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W illi Monopoly
WASHINGTON, i/P)—'The gov
ernment today filed a civil action
charging the Lorain (Ohio' Jour
nal Co. and four of its officers
with conspiracy to monopolize the
spread of news, advertising and
other information.
Attorney general McGrath an
nounced the suit was filed in fed
eral district court at Cleveland. He
said it is the first case in which a .
newspaper has been charged with
conspiring to injure a competing
radio station.
A justice department statement
said the company and its officers
, are charged with acquiring owner
ship of their competitors and re
* fusing to publish in the Journal
advertisements of business houses |
who advertise over radio stations i
in Lorain and Elyria, Ohio, or who
udvertisd in the Lorain Sunday
News, a newspaper published ev
ery Sunday.
They are accused also the de
partment said, of inducing pub
lishers of the Elyria Chronicle
Telegram not to circulate their *
Bov ()wes Life And
FAIRBANKS, <jP)—A 13-year
old boy, who doctors say owes his
life and remaining eyesight to the
generosity of Fairbanks’ residents,
was enroute today to Ogden, Utah,
to attend school.
The boy, Nordell Carrol, was
operated puon for a brain tumor
last year after local residents dug
up more than $4,000 to pay costs
of the surgery. The operation
saved his life and a small portion
of his eyesight.
Remaining money was set aside
in a fund for the boy’s use. Mem
bers of the Lion's Club, who spear
headed the original drive, voted to
allot $1500 from the fund for a
year’s schooling.
While in Ogden, the boy will
live with relatives—Mrs. James
Beverly and Mrs. Eugene Cook.
The Philippine Island of Min
danao is 36,000 miles square and
has 2,000,000 inhabitants.
newspaper in Lorrain.
The two cities are adjacent.
! Steel Strike
Postponed For
Another Week
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have been feuding since.
Mr. Truman intervened to stave
off the week-end strike. In addi
tion to truce extension, he called
for direct bargaining and early
settlement.
Murray announced the union
wage policy committee approval
of the extension. He said:
“The only thing I have to add is
j that we are contacting the various
companies and we hope to meet
with the <U. S. Steel' corporation
today.”
The action was taken in a reso
lution unanimously adopted by the
committee.
Two Pittsburgh district plants
were closed by work stoppages.
One company official blamed the
men being “jittery over the whole
situation in the steel industry.”
Union officials say the men were
out without union authorization.
Employees reporting for work
at the Universal Cyclops Steel
plant milled around confusedly in
j the rain—and then went home.
3-Year-Old Fishing
Case Settled
FAIRBANKS </Pi—After travel
ing to the U. S. Supreme Court
and back, a Kodiak Island fishing
! case was finally settled this week.
It took three years of wrangling.
Judge Harry A. Pratt signed a
decree permanently enjoining the
department of the interior’s fish
and wildlife service from inter
fering with fishing operations of
non-natives in the waters off the
Karlub Indian reservation on Ko
diak Island.
The case started originally be
fore Judge Pratt in 1946. went
through the circuit court of ap
peals in San Francisco, thence to
the Supreme Court in Washing
ton. D. C., and then back here.
U. S. Dist. Atty. Harry O. Arend
argued the case for the govern
ment. Seattle fisheries interests
were represented by W. C. Arnold
and Edward F. Medley.
Will juvenile delinquency come
to this: “Really, John, you shall
have to speak to Junior. He’s been
flying back and forth across the
Atlantic all the afternoon.”
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