Injunction Granted On Fair Labor Act Enforces Overtime Rules
The wage hour division won a permanent injunction against Factory Stores Incorporated, ruling cafeterias in Republic Steel plants form a joint operation with Republic and are integral to steel manufacture used in interstate commerce. The decision broadens enforcement understanding of the Fair Labor Standards Act for service employees under contract to interstate producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Department of Labor
Emrich B. Freed
Republic Steel Corporation
Republic
Western Powers Discuss Berlin Blockade Resolution
American British and French UN Security Council leaders met in Paris to hammer out a resolution urging Russia to end the Berlin blockade. They planned a three power effort possibly joint in the name of the United States Britain and France or as separate resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
UN Security Council
Russia
Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Lin
Vishinsky
Jessup
Columbia University
Security Council
Berbin
Germany
Council of Foreign Ministers
Hungarian diplomat reports prowler shot at legation
John G. Florian, first secretary, said a prowler was detected in the legation building Sunday night and fired one shot from a revolver while fleeing. The incident was reported to the State Department yesterday and described as something that just doesn't happen at legations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Legation
John G. Florian
State Department
Legations
Russian fighters buzz American planes over Manchuria
Pilots of two American owned passenger planes say Russian fighters buzzed their C 46s while en route from Mukden in Manchuria to Tsingtao near Port Arthur. The flights served passengers for retired U S Major General Claire Chennault's airline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Boy Found Alive After Missing Overnight Near Angola Farm
Davis L. Black Jr. was located unharmed in a wooded area near his parents farm in Angola Indiana after a two and a half year old went missing while playing with two other children. He showed only mild exposure. Indiana and Michigan state police led a search with local volunteers through the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angola
Ind
Davis L. Black, Jr
Indiana
Michigan
France faces gas shortage as miners strike spreads
Lille reports gas shutdown across northern coal basin as coke ovens go cold for the third day. Paris notes a possible settlement this afternoon, while dockers and railroad workers in France initiate sympathy strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lille
France
Paris
Three Girls Escape From Ohio Industrial School
Three girls escaped from the Delaware girls industrial school yesterday and were recaptured within minutes. The girls were identified as Ella Jones 15 Daisy King 16 both of West Union and Rosalind Reilly 15 of Mansfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, O
Ella Jones
Daisy King
West Union
Rosalind Reilly
Mansfield
Typhoon Approaches Tokyo After Okinawa Damage Estimate
Winds up to forty miles per hour hit Tokyo as residents awaited a typhoon. Okinawa suffered ten million dollars in damage, prompting warnings and preparedness measures across the region. Affected areas brace for potential further impact as storms advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Okinawa
Scout Council Delegates Named for Middletown Conference
Three members of the Middletown Girl Scout council were appointed to represent the city at the regional conference in Columbus from October 27 to 29. The delegates named by chairman Mrs Earl B Klein are Mrs C V Davison Mrs Frank Chapman Jr and Mrs Earl B Klein. One more delegate will be chosen later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Council
Middletown
Columbus
Civic Association
Earl B. Klein
C. V. Davison
Frank Chapman Jr
Average adult brown bear weight cited at 200 pounds
A fact stating that the typical adult brown bear weighs around 200 pounds. This line presents a general wildlife metric without regional or sourcing details.
Berlin Blockade Raises Sparks at UN Session
Vishinsky balks at questions as Jessup accuses Russia of pressuring the Western powers while Tehran blockade threats loom. Dewey and Dulles coordinate discussions in Paris with Marshall's recall to Washington for a general international review at the UN headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Council of Foreign Ministers
United Nations
Berlin
United States
Jessup
Council
Soviet Union
Vishinsky
Palais de Chaillot
Tass
Truman
Marshall
Washington
Paris
Thomas E. Dewey
John Foster Dulles
Albany
Dulles
Humphrey Appointed Executive Vice President at Philip Carey
John J. Humphrey is named executive vice president of Philip Carey Manufacturing, officials announced. He previously held roles at General Motors, National Cash Register, and ITT before starting his own management consulting firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Cincinnati
John J. Humphrey
Philip Carey Manufacturing Company
Humphrey
General Motors Corporation
National Cash Register Company
International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation
Antelope Pace Themselves As Cars Hit 70 MPH
American antelope are described as extremely swift and have been paced by automobiles reaching speeds of 70 miles per hour.
