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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-06-07

London.-The proposal of the Com
munist party for affiliation with the
British Labor party has been turned
down by the South Wales, Yorkshire
and Durham areas of the National
Union of Mine Workers. These union
districts were regarded as Commun-
ist strongholds and, consequently the
rebuff of the Communist maneuver
by the union membership was entirely
unexpected.
Amsterdam-Th Socialist Labor
party of Holland polled in recent cleo
tions 1,347 ,664 votes or 28.3 percent
of the total ballot, maintaining its
former strength A feature of the cleo
tion was the strong showing of the
Communists who won 1857 percent of
the national vote, as compared with
3.35 percent in the last elections of
1887. Communist strength is mainly
centered in Amsterdam where the party
won one-third of the total vote, and
in Rotterdam with 1873 percent.
Tokyo.-The time -honored japanese
labor boss system will soon be outlaw
ed if the labor advisory committee of
supreme Allied headquarters has it's
way. According to japanese labor
sources, the japanese labor boss COM
bines in himself "the functions of an
employment agent, foreman, racketeer
and undisputed group leader Not only
does he contract for all work receiv-
ed, dispenses all funds and decide who
shall work, but he also dominates his
workers politically. Besides controll-
ing the work, wages and political
views of his men, the boss controls
their rations, lends them money at
his own interest rates, and takes a
cut of all their earnings"
Paris-Strone Communist repre-
sentation in the French Confederation
of Labor, hitherto Socialist led, was
assured when the recent Congress of
the French Labor Federation voted in
favor of Communist proposal to
change the representation of unions
within the Federation. Union leaders
concede that the Communist victory
was "a triumph of technique and dis
cipline." Communist penetration of the
French trade union movement is also
reflected in the composition of the
national executive committee of the
French Labor Federation where the
Communists now hold about two-thirds
of the seats.
Buenos Aires, Argentine e.-Presi-
dent-elect Juan D. Peron has ordered
the dissolution of all political parties
that supported his election. These par
ties will be Incorporated into one "Na-
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-06-07
Construction Machinery
Prices Show Little Change

Washington, D. c. (ILNS).-After
4 years Of almost complete stability,
prices Of construction machinery are
now showing little change.
A survey by the Bureau of Labor
Statistics, covering the first quarter
of this year, showed an average rise
of 15 percent AS of March, the in
dex of average prices of construction
machinery stood at 114.9 percent of
the August 1889, level-regarded as a
good record.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-06-07
House Administration
Offers Small
Home Lay-Outs

Washington, D. C. (ILNS).-The
Federal Housing Administration, for
the first time, is offering the public
series of suggestions, or lay-outs,
for small homes. The action is said to
have been taken to encourage lower
prices, improve quality and to speed
the work of veterans housing con-
struction.
The lay-outs may be obtained from
FILA field offices or the Washington
headquarters. The Housing Admins
tration explained that many small
homes, erected for the low-priced mar
ket without FRA-insured financing,
could have been considerably improved,
without materially affecting their
cost, if FILA minimum planning stand
ards had been followed.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-06-07
Barberger Grants Raise

Newark, NJ IA contract signed
by l.. Bamberger & Company with
AFL union representatives calls for
a S3-a-week raise for $500 full-time
employees. This contract is retroac-
tive to March A.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-06-07

tional Revolutionary Party" thus COM
pleting the totalitarian character of
the Argentine regime Peron's action
was caused by quarrels between his
supporters and aims principally at the
Partido Laborista, his main support
in labor ranks.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-06-07
Teamsters Win Raise

Kansas City, Mo.-The Inter
national Brotherhood of Transfers
have won an increase of from 85 cents
an hour to S1.15 with an eight-hour
work day guarantee and 40-hour
week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-17
day. they may move to abolish thu

day, they may move to abolish the
group.
D Established on a permanent basis
In January, 1915, and voted one
$4,000 allotment, the committee Is
one of the most controversial on
Capitol Hill. Several times tempers
have f1ared on the House floor and
members neared fisticuffs in debate
over its activities.
Only yesterday Representatives
Klein, Democrat, of New York and
Rankin, Democrat, of Mississippi
tangled heatedly on the issue. Mr..
Klein finally was ordered to remain
silent for the day after he was held
to have used supplementary Ian
guage in referring to Mr.. Rankin.
Rankin Praises Work.
Mr.. Rankin, acting committee
chief in the absence of Chairman
Wood. told newsmen the commit
tee needs money to continue the
good work we are doing in exposing
Communists and other subversive
groups"
Representative Biemiller, Demo-
crat, of Wisconsin; Marcantonio,
American Labor, of New York, and
SABBATH, Democrat. of Illinois are
among the committees chief critics
Il can't see why they need any
money" Mr.. Biemiller commented
They aren't doing any good" Mr.
SABBATH at one time had printed in
the Congressional Record an article
referring to the group as the I'm
American Committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-17
JET Planes Reach Memphis
At leisureIy 452 M.P.H.
BY The Asseeiotsd Press

