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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-01-26
BEHIND THE HEADLINES
Steel Companies Admit Pensions
Don't Cost Much
By NATHAN ROBERTSON
For Labor Press Association

Washington LPA)The big steel companies, which last fall
pensions don't much after ALL
far M ] 6m a % sSs bay @ 3 naw a o ot % S5 S sonar
died the national rather than accept the recommendations
The story told statements the stockholders asking
en flea @ Ese 6% S
Steel Corporation and Republic Steel of the three similar
The admissions the the should
eating Scfease Companies
the board had expressly held that price increases would
the four steel price have been
Bethshem stcckhoder additional cost of pen
@ %e1 lion e % s nd pension
But pointed that these moderate costs would be
sraa Of the social security approved BY the
considering easonabenss Of the pensions paid
With the total payroll of Bethlehem approximately s49Oooooo
m s s words G Bethlehem b ing that the additional
payroll security passes will Be even
In order rally public last fall the steel
s S % pension nT & M sn @
came cam from the other M steel e9mPanes but & it is interesting to
"''s 1 .sas s@ or
@ s sSs a sa S5 tbs @
m o" ay With 4h 5 Of heus h n
1 NO fs's
contri
The management, n fighting
number of bigger pensions that will be paid including:
Arthur B. Homer, president
Norman Berkeley 48,4OO0O
Joseph NJ. 58944OO
Paul Mackal 76,SO2OO
+. McMath, president 6O,592OO
Frederick A. Shck, comptroller
Republic Steel told similar Bethlehems
payroll 244O00O00 Furthermore it pointed
that this would be the security enacted
the cost through lower profits
the
might well ask "Why did they force the strike first
placer"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-01-26
That Man Denhurn!

1t looks if Robert n Denham is doing his darndest
to take away from Senator Taft the unenvabe title of he
Man Labor Likes Least"
Denham the NLRBs general counsel, really cut fancy
dido recently at employers meeting at New York City.
Denham, in effect told the group:
"lf the NLRB should rule against you in any contro
versy you should fight the matter out in court"
Such advice coming from a NAM lawyer wouldn't have
been out of pacebut Denham is the who is charged
by law with the duty of defending the NRB and its decs
ions in court
Denhams action would be paraeled if the prosecuting
attorney in criminal case told the defendant:
lf this stupid jury should find you guilty you should
Immediately appeal to higher court"
And at this point about the only good thing can say
about Denham that he doesn't make any preense of being
fair and impartial
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-01-26

Nearly half the world has already goose-stepped
the pecipce into Communism. The greater part the
mander is made of people who believe in freedom 1t is
up to work together and maintain the strength of
democraces and to show the other half that they fol-
lowing empty hopes into false Utopia We should
them to march along with and enjoy the full bene
fits of ife-happiness, liberty and prosperity.
If under the banner of free enterprise, to lead
must convince those who are bndy stumbling into total
arianism that economic system is far better that in
country people enjoy greater abundance of the good
things of life than those lands in which the people do not
possess even political freedom.
There is no better TO prove point than to dem
onstrate the results of what achieving under
economic system by displaying unexceed products and
unequaed services the greater portion of which made
performed by free union workers and their free employ
ers.
When free labor and management enjoy way of life
they sing "aleluah but if they fall into the bottom
less pit of Communstic despair they will say amen!
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-01-26
Cool Work Week Averages 3 Days
On Annual Busis

During the current discussion regarding the three-day
work week of the coal miners important point has been
carefully ignored.
It's this:
The great majority of mine workers employed only
three days week yearly anyway For instance
during March l949 the weekly number of hours
which anthracite mine workers worked was %.
And to go back bit even before the when the
of fuel oil for domestic heating purposes almost in its
infancy and nearly everyone used COAL btumnous miners
worked of 29 hours 1886, % in 1887 % in
1888 and II in 1889.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-01-26
Education

