House takes up strike ban bills
Washington December first. Congress considers three house bills and two senate measures aimed at preventing work stoppages in defense industries. Bills include banning jurisdictional strikes mass picketing and open or closed shop status with secret ballot strikes and a 60 day cooling off period and possible plant seizure. Senators Connally and Ball push proposals on keeping union shops and creating mediation mechanisms.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
House
Rep. Smith
Virginia
Labor Committee
National Defense Mediation Board
Connally
Texas
Ball
Minnesota
Sen. Connally
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Bulls Lose On Coast Upset by Bulldogs 7-0
Los Angeles Bulldogs upset the Columbus Bulls of the American league 7 to 0 in an exhibition professional football game Sunday at Los Angeles. The Bulldogs defense shut down the Bulls offense as the game remained scoreless until the final period.
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BULLS
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Bulldogs
Columbus Bulls
U S Asked To Free Lepke So State Can Execute Him
A New York jury convicted Louis Buchalter of murder with a mandatory death penalty, while he remains a federal prisoner awaiting narcotics sentence completion. The state seeks federal commutation to allow execution, with President Roosevelt potential intervention.
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U.S
Lepke
State
United Press
New York
Louis (Lepke) Buchalter
Uderworld
New York State
Roosevelt
Buchalter
Dist
Thomas E. Dewey
Joseph Rosen
Rosen
Emanuel (Mendy) Weiss
Louis Capone
Weiss
Max Rubin
Rubin
Court of Appeals
Atty
William O’dwyer
Brooklyn
Murder, Inc
East Side
Yale Purchases Boost Sales To All Time Records
Christmas shoppers at crowded gift counters across the nation drive holiday sales to historic highs with volume about 20 percent above 1929 peaks and 35 percent over last year. Industrial payrolls and farm prices rise due to defense spending, while fears of shortages and new luxury taxes shift demand toward refrigerators radios and household goods. New York merchants cite the temper of the times as a factor and warn 1942 may bring softer retail prospects.
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United Press
Times
New York
Ohio State Captures Horse Judging Event
The Associated Press reports in Chicago that Ohio State University's livestock judging team won the horse judging contest at the 42nd International Livestock Exposition. Herman Purdy of Ohio State finished third among individuals across all classes.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ohio State University
Herman Purdy
Ohio State
Burglary Defendant Sent to Reformatory
Frederick Bertram of 205 Brown Ave NW was sentenced to an indefinite term in the state reformatory at Mansfield after pleading guilty to breaking and entering before Common Pleas Judge George N. Graham.
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Frederick Bertram
Brown Ave
State Reformatory
Mansfield
Common Pleas
George N. Graham
Constables Barred From Traffic Duty
Columbus December 1 Attorney General ruled that only state highway patrolmen sheriffs and their deputies may enforce traffic regulations on state highways constables are peace officers and thus barred from enforcing traffic laws on state highways in an opinion to Geauga County prosecutor Harold K. Bostwick.
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United Press
Columbus
Herbert
Harold K. Bostwick
Geauga County
Littick Rites Held in Zanesville for Publisher W O Littick
Ohio and neighboring states newspaper executives attended the funeral rites for W O Littick the 74 year old publisher of Zanesville Publishing Co who died after a monthlong illness He started as a Times Recorder mail clerk at 19 built a long career owning Evening Signal and Sunday News later renaming it Times Signal He led the Ohio Newspaper Association and other organizations and chaired local road and conservancy projects.
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International News Service
Zanesville
Ohio
W. O. Littick
Littick
Zanesville Publishing Co
Harding
The
Times-Recorder
Georgia Floggers Denied Pardon In Ku Klux Klan Case
Gov. Eugene Talmadge refused to pardon or parole six convicted floggers linked to the Ku Klux Klan after a sensational hearing. The six men Dan Eidson Walter Forster W T Walton Raymond Bryan George Cameron and Henry Cawthon were convicted for a reign of terror spanning several years. The decision followed strong opposition from Atlanta ministers and community figures.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Eugene Talmadge
Ku Klux Klan
Dan Duke
Dan Eidson
Walter Forster
W. T. Walton
Raymond Bryan
George Cameron
Henry Cawthon
State Prison and Parole
Six Men Flogged by Ku Klux Klan Sentenced in Assault Case
The board had declined clemency. Accused as members of the East Point Ku Klux Klan, six men received one to three years on assault and battery charges after a series of flogging incidents. Assistant Solicitor Duke stated the floggers abducted men from their homes at night and whipped them for union membership religious beliefs and similar reasons. He noted 53 floggings occurred over four years.
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East Point
Ku Klux Klan
Duke
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Georgia
Sen. Ball
Paul Jones
Frankfort Distilleries, Inc
Louisville
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Dor
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Philip Morris
Morris
D i Lin
Puilip Morris
America
Philip Morris & Co., Ltd., Inc
Philip Morris & Co
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Fred Bush
Athens Messenger
Ohio Good Roads Federation
Muskingum Conservancy District
Cuticura
Dept
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