Need for Teamwork to Curb Boom and Bust Cycles
Kiplinger Magazine urges coordinated restraint to smooth the business cycle. It cites past efforts by business leaders labor unions and government to slow expansion after war and speed up during recessions, urging ongoing public teamwork to curb inflation and avoid drastic swings.
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Kiplinger Magazine
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Congress
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Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Banks
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Bus Firm Cites Operating Cost
CHICAGO March 2 AP Charts on bus operating efficiency were introduced today at the anti trust trial of National City Lines Inc The six exhibits were submitted by the defense who contended they showed buses purchased from General Motors Corp were operated more economically than those by other concerns General Motors is a co defendant with National City Lines in the trial of charges that the bus company manufacturers and suppliers conspired to monopolize transit service in 42 cities The government contends the utility illegally entered into contracts with supplying firms for exclusive purchases of equipment and materials In return the other companies supplied financial backing to National City Lines for acquiring other bus lines the indictment alleges Jesse R O Malley assistant attorney general prosecuting the indictment objected to introduction of the charts He claimed they were immaterial to the issue of conspiracy to monopolize Defense Counsel John T Chadwell argued the exhibits were pertinent to the question of intent to conspire He was upheld by Federal Judge William J Campbell presiding at the trial before a jury of 12 housewives.
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Chicago
National City Lines, Inc
General Motors Corp
Detroit
General Motors
National City Lines
Jesse R. O’malley
John T. Chadwell
William J. Campbell
North Carolina Governor Thanks Ohio Leader Over Bonds
Gov Kerr Scott of North Carolina praised Ohio Gov Frank Lausche for opposing a bid by North Carolina to sue Ohio over 1860s Civil War reconstruction bonds. The Ohio Conservation Commission accepted 200 bonds valued at 1000 dollars each, presented by the League of Ohio Sportsmen, amid NC disputes over their legality and the carpetbagger legislature of 1868.
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N. C
North Carolina
Ohio
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Frank J. Lausche
Ohio Conservation Commission
League of Ohio Sportsmen
Minerva Sets Spring Concert With Band Contest Prep
Minerva High School band will present a spring concert and variety show Friday at 8:15 p.m. in the school auditorium under Harold G. Koerber. The program includes two parts and features numbers preparing for the Northeast Ohio District Band Contest.
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Minerva
Minerva High School
Harold G. Koerber
Railroad Agent Retires in Dennison After 54 Years
March 2 Thomas L. Wright, ticket and freight agent of the Pennsylvania Railroad Co. here for 54 years, announced his retirement Monday. He had succeeded his father, the late Thomas Wright, who held the same job for 40 years.
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Dennison
Thomas L. Wright
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Thomas Wright
That's Me Cry Cedar School Pupils in New Film
Cedar Street School officials shown a 30 minute 16 mm color film of pupil life produced with the school's PTA. Robert M. Groshan captured scenes including a shirt tail a janitor and a sidewalk crack. Narrated by C Lisle Beamer the showing drew cheers from pupils parents and teachers with one girl asking where she appeared in the film.
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Cedar School
Cedar Street
Robert M. Groshan
Groshan
Camera Center
C. Lisle Beamer
Martin School
Ers
Senators Clash Over Truman Rent Extension
President Truman seeks a two year extension of rent controls but faces Democratic opposition in Congress. Senator Sparkman opposes a 24 month term while backing a June 30 next year review. House members favor a 15 month extension as hearings scheduled.
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Truman
Sparkman
Alabama
Congress
Senate Banking
Senator Sparkman
Representative Rains
House Banking Committee
Senate House Economic Committee
Holdup Slayer Denied Appeal and Set for Execution
The Ohio Supreme Court rejected Ralph Reed's appeal and scheduled April 1 for his execution in the Ohio Penitentiary electric chair. Reed, 27, was convicted of shooting George Margulis during a February 6, 1948 attempted robbery at the Reliable Steel Plate Co. in Cleveland. Margulis died within 30 minutes.
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INS
Ohio Supreme Court
Ralph Reed
Cleveland
Ohio
Reed
George Margulis
Reliable Steel Plate Co
Margulis
Fire from new stove ignites joist at McNeal residence
Hot ashes from a newly installed fireplace set fire to a joist at the home of W. L. McNeal at 1331 19th Street NE Tuesday at 12 45 p m. Firemen extinguished the blaze with a booster line.
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W. L. McNeal
19Th St
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