Ford Labor Board Ruling Keeps U A W Bargaining Unit Intact
The NLRB, in a 3 to 2 decision, allows the United Auto Workers to maintain the existing bargaining relationship at Ford plants after a July 13 ruling and a reargument. Board members Houston Murdock and Styles form the majority with Reynolds dissenting. The decision follows a four day wildcat strike and a court-ordered back-to-work movement, with legal questions about a union shop clause and potential carveups of the auto industry. Herschel Kriger and Winston Livingston assisted in the case, which could have reshaped bargaining across Ford plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NLRB
John M. Houston
Abe Murdock
Paul L. Styles
James J. Reynolds
Paul M. Herzog
West Coast
Georgetoward NE
Detroit
Cleveland
Stark County Common Pleas
Houston
Murdock
Styles
Reynolds
Ford-U. A. W
U. S. Supreme Court
25 More Pups To Seek New Owners Saturday
Stark County dog warden Nicholas DiSimone says another county puppy sale will occur Saturday from 9 to 11 a m in the courthouse lobby. Twenty five pups offered. males $1 and females 50 cents. Purchase requires a dog license.
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Nicholas DiSimone
Stark County
Mr. DiSimone
Peace Talks Reveal United Front Near Cease-Fire
Gen Nam indicated the ease of accepting a strong defense north of the 38th parallel during Friday talks. Since July 10 in Kaesong, U N naval and air forces have led most fighting while ground troops avoided major offensives. Allied ships shelled coastal targets, U N aircraft logged nearly 900 sorties, and only three Red planes were seen. Admiral Joy warned the UN would not yield its defensive position to satisfy political aims to redraw Korea. Red propaganda claimed alliance demands shift ceaselessly north of the battle line, fuelling speculation of a staged Red victory or compromise.
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Kaesong
U.N
Admiral Joy
United Nations Command
Korea
Joy
Peiping
Pyongyang
General In Frame of Mind Sparks Possible Outcome
A remark hints at what could occur if the general is in a certain frame of mind, suggesting a chain of events dependent on mental state. The note underscores how mindset may influence decisions and actions with potential consequences.
Truman Delays Senate Hearing on Harrington Judge Bid
A Senate subcommittee postponed for a week a hearing on Chicago federal judge nominee Cornelius Harrington at the Justice Department request. Senator Douglas opposes Harrington and Drucker, favoring two others. Perry was agreed upon with Truman. Senate mood includes talk on Eisenhower and 1952 politics as Dewey's early support noted.
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Washington
Senate
Chicago
Douglas
Illinois
McCarran
Nevada
Truman
Cornelius J. Harrington
Justice Department
Peyton Ford
Department
Harrington
Mr. Truman
Joseph Drucker
Joseph Sam Perry
Ohio Politicians Flabbergasted By Lausche Truman Suggestion
Ohio Governor Lausche urged President Truman to be the 1952 presidential candidate in Washington drawing astonished reactions from Democrats in Columbus. Officials and insiders recalled his past unpredictable moves and speculated on future roles including a possible vice presidential bid or a fourth-term run. The piece also notes a separate Senate fight over Harrington and Drucker and a Chicago Democratic power struggle with potential 1952 repercussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Washington
Lausche
Truman
Eugene Hanhart
Democratic Party
Ralph Decker
Robert A. Taft
Joseph T. Ferguson
Cleveland
Democrats
John W. Bricker
lLausche
A. B
Happy Chandler
Harrington
Drucker
Chicago Democratic
Mr. Truman
Douglas
Chicago
Jacob Arvey
Thomas D. Nash
Arvey
Nash
Patrick Nash
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Gen
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Bonds May Be Needed To Fund Canton Courtroom
Canton officials weigh a bond issue within 10 mills to finance a third Municipal Court courtroom and judge's quarters. Estimates vary from 50 thousand to 125 thousand, with alternatives including using council chambers and tax income. The measure hinges on a pending income tax, political dynamics, and a November election for the third judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Municipal Court
Fred G. CaChat
Finance Committee
Allan C. Sterling
Public Property Committee
Howard Neel
CaChat
Sterling
D. L. McCarroll
Municipal Court
Canton
Ohio
Bar Association Names 90 Canton Men to Posts
