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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-07-15

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staunch supporter Of every
piece of liberal legislation Of
fered this year, the bill would
remove gimmicks tossed into the
law during former Governor
John Bricker's 1941 administra-
ton.
At that time, a prominent Gin
cinnatian, Herbert S. Bigelow,
led a group initiating, by petit
ton, a taxation measure which
Big Business opposed. They sue
ceeded in beating the Bigelow
plan, but the industrialists were
forced to open their money bags.
Disturbed and angry at hav-
ing to spend money, Big Busi-
ness called upon its legislative
messenger boys to pass a law
tightening up the initiative and
referendum procedure, by toss
ing dozens of road-blocks in the
path. Today it is virtually i'm
possible for any normal group
to initiate legislation by means
of petition !. unless that group
is in the millionaire class.
Labor Supported Measure
Bartlett's proposal had the
support of Labor organizations
and liberals, who have tradi-
tionally fought for a free voice
for the people in managing their
government. Knowing they have
nothing to fear from the people,
Labor and liberals want them
to be in a position to obtain
necessary legislation whenever
the Legislature fails to heed
their vii.
Big Business feels just the op-
posite and so was out to get
Bartlett's bill. Tuesday, the first
session after the holiday, they
succeeded in defeating it, but
Senator Howard Metzenbaum
3D.. Cuyahoga), by changing his
vote, placed himself in a posi-
ton to move reconsideration
Thursday.
MetZenbaum's move was sue
cessful and when the roll was
called, every Democrat, with
the exception of Senators Edwin
SaWicki and Joseph Bartunek
(both of Cleveland), voted for
the measure. Joining the two
Clevelanders in opposition were
every single Republican in the
Senate. Now the bill goes to
the House for action.
Ferguson Repeater Hearing
After months of delay, the
Ferguson law repealed is going
to come up for hearing in the
Senate Labor Committee. The
repeater passed the House in the
very early days of the session
but never came up for hearings
in the Senate.
Committee Chairman Orval
Whitacre ID, Stark, has an
that his committee will
begin hearings on the bill next
Adjournment Date Set
The Legislature has decided
on July 18th as the last working
day. Since the adjournment will
be July 9th but the last full
day will be next
Friday.
That means the Legislature
will have a bucket of work on
the fire next week. Vital appro-
bills still have to be
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-07-15

it cost him something. How come
you stay until 100 am. every
Thursday if it's so bad, Harry?
Dept. AA 1st shift
Harold Reed, steward in AA,
says coming to work is like 60
ing to the Victory Club. You
don't know if you are going 20
lose your pants or not. Care
you referring to the torn pants?)
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-07-15

