Ohio Rail Strike Blasts On as Work Returns Few
A Cleveland report shows 45 Baltimore and Ohio switchmen returning to Akron yards while other lines stagger. New York Central freight dwindles and Railway Express halts shipments to 45 states. Ohio, Indiana, Michigan mostly spared. The Fisher Body GM plant and Cleveland Symphony face closures or cancellations. Nationwide, auto production risks stoppage with 125,000 idle and potential rise to 600,000.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Baltimore
Akron
New York Central
The
Railway Express Co
District of Columbia
Indiana
Michigan
Columbus
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Nickeh Plate
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Pscincinnati
Toledo
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
New England
Newburgh
N. Y
Richmond
Binghamton
Washington
GOP Senator Urges Foreign Policy and Spending Cuts
Senator Dirksen of Illinois says Republicans can win control in 1952 by stressing foreign policy socialism and cleaning house. He claims chances are strong and a sweeping victory in both Houses is possible if the electorate protests current Administration policy. The piece also notes Ohio air raid alert centers linked to Air Force stations and a web of police communications, with multiple city substations listed.
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Senator Dirksen
Illinois
Congress
Dirksen
Midwest
GOP
State Highway Patrol
Columbus
Air Force
Cambridge
Findlay
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Toledo
Ohio
Akron
Chillicothe
Dayton
Defiance
Lima
Mansfield
Marietta
Marion
Sandusky
Youngstown
Ten Accidental Deaths In Weekend Ohio Toll
The cold snow and ice caused ten weekend accidental deaths in Ohio. AP tally from 6 p m Friday to midnight Sunday shows five vehicle mishaps, two carbon monoxide deaths, one home fire fatality, one freezing death, and one death while shoveling snow. The week-long storm total reaches 30.
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Columbus
Ohio
Associated Press
Widowed Mother Mary Cameron Dies from Burns
Mary Cameron a 50 year old widow and mother of five died in Smith Everett Hospital from burns suffered when her clothing caught fire from a coal stove at her West Portsmouth home on Thursday.
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Portsmouth
Mary Cameron
Smith Everett Hospital
Ohio to Get 90 734 851 in Federal Aid
Ohio is set to receive at least 90 734 851 in federal grants for the fiscal year ending June 30, per a report to Senator Bricker. The total is 917 933 higher than last year, with several programs showing increases such as Child Welfare Services and Hospital Construction, while others like Airports and General Health Assistance show declines. Ohio allotments for some programs were not available.
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Ohio
Washington
John W. Bricker
Senate Executive Expenditures Committee
Bricker
Office of
Colleges For Agriculture and Mechanical Arts
Forest Fire Cooperation
American Printing House For the
Convention Opens Today in Cincinnati
The convention of the National Crushed Stone Association and the Agricultural Limestone Institute opens in Cincinnati today, drawing industry leaders to discuss quarrying, processing, and lime production trends.
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Cincinnati
National Crushed Stone Association
The
Agricultural Limestone Institute
Additional Changes In Oft Revised Car License Bill
The Ohio General Assembly faces more edits to the auto license tag bill as it returns to work. Gov Lausche proposed a single plate with a windshield sticker in 1952 and a second plate with a 1954 sticker to save steel during the national emergency. The Senate favored two plates and three-year stickers, while the House Committee plans to recommend two plates this year with a 1952 sticker, possibly deferring 1953 and 1954 decisions to future sessions. The panel includes Reps. Devine Drake and Harter. the full committee will weigh House changes before sending to the governor. The House also votes on renaming county prosecutors as district attorneys, a proposal supported by Cassell and Yoder and the Prosecuting Attorneys Association. Other measures advance, including liquor permit bans near schools, health board licensing for large trailer parks, private quail breeding permits, and a potential tax increase on horse race betting to fund state needs.
