Arnold Lashes Oil Firm Over Rubber Patents
Assistant attorney general Thurman Arnold testified that Standard Oil of New Jersey developed a cheaper, better synthetic rubber and handed it to German interests before U.S. entry into World War II. He said the company held back patents to protect a market, ending with a $50,000 fine and a consent decree freeing thousands of patents for American industry. The case links Standard Oil, I. G. Farben, and a drive to control global rubber production.
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Associated Press
Washington
Thurman Arnold
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
United States
Arnold
Senate Defense Investigating Committee
Standard of New Jersey
Mr. Arnold
Hugh Fulton
Germany
Mr. Fulton
Standard Oil
German Dye Trust
Walter C. Teagle
Standard
W. S. Farnish
Frank A. Howard
I. G. Farbenindustrie, Aktiengesellschaft
Educators Urged To Teach Youths The Art Of Living
Prof. Wilford M. Aikin of Ohio State argues high schools cling to tradition hurting 10 million students. He cites an eighth Progress Education study showing 30 schools letting students skip standard college entry requirements. The program emphasized living, work, self understanding, and democratic living.
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United Press
Chicago
Wilford M. Aikin
Ohio State University
Progressive Education Association
Galat Packing Co Adopts Payroll Savings Bond Plan
The Galat Packing Co of Akron and Canton announces payroll deductions enabling all employees to participate in the Defense Savings Bonds purchase plan. George Galat, president, stated the entire workforce will take part.
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Galat Packing Co
Akron
Canton
Defense Savings
George Galat
Plain Grange Plans St Patrick's Rally at Middlebranch
Plain Grange schedules its St Patrick's program in the grange hall at Middlebranch Friday at 8 p m under Mrs John Fohl Jr. It features vocal and instrumental solos, talks by Mrs Calvin Firestone and W J Bair, plus recreation led by Lorene Werstler. The Stark county grange recreation group meets Monday at 8 p m to discuss Sports, led by Miss Dorothy McClelland. recreation is directed by Lexington grange youths with Dale Freshley as chairman.
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Plain Grange
St. Patrick’s
Grange Hall
Middlebranch
John Fohl Jr
Lloyd Colvin
Calvin Firestone
W. J. Bair
Harry Bruce
Lorene Werstler
Stark County Grange Recreation Group
Dorothy McClelland
Lexington Grange
Dale Freshley
Fire sweeps Youngstown Playhouse causing heavy losses
A blaze tore through the Youngstown Playhouse last night causing about 2500 dollars in damage to the 70 year old frame building and burning costumes valued at 3000 dollars. Fire crews fought the flames and prevented further damage to nearby structures.
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Youngstown
Massillon Y Plans Annual Sports Fair
Massillon Y M C A outlines a sports and hobby fair set for April 10 11 and 12 with finals in table tennis badminton and handball and an all star basketball game between Industrial and Hi Y leagues. Committees are led by Gordon Sill Ed Bordner Del Howells Elton Mollet John Singer Andy Merrell Lester Hostetter and Ted Roth.
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Massillon
Edward Lincke
Gordon Sill
Ed Bordner
del Howells
Elton Mollet
John Singer
Andy Merrell
Lester Hostetter
Ted Roth
Berle Claims Nazis Know They Lost War
A. A. Berle warned at a Greek Independence Day dinner in New York that the Nazis have lost the war and doomed themselves. He cited inside German reports of impending 1943 production failures, mass troop redeployments, and high casualties on the Russian front, arguing Greece's 1941 resistance delayed German plans.
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Associated Press
New York
A. A. Berle
Germany
Berle
Russia
Greece
Mediterranean
Soviet
Indicted in 3 Deaths in Wheelersburg Incident
Scioto county grand jury indicts Wilford H. Pilch on automobile manslaughter reckless operation and failing to stop after an accident after three pedestrians were killed walking on a Wheelersburg sidewalk February 22.
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Portsmouth
Scioto County
Grand Jury
Wilford H. Pilch
Wheelersburg
Denison University Strike Ends
Denison University in Granville Ohio resumes dining hall service after a one day walkout by student waiters prompted by the discharge of a waiter. President Dr. Kenneth I. Brown announced an investigation into the grievances.
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Granville
Denison University
Kenneth I. Brown
Sandusky suspends Ohio Grape Festival
The Ohio grape festival will not be held during the war. Charles Quick, president of the sponsoring Chamber of Commerce, announced the cancellation at Sandusky on March 26.
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Associated Press
Sandusky
Ohio
Charles Quick
Sponsoring Chamber of Commerce
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