Wage Price Policy Held Up By White House Clash
Nationwide steel pause hangs on President Truman decision in an in house dispute over reviving strict wage controls. Administration weighs wage price policy ahead of steel price rise for 750,000 striking workers with labor leaders and officials split on strict ceilings.
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Waslington
Truman
John
Collet
Mr. Teuman
Lewis B. Schwellenbach
Wage Stabilization Board
Colin W. Snyder
Office of Price Administration
Orehaan
Labor Department
Hearing On Question Of A Humane Officer In Lorain
Probate Judge Nye announced a 2 p.m. February 27 hearing on the necessity of a humane officer to replace the late A M Bradley of Lorain The Humane Society city officials welfare workers and the public are invited to attend The mayor and court must approve the appointee nominated by the Humane Society Edward Reynolds was selected by the society for the post Huntington and Webster prominent figures are noted in the report Also reported is the death of a local politician with survivors listed
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Hoh. Nye
A.M. Bradley
Lorain
Humane Society
Nye
Edward Reynolds
Society
Aly Chone
Weather outlook turns colder with possible snow
United Priss reports today will be mild in most areas before a turn to cold tonight. Western portions may feel the chill first with cloud cover drifting in. Thursday looks cloudy and colder with a chance of snow on eastern portions. Winds shift as a cold front passes.
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Ouula
New York Emerges From Blackout As City Reopens
New York City reopens after Mayor O Dwyer lifts emergency decree ending 18 hour blackout. Tug workers wage talks proceed, coal rationing continues, brownout eased. Factories offices theatres and bars resume operations while colleges reopen and harbor tugs increase to 58 with six more planned. Weather indicates 45 degree high to aid fuel conservation.
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New York
New York City
William O'Dwyer
O'Dwyer
Weather Bureau
GM And Union One Cent Apart In Wage Talks
Detroit. General Motors and the CIO United Automobile Workers sat about one cent apart in wage negotiations as both sides kept to a policy of withholding settlement until the steel strike ends. The union rejected GM’s 18 1/2 cent offer, seeking 19 1/2 cents, while Walter P. Reuther predicted a settlement once the strike subsides. He stressed seniority pay and plant-level issues must be resolved and denounced a presidential fact-finding board recommendation GM declined to accept. Meanwhile about 70,000 salaried GM employees were promised at least $14 more weekly, and a 5 percent raise for white collar and supervisory workers took effect Friday, on top of a 10 percent boost last November.
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Detroit
General Motors
CIO
United Automobile Workers
Uawice
Walter P. Reuther
James F. Dewey
Reuther
Corporation
Truman
UAW
One Bid Received On Sanitary Sewer Job
A single bid was received today from Like City Construction Co for the sanitary sewer to the General Motors Plant. Serve Director LD Faxon said the bid would be tabulated this afternoon after previous bids were rejected as too high.
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City Construction Co
Wyeland
General Motors
LD Fiexon
Faxon
UNO To Take Up Proposals On Indonesia
London reports Russia faced a UN Security Council showdown over a proposed Indonesian commission. Two formal motions were on the agenda to probe alterations in Indonesia, including a Soviet Ukraine request and an Egyptian compromise linking British troop involvement to the Indonesian national movement.
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London
Russia
UNO
Security Council
al P.m
Indonesia
Soviet
Ukraine
Rain spread across plains as relief from dust storms
Heavy rains spread from a storm center in Texas over Arkansas eastern Oklahoma and southern Missouri today easing the dust storms farmers faced. The Weather Bureau said rain would reach the lower Mississippi and Omier valleys by nightfall with three to five inches of snow forecast from northeastern Missouri through northern Illinois into southern Michigan in the next day and a half. A cold front moved into the Red River Valley and temperatures plunged to 19 below in Alexandria Minnesota. Forecast calls for fair weather and normal temperatures elsewhere.
