Indictments in Lancaster meat and gambling probe
Fairfield County Grand Jury named 27 people in secret indictments after probing stolen meat sales and local gambling in Lancaster. The panel recommended Mayor Venstein and Police Chief Hutsler be cited for gross neglect of duty and condoning gambling. Warrants to be issued this afternoon as details remain unsettled.
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Lancaster
Fairfield County
Fred Vontein
Samuel Hutsler
Common Pleas
Harry Kilburger
Swift and Company
Calumbis
Swift
Franklin County
Columbus
T. L. Hewetson
Venstein
Thomas J. Herbert
City of
Hutsler
Civil Service Commission
Kilburger
Harley Highley
Court Upholds Labor Measure Requirement
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the non- Communist affidavits requirement of the last Hartley law and ruled pensions a subject for collective bargaining. Judges Kerner and Minton unsigned the affidavits clause while Major dissented. The decision affirms NLRS order against Inland Steel to bargain with CIO United Steelworkers on retirement plans while affidavits condition stands.
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Chicago
U S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Otto Kerner
Sherman Minton
J. Bart Major
Inland Steel Company
CIO
United Steelworkers
National Labor Relations Board
NLRS
Inland Steel
NLRB
Libel Threat Seen In Remington Bentley Case
William W. Remington, temporarily suspended Commerce Department official, vows a substantial libel suit against Elizabeth Bentley. She testified naming him as a collector of Communist dues and secret wartime information. Remington demands a public retraction by September 30 and may sue NBC if not forthcoming.
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Washington
William W. Remington
Commerce Department
Elizabeth T. Bentley
Senate
Bentley
Remington
ASC
Meet the Press
Joseph Rauh
New York
Rauh
NBC
The
Broadcasting Company
Columbus real estate association names new president
Ivan H Gore of Columbus was named president of the Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards, succeeding Jo Earl Miller of Geneva. New officers include several vice presidents.
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Columbus
Ivan H Gore
Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards
Jo Earl Miller
Geneva
Vice Press
Mills Wins Prize For Best Relish At County Fair
Billy Mills, Hollywood orchestra leader, won second place for his corn relish at the Los Angeles county fair. He also placed second in the dill pickle contest. Mills says the corn relish recipe is an old prize from his grandmother.
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Pomona
Cal
Billy Mills
Hollywood Orchestra
Los Angeles County Fair
Mills
Railroad Board Names Officers and Farm Airplane Count
C. W Hendershot of East Liverpool district 2 and R. Fred Schneider of Hamilton district Co. CC were named to positions with the board. C. Eynon of Alliance was chosen treasurer. It is estimated there are about 9 000 airplanes on U S farms.
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Dents
C. W Hendershot
East Liverpool
R. Fred Schneider
Hamilton
C. Eynon
Alliance
U. S
Dean Of Light Opera Succumbs In Boston
Eugene C. Cowles aged 88, longtime dean of American light opera, died after a prolonged illness. Retired 18 years, his songs still top radio lists including the ballad Forgotten from his 1890s stage days. Cowles quipped about singing When Johnnie Comes Marching Home in 1864 at a Vermont sanitary fair.
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Boston
Eugene C. Cowles
Cowles
Johnnie
Vermont
Communist Party offers 15000 reward after assault in Queens
The New York Communist state chairman Robert G. Thompson, 33, says he was stabbed and beaten by two or three men in an alley while en route to a comrade's home in Queens. He suffered a superficial abdominal stab wound, lacerations, bruises and concussion. The reward was announced by City Councilman Benjamin J. Davis.
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New York
Communist Party
New York State
Robert G. Thompson
Queens
Thompson
Benjamin J. Davis
Manhattan
Turfman Weaver Dies After Auto Crash in Covington
John T. Weaver 73 of Covington, famed race horse owner and trainer for 50 years, died of injuries from an auto collision. He owned Gowell, winner of the 1913 Latonia Derby and third in the Kentucky Derby that year.
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Covington, Ky
John T
Jack) Weaver
Covington
Booth Hospital
Gowell
Former Sports Editor and Tennis Executive Moss Dies
Edward Bayard Moss, 74, who founded the sports press unit of the Associated Press in 1913 and served as general sports editor for a decade, died at Saunders Point, Nantic, Conn. He earlier led AP sports after 13 years at the New York Sun and was retired executive secretary of the U S Lawn Tennis Association. He left his tennis post six years ago due to ill health and had been an all year resident of Saunders Point since 1942, previously living in Brooklyn.
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Nantic
Conn
Edward Bayard Moss
Sports Press
New York City
The
Associated
News Service
Saunders Point
Moss
Associated Press
New York Sun
Tennis Association
Brooklyn
N. Y
Italians Vote Down Wage Increase Amid Mass Rome Demonstrations
About 1,000,000 Italian government workers protested for higher pay as the Chamber of Deputies rejected a wage rise by a wide margin. In Rome, over 1,000 state employees gathered at Piazza Santi Apostoli following a call from the Communist led General Confederation of Labor. Renaton bitossi urged the government to meet workers demands.
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Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Paizza Santi Apostoli
General Confederation of Labor
Renatonbitossi
Confederation
Air fields ready in Alaska for B-50 and B-29 bombers
Pearl Harbor dispatch reports Lt. Gen. Nathan Twining announced in Alaska that at least one air field can handle B-50 bombers and several can accommodate B-29s. The Alaska commander, visiting for talks with Navy officials, asserted American pilots are as skilled at Arctic flying as the Russians.
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Pearl Harbor
Window washers sue for damages over fall injuries
Three Cincinnati window washers filed separate suits in common pleas court seeking 50000 dollars each for injuries claimed from falls while working. They allege lack of safety devices. Plaintiffs are Mitchell Miles Jr, Earl Abell, and Curtis Glover against Red Top Brewing Co, Hariette E Thomas, and Grennon Bakeries respectively.
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Cincinnati
Common Pleas Court
Mitchell Miles, Jr
Red Top Brewing Company
Earl Abell
Hariette E. Thomas
Curtis Glover
Grennon Bakeries
Wilberforce State College Votes Down Manager Nominee
The Ohio State Board of Control refused to confirm James L. Pyrd of Wright Field as business manager at Wilberforce State College. The 3 to 2 vote followed trustees’ recommendation under a new law requiring board approval of appointments.
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Columbus
Wilberforce State College
State Board of Control
James L. Pyrd
Wright Field
Requiing Board
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