Battle for Third Round of Wage Boosts Across War Economy
Workers across sectors press for a third round of wage increases as labor fights for higher pay. About 225,000 in auto, meat packing, aviation, brewing, and other industries strike or threaten action. Notable moves include Chrysler and General Motors talks, meat packing settlement efforts, and steel, shipping, and coal mine discussions. An atomic lab wage dispute seeks arbitration post June 8.
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Chrysler Corp
Caw-Clo
Chicago
Stfeel
United Steelworkers Union
CSO
CIO
Philp Murray
Inland Steel Corp
Indiana Harbor
Ind
National Maritime Union
Bay City
Muskegon
Mich
Buffalo
Detroit
Milwaukee
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Tomorow
Lewis
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Atomic Laboratory
Atomic Trades Council
AFL
Washington
Ohio cities switch to daylight saving time statewide
Canton joins 48 Ohio communities in advancing clocks to daylight saving time after council action last week and a May 4 primary vote. Most northern and eastern Ohio towns already observe DST while central and southern areas largely stay on Eastern Standard Time. Also, memorial services were set for Fred Schleig 66 former Toledo fire chief who died yesterday after leading the department for 44 years.
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Canton
Ohi
Fred
Schleig
Loledo
Weather forecast for Cleveland and northeast Ohio
Weather forecast for northeastern Ohio calls for clearing skies and cooler conditions with a west wind 12 to 18 miles an hour this afternoon and tonight. Tuesday will be sunny with a low around 47 and a high near 68.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Dentist Dr Ray Smith Extends Evening Hours
Dentist Dr Ray Smith offers evening appointments at Sth St New, with phone access 6622 250. Transparent plates are available and can be made repaired relined or rebuilt, advertised to potential patients.
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Ray Smith
Stassen and Dewey To Debate Communist Question Tonight
Harold E Stassen and Thomas E Dewey will debate outlawing the Communist Party tonight before a national radio audience. The Portland KEX studio will host the discussion with national broadcasts on Mutual and NBC networks at 10 pm Cleveland time. Local stations WGAR and WTAM in the area will carry the program.
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Portland
Ore
Gay Thomas E Dewey
Harold E Stassen
Communist Party
Stassen
Dewey
KEX
Mutual
NBC
Cleveland
WGAR
WTAM
Meat Prices Have Zoomed Across the Nation
United Press survey of 20 cities shows meat prices rising 10 to 20 percent in 62 days since the CIO Packinghouse Workers strike began March 16. Some areas report up to 40 percent jumps, with prices compared to March 11. No clear split between strike impact and normal market changes.
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CIO Packinghouse Workers
United Press Bureaus
Conservation Trails To Be Established In Lorain County
Arthur R Harperfield, state education naturalist, will meet three groups in Lorain County to discuss conservation trails. Elyria teachers will hear a program at Elywood Park at 3:45 pm tomorrow, then inform colleagues for fall school car opens. Wednesday includes Elywood Park student group and Brownhelm School at Camp Iss-See-Kes. Trails span park and adjoining properties with tree and flower signs, and Buckeye Conservation Trail at Camp Iss-See-Kes already showcased in Ohio Schools magazine.
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Arthur R Harperfield
State Department of Education
Lorain County
Elytia
Elywood Park
Harold H Ebling
Harper
Eh Ria
Elyood
Earl Lautenschleger
Lautenschleger
Brownhelm
Camp Iss-See-Kes
Elyra
Vermuidion
Ohio Schools Magazine
Gibbons County
Harold H Eibling
Elvina
Harrie G Stevick
Elvna Ymca
Body Of Lorain Soldier On Way Home
The body of Pfc Aaron A De Jean of Lorain is among 1941 American remains being returned from Pacific Islands aboard the US Army Transport Albert M Boe. The Army lists Daniel De Jean of Lorain as the rear of kin. The bodies on the Boe were once buried in temporary cemeteries on Iwo Jima Saipan Guam and Tinian.
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Pfc
Aaron A de Jean
Marine Corps
Amerlcans
United States
Pacific Islands
US Army
Albert M Boe
Department of the Army
Daniel de Jean
Lorain
Prc de Jean
Iwo Jima
Saipan
Guam
Tinian
US Reporter Slain In Greece Mystery Deepens
Athens premier Sofoulis ordered a full police inquiry into the death of George Polk, a 34 year old American war reporter. Polk disappeared after leaving the Astoria Hotel in Salonika for a supposed interview with guerrilla chief Gen Markos Vafeidis. Salonika police later reported his body washed ashore with a bullet wound to the back and bound hands and feet.