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Texas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
U. S. Weather Bureau
Mississippi
Omie
Hinois
Michigan
Red River Valley
Mercury
Alexandra
Mina
Weather Bureau
Four Men Die In Swanton Crossing Wreck At Five Tracks
Toledo reports four men killed when their car was struck broadside by a New York Central freight train at a five track crossing in Swanton Ohio. Victims include World War I veterans Cary Clark Jr Burdette Island Joseph Malone and Albert Quatman all from nearby Metamora Swanton and Delta were returning from a basketball game when the crash occurred.
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Toledo
New York Central
Swanton
Delta
Gietinis
Joseph MM Malone
Cary Clark, Jr
Burdette G Island
Metamora
Albert J. Quatman
Iffland
Pacife
Whil Malone
Quatmaan Y
Navy
Transit Strike Ends in Philadelphia Nationwide Transport Restored
Philadelphia's transit system resumed service after a two day strike affecting 3 000 000 people. 28 d Transport Workers Union members voted to accept a contract with a 12 cent hourly wage increase and improved pension plan, marking a workers victory after a dispute over union shop and pension terms.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Transportation Co
Transport Workers Union
C10
Pension Plan
Une
Pittsburgh ends 26 hour power strike at Duquesne Light
Independently organized workers halted a 26 hour wage dispute in Pittsburgh and agreed to restart talks. Union president George Mueller announced the end of the walkout as power output and trolley service began to recover around the city. A three man mediation board will review differences, with William Chestnut, Mayor David L. Lawrence and Charles Katz to oversee.
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Pittsburgh
George Li. Mueller
Duquesne Light Company
William Chestnut
David L. Lawrence
Charles Katz
Independent Association of DuQuesne Light Company
Whach
New York City Named Temporary UNO Home
London reports the United Nations selected New York City as its temporary headquarters. The decision follows a rejected proposal to locate in San Francisco during the interim period of construction for a permanent world peace center, expected to last three to five years.
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London
United Nations’ Organization
New York City
World Peace Center
United States
UNO
New York
San Francisco
United Nations
Congressmen Gwin Blames OPA For Scarcity Inflation Fears
New York Congressman Ralph W. Gwinn told 290 Lorain County Republicans at Lineoth Day dinner that government controls via OPA and others create scarcity and drive inflation. He warned against central power, urged freedom under law, and cautioned that state control risks slavery to an elite. Page 2 continues.
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Walter Godfrey
New York
Ralph W. Gwinn
Lorain County
First Methodist Church
Lincoln
Washington
Tugboat Sinks In New York Harbor
A tugboat sank in New York Harbor, leaving the watchman missing. The craft, the $ & H, owned by Sound and Harbor Transportation Co, had been accompanied by the Department of Marine and Aviation during the longboat strike. Police began diving operations with no reason given for the sinking. Patrick Taggett, a marine stoker, was aboard.
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New York
New York Harbour
The
Sound and Harbor Transportation Co
Cry Department of Marne and Aviation
Patrick Taggett
Department of Mariie and Aviation
Capitol
Gerte
Ady
Argentina May Break Relations With United States
Buenos Aires reports a suspected rift as pro Nazi charges against Argentina by the State Department are published. Diplomats expect major repercussions and possible severing of ties before Washington acts, with Gen Edelmio Farrell under pressure to respond.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
HSS
State Department
Pearl Harbor
Edelmio Farrell
United States
Washington
Wasistant 5
Secretary of State
Sprite Braden
Pickering To Be Placed On Real Estate Appraisal
County Auditor Frank Ayres plans to assign Sealer LaVerne Picker ing to real estate appraisal work and appoint a new sealer. Howard Hulse, former Carlisle township grocer and later traveling auditor for the registrar of motor vehicles, has been approved by the Lorain County Republican Executive Committee for the post. Ayres has long sought a single official to oversee the appraisal and the recent reappraisal.