In his State of the Union message to Congress- Pres
dent Truman his backing to the bill for the extension
of labor education.
"A full understanding of the problems of modern labor
relations is of such Importance that the estab
shment of labor extension service to encourage educa-
tional activities in this field the President said
After four years of working for such legislation trade
unionsts glad to know it has the full support only
of President Truman but of Sen. Scott Lucas 3D. Ill.,
Chairman of the Democratic Policy Committee in the Sen
ate and Rep John Lesnski 3D. Nch) head of the House
Committee Education and Labor as we'll They have
pledged that Congress will act the bill this session.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-01-26
WASHINGTON LABOR REPORT
House Rule Bottle Governs Future Of
Fair Deal Program
By BRADFORD V. CARTER
Labor Press Association Columnist

Labor Association Columnst
Next November you'll @ be @ voting Ing "a fg4w % Who's just about half
atives decides to change the rules.
to ns the 'o
legislation -
you'll has T has
oas 5e R flush o psa
their For Tai de & rules be s s
@ @ House asf Rules pesaf the allow
m t there ere something charged With 5
''s sSe
ere ae sSd s o Gss RSss 5 %s best but Pm
nm The n bed of s ss daring lar I the the ii
sy Rpubes %ho
the core of the Rules committee
cop as moving es
ss'1
rpwm o h 0l on
% of a
ls had s a S @ for bin % @
I full M 0u @ vs pson @ % aed ssa ew
ing the sponsor to bring it up on the floor Of the house The first
s @ snd 1" s tfl
The % discharge petition works for a. handful sd & of bills each Con
bes using petitions wholesale Also petition theore
Ts % s 3 % na sg at % s st ii Bin very the find out who's
third method approved IN January 9ay allows the chairman
Uie hs Committees 5 for the floor up
the 1 % tas
repeal WAS b one Of the first get to the floor
the polls with an x-ray picture O how he
So piled up support of dropping the 2lday rule
& 5ss S fy ss hs % sg @ s
Republicans like keep their voting the OBJ
How break this bloc? The arithmetic shows that
the % he House @en s MhS are en @ TO De "
the House It takes 65 Of them voting Democratic to bind
om @ Eed S Of sm ean 5 d o the sef ns @ n
Look at the before the House, FEPc aid
% @ a S @ft h Po Four o
Is business mess M house % % rules m @ - @ gn 1 II M be G RE
yap % % but it. eTV a ba sad better keep an eye on this
In San Francisco local Of tin fabrcatng workers added
their EMPLOYERS $4,000 yacht argument for 6can
Dayton Ohio the CLOS Youngest union the Int Union of
e rival ad U m & the ba GS in Re a
Delco plant.
In Calcutta 1 India the daily ] at qggehead
demands for voice in the selection of alers and also
Miami Fla union leaders who for Florida
sadssi aSa %5 % 1S MISSION
and that he had stock
Pittsburgh Herman sn. Ste sek1aqs 3k president Of the
asoms too and npesy
y senkraas found himself suddenly ~Ren labor
remarked found the Department
the @Depament Employers and Unions ''s ' agency
Washington the NLRB ruled that companies bargain
with unions the ram dining halls
day to the unions lunch room ''
s @ an G@sD S dSpf p T
licenses hundreds % S RS brought their pooehes directly Into
and stairs through corridors
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-12-07
Der FIuch Won Potsdum
Iiegt Ueber gamer Welt

