Murray Says CIO Will Oust All Communists
CIO President Philip Murray vowed to cleanse the organization of Communists during the week at the National Convention in Cleveland. He said the Communist party serves the Soviet Union, warned of expulsions, and outlined resolutions to expel left wing unions and officials from the CIO.
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Cleveland
CIO
Philip Murray
Murray
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Murrey
Rong
Soviet Russia
United Mine Workers of America
Steelworkers Union
United Electrical Workers
Fink
FBI
Ex Secretary Edward Stettinius Dies At 49 In Connecticut
Greenwich Conn former Secretary of State Edward R Stettinius Jr 49 died suddenly at his sister's home from a heart attack He had left a 100000-a-year post as head of U S Steel to enter government service Born in Chicago Oct 22 1900 he rose from a Hyatt Roller Bearing worker to chief of U S Steel and to secretary of state for seven months assisting in Yalta planning and leading the U S delegation at a World Security Conference in 1945
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Greenwich
Conn
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
Stettinius
U. S&s. Steel Corp
Juan C. Trippe
Herold L. Amoss
Chicago
University of Virginia
Thas
General Motors
Hyatt Roller Bearing Works
Harrison
N. J
Stettinwis
United States Steel Corporation
Giant
Corporation
CIO
U.steel
Advis
Council of National Defense
Sumner Welles
Cordell Hull
Stellinius
Yalta
San Francisco
United States
United Nations
Strike Delays Sixteenth Street Paving Project
The steel strike delays the Sixteenth street paving project as Na tional Tube slag mill shutdown halts slag supply. Omo Engineering Co was granted permission to postpone work until next Spring due to the strike and late season prevents resumption even if slag becomes available.
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National Tube Plant
Sixteenth Street
D .W Kothe
Kothe
Omo Engineering Co
Death verdict in carbon monoxide case near North Georgetown
Albert Hagerman, 38, a farmer from near North Georgetown, was found dead in a truck. Coroner Ernest R. Sturgis ruled the cause as suicide by carbon monoxide poisoning after Hagerman attached a hose to the truck exhaust.
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Lisbon
Albert Hagerman
Georgetown
Ernest R. Sturgis
Hagerman
Cleveland Boy Dies of Infantile Paralysis
Paul Belt, 15, died at City Hospital in Cleveland from infantile paralysis. He is the 16th victim of the disease in the city this year, with one new admission in the last 24 hours, bringing the annual total to 438 cases.
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Cleveland
Paul Belt
City Hospital
Northeastern Ohio Weather Outlook
Partly cloudy and colder this afternoon. Clear and much colder tonight with freezing temperatures. Tuesday brings fair skies and continued cold conditions. ON PAGE TWO
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Ohio
Body Found In River Near Cincinnati Dam 37
The body of a man found floating in the Ohio river near dam 37 was identified as John A. Nash, 45. Coroner Herbert Lyle said there were no marks of violence and the body had reportedly been in the water for one to two weeks per pathologist Dr. Frank Dutra.
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Cincinnati
Ohio River
Dam 37
John A. Nash
Herbert Lyle
Frank Dutra
Bandit Robs Night Clerk in Norman die Hotel
Police report a talkative bandit robbed Miss Gertrude M. Gamper, the Normandie Hotel night clerk, of $330 last night but dropped $200 as he fled. The event occurred while she was on duty and authorities describe the intruder as a local suspect.
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Columbus
Gertrude M. Gamper
Normandie
Navy to mothball 77 ships in planned 11 percent cut
The Navy plans by July 1 to place 77 vessels in the mothball fleet as part of an 11 percent cut in fighting strength. The reduction targets five aircraft carriers, six cruisers, 14 destroyers, nine submarines, and one destroyer escort, with two submarines and one light carrier slated for reactivation.
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Washington
Defense
Louis Johnson
Atlantic
Pacific
U. S
Navy
Johnson
Francis P. Matthews
Army
Truman
Congress
Board Chairman Calls for More Pension Study in Steel Dispute
Washington the chairman of President Truman's fact finding board Prof Carroll R Daugherty urged a settlement based on an industry union accord to study pension adequacy and worker contributions He said the sticking point was the six cent per hour company payment with no worker share and that the issue is pension sufficiency not fixed terms, with further study required.
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Washington
Truman
Carroll R. Daugherty
U. S. News and World Report
Pension Suni
Daugherty
Jurors Impaneled In Beaver Creek State Park Suit
In Judge Guy B. Finchey’s court jurors are being impaneled to authorize the Ohio appropriation to acquire property in Beaver Creek area for a state park. The case involves William Schaefer and others with leases to cottages at Beaver Park as part of the state’s Lake Erie parks plan funded with 640000 dollars.
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Guy B. Finchey
State of Ohio
Beaver Creek
Lake Erie
William Schaefer
Schaefer
Beaver Park
Cleveland
Painesville
Lorain Relief Demands Grow Amid Steel Strike
About 100 Lorain Progressive party members queued for relief today after protesting Safety Director James Ryan. They urged immediate aid for striking steelworkers, faster processing of new applications, equal relief for Puerto Rican laborers, and feeding of needy children in public schools. Ryan said relief staff has risen and cases are being processed. he noted Puerto Rican needs are slower due to housing and food order limits. County welfare will expand intake capacity with William Easter appointed as intake worker and interpreter to handle Puerto Rican cases.
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Loraly
Lorain Progressive Party
James Ryan
Ryen
Reief
Puerto Rico
Ryan
Lorain
Lorain City
Fiord Shaw
Shaw
William Easter
Boy Shot By Brother in Ohio Accident
John Barker, nine, was listed in fair condition at a Columbus hospital after a bullet wound to the head. The injury occurred yesterday when his brother Owen, fourteen, accidentally fired a .22 rifle.