MEMPHIS, Tenn, May IL
Twenty-four of the mass fight of
rs P-80 jet-propelled Shooting Stars
arrived here yesterday to complete
another leg of their cross-country
tour. One Of the planes was
grounded in Fort Worth, Tex, with
motor trouble.
-Four additional P-s0s arrived a
short time later to augment the
mass flight for an air show today
in connection with the Memphis
Cotton, Carnival. Here. to witness
the show and check on the per-
Torrance Of the jets is Maj. Gen.
Elwood r. Quesada. commanding
general of the Tactical Air Com
mani, who Is IN charge of the
mass flight.
The planes, en- route from March
Field, Calf, to Washington, made
a leisurely jump from Fort Worth,
Tex, negotiating the 452 airline
miles in an hour.
The first flight of four planes left
Fort Worth at 11:08 am. and was
sighted over Memphis exactly an
hour later.
Others followed at short intervals
in flights of from three to five.
The jets will remain here until
tomorrow afternoon when they will
depart for Smyrna Tenn. They
will stay overnight and leave for
the National Airport at Washing
ton, Sunday at 11:4O am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-17
Five Hurt in COLLAPSE
OF Carnival Ride
By tho Assoeioted Pres,

ABDERDEEN, Md, May 17-Five
persons were injured last night
two seriously-when an aerial ride
at a carnival collapsed.
Police Chief j. B. Ray Of Aber-
deem said the center pole of the
chair plane" at the carnival top
pied and the machine upset.
The injured were taken to the
Hartford Memorial Hospital at Havre
de Grace, where two were admitted
for further treatment
They were identified by hospital
officials as:
Raymond Huber, At, of Aberdeen,
whose injury was diagnosed as a
broken back.
Dorothy Phillips, 10, broken right
arm, right leg and right collarbone.
The others, less seriously hurt,
were treated and released.
Mr.. Ray said about IS persons had
ridden the chair swing" shortly be-
fore the accident.
Police were investigating whether
all OF the injured were riding when
the machine upset, or whether some
were hit by falling chairs and equip
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-17
Showdown Due Today
In House Dispute on
IUn-American Unit
BY the Associated Press

The mounting controversy in the
House over its Committee on Un-
American Activities approached q
showdown today.
Involved is a committee request
for $4,000, which members say Is
needed to finance their campaign
of education" about subversive ele-
ments they contend are at work in
the Nation.
Critics declare they favor cutting
the group of without any funds
They assert that the committee has
abused its rights and is accomplish.
ing no good.
May Seek Adjustment.
Some of the committee foes also
told newsmen that II they can de.
feat the proposed appropriation to-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-17
Admiral Park Honored

COLUMBUS, Ohio, May II tP).-
Rear Admiral Charles A. Park of
Arlington, Va, wartime chief oper-
ating officer of the Coast Guard, will
receive Ohio State University,s
Lamme Medal for engineering
achievement at commencement ex-
ercises June Z, the university an
nounced today. A native of Ohio,
Admiral Park was graduated from
Ohio State in 1907,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-17
'Fineless Week Receivers
Two Books Out Is Years

Two books were back on Public
Library shelves today more than is
years after they were borrowed.
Entitled ION the Road With a
Circus" and "Dramatization," the
volumes were among more than
1000 returned to the library dur
ing the "Fineless Week" emergency
drive which ends tomorrow.
No penalties for overdue books
are assessed readers who return
them this week.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-17
DUKE BLUE DEVILS
WIND-UP PRACTICE