Srciburg. - Ser Slud bon Sots.
Sam Iieat nid)t nur iiber GcutIhlano.
ionocrn iibcr ser oonsen @elt, ia9te
gunoesnerfebrsnliniiter Gr. Sans
Gbriltopb Scebobm (Geutide Eartei)
in Trciburg. Gieier sSlud babe lid
biSbcr spor MIR I'M fultcn Griea cnt.
laOrn. oieIer ihoIie li(J aber ihon
an O;clcn SteIlen ser @elt NIT beI'
bcn GrpIoiioncn 2uit. Gas oelltlhe
NahfricgSid)icfiol treIie nit Sem
ocntidcn Gplf auh iene SOlfer oeS
CItcns, oie man in Sic oiiatiide
Srronnei bineingeItoben bobe. See
bobm, ser aui elmer arnb8ebnng Der
illbctenocutihen 9anosmulnlhaIt
iprod5, nannte sic Muiie ser Sliidt.
linge cine io,ioIe sltombombe, Sic
BON Sen Seimatpertriebenen ielbIt
cntId)GrIt perNcn miiiic. ga tie elne
UeIohr iilr sic aonSe @elt iei, aebc
Sic o0Ilm9 Ses neutrality-suspicious.
nid)t Sic Tcutihen allein, lonoern
oQe Mcnihen guten @illens an, be-
IonOcrS obcr iene Solfer, oeren Ser
trcter Nicics Iroblem burd ibre Gnt'
iCbci0ung ii6cr bie @elt gcbraht bdt'
tc Scr Wtjniitrr ,ntcritrid) Sen
RcchtSonipruh ser Gcrtriebencn alf
lire 5einnt. Solanse oIeIes Geht
niht wicoerbcrgeitellt lei, miibten
ibncn oie @runolugen 'iir Elm lebens'
ncrtcs 9cbcn ae9eben Deroen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-12-07
Die Mumien ruechen SIGH
"Wsr mich in meiner Ruhe sioeri wird vom Tode ge.
packi - - ceheimnisvone Maechie turch
Jahriausende.

Mls bas Grab G6nia Sut-and).
Nnons I'M Sabre 1923 entoeft
tpurbe, fd,rieb cine Gariicr 3eitlmN:
-Sie iperben ieben, ourt, Sabre hin.
burdl tperben mir bie Had,e Der ASho=
raonen erleben." llno icit bicien Sa=
aen fat Sut=anf,=Sl =Slmon MN totidh>
lid) iein q. Spfer inter benienioen
Qeforbert, bic an Scr Gntbedlnu iei=
mes @rabmoIs iraenblpie beteiliat
iparen. Wan Tonne BON rcinem 3u=
fall iprehen, Der pieueid)t fir einiNe
sSGlle autrifft, aber bod, feline ST.
fldruna fir sahlreicbe perbliifferoe
@eidebniiie aibt.
Sa febrten 4. 9. 2abn unb Cir
Mlcranber Seton i'm Sabre 1887
aus Menppten heim ,no hatten iith
rslm Mnbenfen" in einem Grahe
freioeleate Sotenaebeine mitaebroht.
&aum aber iparen lie in Gnalonb an=
aelanat, ipurben lie bon llnerfldrli=
den &ronfhei1en, nGd,tlihen Grihci=
n,lnaen. anoauernben OtiSerfplaen
unb perihieoenen merfipiiroiaen 3lls
fammentreffen heimQeiuht.
Cine Nbenb oina Setpns Neffe,
her nifts bonn @orhanoeniein unh
uriprlma bes Sfeletts ipubte, in bas
gab. Eloelih horte man i'm alrf=
ihreien. Ct lief in bos 3inmer ieis
ner Sonte lnb eradhlte, er hobc eine
menihlihe Griheinuna aeiehen, bic
Idnaiam ourd) Sic Salle ihritt lmo
i'm Salon perihipuno. Gin slpeites
MaI tprrne hieie Gridleinuna bon ei=
ner ,srelmoin bes 6auies ipobrge=
npnmen. uno sic Geidreibuno
ftimmte aenau nit oer oes 9teffen
iibercin.
BebeimnisnolIe GiniIiiiie
,Gines 9lbenhs befaRten mir llns
a,m Spah nit aortenleaen" berid,z
tet Seor, .als mir ale nit einem=
NAL oas Gmpfinben batten, boR iit,
cine aeheimnispone GinlpirflmQ i'm
6auie bemerfbar mad,te. slm nGd)=
ften Sage erfrantte ih unb hulo bor=
auf aud, naine sSrau. Sic binsuaes
aoocnen 9lerste tonnten iih niht in
her Siaanoie Der beunrllbiNenben
Notwithstanding ei in / q II.
Nad, einiaer 2eit lpar id, 0ans ullein
All Sauie, unier 8inh. feline Efleaes
rim linb audi bic geoienl,no naren
erfronft. Son einem fl,rhtboren
Gntieten aepodt, ipadlte id, plOelih
in Der Nod,t ouf. Sus ihier llnerz
trGolide slnaitaefiibl tpuroc burh
bic entietIid,e 8elpibheit Der @eNen=
mart elmer aebeimnispollen Madt
herppraerufen."
Gnolib entihlok iih Setpn, sic
Totenaeteine ibrem @rabe ipieocr=
auaebcn, unb bon oa an aeItultete
iid, bas 2eben in ieinem 6auie ipie=
Der normal.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-12-07
Merkwuerdiges Sehieksa| zines
auf Abwege geratenen Names
In der Frehet Elm verbrecher in den stroanstotea Elm
aevsserst tuentierter Muer.