Ninety Canton lawyers were named to Ohio State Bar Association committees by president Ben C. Beer. Appointments follow recommendations from Executive Committeeman Matthew J. Smith. Notable appointees include Harvey Creighton, Donald Seiple, Thomas Leahy, Fred George, Emery McCuskey, and Loren Souers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Association
Canton
Ohio State Bar Association
Ben C. Beer
Cleveland
Matthew J. Smith
New Philadelphia
Twe
Harvey H. Creighton
Donald W. Seiple
Thomas H. Leahy
Fred E. George
Emery A. McCuskey
Kenneth B. Cope
Russell J. Burt
Richard G. McCuskey
Loren E. Souers
Carl F. Allebaugh
John P. Walsh
Thomas G. Roderick, Jr
John E. Miller
Lester H. Hossler
Loren E. Souers Jr
Sherwood Ake
Ian Bruce Hart
Samuel I. Krugliak
Donald W. Raley
Richard McCuskey
Association
Council of Delegates
Trial transcript shows Sandra denies plan to rob LeMasters
Trial observers note she claimed harm was for prostitution payment and that Muskus invaded later. Evidence shows notes signed in her handwriting, earlier admissions, and a court struggle over admitting statements. Muskus was convicted of murder in the LeMasters case. Sandra faces related charges with ongoing motions for a new trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra
LeMasters
Muskus
George J. LeMasters
New Philadelphia
Milner Hotel
Damaged windshield and theft reports from Beldenave and SW area
Reports to Police include Donald Rinehart of 2134 16th st SE noting a windshield damage on his 1950 Buick likely from a stone or air rifle pellet while driving in the 300 block of Beldenave SE. Frederick Harold of 415 6th st NW reports a wallet with $3 and papers stolen from his car at Melchiorps and Schroyer ave SW. O H Anderson of 903 12th st NE reports a cashed $30 check for a man returned as no account at Harter Bank. Burglars entered a Mid-City auto theater building in Harrisburg early Thursday stealing an undetermined amount of money and cigarets from pinball and cigaret machines. F J Shollenberger of 415 Vincent st Alliance reports about $20 damage from vandals who entered his cabin on Fernwood blvd Thursday. a window, screen, chair broken and a hole in the building side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Rinehart
16Th St SE
Beldenave SE
Frederick Harold
6Th St
Melchiorps and
Schroyer Ave
O. H. Anderson
Anderson
Shell
12Th St
Harter Bank & Trust Co
Harrisburg
Sheriff's Office
F. J. Shollenberger
Vincent St. Alliance
Fernwood Blvd
Britain Sends Mission to Iran For New Talks
Britain announces a cabinet mission led by Richard R. Stokes will depart to Tehran to resume discussions over the Anglo Iranian oil dispute. The talks follow Harriman’s mediation and Tehran’s acceptance of oil nationalization in principle, with both sides stressing a goodwill atmosphere for negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Iran
London
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co
Truman
W. Averell Harriman
Teheran
Harriman
McCarran reports plot to give Asia to Reds exposed
Senator Pat McCarran said the Senate internal security committee found evidence of a Communist conspiracy to hand over all of Asia to the Reds. Hearings on the Institute of Pacific Relations continue as Mrs. Hede Massing testified about a Soviet espionage ring and ties to Noel Field Alger Hiss and Laurence Dunne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pat McCarran
Senate Internal Security Committee
Asia
McCarran
Institute of Pacific Relations
U. S
Hede Massing
Gerhart Eisler
Apparatchik
Massing
State Department
Hiss
Noel Field
Alger Hiss
Laurence Dunn
Field
Duggan
O Dwyer Cleared In Fund Transfer
The State Department said Ambassador William O Dwyer transferred 1,000,000 dollars from Mexico to New York as a regular financial transaction between the Mexican and U S governments. It rejected reports deeming the transfer extraordinary or irregular.
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Washington
State Department
William O’dwyer
Mexico
New York
U. S
Weather outlook for Canton area with showers and cooling
The Canton and vicinity forecast calls for showers ending this afternoon, then cooler. Tonight will be fair and cooler with lows around 55, and Saturday will be fair and cool with highs about 75. Ohio forecast shows scattered showers and thunder showers today, then cooler in the north, with fair and cooler conditions tonight statewide and warmer by Sunday. Five day outlook predicts near normal temperatures with a turn to cooler by Wednesday and showers around Tuesday totaling a small amount. Almanac notes include morning readings and celestial timings.