Durham, Sept. II. - This week
.nds the Duke Blue Devils conaolet-
lg their final heavy preparations
ii the opening game C.! the season
sains' North Carolina State College
IN September %.
Head Czech Wallace Wade has
rdcrcd full speed ahead in an effort
correct the many mistakes which
iC2i CIT like 4 sore tnun.) in Inc
"cCnt Scrima@ase against William
nd Mary.
Duke is ccntcring lis attention O.
! FnaScS OF oiiemsc particularly the
ming Of its running plays. The
nN@ coaches have spent consider
bic lime with timing and bu King,
ma they are far from satisfied with
he results.
t'asS dS.crSc and pun;!ng are also
IN Tor a good share OF attention. The
5!uc Devils are expecting the best
the way nf passing lun Howard
uin,r. Ike W,!:pagk'S All-Souti:cg,n
alTJ"C';, ana Wade hasn't ral;cn
chilly the Il Do";S out .. Raleigh
n; Turner Is dong .nrc fancy
ir2in% in States preseason rra:.
.cc sessions.
Nor has Coach Wade found a
'untcr showing ne iJ.,n of s,mc
| Dukes past kicking stars. Buddy
art,cy. trrd F,!..r. George Clair:
I'd Belts l'""!onG have :harcd du-
'cS in practice drills. but none o,
&C five have consistently looked
God enough II relieve Wadc's woy-
les aSou; his 1916 kicking game.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-17
JR. CATTLE SHOWS
TO BE SUCCESSFUL

College Station. Raleigh. Sept. II
The 1916 series OF district junior
dairy cattle shows promises to be
even more successful than last year.
shows, said J. \. ArCy. who is il
"hargc Of Extension Gairying al State
College. yesterday UDGn his return
from the Western District Show in
As!cville. September l3. and on the
eve of the shows at Shelby on Sep
.'n'''"" 10 and Lexington on Scptcm-
Der 20.
INC Ashcville show. second such
went 10 be held in the Western Dis
if!,'t. was C"I"D0scd OF 2l2 Jersey.
GulnScy and lIolStcin cattle. cair
Of ~ GYcr last years. show. DR..
!. H. Hilton. head of the Animal In
II! :ry Department at State College
and ON" of The judges termed tho
AShc\ i'lc event. tho best junior
iairy cattle !how have ever
uGGcl. FED BEN of the Biltmorc
Dairy Fa"'Ts assisted DR.. Hilton il
The judging.
Planters f,''acco Warehouse near
Bil,n 70 WAS nc site uf the show
Nrcv says. which was participated ir
by The Ill and FLA young people
IrC:n practically all the Mountain
courtiC The Ashcviilc Merchants
Association financed thc event.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-17
Baptist SIS Class
HonOred At Picnic

Mrs. Vaughan Mitterer was host
css at her home on RCutc 5. Hender-
:ol. at Il wiener r, asst Saturday eve
ming in hon : OF the Young Peoples
Surtay ScECUi CT the Ecck Spring
Ea2tst t,1urch at Townsville.
The supper games were led by
Misses Man. ~ Joiy, Anne Moody
and Margaret Mit:crer. Yriz2S were
won during -iugu playing by Sally
,Gy, Jonn ..J!'Hu q. Donald Rig
-Ir an G. $. Till son.
Ihosc present for the entertain
went were: Misses E5ith Moody
Rachael Mo; ly. Clar Mae Til.utson.
N3thlI,n Ii sar. Fay A"oiy. DGru-
thy Ni.S,m. S2'!.C Mccoy. .rc.n
rcenc, N"n,Y Noo,y An0c Moody
t."c'. Fries were
Norwood, i.?w"-.,cr u" Crgr.cS
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-17
Miss Faucette Is
HOnOred At PARTY

Miss Mildred Fauccttc. Route 4,
Henderson, was honorcd on the oc-
caSiCa OF her 18th birthday when her
parents entertained 4: party on
Friday. Sc ItCmEer Is.
Games end dancing were enjoyed
curing the evening and the gu, SITS
were served iced drinks. cakes. can
dy and peanuts. The hoaorce re-
cCived nany useful and beautiful
gifts.
IhoS" present were: Misses Fau-
cc,:c. Ella Franklin. Jean Franklin,
Fay Robertson. Nary LEIGH Ncwroy,
Alma Griffith, Ruby McGhac. Mil
crCd Hi"ks. and Mildred Hayes and
joan Franklin, Melvin Franklin,
Robert AbbCu, Harold Daniel. Ru-
sey Spain. Erwin Spain. Warren Jcn-
nings. Sgt. Allen j. Favccttc and
ELL HO5go1d.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-17
MEETING HELD BY
FEB VANCE PIT. A.

The PGrcnt-ToacNCr Association of
Icb Vance sch.pl held It's regular
ni1rthly meeting Thursday ut o y
". IN :hC '.iool auditorium witt
Mrs. Leon Frazier. president. prcsid-
ing.
EIrin9 The meeting. rev teachers
at The school were introduced 10 the
association and the organization wei
coined then TO the community.
Following The business session. the
grouo was invited &c the home eco
rcr.ics department. and refreshments
were served by the Hcme Economics
Club. assisted by the teacher. Mrs
Watson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-17
TWO BROTHER ACTS.

