Bread firms deny bread price violation in antitrust claim
Cleveland bakers including General Baking Continental French Laub Spang Ward and National Biscuit deny violating Ohio antitrust law over a penny rise to 19 cents per loaf begun in July. Attorney General Duffy says firms risk $50 fine per day for continuing to violate the Valentine act.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Herbert S. Duffy
Duffy
Columbus
General Baking Co
Continental Baking Co
French Baking Co
Jacob Laub
J. Spang Baking Co
Ward Baking Co
National Biscuit Co
Chester F. Spang
Spang Baking Co
Registration Drive Sparks Stark County Rivalry
Political writers in Ohio report heavy registration in Canton Massillon and Alliance stirring both parties. GOP leaders credit statewide high registrations with possible 1946 style GOP congressional gains while Democrats and labor groups push for a big turnout to secure victories. Senator Taft links the surge to voter interest and opposition to CIO tactics. McSweeney and Wadsworth noted as cross-party respect amid competition.
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Stark County
Canton
Massillon
Alliance
Washington
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Political Action Committee
The
New York
Detroit
Taft Caravan Reaches Small Towns With Homecoming Feel
Reporters recount Taft caravan stops across Canal Fulton Hartville Louisville and Magnolia Enjoying familiar welcomes candidates praise local helpers and the escorting police. Don Ebright acts as master of ceremonies introducing Taft and state candidates Brown and ONeill. Bow takes over duties in the final leg.
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Mr. Kuhn
Louisville
Joe Yoder
Magnolia
Dick James
Cal Wise
Jim Seccombe
Taft
Taft For Senator
Clayton Hoffman
Don Ebright
Senator Taft
Brown
C. William O’neill
Mr. Ebright
Frank T. Bow
Congress
Three Bound to Jury on Morals Charges
Three men faced sodomy charges involving a 14 year old boy and were bound to the grand jury by Municipal Judge D McCarroll. Cecil Hiser 33 of Massillon and Anthony Bott 24 of Massillon pleaded guilty. Samuel Altier 38 of Massillon entered an innocent plea after waiving preliminary hearing. Captain Scrimo of the police child welfare bureau said all three admitted improper relations with the boy since late August. The affidavits were signed by the boy's father. The boy is held for Juvenile Court action.
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D. McCarroll
Cecil Hiser
1St St SE
Massillon
Anthony P. Bott
3Rd St SE
Samuel A. Altier
Cleveland Ave NW
Joseph R. Scrimo
Police Child Welfare Bureau
McSweeney Writes Poem for Retiring House Colleague
Ohio Congressman John McSweeney of Wooster created a poem for his retiring House colleague James W. Wadsworth of New York, who after 46 years in public life ends a long career. The scene in the national capital highlighted an unusual literary gesture by a GOP lawmaker.
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John McSweeney
Wooster
House of Representatives
Ohio
James W. Wadsworth
New York
Ohio Doctor Directs Military Medical Work Reports Gains
Dr. Richard L. Meiling of Columbus Ohio directs military medical services as head of the Department of Defense Medical Bureau, praising lower Korea combat casualty death rates and stating plans to remain on duty while needed by Truman and Marshall. He describes restoring primary mission focus and observing field operations aboard army navy and air force units since 1949.
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Washington
Richard L. Meiling
Columbus
Ohio State University
Secretary of Defense
Truman
Ohio
Korea
Meiling
Department
Air Force
Ohioan
Army
Navy
Truman Begins Week's Cruise on Potomac and Chesapeake Bay
President Truman starts a weeklong cruise aboard the presidential yacht Williamsburg from the naval gun factory, with plans to anchor around 6 PM and return by next Friday or Saturday. He seeks rest after a strenuous summer while staying in touch with the White House by phone and radio teletype, with naval mail deliveries planned to the yacht.
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Truman
Potomac River
Chesapeake Bay
Key West
Williamsburg
Naval Gun Factory
Charles G. Ross
Ross
Korea
Congress
White House
Bell System expands TV network to Florida and Nebraska
The Bell System extends its television network to 14 more cities including Florida and Nebraska, bringing the total to 49 cities and a potential 72 million people with access. WSM-TV Nashville joins via private link as live programs reach previously film-only markets. The expansion covers Boston to Jacksonville and New York to Omaha, enabling real time viewing of major events for in range sets.
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New York
Bell System
Florida
Nebraska
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Wsm-Tv
Nashville
Tenn
Bell
Boston
Jacksonville
Fla
Omaha
New York City's Bank Clearings Outpace 15 U. S. Cities
New York City's annual bank clearings reach nearly 50 percent higher than the combined total of the next 15 U.S. cities. The report highlights New York as a dominant financial hub with superior clearing activity, underscoring its role in national banking trends.
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New York City
U. S
Hong Kong Braces as Reds Suffer Setback in Korea
Hong Kong, though vulnerable to Communist border pressures, feels safer as Korean war setbacks unfold. British guards stay alert with 25,000 troops, six artillery regiments, air units from Kaitak, and ships in reserve. Local Chinese government roles raise questions about civilian response to any invasion.
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Korea
Red China
Asia
Singapore
Kaitak
Europe
Kaitak Field
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