Labor Board Counsel Seeks Taft Hartley Continuation
Robert N. Denham, general counsel of the NLRB, defends Taft Hartley as sound and independent, while noting calls to repeal. He cites public confidence in the board under split functions and says amendments may help both sides. Hearings reveal partisan clashes over agency control and federal conciliation. Also included: a payday meat special and local entertainment listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert N. Denham
National Labor Relations Board
Denham
Truman
Mr. Truman
Senate Labor Committee
Labor Board
NLRB
Congress
General Counsel
Labor
Tobin
Paul M. Herzog
Senate
Federal
Conciliation Service
Labor Department
Cyrus S. Ching
Rankin Saved House Committee in 1945 Turmoil
The article recalls Congressman Rankin as the lone defender of the House Un-American Activities Committee during 1944 45 as members were defeated and the panel faced dissolution. Rankin faced pressure over a draft deferment debate and the committee prepared to relocate files before a permanent status was granted on January 3 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Stripling
House un-American Activities Committee
Rankin
House Committee
Congress
Selective Service
Washington
Wright
Army
Glenn Martin Co
Baltimore
Gen. Lewis B. Hershey
ITHE
Dies
Walter Winchell
Texas
Representative Starnes
Alabama
John Costello
California
Fred Busbey
Illinois
P.A.C
John Rankin
Norway Seeks U S Guidance On Security Pact
Norway’s foreign minister Halvard Lange arrived in Washington to weigh backing Moscow’s nonaggression offer or joining the North Atlantic defense alliance with the United States Canada and western Europe. Acheson was expected to urge unity with the alliance and assure Norway that no bases on Norwegian soil would be required if it joins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Norway
State Department
U. S
Acheson
United States
Canada
Western Europe
Halvard M. Lange
Russia
Lange
Sweden
Denmark
Scandinavia
Europe
North Atlantic Alliance
Confesses In Slaying of Hiram Berlin
Carrollton February report confirms a confession by Andrew Kertes, 28, to the murder of Hiram Berlin, operator of the Blue Tea Room and Inglewood Tourist Home. After six hours of questioning, Kertes described hiding in Berlin's car, the ensuing struggle, and four fatal gunshots. He confessed to the robbery of 50 dollars but omitted a wallet with about 500 dollars and a bag of silver. Authorities say the gun is hidden out of state. The case awaits presentation to the Carroll County grand jury this week.
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Carrollton
Hiram
Hy) Berlin
Carroll County
Kertes
Canton
Berlin
Blue Tea Room
Damascus
Orwick
Bureau of Identification and Investigation
State Welfare Department
Grand
Glenn Fortune
Helen Nelson
Inglewood
Here
Route
Sheriff’s Office
Hoover Plan of Reorganization Aims Major Government Shakeup
The Hoover commission urged a vast reshaping to cut 65 agencies to about 20 under direct presidential control. It calls for new presidential staff, an expanded budget office, broader power to reorganize, and removal of Senate approval for many appointees. Regulatory bodies like the ICC, Fed Reserve Board, and SEC may be protected from reform reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover Commission
Congress
Herbert Hoover
Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Reserve Board
Securities and Exchange Commission
Hoover
Russian Offer Seen To Denmark Sweden
Moscow observers say Russia may follow a non aggression pact with Norway by offering similar treaties to Sweden and Denmark. They warned they have no inside information but expect additional moves after the Norway note. Moscow said the North Atlantic alliance fails to meet UN aims and criticized Norway for not ruling out allowing bases on her soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Russia
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
United Nations
Mindszenty verdict looms as world protests grow
The treason trial of Josef Cardinal Mindszenty in Hungary nears a verdict, with his supporters praying in jail and exiled Hungarians protesting abroad. Pravda hails the trial as a victory for anti West forces while Szabad Nep condemns it as a Western defeat. In the United States Catholics observe a day of prayer and protest led by Francis Cardinal Spellman at St Patrick's Cathedral.
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Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Hungary
Peoples’ Court
Budapest
Associated Press
Pravda
United States
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
14 Injured In 27 City and Stark Mishaps
Traffic crashes over the weekend wounded fourteen people and produced eighteen accidents listed by police. Deputies arrested one motorist and issued nineteen summonses for signal and stop sign violations. George Sanford and Lawrence Arick Jr. suffered serious injuries after a convertible collided with John Kozub’s car at 12th Street and Plain Avenue NE. Royce Leggett was injured when struck by a car at Tuscarawas Street and Market Avenue NE. driver Ruby Paternostro was named in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sanford
Tuscarawas St
Lawrence C. Arick Jr
Spring Ave
Mercy Hospital
John Kozub
12Th St
Plain Ave
Kozub
Roy Leggett
Fairmount Blvd
Tuscarawasst
Market Ave
Ruby Paternonstro
Alden Ave
Market
Leggett
Nanking Split With Canton on Peace Policies
China’s refugee government in Canton and Acting President Li Tsung jen remain separated by policy and distance. Premier Sun Fo urged Communists to soften peace demands or the war would continue, opposing handing over so called war criminals including Li Chiang Kai-shek Madame Chiang and T V Soong. Sun’s stance drew ire from old Nanking allies, while Li presses on with peace efforts despite the split between Nanking and Canton. Red forces north of the Yangtze show signs of readiness for action as courier links between capitals persist.
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Nanking
China
Canton
Li Tsung-jen
Sun Fo
Sun
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
T. V. Soong
South China
Yangtze
Chen Yi
Polinori Case Jurors Chosen
A jury of eight men and four women was impaneled in Common Pleas Judge Paul G. Weber's court to try Al Polinori of Alliance on a charge of receiving payment on false claims and vouchers from the City of Alliance. Polinori is charged with embezzlement of public funds alongside Frank H. Greneisen, who pleaded guilty and was sentenced to the Ohio penitentiary.
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Common Pleas
Paul G. Weber
al Polinori
S. Liberty St. Alliance
Alliance
Frank H. Greneisen
Alliance City
Greneisen
Ohio Penitentiary
State Auditor’s Office
Polinori
Karl Ayers
D. Deane McLaughlin
W. Bernard Rodgers
W. C. Moore
Evan W. Morris
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Grover Cleveland
Archibald MacLeish
Library of Congress
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Andrew Kertes
RD 5
Roy Orwick
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Mindszenty
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