Steel Wage Dispute To Set The Keynote For Labor Peace Outlook
Government labor experts diverge on the outlook for labor peace as the steel wage dispute looms as a potential keynote. Some predict a peaceful settlement may avert widespread strikes, while others foresee continued deadlock. CIO President Murray leads the Steelworkers as contract talks near expiry and outlook remains uncertain.
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Washington
Wallot
Aietter Sesson
Iibar
United Press
Greece
Rembis
24 Union
Miata
Philadelphse
Nerher
Steel Cise Cio
Phlip Murray
CVO
Program Advocates More Money For Ohio Cities
A meeting in the Fourth district heard Dr. Aced D. Schulte of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce present a program to boost city funding. He contrasted a state surplus of about 182 million with Oklahoma city shortfalls, urging revenue reallocation and tax measures to support local governments and curb wage and price pressures. He recommended modeling the county system to include nonofficial citizens and urged allocating bank deposits and intangible taxes back to counties to aid city finance.
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WD Peerls
Attoned
Arras
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Aced D. Schulte
Schule Tod
Adda
Oluea
Travia
Ees
Sehulta
Ohie Chambers
Conta Badger Commission
Heaver
Mayer
Guein
Mancabhey
Coaiaber
Phais and
Mets of Appeals
eXcan
Gueibs
Sudden Street Car And Bus Strike Hits Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City faces a citywide transit stoppage as a street car and bus strike disrupts service. Tens of thousands of workers are affected, with wage talks and proposals stalling amid labor unrest and ongoing negotiations at the meeting.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Loy
Remian
Lee
Ned Qeigeley Reed
Ty Ware
Statens Ats
Gyean
Weather And Pet Prices In Unite Ohio
Unreadable OCR fragment notes weather and pet price lines in Unite Ohio. Mentions a price line and late notes. No clear entities or events readable.
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Te Unite
Ohio
Pets Touch Vies Uy Bev Nay
19 Known Dead In New York Tenement Fire
New York authorities report nineteen people dead after a deadly tenement fire. Rescue workers sift debris as walls collapse and hope fades while neighbors recall a violent gang arson spree linked to the blaze.
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New York
Musical Art Society Presents The Messiah Portion
Elyria Musical Art Society will perform the Christmas portion of The Messiah by George Frideric Handel at Four o clock Sunday afternoon in the First Methodist church. The performance features a chorus drawn from the Choral Department and past and present Elyria High School members, with soloists and conductors including J. Martin Beck and Helen Dickey. The event aims to offer community access to a renowned choral work with a star cast from Oberlin Conservatory and local music staff.
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Forst Methodist Church
Elyria Musical Art Society
George Frederic Handel
Well Knuw “Hallehaan Chorus
Choral Dyi Padrment
Ers
Varius City Rmared Vrs
Eleria High Sefibol Aeceappe Dla Chu
Nuym- Ret
J. Martin Beck
Edemund Wright
Haldvein
Oberlin Conservatory
Masig
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Soprang
Miuste
Lakewood
George
Rave
Venar
Etudeny
Oberlin
Sind
Daniel Marry
Oterlin Conservatory of
Mao
FC Rath
Presueba
Seta Weal Art Society
Pana
Exnna
Muitsie
Bart
Biyri
Wage Boost Deliveries Stir New York Auto Workers
New York auto industry workers push for wage boosts amid rising living costs and factory demands. Union leaders cite contracts, inflation, and competitive pressures as drivers for renewed wage talks with manufacturers.
Letter to Santa Seeks Two Bright Shiny Eyes
An Indianapolis veteran blind from a German land mine asks Santa for two bright blue eyes. Corporal Chester Perkins, wounded near the Ruhr crossing in 1945, writes through The Indianapolis News while recovering in Phoenixville, Pa. He envisions writing and asks for vision as a Christmas wish.
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Indianapolis
Santa Claus
Chester BR. Perkins
Germany
Phoenixville
Chet
Lu Claus
Indianspals News
Santa
Ged
Lelome
Amy Christe
Brimonr
Lewith
Jerome
Five Satellite Peace Treaties Are Finished
New York reports the completion of five satellite peace treaties as major powers advance toward broader accord. Delegates adjourned sessions at the Waldorf Astoria after agreeing on initial terms for joint postwar arrangements, with schedules set for further meetings in March and April.
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New York
Paris
Colbert
Waldorf
Asturit
Hungary
Foland
Cold Wave Across Nation Shifts Eastward
A severe cold wave moved southeast from the Yukon through the nation toward the Appalachians and Gulf states. Temperatures dropped to 67 degrees below zero in the Yukon area with subzero readings in North Dakota and Minnesota. Frigid conditions extended into Ohio, Oklahoma, and the Atlantic coast while snow fell in Montana Nebraska and portions of Kansas. The Weather Bureau in Chicago forecast diminishing cold as it moves, with below freezing in New York tonight and generally fair conditions elsewhere.