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Columbus
General Assembly
Frank J. Lausche
Senate
House’ Re
Samuel L. Devine
Franklin
Terry Drake
Crawford
Fred Harter
Summit
House
F. K. Cassell
Wyandot
Jesse Yoder
Montgomery
Cassell
Prosecuting Attorneys Association
Senate Liquor Committee
Liquor Department
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Cuyahoga
House Health Committee
Lowell Fess
R-Greene
Trial Dates Set By Tax Court In Akron Firms Case
The Tax Court plans to set a trial date for two Akron latex products firms L E Shank Latex and Killian Co as the government seeks 2 541 264 in additional war year taxes 1942 45. Maurice Gusman a former Cleveland banker and Florida real estate investor will be principal witness with two day trial to follow Akron attorney Donald Gottwald and Numa L Smith for the companies Clarence E Price for the Bureau of Internal Revenue will represent the government The case alleges a family partnership called Killishan Sales Division drained profits to avoid higher corporate taxes Also slated is a Carh Metal Process Co suit claiming 8 00 000 in taxes linked to 1945 patent infringement payments to the Leon A Beeghly Fund a Youngstown trust.
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Akron
L. E. Shank Latex Products Co
Killian Co
Tax Bureau
Maurice Gusman
Florida
Gusman
Donald Gottwald
Numa L. Smith
Clarence E. Price
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Price
James L. Tyrrell
Charles E. Jenkins
Killishan Sales Division
Carh Metal Process Co
Leon A. Beeghly
Youngstown
O Briens Reunited After Long Yearward Wanderings
The O Brien family ends a year of hardship with Shirley's reunion in Los Angeles. 11 year old Shirley is back with her parents as migrant workers face housing searches and steady work opens for William. Stevens funds travel and a heater factory job begins at 50 dollars weekly.
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O’briens
Shirley O’brien
Mary O’brien
William O’brien
Shirley
O'Briens
Arizona
California
San Francisco
Milton Stevens
William B. McKesson
Stevens
Geologist Shows Films On Submarine Canyons
LA JOLLA Calif Dr Francis P Shepard of UC presented new photographic evidence on submarine canyons. The films shot on the sea floor show canyons with vertical overhanging walls and gullies resembling dry land canyons, suggesting similar formation processes.
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LA Jolla
Calif
Grand Canyon
Francis P. Shepard
University of California
State Officials Plan To Test Air Raid Net
Ohio to test its air raid warning system at irregular intervals to keep it effective. Brig. Gen. Kenneth Cooper says the state can alert to an impending air raid in two minutes via the police radio network. Test alerts will be initiated from the state and broadcast irregularly. Receiving agencies have been spending on rivals foreign policy in the present voter interest. The people favor taxes if government shows sacrifice. The president’s budget proposals on socialized medicine and education are cited. Republican speakers will discuss Dirksen themes at the Chicken Box Supper tonight at a local Sports Arena.
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Columbus
Ohio
Kenneth Cooper
Ohio Adjutant General
Dirksen
North Seaway To Be Pushed By President Amid Opposition
President Truman weighs a luncheon with opponents of the St. Lawrence seaway to win support for the 1 billion dollar project. He urged key Senate Foreign Relations and House Public Works members to speed hearings on authorization. The aim is a deep water route to bring Labrador iron ore to replace dwindling Minnesota supplies. Senator Wiley proposed the luncheon to gain converts.
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Truman
St. Lawrence Seaway
J. Truman
Senate Foreign Relations
House Public Works Committees
Labrador
Minnesota
Wiley
Services for Wallace C Pinfold Tomorrow
Services for Wallace C. Pinfold, retired B and O Railroad supervisor, will be held tomorrow in Cincinnati. Local obituary note records his long service and ties to the railroad community.
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Pinfold
Cincinnati
Wallace C. Pinfold
B&o Railroad
Tank thrust nears Seoul in Korean War drive
Allied tanks hit near Anyang nine miles south of Seoul as three tank infantry task forces push toward the burned capital. In Washington, Selective Service Chief Hershey outlined draft changes for married men ages nineteen to twenty six with no children, proposing removal of deferments for one dependent.