@idita. 3ani. - SIM gei1nsnis
bon Seogluid Gountp iist 5ssen.
,p6rti9 ein ettpos iiber 40 Sabre
alter s!!ni:n, Dem ein merfloiirSises
GGidioI bei@ieoen wproen lit.
Sein Same 1T Grneit s;ipir:ooa.
Wit 9! Satren eeriet er nit tem
0eies lit Scni!ift rnS 5at aItes in
oac!E 1G Iaar, bii:tcr ecu ibueoi-
i&en 0croiner suaeLvaGt. Uc1cn.
partia beiiroet er i;d) tereits trei
0:cnate i'm GeiinsniS un> no:tet
onf einen nel,en Yro5cB, in ,peleh:r'
iSrt motl eiac lGngere 6rei5eitsi::rair
srGifticrt Deroen miro. Germ CT III
tc'Al!tigt, EN- ainS entiiibrt 81:
bnOen. gorber battc er ldnaerc Set
IL, 2ut;tbaus bon Souiiiana megeu
Get.uges 5ntvingen miiilen.
ss!:ii.;inuou iit rirllid ein iebr Ia.
Icrtiertcr Ytole:. ser ouberorGcntlid;
i:rac:l crbeiteu fcnr. Wtcn tct ibn
in Seller ces CciiinSriiies cine f!eil:r
Eevfitatt cu9erihtet uno ibr eirc
otcifc.ci cnDeiertist.. Seine sSalette
lit aus einerl groBen Glehbedel &C.
icj;!itten poroen, uno iein StubI BE.
ltcDt aus einent Brett, oas auf ei"
nerl alten Cimer beieitigt lit.
Sn ser fur3en Seit bon 3 Mona.
te:, bat CT 80 Sauitrationen fir ein
GuG fiir ainOer vaus Sem @ermel
seisaiitteIt", bot ueridiebene religioie
9i!Scr genlaIt, Oa,u einc @cibe bon
S;cnen aus aem 8ef6n9nis uno
.reiter s5enen aus oem 2eben. bes
CT seiiibrt fat, ebe er binter ocu
Gcuern Ser Straianitalten Der.
id,ioanO. Nah oem ltrteil bon Sad)-
rsr1tiiusisen iollen ibm oieienigen
Gss,,cn ON beiten seluneen iein, Sic
c. II Der grinnec!,ns an Sic Se;t
int S"GtGaus bon 9ouiiiana sen,alt
bat. CT ml:t, auber elmer auBerit
re9en SGartciie elm ausge3eibnetes
&c, &a;tris beiissn. 0enn sic Tor.
ItsGHrg maaIcr S5enen lit biz irs
fieisit. sirein FORFEIT, mic aus ocn
M.i-a Oct Strcianltalten fejt,ultcI.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-12-07
Der Postdienst auf dem Lande