Governor Pardons Vet Dying From Brain Tumor
Freddy Caruso a 23 year old war veteran near death from a brain tumor in the Illinois neuropsychiatric institute received a pardon from Gov. Dwight H. Green. Caruso, discharged without honor for a 1946 larceny sentence, was paroled to hospitalize, and the governor cited clearing his war record for his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Freddy Caruso
Leo
Carmen Caruso
Ashtabula
Illinois Neuropsychiatric Institute
Dwight H. Green
Illinois
Caruso
Army
Peoria
Ill
Green
Britain Demands Russia Answer On Atomic Control
At the UN in Paris Britain demands a yes or no from Russia on accepting a fully effective international control system for atomic energy before any ban on the bomb. Hector McNeil outlines three questions while Soviet vice minister Jakob Mafik gives evasive replies as Western delegates criticize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Britain
Russia
Hector McNeil
United States
United Nations
Jakob A. Mafik
McNeil
Three Enter Innocent Pleas In Meat Case
In Lancaster Ohio three men indicted by Fairfield County Grand Jury pleaded innocent to charges of buying and receiving stolen meat tied to the hot meat case and local gambling. The suspects Dale Lands, Robert Radebaugh, and M H Nihizer faced arraignment as part of 27 indictments. most others had later dates set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster, O
Fairfield County
Swift and Company
Columbus
Dale Landis
Baltimore
Robert Radebaugh
Spot Lunch
Lancaster
M. H. Nihizer
R. and J. Grocery
Ohio Happenings Youths Held
Springfield police awaited Baltimore officers to take custody of two youths on fugitive charges. Harry A. Bonsack, 17, admitted taking 2800 dollars from his mother to buy a 1400 dollar car and clothes and to start a cross country trip with Daniel R. Barnhouser, 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Baltimore
Martin Donelly
Harry A. Bonsack
Daniel R. Barnhouser
Pay raise granted for Dover city workers
Dover city employees and officials except elective officers received a ten dollar monthly pay raise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover, D
Dover City
Georgia businessmen tour Columbus farming practices
A group of 175 Georgia businessmen left for Columbus to study farming methods in Ohio. They will visit four Central Ohio farms after attending talks on animal husbandry dairying and cattle breeding at Ohio State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Georgia
Ohio
Ohio State University
Funeral services set for Leon S Hubbell in Ohio
Leonard S Hubbell a 71 year old retired Ohio Bell Telephone executive died while battling a grass fire. He had worked at Chagrin Falls Ravenna Kent and Mantua exchanges. Funeral services will be held today in Ravenna Ohio according to AP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravenna, O
Leon S. Hubbell
Ohio Bell Telephone
Chagrin Falls
Ravenna
Kent
Mantua
Hubbell
Warren Council Moves to Ban Crime Comics
Warren officials ask Solicitor Mark J Williams to draft a law prohibiting sale of crime themed comics and semi nude drawings. In Youngstown about 100 druggists removed such comic books from stands yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Man Takes Own Life After Quitting Job
Newark Ohio AP report states John Welsh aged 32 shot and killed himself after quitting his Sandusky job, returning home and enlisting in the Army. Coroner James H. Pollock ruled the death a death by own action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
John Welsh
Sandusky
James H. Pollock
Spirited High School Campaign Starts
In Middletown High School two rival parties hold nominating conventions for senior class officers. Federalists nominate Tom Strait for president and Michael Long for vice president. Nationalists name John Doorozsi and Merrill Hatfield. An insurgent Whig slate led by Bob Grimes targets school spirit and activities. Election is Friday in senior homerooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whig Party
Middletown High School
Tom Strait
John Doorozsi
Michael Long
Jolene Laut
Kenneth Shafer
Merrill Hatfield
Marilyn Day
Ray Root
Bob Frisch
Jerry Curtis
Bruce Cleveland
Bob Grimes
Joann Whitley
Nancy Cox
Bids Studied On Dormitory At Apple Creek State School