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Athens
Themistocles Sofoulis Todya
Greece
George Polk
Sofoulis
Costas Rentis
Salonika
Astoria
Markos Vafides
Guerrilas Salonika
Bev
Bold Hold Up At Legion Hall In Plain City
Police across Ohio hunted three armed bandits who robbed the American Legion hall in Plain City, fleeing with jewelry and cash estimated over 3000 dollars. A bystander was struck with a gun during the hold up, and the trio escaped in a dark green car with white wall tires.
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Columbus
American Legion
Plain City
State Highway Patrol
Republicans To Meet For Organization In Lorain County
The Republican party in Lorain County plans a meeting at 8 pm at the Lorain Masonic Temple. Officers to be elected include a new central committee chairman, secretary, and precinct committeeman, with current leaders Lloyd Taylor and James MacDermitt noted. Mrs Laura Thompson faces defeat in reelection, signaling a change in the executive committee.
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Lorain County
Lorain Masonic Temple
Todas
Party
Party 5
Lloyd Taylor
Harry Patterson
James MacDermitt
Harold Coveult
Durkee
Laura Thompson
Taylor
Thompson
Sco Jt
Draft Bills To Come To Vote Next Week
Washington congressmen push to vote next week on draft bills adding two year induction for 19 to 25 year olds and a one year draft for 18 year olds. Senate and House measures face fights over segregation rules and defense policy clearances with Navy and other services under scrutiny.
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Washington
Army
Air Force
Navy
William E Hess
House
Armed Services
Defense
James Forrental
John L Sullivan
Congress
Houe
Senate
Robert A Taft R O
Taft
Lausche Poised to Lead Democratic State Committee
Columbus reports Frank J Lausche plans to seize control of Ohio’s Democratic organization after the 1945 46 governorship. Eugene H Hanhart Dover 16th District committeeman is likely chairman with Albert A Horstmann of Dayton not seeking re election. Lausche aides and supporters to run the central committee.
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Columbus
Frank J Lausche
Democratic State Organization
States
Lausche
Democratic
Democratic State Central Committee
Eugene H Hanhart Dover
Lausches
Central Committee
Albert A Horstmann
Dayton
Horstmans
G Orda
Lau
Hortmann
Ray T Miler
Lausches Primay
Oil Tankers Tied Up By Strike Across Great Lakes
Twelve Great Lakes tankers halted operations as crews walked off to protest potential NMU contract changes. Only Gulf Oil Paratex sailed under a separate agreement, while three AFI Seafarers Union ships and other vessels operated normally. Crews began striking as ports were reached, causing widespread idle ships in the region.
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Cleveland
Great Lakes
National Maritime Union
King Halls
NMU
Paratex
Gulf Oil Co
AFI Seafarers Union
Four Pilots Die In Crashes In Ohio
In central Ohio four pilots died as three planes crashed within 30 miles of Port Columbus. The crewmembers included W O R McCause and Jack R Foote of Chicago, both officers aboard a C 46 transport owned by Shich Artificiales of Los Argetes and San Antonio, Lt William J Smith of Newark, Lt Theodore L Meyer of Columbus. The C 46 plunged to earth after two failed emergency landings at the airport last night, following a locked rudder on both approaches. The incident is reported with details continued on Page 2.
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Columbus
Ohio
McCause
Jack R Foote
Chicago
Shich Aurlines
Los Argetes
San Antonio
William J Smith
Newark O
Theodore L Meyer
Centerburg
Port Columbus
Aiport
Four Killed In Ohio Traffic
At least four people died in Ohio traffic accidents over the weekend. Dain Isaac Beard 59 and wife Mary 60 of Columbus were struck at a grade crossing near Gilloway by a New York Central train. Thomas Kevill 36 was killed when his car collided with a parked truck in Toledo. Tanny Lou Johnson 5 died after running into the undercarriage of a vehicle in Portsmouth.
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United Press
Ohio
Dain Isaac Beard
Mary
Columbus
New York Central
Glade
Gilloway
Thomas Kevill
Divine
Toledo
Tanny Lou Johnson
Portsmuth
17 Year Locusts Invade Ohio
Columbus reports an outbreak of 17 year locusts spreading from Vinton County toward Morrow and Gillil counties with expectant strikes in Lawrence and Mifflin areas. Dr H Paths of Ohio State University cautions the swarm will cover eastern Ohio from Kenton to Dusky and nearby towns. Local orchardists note damage to trees and shrubs as the cycle resumes after 1931.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Parhs
Vinton County
H D
Chaberlain
McArthur
Tawrence
Mergs
Gillit
Kenton
Lancaster
Mifield
Sindusky
Stassen Wins Preference In 14th District Delegates
In the 14th district primary voters chose Harold Stassen as their preferred Republican candidate for the national convention. Delegates Charles Mosher and R. V. Sherman pledged to Stassen with 29,267 and 28,793 votes respectively, while others were deferred. Grover L. Severs and John R. Kumpel pledged as alternates to support Stassen. Henry W. Ault and Don Williams backed Taft.