rem. iie fiinlmern iib INT sic S6be
Der Geriidcruns ser &afete unb iie
nebmen aud, Yoitanpeiiungen an.
Sie 0urbi6nittslGnge elmer @olt.
route auf Dem 2anOe betrG9t 45
Ieilen. GeaenpGrtig beiinoet iid) Sic
linglte Eoitrollte I'M Srte 2afe
@aIes in 6lorioo, sic los Nteilen
betrigt.
6reie, 5. b. ine1,tseltIidle &oit5u.
itelluna auf oem Sanoe (9. 5. g.,
5. +. Hural 6ree Geliuerp) lpuroc
inn Sabre 1896 einseiiibrt, als ore
Houten bon ie IS Meilcn 2Gnse in
Charles Sopn, @eit &irgiuia. elm.
scfiibrt uurocn. Die eriten Yoltboten
crbielten 5000 Subressebalt. Sic
murcn berlttcn ooer illbren in 2uit.
Tu9cn. Scllte eriolgt bie gntlobnung
ocs Goitbcten nad Ser 2Gnge Der bon
ibncn bcriibrten 9fplte. Ser stnfGn.
ger erb1It aui elmer Is Meilen Ian.
9cn 9iolltc cine Gntlobnl,ng bon $2,.
$50 idbrlih 5uiii9liG zines SpeIcn-
beitrogS ppn s Sent per Wsile iiir
Goiolin mo oie SnltonoGaltung ieis
ncS Groitmosens. Die transport,
nrittel muB or ielSIt beiitelnrn.
Gie meiiten Yoltboten beoicnen
Sic Sonocsteilc, in Scnen lie er5o9en
ryurocn. 2cbrreiN lit in oeier SIN.
iicjt eos @eiipiel Don S. IS. Cooper,
>cr in ser NGbc icincs Seimes in
Sbobonier, Mih., oils Shuucbrer
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-12-07

0tjuiouen bon slmerifancrn, Sic
ani oem 2anoe nobucn, miiicn sic
SeQuenlihfeit unO ben 9tltben oes
Yoltoienlt's auf Oem 2unoe 81,
id)Gten. Tie Yolt miro ibnen irci
5uscitel!t audi pcnn lie nod 10 ,pcit
pom nGditcn &oltant cntferut liuo.
Sieie 0iitanj betrdgt 5ulpciIen mebr
alS 90 ltcilcn. Srobocm ncrNen init
slusnnbme ser Som- uno Teicrtagc
Sie Sricfe t1gliN pom @ricitr09cr
9ciol!nelt uno a1llN entlong ser
Ncit'trabcn alSgctragcn. Scie Holt.
botea traacn feiue llniiorm lno be.
n:tcn fire eigencn &raIhro9en, obcr
lie i..ao nollberedltigtc @lMoc5bcan1tc.
Sic iinO !rit9licoer ocs rGipil Ser.
pice", lie erbielten ibrc slnitelll,ng
oui Grrno ton Eriiflngcn, in Oencn
oiele @cttbGpcrber auItretcn. Sic
iino bon pclitiid)cn Enrteicn lno IT,.
rem lpchlcluOllcn @liif unubhln9M
lnO linh auf noN 80 GienItlabrcn
pcniiunsberedltigt.
Ger Eoltbote olf Sem 2onNc nbcr
rGural Moil Carrier" mus au6
gspiiie Tunftioncn cines &oitpor.
I.a:ocs ooer nEoItnoIter" pcricbcn
,inS bie Graftlpagcn Ser GoItbotcn
a,f tem 2onoe iino monhmal ein
roIenoes &oitcmt. sluf pielcn Goit-
,ol,ten perfauIen Sic EOitbotcn Wtar.
Ter, lie lpicgcn Sic Gafcte ob unN
teitirlmcn Sic Sobe Scr Eoltgcbiih.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-12-07

