
Central Garage
Middletown, Ohio
Saeed
Louis F. Jones
Mgr
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