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London
John Barker
Columbus
Owen
Open House Programs Planned By Schools
Five Elvira elementary schools will celebrate American Education Week from November 6 to 11 by opening their doors to the public Invitations have been sent to parents of Edison Franklin Gates Hamilton and Roosevelt students to attend evening open house sessions Edison and Gates will host full programs for adults starting at 7 36 tomorrow. The other three schools hold events Wednesday evening November 3 in conjunction with PTA meetings Demonstrations exhibitions and teacher parent meetings are planned Baxter E Glenn will address Edison visitors with musical selections by students under Sidney P Davis and a physical education demonstration led by Ruth A Woltz Edison principal Doris I Snyder announced Gates will feature a first grade rhythm band and an art center demonstration Miss Fern R Gates Roosevelt principal announced Roosevelt programs include arts and crafts demonstrations with Mary J Pugh and Mildred Stearns assisting Refreshments will be served on completion.
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Elvira
Edison
Franklin
Gates
Hamilton
Roosevelt
P.T.A
Baxter
E. Glenn Baxter
Wales
Sidney P. Davis
Ruth A Woltz
Doris I. Snyder
Ima Strait
Fern R. Gates
Roosevelt Papers
Mary J. Pugh
Mildred Stearns
Takes 19 Stitches To Close Gashes
Andrew Taylor, 33, of 113 North Maple, received 19 stitches at Elyria Memorial Hospital for facial lacerations after being cut on Chestnut Street by a girlfriend. Police report notes the incident and injury details.
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Andrew Taylor
North Maple
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Taylor
Chestnut Street
Barkley and Mrs Hadley Plan Nov 18 Wedding
In St Louis Vice President Alben Barkley and widow Mrs Carleton Hadley plan to wed on November 18. The ceremony will take place in Mississippi but the couple may reside in Paducah Kentucky. No honeymoon plans have been announced.
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ST Louis
Alben Barkley
Carleton Hadley
Muissouri
Hadley
Trousseau
Wabesh Railroad
Paducah
Barkley
Veep
Truman
Max
Truitt
Washington
Miss. Hadier
Kentucky
Jae Summer
Clark Clifford
White House
Barkler
Margaret Trman
St. Louis
Four Thousand Expected In Hallowe'en Parade Tonight
Cooler weather and threatening skies fail to dampen plans for the 30th annual Hallowe'en parade along Broad street at 7 30 tonight. More than four thousand masqueraders from 17 Elyria district schools expected to join, with prizes for top attendance and costumes. Prizes split by ten classifications. 19 teams from the Senior Woman's Club judge costumes. refreshments by the Eagles. George Tattersall leads parade refreshments.
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Hallowe’en
Broad Street
Paul Hardy
E. J. Stankard
Hallowe'en
Elyria
Second Street
West Avenue
Curtis L. Travers
A. F. Stellar
Ely Park
Eagles
George Tattersall
Statue Found On Steps Of EHS Building
A concrete statue of Abe Lincoln weighing about 300 pounds was found on the steps of the Technical building at Eixra High School this morning. The statue amused students more than inspired them before the six street department moved it to the city barn for disposition. No missing statue report was filed. Tonight is Halloween.
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Abe Lincoln
Eixra High School
Slx Street
Peirce
Hallowe'en
Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads urge Halloween sale tips and voting ad
A Halloween themed appeal promotes Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads to sell outgrown items like winter clothing hunting gear and student furniture. Voters are urged to support Charles Holtzman for Elyria Township Trustee with a political advertisement.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Charles Holtzman
Elyria Township
Pol
Bethlehem Agreement Rumored Amid Steel Strike
A high steel source said CIO President Philip Murray and Bethlehem Steel Corp may reach a contract financing pensions and sharing social insurance. Murray was to announce terms at a 4 p.m. press conference as talks followed a monthlong strike affecting 500000 workers and prompting auto plant shutdowns in Detroit.
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Cleveland — Cio
Philip Murray
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Murray
Bethlehem Steel
Bethlehem
CIO
United
Chrysler
DeSoto
Dodge
Washington
One Steel Company
Mur‘ray
Elyria Minister and family Injured in Berlin Heights Crash
Rev. James Leonard pastor of the Church of the Nazarene at 114 Harwood Street and his wife and eight year old son were injured when a wheel came off their car and crashed into a tree near Berlin Heights while returning from Sandusky. The minister suffered knee lacerations and head and foot contusions. Mrs Leonard fractured left arm nose and eye injuries and chest contusions. The boy fractured skull and severe facial contusions. Sister Susan 4 was not hurt. They were taken to Thria Memorial Hospital in fair condition today.
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James Leonard
Harwood Street
Church of the Nazarene
Andrew Radell
Berlin Heights
Sandusky
Leonard
Susan
Thria Memorial Hospital
Fire hydrants turned on by Halloween pranksters
Police found four hydrants running in the city overnight including 451 Cambridge at 12:20 a m and near West River and Infirmary Streets at 1:15 a m. Another hydrant was on at Catholic High School on Foplar Street at 2:20 a m and one in the 200 block of Fifth Street at 5:12 a m. Chief E J Stankard warned that such property damage will be prosecuted and those arrested will face vigorous action.
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Hallowe'en
E. J. Stankard
Cambridge
West River
Infirmary Reeds
Catholic High School
Foplar Street
Fifth Street
Stankard
Boy Shot by Police After Downtown Chase
A 17 year old, Kermit Coliston, was shot in the shoulder by police early today after a 15 block car chase through downtown Columbus. Police said the youth drove a stolen car before the incident.
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Columbus
Kermit Coliston
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