State officials reviewed bids totaling 1.229 million for a 350 patient dormitory at Apple Creek near Wooster, far above the 620 thousand appropriation. Low bidders include Steinle-Wolfe for general contract, Huffman-Wolfe for heating, Gustav Hirsch for electrical, and Thomas Altland for plumbing. Additional bids opened for Hawthornden State Hospital administration building and wing, with Williams and Snyder leading the general contract bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Public Works and Welfare Department
Apple Creek
Wooster
Welfare Department
State Control Board
Steinle-Wolfe Company
Fremont
Huffman-Wolfe Company
Gustav Hirsch
Thomas Altland Company
Akron
Public Works Department
Hawthornden State Hospital
Williams and Snyder Construction Company of
Cleveland
Spohn Heating and Ventilating Company of
Accountants Plan Educational Forum in Dayton
The Dayton Chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants holds its second educational forum at the National Cash Register Company on the 10th Floor Auditorium Thursday at 7 30 p m. Joe E Braham educational director announces the event with Quinten E Russell of Masters Electric Company as moderator. The panel includes Gordon A Parent Bert L Cost and Herbert L Meyers Sr. from the U S A F Institute of Technology. Middleown members are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
National Association of Cost Accountants
NACA
National Cash Register Company
Joe E. Braham
Quinten E. Russel
Master Electric Company
Gordon A. Parent
GMC
Bert L. Cost
Masters Electric Company
Herbert L. Meyers, Sr
U. S. A. F. Institute of Technology
Middleown
Keeping Faith Herbert States War1 Warren Ohio
Gov. Thomas J. Herbert told the Giddings Republican club that his administration kept faith with the people and defended its record. He urged voters to compare promise and performance as he seeks reelection against former Gov. Frank Lausche. A Republican legislature and governor can work in harmony for all Ohioans.
Man Bound To Butler Jury On $1000 Bond
A Pennsylvania man named Thomas Francis Millner Jr., 23, was ordered held for action of the Butler County Grand Jury under a $1000 bond on auto theft charges. He appeared in Municipal Court before Judge Alton H. Combs after a Daytona arrest in Miamisburg for stealing a 1931 pickup from Cecil Runyon of 30 Main St. He claimed to be an escaped prisoner from Allentown and caused a small jail fire by tearing a blanket. The blaze caused no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Butler County Grand Jury
Alton H. Combs
Thomas Francis Millner, Jr
Chateau St
Pittsburgh
Millner
Miamisburg
Cecil Runyon
Main St
Allentown
Cominform Meeting Held Recently in Dessau Germany
Berlin AP reports the Cominform met in Dessau in the Soviet zone, with German Communist leaders present. The AMG newspaper Die Neue Zeitung cites sources close to the SED central secretariat and notes discussion on Cominform stance in open conflict. Attendees include Soviet military administration officials and Communist party reps from Czechoslovakia Poland and Hungary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Communist International Information Bureau
Cominform
Dessau
Germany
Die Neue Zeitung
AMG
Socialist Unity Party
SED
Saxony- Anhalt
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Hungary
Lewis Critics and Calls for Action Highlight Miners Meeting
Lewis decried the 80th Congress as sordid and attacked President Truman while urging delegates to consider action in the upcoming election. Officers reported a June 30 treasury balance of 13,184,854, noting similar levels to two years prior after fines on Lewis and the union for back to work orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Lewis
Union
Truman
U. S
Justice Department
Tom Clark
Clark
Department
Old John
Thomas E. Dewey
Congress
Goal Surpassed in Scioto County Community Chest Drive
Portsmouth Ohio AP reports Scioto County community chest pledges reached 148036 in a three week campaign, surpassing the goal by 8444 dollars and marking the largest total in the chest’s 23 year history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth, O
Scioto County
Series Of Fires Hit Community Arson Suspected
In Perrysburg Ohio authorities sought an arsonist after a Wood County fire crew battled five blazes from 2 36 am to 6 am. Fires struck a board of education truck a barn on Amelia Cook’s farm a barn on Marie Burkhart’s farm a hay stack on John Goeke’s farm and a later Koch Lumber Co door soaked with oil and gasoline. Fire Chief Arthur Williams said arson is suspected in all fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perrysburg
Wood County
Board of Education
