CIO Okays No-Raiding Agreement
The CIO convention unanimously adopted the CIO AFL no raiding pact as a first step toward a possible merger. The agreement begins January 1 but allows each big union to refuse by signing individually. CIO condemns Brownell speech and Velde subpoena while Beirne urges Truman critic resign. A farmers' spokesman warns of unemployment if agriculture's mood worsens.
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Curvelany
CIO
Cio-Afl
AFL
Dave Beck
AFL Teamasters
Chicago
Herbert Brownell
Truman
Harry Dexter White
Harold Velde
R-Ill
House Un-American Activities Committee
Joseph A. Beirne
The
Communications Workers of America
Brownell
Walter Reuther
Washington
Farmers
Bedford youths gain free ice cream via dental visit
In Bedford Indiana youngsters receive an official looking prescription after dental or medical exams that allows them to claim a free ice cream cone at one of six local drug stores.
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Bedford
Ind
Weather Open House at Elyria Hospital In December
Elyria Memorial Hospital announces open house for the public on December 5 and 6 from 2 to 5 p.m. Chauncey B Smythe notes no formal program will be held with auxil iary volunteers guiding visits. Staff will explain hospital uses and new facilities as remodeling nears completion. Forecast for Northeastern Ohio is sunny high 70s today and clear tonight. it will be warm with a low around 45. Precipitation in past 24 hours none. Temperature range 46 to 70. Humidity 6 to 47 percent. Moonrise 2:52 p.m. Tuesday. sunrise 7:2? a.m. Tuesday.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Chauncey B. Smythe
Board of Trustees
Ry Wii VE Sibmav
Ohio
Sunny
Tors
Smythe
Panmunjom
Korea
United States
U.S
Arthur H. Dean
Dean
United Nations
South Korea
Russia
Denver custody case ends with two children returned to mother
In Denver a mother won custody of her two children but her four-year-old daughter Diane resisted, sobbing I want my daddy as the judge ordered the children returned to Lucille Small. The 7-year-old son Martin accepted the shift, leaving his father James Joseph Small Jr. The divorce had been filed last May with temporary custody to the mother and visitation for the father.
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Denver
Col
Diane
Martin
Lucille Small
James Joseph Small, Jr
Ohio
Avon Lake
Lakewood Drive
Thomas Curtis
Richard 5
Horan
Elyria
Council
Richard
Cleveland
G. R. Terry
Traan
Small
Lorain County
Ort
Truman Charges Brownell Lied in FBI Report and Political Attack
President Truman accused Herbert Brownell Jr of lying about him, rejected charges as falsehoods, and said the accusations were politically motivated. The speech referenced an FBI report and alleged Communist ties, asserting that the public interest required exposing the truth amid security concerns.
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Svulyains
Carl
Christensen White
United Press
International Monetary Found
Dale Kellogg
Kansas City
Harry Trumant
White
FBI
Herbert Brownell Jr
Seaver
Harry Dexter White
United States
Trutook
Algiers
Truman
Brownell
Moscow
Capehart
T.y
City Council Approves Allotment Plans and Transfers
The council cleared the way for acceptance of two allotment projects Elywodd Allotment No 5 Section 1 and Miami Avenue Allotments No 2 and 3 on first readings with emergencies. They also passed first readings for funds transfers from waterworks and sanitation to general fund and a new title for assistant street superintendent. They set first readings for a motor bus and taxicab drivers ordinance with penalties for infractions including gambling gear transport and alcohol, and enacted a curbline meter zones amendment increasing rates and extending coverage. Second reading approved zoned Belter Line terminal property rezoning to light industrial.
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Miami Avenue
Robert Shoup
Henry W. Ault
Council
Broad Street
Cedar Street
Third Street
Belter Line
First Congregational Church of Sullivan Destroyed by Fire
Fire yesterday afternoon damaged the First Congregational Church of Sullivan, one of the state’s oldest. Welding work on the steeple ignited the structure, with losses estimated from 50 000 to 100 000 dollars. Only the organ, pulpit furniture and altar survived as heat forced workers to safety. The red brick church at Route 224 and 58 was near complete repair after recent basement redecorations and a kitchen remodel. Fire spread sparks to nearby homes and vehicles, recalling a 1950 blaze that devastated Sullivan’s business district. Pastor W Douglas Snyder has led the church for two years. insurance coverage is believed to partially apply.
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First Congregational Church
Route 58
Folke
Sullivan Fire Department
Wellington
New London
West Salem
Wilkey
Ringler’s
Fomecoming
Sullivan Church
W. Douglas Snyder
Oberlin Graduate School
Off Theology
Six believed dead in Fort Foch munitions blast
An explosion at Fort Foch near Strasbourg leveled a munitions depot, triggering a large-area cordon as flames rose into the sky. Six believed killed, initial cause undetermined, with the blast occurring at about 11:30 a.m. local time.
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Strasbourg
Fort Foch
Agence France Presse
Wishes Queen Would Not Attend Races
Dr. Donald Soper president of the Methodist conference voiced the wish that Queen Elizabeth not attend horse race meetings as they are full of racket. The remarks were made in Manchester, England, reflecting a call for consideration of royal attendance at public events amidst racing culture.
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Manchester
Eng
Donald Soper
Methodist Conference
Fairless McDonald lead historic steel mill tour to ease labor ties
Benjamin F Fairless head of United Steel and David J McDonald president United Steelworkers launched an unprecedented tour of the company mills designed to improve labor management relations. The first stop was the Lorain National Tube plant followed by Cleveland inspections and plans for Pittsburgh visits with future tours throughout the year as both leaders seek practical gains on a local daily basis.
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Benjamin F. Fairless
United States Steel Corporation
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers
National Tube Company
Lorain Works
Wolon
U.S. Steel
Don Hawk
United Steel Corporation
Steelworkers’ Union
Philip Murray
McDonald
Fairless
Pearl Avenue
Lorain
Cleveland
Cuyahoga Works
Coke Works
Central Furnaces
American Works
American Steel & Wire Division
Pittsburgh
Where To Turn and M Church Social Party Night
A social event at 1718 E 31st Lorain begins at 8 p m hosted by Where To Turn and M Church. Kenign is listed as a contact or organizer for the gathering.
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M Church Social Party
St. Lorain
Brownell Testimony Due Today
Washington sources say Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr will release long secret Justice Department documents at a Senate hearing to counter President Truman’s account of the Harry Dexter White spy case. Brownell’s 2:30 p.m. EST appearance before the Internal Security Subcommittee could shape the political debate over White’s 1946 government post.
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Washington
Herbert Brownell Jr
Truman
Harry Dexter White
Brownell
Justice Department
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
FBI
Kansas City
Mr. Truman
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Everett M. Dirksen
R-I
Internal Security Subcommittee
William E. Jenner
R-Ind
United Press
White
Chicago
International Monetary ‘Fund
Lenin Stalin Tomb Opens to Public in Moscow
In Moscow the Lenin Stalin tomb, previously Lenin’s alone, is opened to the public with about a thousand ticket holders braving snow and drizzle. It marks the first viewing since Stalin’s March death, with no visible changes to the bodies due to the long held embalming process.
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Moscow
INS
Lenin
Stalin
Fur Coat Surprise Spoiled by Want Ad Secret
Mrs X reveals their gift of a fur coat came from the profit of selling a lot via a Chronicle Telegram Want Ad. Neighbors joked about uranium in the yard, but the couple credits the ad with the big find. The piece ends with a plug for using Want Ads to achieve results.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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