angeiteat mar. Die Nadbarn nadten
i'm oaraui auImerfiam. bal, cine
neue &ultbotenitelle ausgeibricten
mar. gr beaab iib Damn 5u SUB
sum nidlten 4oitamt, oas 7 Mci-
len entfernt par, meloete liet, sur
Griiiung uno beitano lie. Gr bicnte
oonn 20 Sabre als &oit6ote, cr te-
niitte in oieier 3cit ein Yiero, oaun
einen Shlitten, eiuen sreiriioerigen
g3agen, ein SabrroO nnS nabre,to
elmer lteberidwemnlIng iogar e'n
Soct. Ginmal half er einem gtaG).
barn, als ein Gercr arsbraf. Cr
fat iid nic)t eeiheut, aui ieinen
Yoihuegen einem &inoe einen 3abn
5u siebert als es n0tig mar. seoen
Sommer mar ct auf Der alliGbrild)
ltattiinSenocn Gonpention ser ga.
tional Setter Carriers sliiociatirn
ompeieno. Ties lit cine unabb1ngi6e
Getrrfirboit ton oftipen unO pen
iicnicrteu Gcnob,ieitriacrn. Gann
nuroe Afr. Cocrer gum &rulibenten
oisier Gersiniauns seo0blt unn ml,b-
tc iit pom Sicnitc teilrlauben lolien
neil Scr Sit Scr Celrerfihait lid
i, @aiDinatci:, 3. e., beiinoet. Sci.
II, Gcrmolt.,uSs SsiGEisfeiten crrcgten
oi, Nuircrfiaufeit Ger @eomten i'm
II. 9. |ci.. Giiicc Department. slls
Goopcr's %Mts..e:r,;n in Ser 8rperf,
id)oit otlief, let ibni Ser &uitnolter
Genera. ciucu @citen alS Saupt oes
gciantcu 2auopoltGienltcs an. CT
pertlieb oIio in @aibingtou uno
ltoro MN ciner organization Dor,
cic $4,000 @rieitrGser umiabt, sic
sc, 100000 0tcnicDer beolcnen uno
Iit) aui Guitruuten benegen, Die in,
scn;cu 1,45O,0O0 Ieilen unlfaiien.
Cine Turisemeinoe fam Sen Euit,
sl!itelSicrit fiir iirl begebre,, ialls
lie eirs:1 bereits bcitebcnoen HoIt-
Gievi! beradbart lit. balbnees bralld)-
>tars Strnben l,uo iibcroies cine
o:;rGit;Hittlite gepGlfcrlng bon
4 Caa,:!isn aii ieSer 0teile Ser neI
cil1sNri9htczoen 8oitroute auiuciicn
fc1n. 5cc,ilien, sic in iclHen &c.
scrben Ieben, sic bieien Giinoeit,
ertcrba.niiien nid)t geniigen, miiiien
iid) i5re &oltiahen beim nibit &c.
leeci,eu GoItamt abbolen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-12-07

len lit. Eeb babel tie SSerwatungcn
Ser Straianita!ten ridt INNER gut
recscfor1r,en iino, oiirite iii') pon
'e!e;t ueriteben.
Cr fat iih nbcr o1d) III Sen Strai.
a., ;tolten niitlidb betitist. So bat er
,:::s:, geiipiel im Staatsjud)tbaus
r;l Mtiiiouri in Sefierion Gitp Nie
Gapelle anerfanntermabcn flint
rii;') orslcitattct.
Ga Scr @c9inn ieines Erojeilcs
r1b niht ieitltebt, 10 boiit slipiuuca,
60; cs ibm gelin9en ,uirh, an Die
tco 1cnrGlSe iertis5uitellen. gr TOLL
i:Ia bant nod bciten &riiiten eiren
Gcuos 5uiamn,cnmolcu, bon Ocn er
81 sebren aeoenft, luenn er piaoer
enr;ol sur Gntlaiiuna fommen ioaF.
Gonu oaS ahcr icin miro
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-12-07
Synthes;sehe Cvmmi-
Production steiqt

@oibinston. - Gie 9roSuftion
ocr Gunitgumnlilperfe ser @esierung
lit raU einem 9eridt ser Mdon.
Itrntticn 6inan5 aorp. bereits anf
elm Satresuolumen bon 100000
lonncn aeitieger. ltcbcr sic gemii6.
llnach ItiQGele9te Geierpeiobrifcn
rIeS1r it 8ctrieb su iesen uno Die
Trceuftlon fiir Gerteioigunssspcde
Su lteleern, erfldrte bie NIG: 3ipei
Werfc in Seas arbeiten, 8 in Gali.
fornla, 3 II, aentl,dr, r eincs in
Sbio lmS Eenniplpania perocn Sic
SrcSufticn ipnthetiiben 8ummi in
nddltcr 3eit auinebnen. SIM Md.
lten Sabre iolgen ein @ert in Gir.
glnia lmo stpei in 2ouiiiana. Die
HroOuftionsrate ioa bis GnSc 1851
aui 100000 Sonnen lno tur3 oar.
auf aui Oie bon YrdiiOcnt Srrman
geioroerte gnoleiituus bon 100000
Sonnen pro Sabr gebradt nerOcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-12-07