Supply Unit Neus
By Harmon Lee

CHARLES MATURE Boy
Hoffman is looking for a mana
ger to handle his fisticuff affairs.
The manager must be able to
fight also. For further informa-
ton see Nature. Boy.
FOR SOMETIME now some
of the boys in So have been in a
daze as to the reason why Uncle
Remus and Gus have been so
friendly. Now we know the rea-
son why they have been back in
the corner talking things over.
Sunday Augie had Uncle RemuS
out to dinner and they drew up
a contract for Uncle Remus to
take care of Augie's livestock
while he is on vacation.
ATTENTION: Why be both
cred going to the laundry this
hot weather! See Gus thinner
man for Hand Laundry-ShirtS
25 cents, aprons 20 cents, socks
10 cents, caps 5 cents, unmen-
tionables Is cents. Surplus fore
men take notice: Jobs open as
extractors and ironers.
EDDIE URBAN spent his two
weeks vacation with Jack Eel
lers. After hauling home all the
fish, eating Jacks bacon and
eggs and drinking his beer, he
thought he owed Jack something
SO he bought him a pound of
shrimp.
TED WOLMUTH and Russ
Mohn's names have not appeared
in the divorce column, but by
this time everyone must know
they have separated. Russ to
the heat treat and Ted to the
foundry.
HANK LORENZ is also going
to the foundry. Could it be he
didn't make out on the job he's
on?
AFTER NORM PAISER raised
cain about Al CarneS not ringing
the time slock, it now comes out
that Norm forgot the clock too.
RAY BIRCH has become the
daddy of a baby boy. Born on
July 3. Congratulations.
JACK FELLERS must have
met up with Smokey Stevens
barber while on his vacation.
Anyhow he came back with that
new look-scalped.
THE MONDAY SOFTBALL
team is still in first place with
10 wins and 2 lost, and with 6
more games to go.
IF ANYONE KNOWS of a
home for rent please notify Ar
mold Rich as soon as possible.
His home burned down two
weeks ago and they have no
place to go.
WHO WERE THE two welders
that were seen walking the
downtown streets in their golf
shoes? 1t doesn't seem possible
that they strayed so far off the
course by mistake. The only
conclusion we can reach is that
their wives wouldn't let them in
the house to change shoes before
taking their stroll.
THERE HAS BEEN quite a
number of men laid off at the
shop in the last two months and
some of these men may not real
ize that it is possible to go sus
pended and lose their seniority
if they don't report to the Local
IL office for an out-of-work
credit on withdrawal from the
unit. So to make sure you are
clear, report to the office of La
cal IL and see how you stand.
AFTER THIS WEEK l am
turning the News and Publicity
over to Buss Rhodes of final in
spection so in the future please
turn all news items in to Buss.
l also wish to thank all those
who have helped gather the
news helped gather the news in
the past and hope they continue
to help the new reporter as well.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-07-15
'KOthOIers' Play Ball

SAGINAW, Mich. (LPA)-
Saginaw's ''Knothole League"
biggest kids sports program in
this citys history, got under way
last weei and the unions are
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-07-15
BIRTH OF BABIES

I'd like to try to dispel old illusion Many people
still believe that having baby very dangerous Well
won't say that there any elements of danger
with it. Crossing busy street dangerous too Pre-
pairing meal in your kitchen be dangerous In
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-07-15

footing the bill. With UAW-CIO
Boys CLUB equipment and
money from UAW locals in the
area, over 100 teams have been
organized, 80 of them for kids
IL and under.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-07-15
Legislative News Letter ~
Ohio CIO Council

Big Business opposition failed to kill measure intro
duced in the Senate which would simplify the circulation of
referendum petitions After initial defeat Tuesday the
bill passed on Thursday by 17-to-14 vote
Authored by Senator Charles Bartlett 3D. Hanilton) a
The Key West citizen., 1949-05-12

Specialists Play" This is where
the golfers choose their own
shots, such as long or short irons,
puts, ct cetra, ct cetra. Then the
Turnament Committee chooses
the players according to the
shots they've selected for them
selves, then teams are formed,
and off they go. For instance, you
select wood shots. This means
you do the driving or other wood
shots executed in the fairWays
(or wherever the ball stops). If
you select putting as your
specially, then you do nothing
but putt, putt, putt around all
day. This could get awfully bor-
ing and monotonous should you
be teamed with a group in which
there's a speciality player known
for his chipping to within the
! "gi'nmie" area.
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Furthermore, the usual player
is accustomed to more exercise
than this Specialists Tourna-
ment will afford. But then, it's
unique and can prove to be one
of the most interesting tourna-
ments yet played. Call Harry
knight or the Pro and get
more dope on this forthcoming
"Speacialists Tournament" It'll
be worth it to you.
The Key West citizen., 1949-05-12
Mushroom Growth OF Grange In Florida
Wiihercd After 10 Years And Freight War


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The Key West citizen., 1949-05-12