Amelia Cook
Justice of Peace
Marie Burkhart
John Goeke
Koch Lumber Company
Arthur Williams
Truman recalls Marshall from UN trip amid campaign shifts
The White House said Marshall will return from the United Nations sessions on Saturday after a 3 1/2 hour Dewey Dulles meeting in Albany. Truman delays rear platform appearances in New York and Pennsylvania as Marshall's return aligns with Berlin blockade tensions and UN talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
White House
Mr. Truman
Marshall
United Nations
New York State
Pennsylvania
Thomas E. Dewey
Albany
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Paris
Dewey
Walter Bedell Smith
U. S
Moscow
Truman
Russia
Smith
Texas
Charles G. Ross
Berlin
UN Security Council
Soviet Union
State Department
Independence
Judges Assigned for Clark Hill Murder Trial
Chief Justice Carl V. Weygandt names judges Lynn B. Griffith Edmond H. Savard to sit with Judge W. E. Kellogg October 18 in Medina County for the first degree murder case of Clark Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lvlumbud
Carl V. Weygandt
Ohio Supreme Court
Lynn B. Griffith
Trumbull County
Edmond H. Savard
Erie County
W. E. Kellogg
Medina County
Clark Hill
Germantown School Meeting Set For Tonight
Germantown residents are invited to a Get Acquainted event with the theme Known Your School at 8 p m in the Germantown school auditorium. Superintendent A L Stingley announced it will cover the new building report by the Board of Education, the Cardinal Booster Association lighting program, and school team activities. The program ends with the school band performing several numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
A. L. Stingley
Board of Education
Germantown Cardinal Booster Association
Stingley
CCC Sets Corn Price For Butler Farmers
Butler County farmers may obtain 1.47 dollars per bushel for corn harvested this fall and stored on the farm under the Commodity Credit Corporation loan program. Loans and purchase agreements run Dec 1, 1948 to June 30, 1949 with a 9 0 percent of parity price as of Oct 1 1948, maturing Sept 1 1949. Local committee explains storage and quality rules and where to apply at the county office in Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler County
Commodity Credit Corporation
John Roll
Ohio
Robert K. Farst
Farst
North Seventh St
Girl Scout Leaders Plan Outdoor Training Day
Girl Scout Leaders will hold a outdoor training session Thursday weather permitting. They will depart from the Civic Association at 9 30 a m for G M Verity Lodge and return about 4 p m. Meals will be cooked at the camp and the program includes fire building and nature trails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnet Church
G. M. Verity Lodge
Civic Association
Daily Draft Board Hours Announced
Draft Board No. 10 will be open daily from 8 a.m. to 1 30 a.m. and 12 30 p.m. to 5 p.m. The board is closed on Saturdays and Sundays per Mrs. Lillian Sebald, draft board clerk. Office located at the American Legion Home 116 S Main St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draft Board No
Lillian Sebald
Draft Board
American Legion
S. Main St
Gray Ladies Group Include Warrenites
Warren county is represented by Mrs. Virginia Kahn Mrs. Frieda Dila tush and Mrs. Ralph Drew in Gray Lady work at the Veterans Administration Center in Dayton. Each week these ladies give one day of their time for this worthy cause. A new class starts in October. Anyone interested may contact the Red Cross office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Warren County
Virginia Kahn
Frieda Dilatush
Ralph Drew
Veterans Administration Center
Dayton
Red Cross
Chained Eggs Describe Hop Merchant Butterfly Strategy
A martial metaphor explains how the hop merchant butterfly lays eggs in linked columns on leaves. The sequence forms a chain where the last laid eggs hatch first to keep the line intact. The description highlights a self maintaining reproductive pattern in nature.
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Fair Labor Act
Great Lakes
Lake Carriers Association
Lake Superior
Lake Huron
St. Mary's
Col
B. B. Talley
Louisville
U. S. Corps of Engineers
Cherokee
A. A. Gaghan
Scout Council
Accountants Plan
Herbert
Butler
Germantown Clubs
CCC
Red Lion
WSCS
Womens Society of Christian Service
Eva South
Girl Scout
Gray
Goodyear
N. Broad ST
General Electric Radio
Rathman Troup
Central Ave
General Electric
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