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United Press
Appalachians
Gulf States
Yukon Territory
North Dakota
Minnesota
Ohio River
Oklahoma
Atlantic
Carolan
Atlan HN
Montana
Neska
Kansas
Cu, & Weather Bureau
Chicago
New York
County to Seek Federal Funds for Courthouse Plans
County commissioners pass a resolution to apply to the Federal Works Administration for funds to prepare plans and specifications for remodeling and a new annex to the courthouse. A preliminary sketch and cost estimate are to be prepared, with architectural input possibly offered at no cost, to give voters tangible information if a bond issue is proposed.
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Federal Works Administration
Orear G Dunn
Canton
Twenty Year Vets Club Annual Dinner Recalls 400 Years Service
The Twenty Year Veterans Club held its annual dinner at Moose Ball in Loram Prd lu. A turkey dinner was served and awards were presented to 16 men and one woman for 20 years of service with the firm. Two others scheduled for 20 year awards could not attend due to illness. Frank Fell presided as toastmaster and honored new members. the event highlighted long service and mutual responsibility among employees.
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Peapian
Wonguet
Mung
Loram
Prdlu
Aootellan
Phew Co
Neeting
Seere
Fell
Harry Lo Heyields
Reynolds
Mr. Reynolds
Ihus
Leeery
Reynalds
Fife
Athens
Grafton Woman May Have Suffered Internal Injuries
Mre George Kaciwa 22 of Grafton suffered bruises and possible internal injuries in a two vehicle crash on Route 82 near Elyria. The woman and a child were treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital while cars were towed from the scene. Police report notes that a car driven by Frank Sechstb rear ended a Lake Street vehicle on West Avenue.
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George Kaciwa
Grafton
West Street
Ledit Street
West River Street
Fraok
Fleming Begins Liquidation Job
Maj. Gen. Philip B. Fleming takes over as head of the Office of Temporary Controls, absorbing remaining wartime agencies to wind down the government economic program. OTC will run CPA sugar rationing and rent controls, with CPA and CPA units operating as independent under OTC. Max McCullough likely becomes deputy OTC director for rent and rationing.
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Washington
Philip B. Fleming
Fleming
Federal Works Administrator
Truman
OTC
OPA
Proghiction Administration
Office For War Mobilization
Osher
Keonwinie
CPA
Ty Cpa
Unis
Max McCullough
Two Little Girls On Shopping Spree in Zanesville
In Zanesville a chaotic scene unfolds as two young girls are seen on a shopping spree. Police report unclear details amid fragmented text suggesting concern over safety and possible shoplifting or stray items. The garbled OCR mentions pets, vendors, and a chaotic atmosphere surrounding the event.
Parcel Post, Stamp Windows To Be Open Saturday Afternoon
The local post office will open parcel post and stamp windows Saturday afternoon. Officials urge patrons to bring proper forms and expect slight delays due to increased weekend traffic. The event is part of a broader effort to improve service access at the main office and nearby outlets this weekend.
Wrecked Trains Kill 14 Soldiers in Pennsylvania Runaway Crash
A speeding Pennsylvania Golden Triangle passenger train hit wreckage from two freight trains on a right of way near Mansfield Ohio, killing at least 14 soldiers and trainmen and injuring about 40. Six dead included three soldiers en route home for furloughs. Eight soldiers were reported killed by Fifth Service Command. Uninjured passengers were taken to Chicago. most survivors had fractures or steam burns. rescue crews used cutting torches to free injured from derailed cars.
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Mansfield
Pennsylvania
Golden Triangle
Warren Pim
Wooster
Fifth Service Command
Columbus
Chicago
General Hospital
Robert Radtke
Milwaukee
Wis
Coulter,q
Ohio On Co. 4 Company
Ohio State Guard
Community Hospital
Samaritan Hospital
Ashland
City Hospital
Shelby
Identified Dead In Train Wreck Near Mansfield
In Mansfield Ohio the Pennsyl Var passenger train wreck claims identified dead. Names include Robert E Keith of Toledo Ohio 3 EH Patterson 44 Canton Ohio train engineer F J Hughes Sandusky Ohio Krake 6 B Robertson Oakland California, and Grecian Byugsom Anita North Dakota soldier, with details fragmentary.
Red Letter Christmas for Santa Claus 1822
A nostalgic summary notes Dr Clement Clarke Moore 1822 Visit from Nicholas and the sleigh reinvention, marking a shift from Santa bearing his own pack to a modernized image, while local Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads prospered as a daily buying selling renting trading venue. The snippet then advertises The Supper Club events with Al James Cutter from Hollywood and other acts, plus reservation details.
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Santa Claus
Santa
Clement Clarke Moore
Nicholas
Chronicle-Telegram
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