Unless you're hale and harden
ed these days you'll probably
wind up with palpitations of the
heart and sun stroke playing
the game of games on such hot
days as we're having.
Il 4 4
But then, if you venture out
onto the links you're bound to
see such gamesters as Big Man
sutton, Charlie Yates, Curry
Harris, Imler (chef at La Concha
HoteD. Pat Murphy of the Navy,
Ski (the brownest tanned man
afloat). Bob Harwood, of the Gil
more. Romie Crawford, also of
the Gilmore, and of the same
ship, Bartells.
r X X
Then, there's always the Wood
couple. the Biddles, the Harl-
fingers, the Nelson's, and the
Archers. who. in most cases, play
singly. the Faulconers. Now, if
Mrs. Ben Cole didn't have little
Ben, she could go the route with
Big Ben. Then, there's the Harry
Knights who get around togeth-
er occasionally on week-ends.
Swell couple, too. Never have
seen Joe. Nell playing the game
yet. but guess each has his, her,
own set-up. Many other couples
and singles I could mention.
Maybe next time, huh?
Il Il Il
This is a question that came in
yesterday. Would the Pro play
a round with me or would he let
the play a round with him with
out extra COST" In other words,
the guy who asked meant this:
so many of the fellows would
like TO play golf with Joe who,
otherwise, wouldn't get to play
unless they paid the usual fee OF
$500 per round. Fellows like Joe
see no reason why he shouldn't
play with them. Not for the sake
of absorbing" his technique, but
just playing with him because
they'd like the idea of playing
with him. That's all there is to it.
h X X
Let's look at it this way: Joe's
a busy Pro these days. The Key
West Golf Club has improved,
increased in almost every way
possible. This means that those in
charge have very little time to
themselves. Besides, it's mighty
hot. and most fellows who'd like
10 play with the Pro get out so
early that there isn't any spare
time for Joe to leave the Pro
Shop. Although he'd like the idea
very much the Pro just can't
get away everytime someone
wants to play golf with him. Not
even for cash fees that are ac-
corded a Pro for his being a
genius in golf.
Il X X
Please note: pretty soon now,
there'l be coming up one OF
The Key West citizen., 1949-05-12

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The Key West citizen., 1949-05-12
Helen Jepson Proises
Seultest Real Strawberry
Ice Cream

Like Miss Jepson, glamorous star
of opera, radio and the concert
stage, you, too, will praise Seal
tests delicious Flavor-of-the-M Month
for May. It's real Strawberry ice
cream-as only Sealtest makes it
with red-ripe Strawberries frozen
in golden cream.
Naturally, Sealtest tastes better
because it's made better - from
carefully developed, tested recipes
with only the finest, purest ingredi-
ents. Get the Best-Get Sealtest!
The Key West citizen., 1949-05-12

Please note: pretty soon now,
there'l be coming up one of
those unique tournaments called
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-17
Rakousko odepfelo vydati
uprchliky.

Widen. - Rakousky socialis-
ticky ministr vnitra Oskar Hell
mer, zamltl sov6tsky pozadavek
ably Rakousko odepTelo pravo
asylu %politickym bezenc1m re
s~ov6tskych vasalskych statI a
ably tito b6zenci byli donuceni
k navratu do vlasti.
Ministr Helmer oZnamil toto
rozhodnut1 jake odpoved ma do
taz, jez MT byl V parlamente
pfedlozen We spojeni S vydanim
n6kolika ceskoslovenskych u
prchllkG sovetskym okupacnim
1fadGm V sovetskem pasmu.
Ministr Helmer rekl doslova
jake rakousky ministr vnitra
prohlasuji, re pine uznavan
zasadu, re politickym uprchli-
kun ma byt poskytnut asyl
.Tato zasada je uznavana celym
civilisovanym sv6tem. Uznava.
je dGlezitost t6to veci, dial jsen
rakouske policii instrukce, ably
poskytla V Rakousku asyl vsen
osobam, ktera prekroci rakou.
ske hranice at jiz zakonne, {.
ilegalne, ably tim unikly promo
sledovani pro sve politicke mi
nenf."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-17
Nezdar Parizske conference by
znamenal urychleni zbrojneho
prOgramu.