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Seoul
Anyang
Washington
Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
Bricker Urges RFC Cleanup After Dawson Allegations
Washington Senator Bricker calls on President Truman to fire White House Aide Donald Dawson amid claims he tried to dominate the Reconstruction Finance Corp. He advocates a broad RFC housecleaning. Senator Hoey plans to reopen an inquiry citing possible influence peddling in defense contract awards, with Maj. Gen. Harry Vaughan previously involved.
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Bricker
Ohio
Truman
White House
Donald Dawson
Reconstruction Finance Corp
RFC
Dawson
Hoey
D-Nc
Truman Seeks Major Tax Hikes Across Auto TV Sales
The administration asked Congress for a 10 billion dollar tax boost including excise increases of 20 percent on autos and 25 percent on television and radio sets. It proposes a 4 percent rise in individual income tax, higher corporate rates, expanded capital gains, and broader levies on tobacco, alcohol, and gasoline with revenue goals of hundreds of millions to billions.
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Truman Administration
Congress
Teleview
Inanata
Secretary of Treasury
Snyder
House
Ways and Means Committee
Truman
House Committee
Ohioan Among Dead In B-50 Crash Saturday
Five U S airmen died when a B 50 bomber crashed in England Saturday Briggs Air Force Base announced. The Ohio victim was T Sgt Edward O Blair engineer from Fremont Ohio son of Mr and Mrs Lee W Blair.
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EL Paso
Tex
U. S
England
Briggs Air Force Base
Edward O. Blair
Lee W. Blair
Fremont
Ohio
Blair
Lackland overcrowding complaints unfounded says Senate panel
A Senate Preparedness Subcommittee report finds no health risk from overcrowding at Lackland Air Base Texas. Only two recent deaths cited auto accident and cancer. Commission hired by Secretary of the Air Force found general health of airmen good and denied pneumonia claims.
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Senate
Lackland
Texas
Congress
Senate Preparedness
Lyndon Johnson
D-Tex
Air Force
Finletter
Defense Department
Navy
Johnson
Senate Committee
Ohio limp gas supply eases as cold snap ends
In Columbus Ohio the worst of the cold and snow eased as gas shortages lessened for homes and small businesses though heavier industry still faced limits. Warmer weather aided highway clearing and schools resumed after snow days. Toledo lawmakers seek probe into gas shortages amid alleged discrimination.
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Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly
William K. Gerheuser
Toledo
Gerheuser
Ollie Czelusta
Arnold V. Finch
Comemission of
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
RCAF Spots Lost Flyer on Vancouver Island Beach
An American pilot identified as J. J. Coil of Columbus Ohio was forced to land Saturday due to fuel shortage. He was found uninjured on Lawrie Bay beach Vancouver Island after his single engine plane drifted off course from Sandspit to Port Hardy. RCAF Cane seaplane crew spotted him and naval tug Clifton prepared to transfer Coil to his East Coast Vancouver Island destination.
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RCAF
J. J. Coil
Columbus
Ohio
Sandspit
Queen Charlotte Islands
Port Hardy
Vanccouver Island
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Lawrie Bay
Clifton
Winter Harbor
Coll
Fish and Game Laws Convictions Totals Reported
Columbus report shows 2,497 individuals convicted of Ohio fish and game violations last year, paying fines totaling $54,958. This follows 2,807 convictions recorded in 1949 by the Department of Natural Resources.
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Columbus
Department of Natural Resources
Lamneck to Speak on Red Cross Role in Ohio
State public welfare director John H Lamneck will address state Red Cross chapter leaders Saturday as they meet to discuss their role in the national emergency Lamneck represents Governor Lausche Fred A Winfrey vice president of the American Red Cross will also speak at the session in Columbus.
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John H. Lameneck
Red Cross
Lamneck
Frank J. Lausche
Fred A. Winfrey
American Red Cross
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