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Canton
U. S. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
Ohio
International News Service
Milton Davis
Davis
Weather Bureau
Holmes County real estate tax totals posted for last half
Millersburg, Aug. 3. Holmes County Treasurer Ruby Cowgill reported a total real estate tax collection of 222,717.12 for the last half. Delinquents total 8,410.29 including 125 water rent and 331.96 dith assessment in Prairie Township. Last year’s total was 212,650.60. Increase attributed to higher school district rates and a new real estate evaluation. Delinquent total last year was 10,294.59. July saw the largest single-month collection at 172,671.60.
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Millersburg
Holmes County
Ruby Cowgill
Prairie Township
Ohio Power hopes for settlement at morning parley
Power officials expressed hope a settlement on strike issues could be reached at this morning's company union parley. The strike spread to Wheeling Electric Co. in Wheeling when 150 workers refused to cross a two man picket line. A court anti picketing order was sought in West Virginia. Pickets dispersed at Point Pleasant plant after court order. the plant is operated jointly by Ohio Power and Appalachian Electric Power Co.
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Ohio Power
Wheeling Electric Co
Wheeling
West Virginia Electric Utility
Ohio County
J. H. Brennan
Philip Sporn
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Construction Company
Appalachian Electric Power Co
Pittsburgh Pair Leads In Bridge Competition
Pittsburgh duo Harry L. Glick and Morris Sil verman led 256 pairs entering the second session of the masters pairs championship at the American Contract Bridge League summer tournament. General Gruenther, Eisenhower's European deputy, attended the Mayflower Hotel event as a noted guest player. Defending masters team champions Crawford Stayman and colleagues from Philadelphia and New York survived the first knockout round, winning by 5,170.
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Washington
Harry L. Glick
Morris Silverman
Pittsburgh
A. M. Gruenther
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Mayflower Hotel
John R. Crawford
Philadelphia
Sam Stayman
George Rapee
Howard Schenken
New York
Two Injured in Mishap North of Canal Fulton
CANAL FULTON Aug 3 Special Two men were injured in a crash at Route 93 and State Mill road three miles south of Akron. Glen Williams Canal Fulton returning from work collided with Roy Broadvent Massillon after Broadvent failed to stop at a stop sign. Both admitted to People's Hospital Akron Williams listed serious Brodvent fractured right leg lacerations no charges yet.
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Canal Fulton
Route 93
State Mill Rd
Akron
Glen Williams
Roy Broadvent
Mission Dr
Massillon
Summit County Sheriff’s Office
Broadvent
Williams
People’s Hospital
Neel CaChat Seek Council Post in Canton Election
Canton voters eye a Sept 11 primary for the councilman at large post. CaChat and Neel filed petitions, joining nine others from both parties seeking the new seat created by Canton’s 1950 population rise. Also listed are current ward and at large incumbents and several defeated primary hopefuls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred G. CaChat
Howard D. Neel
Board of Elections
CaChat
Neel
Wade Brison
George W. Branscomb
Council
Canton Civil Defense
John Scanlon
Canton
Robert Kendall
Otto
Clarence F. Anderson
Mahoning Rd
Paul D. Barthelmeh
Raff
Garage Fire Destroys Millersburg Two-Car Structure
Millersburg Aug 3 A two car garage and a car valued at $2 000 belonging to Mr and Mrs Wallace Michels of Clark were destroyed by a fire Thursday at 10 30 p m E S T Firemen saved the house and nearby buildings Neighbor Loren Chapman alerted the department Fire Chief Ted Geib said the loss is insured
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Millersburg
Wallace Michels
Clark
E.S.T
Loren Chapman
Ted Geib
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Herschel Kriger
Winston Livingston
C. I. O. United Steel Workers
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Michigan
Eisenhower
Murray
Montana
Brewster
Martin
Pennsylvania
Thomas E. Dewey
Perry
Russell
Georgia
Virginia
Ida Vogeler
Dirksen
Raymond Seifert
Raymond
Rosetti
Rossetti
Samuel Krugliak
D. Deane McLaughlin
Paul G. Weber
Frank F. Cope
Carroll County
Miss Haag
E. W. Crawford
le Masters
Carl F. Klein
Kingsley
McLaughlin
Richard R. Stokes
Lord Privy Seal
Harriman Go-Between
Attlee
Herbert Morrison
Stokes
Abadan
Wall Street
U.S
Democrat
Armourdale
Kansas City
Kan
O'Dwyer
Weather Report
Associated Press
Atlanta
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New Orleans
Tampa
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