Washington. D. c. Senator
Connaly, demokrat z Texasu
prohlasil, re nezdar Paffzske
conference zahranicnfch mini
str1 by znamenal urychleni ad-
ministracniho programu ma O.
zbrojeni zapadni Evropy, ma
kter6 Sc zada $780, 600, 900.
Demokratictf vGdci odlozili
plan ma znovuozbrojenl aspon
do schvaelni Severoatlanticke-
no paktu. Jeden z demokra-
tickych senatorG vyslovil Sc
soukrome, re president Tru-
man uplne Sc shoduje S timto
planem.
Pravi Sc, re p. Truman nijak
nechvata S pTedlozenfm zbroj-
niho programu kongresu pred
ratifikac1 smlouvy a projedna-
MIN dulezitych domacfch pred
lob. Smlouva must byti schva-
lena dvema tretinami hlasu v
senate.
Ale senator Connally, ktery je
pTedsedou zahranicnlho vyboru
rekl, re nezdar parfzske konfe-
renee, jfz 1castnf sc zahranicni
ministri ctyr velmocf, mohl by
zmeniti celou situaci. Ucelem
sch1ze je nalezti cestu k sveto.
vemu m1ru.
Rekl Connally: "Vrat1-li sc
statni sekretar Acheson a do.
p~orucf-li rychle jednanf, zbroj.
ny program mohl by byti pro
jednavan drive"
We zprav6 vyboru, " nlz 81
zada o ratifikaci. smlouvy, j
danO jasn6 ma jevo, re hlasova
nj pro smlouvu nezavazuje Sc
natory, ably hlasovali pro zbroJ
ny program.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-17
konsul j. Zak-MaruSak
" Pittsburghu resignoval.
z Chicaga sc

z Chicago Sc oznamuje: -
Tehoz dine, kdy resignovall
ma zdejsim csl. generalnlm kon
sulate tri rednlci, podal tez re-
signaci csl. konsul Josef Yak
Marusak v Pittsburghu soucas-
ne S 1rednic1 pi. Ludmilou Sa-
lajovou.
Josef Yak arusak pIsobil
We dvacatych letech ma csl. kon-
sulate v Chicago, kdy tento u
rad vedl v +. 1897 zesnuly csl.
generalnl konsul DIR. Jaroslav
Smetanka. Kratsl dobu tez pc
tie pnsobil ma csl. konsulate v
San FRANCISCAN a ma zacatku
druhe svetove valky byl pc ne.
jaky cas- t~ajemnikem Sloven-
skeho narodn1ho sdruzenl '
lChicagu, odkud byl pozdeji pc
|volan, ably r1dil konsulat v Pitts.
burghu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-17
Prvni tyden - 985 dolarI.

Americky fond pro csl. upr-
chlfky rozeslal pocatkem cerv-
ma nekolik tisic dopisd a uveTej-
nil vyzvy v tisku, ably krajane
prispeli ma pomoc nasim exulan-
t1m. Hned Sc zacaly schazet
seky a posta dorucila take ra-
du obalek, do nichz byl vlozen
dollar nebo diva v hotovosti -
a dohromady jsme tax dostali
"a prvni tyden skoro tisic do
larG.
Nektefi darci posllaji Sc sym
prispevkem pTatelske poznam-
ky, v nichz odsuzujf nasilny re
Tim We stare vlasti, vyjadfujl
|svmpatie Ceskoslovenskym be
|zenc1m a slibujf dalsf podporu.
Vetsinou to jsou prispevky
drobnych lidf, delnfkG a chu-
dych farmarG, kteri sami mno-
no nemajf a prece pomahajl
Poole stat1 je nejvice darcI z
| New 1O1h 1NCW cNAOOy L C1i1l
sylvania, Ohio a dale z Illinois
Iowa, Wisconsin a Minnesota
lOzvala Sc vsak nekolikrat Flo.
rida, California a Massachu
sets.
Prosime vas vsechny, JIM
isme zaslali dopisy. i vas, kdoi
dosud nejste ma nasem sezna
mu: pamatujte ma neblahy o
sud ceskych a slovenskych upr
chlik1 a pomozte! Kazda pet
ka, kazdy dollar Dude s vdec
nostf prijat a jmena vsech dar
cd budou postupne otiskovan;
" krajanskych novinach.
Verime, re nebude nikoho
kdo by ma tuto dobrou vec ne
prispel. Dekujeme YAM.
American Fund for Czechoslo
yak Refugees, Inc,
1775 Broadway
New York 10, N. Y.
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re nejen vsichni Americana ce-
skoslovenskeho puvodu, ale
lax jsme pevne presvedceni, i
vetsina obyvatel Ceskosloven-
ska hluboce 81 vazf a je vd6cna
Americe "a pomoc prokazanou.
V1dci totalitniho rezimu mo-
hou zapomfnat, ale lid nezapo-
NINA a nezapomene.
Pane presidente, jsme "a Va
lseho schopneho vedenl pohoto-
We dnes branit velkou vec svo-
body a demokracie jake jsme
lcinili "a valky "a vedeni Vase
ho znameniteho pfedchndce,
Franklina d. Roosevelta, prot
vsem nepfatelGm zahranicnfm
i vnitTnlm.
Ia Ceskoslovenskou narodni
radu Americe
Karel M. Prchal, pTedseda
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-17
Diktatori mohou zapominat -
Lid nezapomina!
Projev Csl. narodni rady " Anne.
rice presidentu Trumanovi o
vyroci zniceni Lidic.
(Tiskova sluzba Ceskoslovenske
narodnl rady v Americe.)

