Columbus Council Probes Oxide Walkout Amid Political Clash
Columbus April 7 AP The city council opens an inquiry into the American Zinc Oxide Co strike citing distrust of the Progressive Party in trade union affairs. Judge Dana F Reynolds had said the party is dominated by Communists after finding 11 members guilty of contempt for defying a court order against picketing at the plant. CIO leader William Spratley denounced the Progressive party, accusing it of political bias interfering with labor disputes.
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Kansas towns flip to hard liquor after dry vote
Twenty two Kansas towns that voted dry last November approved package sale of hard liquors. Ten other towns voting Tuesday chose to remain dry. The balloting occurred under a local option section of state law.
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Ohio contractor J Wentworth Smith dies in Cleveland
J Wentworth Smith industrialist and building contractor longtime Cleveland Heights councilman for 28 years died. He retired from the presidency of Fairmount Tool and Forging Co in the 1930s.
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Cleveland
J. Wentworth Smith
Cleveland Heights
Fairmount Tool & Forging Co
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