Loyalty Oath Bill Altered by Ohio Senators
Ohio lawmakers moved a second loyalty oath bill through the Senate judiciary committee by a 7 to 0 vote after House passage. The measure requires public officials and workers including teachers to take loyalty oaths, with perjury penalties for false swearing. Opponents from veterans groups and several organizations urged caution as witnesses argued the bills threaten constitutional rights amid a wave of hysteria.
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Ohio
Columbus
Senate Judiciary Committee
House
Joseph W. Bartunek
Cuyahoga
Fred R. Seibert
Ausiatsa
Senate
Fred L. Hoffman
John J. Farley
Hamilton County
John L. Smith
Summit
Jack Preble
Ohio American Legion
Farley
FBI
Howard M. Metzenbaum
Elsworth Jackson
Youngstown
United Negro and Allied Veterans of America
A. Erdmark
Cleveland
Elsie R. Tarcai
National Lawyers Guild
W. Martindal
Progressive Party
Jacob Clayman
C.I.0
Robert M. Evans
Committee For Free Speech
Fred Newbower
Americans For Democratic Action
Joe Hill
Western Reserve University
Young Progressives
Robert Gluck
Progressive Students’ Club
Don Rothenberg
Joe Cain
Cleveland Church Federation
Couple killed by train near Continental Ohio
James Reynolds 70 and his wife Alda Ethel 54 died after their car was struck by a Nickel Plate Railroad freight train near their home in Continental Putnam County. The tragedy occurred as the couple traveled along the tracks, authorities said.
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Ottawa
O.—James Reynolds
Alda Ethel
Continental
Putnam County
Lake Captain Beached After Fatal Collision
Capt. Frank W. Quinn of Cleveland, master of the freighter J. P. Morgan Jr., suspended two years for a fatal Lake Superior collision. He was found guilty of not operating at moderate speed in low visibility. Two seamen died and three injured when the Morgan, owned by Pittsburgh Steamship, collided last June 23 with the Crete of Interlake Steamship. Capt. Stanley Kielbasa of the Crete already received a one year suspension.
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Cleveland
Frank W. Quinn
J. P. Morgan Jr
Lake Superior
Coast Guard
Morgan
Pittsburgh Steamship Co
Crete
Interlake Steamship Co
Stanley Kielbasa
Talks Recess In U S Steel Contract Talks
Pittsburgh June 22 AP The U S Steel Corp and the CIO United Steel Workers recessed contract talks indefinitely. The union finished its oral case and Philip Murray is expected to prepare a written presentation for Monday. Negotiations to resume with U S Steel rejecting a company financed pension while seeking wage increases and company paid insurance. The union represents 175000 employees of six subsidiaries. Jones & Laughlin Steel opened talks with union demands presented and the company to respond tomorrow.
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Pittsburgh
U. S. Steel Corp
United Steel Workers
Philip Murray
U. S. Steel
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Cleveland to host air reserve centers as bases close
Air reserve activities for 60 northern Ohio counties shift to Cleveland Airport under a new program starting July 1. Satellite bases at Toledo Akron Columbus and Mansfield will be deactivated.
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AIR Reserve
Cleveland
Air Force
Ohio
Toledo
Akron
Columbus
Mansfield
Kiwanis Officials Cite Dairying as Stark County Top Industry
E Lee Cavitt secretary treasurer of Stark County Dairy Products Association and Kiwanis program chair spoke at the Kiwanis luncheon Tuesday. He said milk supply to homes in Stark County stands among the top industries, noting Bill Weida and his Kiwanis Simphony Orkestra provided music.
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Stark County
E. Lee Cavitt
Stark County Dairy Products Association
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Bill Weida
Eye Donts For Factory Workers
Eye health tips aimed at workers caution against unnecessary eye use and reading in poor light. It warns against exposing eyes to dust wind or overwork and promotes Lavoptik for soothing inflamed eyes with a money back guarantee after 30 years of success. Available at drug stores.
Akron union leader Glenn E Theenan dies at 41
Glenn E Theenan, 41, president of the Akron C I O Council and head of Co operate Enterprises of Summit County, died of a heart attack. Theonan held prominent roles in local labor circles and business.
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Akron
Glenn E. Theenan
Akron C. I. O. Council
Cooperate Enterprises
Summit County
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