Ceskoslovenska narodni rada
v Americe poslala dine 10. Ger
vna, O vyrocl znicen1 Lidic, pre-
sidentu S. Trumanovi tento
projev:
Pane presidente =
u pr1lezitosti vyrocl zniceni
ceskoslovenske dediny LIDIC
nacistickymi barbary America
ne ceskoslovenskeho pdvodu
pos1lajf Yam sv1j pozdrav a
pref 81 vysloviti poznovu Wade
a lidu americkemu svaj dix "a
skvelou pomoc, tax ochotne ma
bidnutou a tax pohotove posky-
tovanou lidu ceskoslovenskemu
"a, valky v zapasu O opetne do
byti jeho svobody a obnovu je-
no demokracie.
Nikdy n-ezapomeneme zvla-
ste onoho uslechtileho gesta
nasi zeme, kterym vzkriseny
byly Lidice ma p1de Spojenycl
StatG bezprostredne pc jicI
zniceni v Ceskoslovensku.
Ackoliv svobody lidu cesko.
slovenskeho byly opet docasne
uhaseny noyou diktaturou, je5
privodila zhorsenf drive tax
pratelskych stykI ceskosloven.
sko-americkych, ujistujeme Vas
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L.istovni censura " CSR.

Londyn. - V lednu konala
Sc ma prazske hlavnf poste tai
ma sch1ze bezpecnostnich refe-
rentu akcnich vyborG, ktere Sc
|z1castnil take ministr post
INeuman.
Vysledek sch1ze znamena
|konec listovnlho tajemstvl v
ICeskoslovensku. Posta pro t.
|zv. nespolehlive osoby, zejme-
ma pro prfbuzne exulant1, Dude
prohlfzena az ma nepatrne Wy
|jfmky bez rozdilu. Listonosi
O snespolehlivych osobach'
presne informovani. Do polo
why brezna byly zasadne kon-
|trolovany dopisy jen z nekte-
rJch zeml. Posta re Swear,
Ameriky a z jinych statd byla
censurovana jen namatkou. Ny
mi Dude prohlfzena vsecka "a
hranicnf correspondence. Dopi-
isy nebudou censurovany ofici-
lelne nebo prosvecovany.
Pro dopisy re Spojenych Sta
It'll jsou v ministerstvu vnitra
zvlastnf 1rednici. Sefem toho-
Ito oddelenf, vybaveneho vsemi
technickymi prostfedky je DIR.
Svehla.
Fotokopie dopis1 jsou dany
bezpecnostnim organGm a ofo.
|tografovany neposkozeny dopis
dostane adresat jen S nekolika
hodinovym zpozdenim.