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Frank Ayres
LaVerne Pickering
Sealer
Ayres
Howard Hulse
Carlisle Township
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Lorain County Republican Executive Committee
Packering
Archbishops Stritch and Mooney Arrive in Rome
Archbishops Samuel A. Stritch of Chicago and Edward Mooney of Detroit, the first of four American prelates designated as Cardinals, reached Rome after a 37 hour flight from New York. They will join Francis Spellynan and John Glennon with Bishop Thomsen in an upcoming consistory.
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Rome
Sanmiuel A. Strvich
Chicago
Edward Mouney
Detroit
Paris
Francis J Spellynan
New York
John Joseph Glennon
St. Laur
Thomsen
Chiis
Eire
Parsuaday
Stritch
Mooney
Ciampino
Ardmore Oklahoma Storm Hurts Dozens and Disrupts Service
Ardmore Oklahoma was hard hit by a storm that injured at least eight people and disrupted telephone and power service. Fires were started by the storm, and officials said damage details were limited due to outages.
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Ardmore
Oklahoma
Okla
Ardmore Gar
Ickes Resigns From Cabinet
President Truman accepts the resignation of Harold Ickes Secretary of the Interior ending nearly 18 years in the post. Assistant Secretary Oscar J. Chapin will run the department until a permanent successor is chosen. Ickes warns of political pressure linked to the Teapot Dome era and criticizes pressures over Edwin Pauley’s Navy undersecretary nomination.
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Washington
Truman
Harold
Ickes
White House
Mrnday
Oscar J. Chapinat
Praman
Ekes
Tie White Yenre
Lekes
Edwin W. Pauley
California
Navy
Teapot Dome
Harding
Interior
Albert Fall
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Pauley
Pauley Pauley
Senate
United States
Ivkes
Roosevelt
Jonger
Secretary of Commerce
Henry A. Wallace
Secretary of Navy
James Forrestal
Strean Recommended for Reappointment to County Board
Clifford Strean, Elyria Republican leader, was recommended by the County Executive Committee for reappointment to the Summit County Board of Elections. He has served about a year and a half since filling an unexpired term. if appointed, the term would be four years.
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Clifford Strean
Elyria
Republican City Committee
Republican County Executive Committee
Sorum County Board of Elections
Secretary of State
Strean
Highway Robbery Claims $276 From Truck Driver
Deputy sheriffs investigated a highway robbery near Route 10 a quarter mile east of Quarry road. John Burri reported a car blocked his truck, a man struck him on the nose, and $276 05 in wheat and oats receipts was taken. Burri had just left Presti's on Oberlin road when the incident occurred. the matter was reported yesterday afternoon.
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Cen
John Burri
Quarry Road
Burry
Burri
Ripton Grain and Elevator Co
Presti
Oberlin Road
Sheriff's Department
Suspect Nabbed in Cleveland After Eight Years
FBI agents arrested Steve Yageditch in Cleveland while he read a Youngstown newspaper at the Public Library. He was sought for eight years in a $35,000 railway express agency holdup in Youngstown. Agent in charge Harry T. O'Connor said agents had been assigned to the library for some time and received a tip the bandit kept posted on Youngstown news there.
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Cleveland
Federe
Buresa
Steve Yageditch
Raiway Express
Youngstown
Harry T. O'Connor
FBI
Yageditch
Youngtown
Three Boys Drown as Ice Breaks at Lagoon
In Chicago at Marquette Park Lagoon three youths, Martin Mex Ronald, 7, John, 5, and James Burke, drowned after stepping on thin ice. The tragedy occurred late yesterday as the ice gave way beneath them.
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Chicago
Marquette Park
Martin Mex Ronald
John
James Burke
Rent a Room Ad Wants Either Bachelor or Lady
A local ad invites seekers to find a roommate by calling or visiting the paper. It jokes about bachelors who sing in the tub and quiet ladies who can babysit, offering a humorous approach to the roommate search.
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Swanton Crossing
Gwin
OPA
New York Harbor
Pickering
Wooster Wooster
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