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Harold Stassen
Robert Taft Ini
Stissen
Charles 4
Mosher
Rw V
Shermar
Lorun
Prince Charming Turns Out To Be Bad Check Artist
Cleveland report shows Mu Masine Saint 27 accused of returning home after a two week ban to flee detectives. Saint admitted writing $2300 in bad checks to fund purchases at a Ypsilanti club and boutique, while associates planned the scam to cover losses.
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Prince Charming
Cleveland
Masine Saint
Ald Homsewil
Prince Charmin
Walter McFainden
Ted Masnad
Terea Ferguson
E.pensive Cloth
Baa Recks
Permit Granted To Build New Church
The Thet Nebo Baptist Church gains city approval to construct a 430 by 400 foot base ment portion plus an addition on top at 492 Fifteenth Street. Officials estimate the present project cost at 12,000 with church members handling noncontracting work. An advertisement for electric fans from Bowder Electric Service accompanies the item.
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Ffteenth Street
Ylons
Chine
Launch Drive To Reopen Highway To Jerusalem
Jewish forces attack Ramleh Township nine miles from Tel Aviv to reopen the highway to Jerusalem. Egyptian raids hit Tel Aviv as Nabi Yusha falls to Jewish forces and Syrian armored cars are captured. Arab shelling targets Gesher while Jerusalem reports claim the old city gates are being probed by Haganah.
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Tel Aviv
Tel-Aviv
Jerusalem
Ramleh
Holy City
Israel
Nabi Yusha
Lebanon
Safad
Zemah
Tiberias
Sea of Galilee
Gesher
Jordan Valley
Abdullah
Trans-Jordan
Cairo
Haganah
Old City
Jaffa
Damacus
Ataroth
Too Much Rain Frames Lorain County Farming Worries
Lorain County farmers fear ongoing rains will delay a productive spring for oats and corn. County agricultural agent Carl C Deeds notes about 85 percent of oats acreage was planted before the latest downpours, but ground remains too wet to plow and plant substantial corn. He says the situation is not yet critical, with time left in the next two to three weeks to plant and yield tolerably if soils dry.
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Lorain County
Carl C Deeds
Deeds
Lightning Kills Cow Injures Two Boys in County
Two Hardin County youths were hurt when lightning struck a cow. Both boys, one of whom was milking at the time, were listed in good condition at Kenton Hospital. Also appears an ad noting 4¢ potted tomato plants from Resar Florist.
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Hardin County
Kenton Hospital
Atomic Tests Mark Milestone Says Atomic Energy Chief
Chairman David E Lilienthal of the Atomic Energy Commission called the Pacific tests a milestone in atomic development after briefing President Truman. He indicated further statements may follow and noted that the present stage of tests is concluded at the newly built and guarded proving ground on Eniwetok Atoll in the Pacific.
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Washington
David E Liliienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
Pacific
Lilienthal
Commission
Truman
Atomic Proving Ground
Eniwetok Atoll
Deer Killed on Route 10 Near Durkee Road
Deputies report a young deer was killed in a Saturday night automobile accident on Route 19 east of Durkee road. Hairy Bar Elyria notified sheriffs and a state game warden then turned the carcass over to the Loran County Home for processing. The deer had been seen in the area several times. this is the third fatality in the past year. Lee Heyman said he spotted a deer at the edge of his yard last week.
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Loran
Rowe
Durkee Road
Elyria
Sherffs Department
Dee
Lee Heyman
Columbia Avenue
Trade Your Unwanted Item For What You Need Ad
Chronicle Telegram classified ad offers quick swap options. Call 44.121 or 44-431 to trade items you no longer want for something you need. Local readers are invited to place concise notices for exchanges and bartering opportunities.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Cleveland Home Baseball on TV at Embassy Bar
Television broadcasts cover all Cleveland home baseball nights this week with games on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday at 690 p m. Fans can watch the nite games live from the Embassy Bar.
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Embassy Bar
Cleveland
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