Wax" Forest. - Wake Forests fco:-
ell squad which make il; scnscn's
.cDH. against Boston COLLEGE al Eos-
on Cn Friday night. 3cDtCn>5cr 81.
IS NO sets Of brothers. There are
1c Hobbs Toys. Dewey and John
rem Wilmington. and the Sacrinty
".thcrs. Nick and OTIS. from Reds
vile. All except John HoDos, :
sromislnS freshman tackle, will be
tho starting lineup for the DEM
n DeaconS when they take the
Iicld against the high-flying Eagles.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-17
Society Meas
Episcopal Church Picnic

me Episcopal picnic will be held
'.iaay afternoon from 4 to 6 O'Clock
II lamp ln5:anhead, it was statec
oaay; Sponsored by the churcl
SShool' the entire membership of the
it'll Is invited to attend. Each
, iniliE Is asked t. bring picni,
uhch' coffee and cold drinks viii
furnished by the church schoo
,l'iaren who desire hayride
nc camp and adults Who dcsir,
ran: .,"rtation are asked to meet a
nc church al 1 o'clock.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-17
WOmanS Club Meeting

Inc Henderson Woman's Club will
meet Wednesday evening at 8 o'locL
1t inc nome Of Mrs. Fred S. Roystel
IN Highland Avenue, it was an.
!Cunced Today. All members ar,
eNpected TO notify their department
hartman.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-17

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-17

The Wesleyan Service Guild O
he First Methodist church will hay,
picnic SuCper meeting Tuesday
,ep'en Ter II. at the church at 6:3,
CLOCK, ii was reported today. \ reg
lar business meeting will follow
ne supper meeting.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-17
Middle1urg Supper

Inc MiddlcburS p. TIA. will
sponsor picnic supper at the COM
Ltuhiiy house Friday evening at I
CLOCK, II was stated today. All pa
rons and children are urged to at
END ana bring Il picnic basket sup
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-17
Teaching ~ Fairfax Hall

Miss Martha Ann Stroud. dlupb
q q! AZ. ard Mrs. w. G. STROUD
en- ms morning FOR Waynes5orc
'ES'hia' where she will DC a mem
er Of the faculty in the Doyar,
nent of English at Fairfax Hall jun.
or COLLEGE.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-17
Visit II ChcrN Vniiit

Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Brummit
spent the past Weekend with Mir.
and Mrs. s. Brooks Erumm!tt at
Cherry FONT Marine base. They al
50 visited Morcheud City. Beaufort.
Atlantic Ecach and ,tarr places Of
interest
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-17
Contemporary Book Climb

The Contemporary Book Club vii
meet Thursday afternoon AT 3:3
CLOCK nj the hoTe of Mrs. Roy Rod
yell, II Was announced today. Mem
crS are urged 10 &c present for thi
meeting.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-17

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Hart rc,urnc
10 jackson Heights, Long Island. New
York. after visiting Mr.. Harris sis
"r' MIR. ". W. Dunn. on Mont2om
~ street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-17

Mrs w ase 9 MISS Grace Thomas Dckerson daughter
w tcKcrson OF Henderson, Clifton lscno
onpiz Jae and the late Mr. Daniel Tenn
lnuSday afternoon, September
np Members Of the families
NS~'' -" -''i'ee'
u ana groom entered the church
gabadme demaker brown and white acrnsrcs Jo
shoulder corSase 1855 ' 'NNN'''iie' iiei
me couple VIII make their home in Covngton Kcnuckx
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-17
Girls Choir Rehearsal

Tic girls choir % the First Meth
'ciSi church will meet Thursda,
svenIn2 at 10 O'Clock. il was re
;CTtcd.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-17
WITH THE SICK
Patient At Hospital

Miss Elizabeth Kittrell. OF Hamp-
ton. Virginia. and kittrcll. under
wcn; an appendC tCmy at Maria Par
i: II hospital. Her condition is re-
ported as satisfactory.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-17

The Pavcrt-TCaChcr Association
of West End school will meet We'd
nCsdny afternoon at $50 O'Clock, il
w,,a announced today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-17
BIRTHS
Frances Fay Robertson

MIR. ard Mrs. Joseph T. Robertson.
HO2 College street, announce the
birth o: a daughter. Frances Fay. on
ScItcnl5cr Is. ri Maria Parham hos
pi:al.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-17

Woody. &. S. TOllotSCn. Dennis Hines
jim any Norwood. ROpcr, Woody, Her
bert Twisdalc, Bill Greene. Donald
Riggan and LcnwGgi Greene.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-17
a. Salem College