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-12-07

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-01
SPEEDY OK TO H-B0MB GIVES DRIVE TO RACE

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1--R-The United States is going ahead full blast on development of a hydro gen super bomb in an obvious ef- fort to win the atomic arms. race with Russia.
 Only an agreement which would bar atomic weapons in all coun- tries, including Russia, under a tight system of international con- trols, can now banish this prospec- tive weapon from American arsen- als.
 The State Department is review ing American policy on information al controls-reportedly including the possibility of new approach to Russia-but whether anything will come of such studies remains to be seen.
 The decision to go ahead with work on the hydrogen bomb, ex- pected to be vastly more destructive than the original A-bomb, was an nounced by President Truman yes terday. He said he had reached his conclusion under his responsibility as commander in chief of the arm- ed forces to see to it that our country is able to defend itself against any possible aggressor."
 Congress gsv, overwhelming ap- proval today D the decision and put emphasis on speed in doing so
 Through much Capitol Hill com ment ran the theme: We can't let Russia get ahead or us.
 No announcement by the Chief Executive in recent months has been hailed with such unanimity of approval as MT. Truman's state ment yesterday that he has di- rected the Atomic Energy Com mission to proceed on the new weapon of destruction.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-01
CRASH VICTIMS REST AT HOSPITAL

WHITEHORSE, VT, Feb. 1-R Six men who miraculously sur vived the crash of their plane Mon- day during the big missing C-54 search, were resting today at Camp McRae, nine miles south of White horse. None was injured seriously.
 They can be moved in day or two and will be flown to the Air Force hospital at Fort Richardson in Anchorage, Alaska" an attend ing physician reported.
 Five of the men were bundled into sleeping bags and brought to Camp McRae yesterday on stretch er-sleds after the pilot of the crashed C-47, It. Charles R. Harden of Graham. NC, struggled eight miles through waist-deep snow to reach Yukon highway and report the near tragedy.
 The 31-year-old Harden suffered lip and scalp cuts.
 The five other men were Capt Peter M. Berry, Anchorage; T-Sgt Forrest w. Hudson, B, Three Rivers Tex; Eugene Cole. Centrahoma Okla; Cpl Bruno J. Przydzial Philadelphia. and Jack Borges, An chorage radio station news editor.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-01

 VOTE CASE
 IN SENATE

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1--tR-The Senate today accepted by voice vote a change in the proposed Constitu- tional amendment to revise the system of electing Presidents and Vice Presidents.
 Offered by Senate Democratic Leader Lucas GID, it would require that a winning Presidential candf- date get at least 40 percent--or a total of 212.4-of all of the nations 531 electoral votes.
 There is one electoral vote for each member of Congress. Each state has an electoral vote equal to the total of it's Senators and Rep resentatives.
 If no candidate receives 40 per- cent of the electoral votes, under the Lucas proposal, the 531 mem bers of the Senate and House would elect the President from the two highest candidates by majority vote.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-01
Groundhog Day
 Tomorrow; Whaf'II Forecasi Be!

Let it rain, let it snow. .''
 Pay no tttention to us, we really don't mean it-only for tomorrow
 For tomorrow is the Big Day, Groundhog Day. Professional wealth CT forecasters are all right in their places 364 days year, but for us, we pin our faith on MT. Ground hog. If he sneaks stealthily out of his burrow tomorrow and cat ches even the faintest glimpse of his shadow, z-o-o-p! Back in he goes to curl up into a tight little nap for another six weeks. However, if he comes out and sniffs into a swirling snowstorm, or better yet, rain, he'll stretch, yawn and lock the door of his burrow after him for he knows, as do all good groundhogs that spring is just around the next tree.
 So let's all cross our fingers, ig- nore the U. s. Weather Bureau, and make the theme song of the day
 Let it rain, let it snow. :" just to help pal out.