Foundrymen Conclave Planned in Cleveland for War Effort
Northeastern Ohio to host 5000 to 6900 foundrymen from the U S Mexico Central and South America and Canada for the 46th annual American Foundrymen Association convention and exhibition at Cleveland Public Auditorium The event titled First Western Hemisphere Foundry Congress aims to stress the industrys role in the war effort and boost production with technical sessions and an exhibit of war related castings. Ohio hosts 507 foundries placing the state second to Pennsylvania in number of facilities with Cleveland fourth among cities for foundries.
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Opposition to wage freezing stalls labor plan debate
Washington April 7 Congress races shaping labor legislation for debate next week. Roosevelt cabinet expressed determined opposition to stabilizing wage restraint as House and Senate push bills on 48 hour work week union fees and wartime wage controls. Ball and Taft proposals seek labor mediation reforms while AFL CIO objects to wage freezes citing War Labor Board and executive order limits.
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Runaway Balloon Drifts 24 Miles West of Home Port
MASSILLON O April 17 A large orange balloon broke loose from its mooring at Good Year Aircraft Corp Akron and drifted over 24 miles to Vale O 0 miles west of its home port. State highway patrol reported no damage from the 100 foot table dangling from the balloon.
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Ohio Reapportionment Board Meets To Restore Districts
The Hale reapportionment board, including Gov. John W. Ricker, State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson, and Secretary of State Serenes, meets in the governor's office to restore senatorial districts following a Supreme Court decision that invalidated the prior reapportionment plan.
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One Half Pound Per Week Per Person Is Aim
The United States plans its first wartime coupon rationing for sugar and other staples. The Office of Price Administration will issue ration books May 4 to 7 with 23 stamps each. Rules cover singles, family units, restaurants, and temporary residents, detailing who must register and how stamps are used.
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