Steel Needs Many Skilled Workers in Industry Series
The article outlines the iron and steel industry as a vast complex employing over 600,000 and producing about 88,534,000 net tons of steel ingots in the past year. It notes thousands of occupations, high pay, expanding education levels, and extensive apprentice and learner programs designed to train skilled workers across 30 trades in a large, self-contained industrial system.
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Ot Tegee
Saugus
Mass
United States
Iron and Steel Industry
The
Associated Press
MacArthur accuses Russia of inciting Japanese unrest
Tokyo June 13 AP Gen Douglas MacArthur charged Soviet messaging with inciting disorder and violence in Japan and practicing inconsistent demagoguery. He condemned Lt Gen Derevyanko’s letter as propaganda masking Soviet interference with labor rights and repatriation issues. The clash follows rising Communist-instigated strikes and protests since May 30.
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Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
Russia
Japan
MacArthur
K. N. Derevyanko
Allied Council For
Derevyanhko
Gen. MacArthur
Far East Commission
Derevyanko
Rotary Convention Trip Highlighted By Local Residents
June notes show Mr. and Mrs. Dale Elliott and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ittner with Mr. and Mrs. Don Genseimer and Rev. Knox R. Roberts in New York City for the Rotary International convention. Elliott serves as president elect of the local club.
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Rotary
Millersburg
Dale Elliott
Clarence Ittner
Don Genseimer
Knox R. Roberts
New York City
Rotary International
Elliott
Club
German Princess Plans Texas Home After Castle Trade
Princess Cecilie of Prussia, granddaughter of Kaiser Wilhelm, will marry Texan Clyde Harris and live in Amarillo. The 31 year old travels from Langen to Texas as she exchanges her medieval castle for a Texas apartment. Harris, an Amarillo interior decorator, met the princess after WWII while tracing looted art. The wedding likely in Hechingen Bavarian Alps with date to be announced.
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Langen
Germany
Prussia
Texas
Cecilie
Kaiser Wilhelm
Amarillo
Clyde Harris
Konawa
Okla
Bert Harris
Victoria
England
Wilhelm
Louis Ferdinand
Ford Motor Co
Detroit
United States
Hohenzollern
Hechingen
Bavarian Alps
Almanach de Gotha
Royalty
Cecilie Viktoria Anastasia Zita Adelheid
Harris
U.S
Texan
AT&T Accused by Murray of Breaking Union
CHICAGO June 13 AP President Philip Murray said AT&T is attempting to break the phone workers union. He told the CIO Telephone Workers banquet that AT&T is a vicious monopoly and will be challenged. Murray accused the company of treating sacred contracts as scraps and pledged CIO support. The company filed decertification petitions with the NLRB as the Communications Workers of America seeks CIO charter.
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Chicago
Philip Murray
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Phone Workers’ Union
Organization
A.t.&t
America
Walter S. Gifford
United States
Murray
Union
C.so
National Labor Relations Board
Communication Workers of America
C.W. A
C.I.O
Eastern Star Auxiliary Plans Opera Cast Entertainment
The Avenue Auxiliary of Eastern Star will entertain cast members of Le Petite Opera Comique's La Traviata after Tuesday's rehearsal at the American Legion Hall. Cast rehearses Tuesday and Wednesday nights in preparation for the Meyers Lake performance on August 10.
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le Petite Opera Comique
la Traviata
Avenue Auxiliary of
Eastern Star
American Legion Hall
Meyers Lake
Ramisch Elected By Watchmakers
William Ramisch of Cleveland was re elected president of the Ohio Watchmakers Association at the close of its two day annual convention in the Onesto Hotel. Harry Slotmersch Sutton Girod Fred Foegler Joseph Besse named officers and a slate of directors from Canton Cleveland and other cities were chosen. The Canton Watchmakers Guild hosted the event which drew 250 members and spouses.
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William Ramisch
Cleveland
Ohio Watchmakers’ Association
Onesto Hotel
Harry Slotmersch
Cincinnati
Sutton C. Girod
Fred Foegler
Joseph Besse
Harry Wysong
Canton
Glen Heckert
Massillon
M. C. Rise
Dayton
Lester Elgin
George W. Wisden
Springfield
Elmer Schirner
Toledo
Arthur Double
Dueble
Mr. Heckert
Canton Watchmakers Guild
Holmes Educators Hear Talk on Large Schools
MILLERSBURG June 13 Special An all Holmes County board of education meeting will be held Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the courtroom here. County Superintendent Donald C. Egger announced. R. M. Garrison state supervisor will speak on advantages of a larger high school unit for the proposed reorganization plan. R. M. Eyman assistant superintendent will discuss points to be considered in Holmes County schools reorganization.
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Millersburg
Holmes County Board of Education
Donald C. Egger
R. M. Garrison
R. M. Eyman
Holmes County
Tired of Running Away Prisoner Hangs Himself
Lorain police chief said a 28 year old man who identified as William Brooks hanged himself in the city jail. He had escaped from Moundsville penitentiary months earlier and surrendered, saying he was tired of running from the law. The body was found by a belt in the cell.
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Lorain
Paul Cleaver
William Brooks
Cleaver
Moundsville
W. Va
Licking County Sheriff Dies of Heart Ailment at 59
A. Roe Francis, sheriff of Licking County for three years, died of a heart ailment at age 59 in Newark Ohio. He became sheriff January 1, 1947 to fill an unexpired term and was elected to a full term last November. Francis, a World War I veteran and Republican, will be buried as coroner J H Pollock serves as acting sheriff pending appointment of a new sheriff.
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Newark
A. Roe Francis
Licking County
Francis
J. H. Pollock
Taft Receives Honorary Doctorate at Union College
Charles P. Taft, Cincinnati lawyer and church layman, received an honorary Doctor of Civil Law degree at Union College’s 154th commencement in Schenectady New York. He served as principal speaker and was named honorary chancellor of the college.
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Charles Taft
Schenectady
N. Y
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Union College
Economic Aid Proposal Fails To Stir Truman
Washington dispatch reports Senator Murray of Montana circulates an economic expansion bill with seven co sponsors aimed at boosting prosperity through federal funding. White House aides caution that unless business worsens, the plan faces slim odds of a hearing or action this session. Officials note Truman backs anti inflation measures and opposes peacetime war powers, while Murray proposes loans grants and local works spending to lift demand and target unemployment areas.
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Washington
Murray
Montana
Senate
Executive
Truman
Congress
National Securities Resources Board
White House
Commerce, Labor
Illinois farmers to tour Europe and Canada this summer
About one hundred Illinois farmers and their wives will visit eight European countries and Canada this summer to learn how farm folks live abroad. The tour will be directed by Dr. David Lindstrom, University of Illinois rural sociologist, with stops in the British Isles Norway Sweden Denmark Germany Holland Belgium France and Canada.
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Dred Illinois
European
Canada
David Lindstrom
University of Illinois Rural Sociologist
British Isles
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Germany
Holland
Belgium
France
Store Owner Charged With Sunday Beer Sale
Joseph Gilbert aged 56 of 1700 6th st SW proprietor of a shop at that address was arrested Sunday by state liquor inspectors with police vice squad on two liquor law violations. He faces charges of Sunday sale and of selling intoxicating liquor for consumption on the premises in violation of his C-2 permit.
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Joseph Gilbert
6Th St
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Eugenie Anderson
Democratic National Committee
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U. S
Mabelle Kennedy
Perle Mesta
Ramisch
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Griffin
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Health and Comfort
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