Miss jan White went To VIM
S!'n-Salcm Sunday to enroll as a
iIr 'hwEn at Salem College.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-17
Goes To Stcpllcns

Miss Ann Pose left today for
STEPHENS College. Columbus. Mo.
were he will rCSumc her studies
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-17
RGyS' Choir Practice

The 2oyS' choir of the FIRST Meth
otist church will meet Wednesday,
afternoon at 3:i5 oiiocll at the
church. il was stated today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-17

Accidents killed more persons .
TO "a years of age in 1914 than any
disease, reports the National Safety
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-17

Ec:.rn from Winston Salem
Mir. and Mrs. Clarence -. White
Ealc returned lrCG Winston Salem
HrcrC 'hry acCoM.3aniCd their
6"n: h.@'. Jane. {, Salem COLLEGE.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-17

Mr. and Mrs. G.. H. Reid, of Farm
vile. Va, today announced the en-
eaCement of their daughter. Miriam
Gcrline. to Edward Theophilus Jones,
SON of MIR. and Mrs. B. w. Jones, of
Townsville. Miss Reid, who attended
Farmville State Teachers College, is
now employed in Richmond, Va. MIR.
Jones attended Ferrum Junior COL
lego and is now employed by the
War Assets Administration in Rich
mond. Va. The wedding will take
place in October.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-15

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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
Sister Only Attendant

Her only attendant her Laura. a slverblue
brocade with pink carrying shaded
pink carnations
Palmer Heenan
Bayard Wilson, brother bride Prescott Jr
seated the guests y A. N.-A
The wedding party stood front of the fireplace the living
which banked foliage had obong
men of white flowers and white candles silver candabra
the mape ..
Mrs Wilson in squanarne crepe with lace nsets and
Mrs TriN colored bronze orchids
Mr. and Mrs Phelps TriX driving College
where they Will live while Phelps studying chemistry the
Pennsylvania State College
The bride oonned for travelling herringbone
dressmaker suit set of by brown accessories
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26


The Consumer Advisory Com
mi,tee is sponsoring the show,
and the committee, headed by
Mrs. Stuart A. Fraser, plans to
demonstrate innation's effect on
the citizen by means OF music,
Satirical Skits and An auction.
Mayor Jenries will present the
serious side of the picture in
his address.
Entertainment is the Keynote
Of the "FollieS. and one of the
features Of this portion Of the
program Will be a three-act SkU.
a satire written expressly for
the show and entitled 1T Hap
pcned IN Detroit or The Lady
Was Wearing Mink
The audience Will have a
chance 10 take part in the
Follies during an auction sale
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
Aid in Cancer Prevention

And all surprising learn that the Junior
League the leadership Peggy Flynn has adopted
latest project, prevention.
members will staff the central bureau information
the Cancer Society, the Red
building also the socey health detection clinics Ford
Harper Woman's hospitals.
expected that similar clinics will be opened in
Wayne Macomb Oakland counties
there, also. Junior League members will
volunteers
addition League the hospitals with
receptonistS and aides
The chairman of the Leagues Promotion Clinic
Stuart Smith
Heading the subcommittee Mrs Carter Sales charge
the Central Bureau; Mrs William
chairman volunteers the hospitals Mrs Edward A.
Bachelor Jr in charge of publicity.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26

conducted by Joseph n. Du-
mouchelle.
The committee has provided
for tho auction articles which
are almost impossible to pur-
chase through regular channels
-nylon stockings electrical ap-
plianceS, automobile tires and
radios
Tickets are free and may he
obtained al GrInncll Bros. or at
the b. Siegel Co.'S cashiers
desk.
Some members Of Mrs. Fra
Ser'S committee who have been
working on the production are
Mrs Wayne Mohr Mrs. Fred
r. Johnson. Mrs Frances San
derSon. Mrs Frederick J.
Schumann. Prof Edward T.
Mcfarland. Mrs Edward Gehrig
and Mrs. (. NJ. Hoover.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
AiIeen Wilson Speaks Vows

Wearing antique handmade Russian lace
fngertip VEIL Aleen Wilson distinguished
bride.
The veil had down family of Herbert Trx
bridegroom.
Aueen and Phelps Trx married Saturday afternoon.
o'clock by the Rev Frank Fit residence
parents Mr. Mrs William Wilson in Lakeland avenue
Crosse Pointe.
The brides dress of pure white satin designed simple
lines with heartShaped neckine skirt
the front and and gathered hips
and long sleeves.
She carried