Ohio House rushes to pass 146 million six month funds bill
The Ohio House hurried to approve a 146 million six month appropriations measure as Gov. Lausche warned of only four million in spare cash amid possible recession. He urged limiting new spending and proposed using the 70 million surplus for capital projects while addressing revenues in a coming message.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Senate Democrats
Lausche
House
House Finance Committee
Don H. Ebright
Statehouse
Senate
Anna F. O'Neil
D-Summit
Robert R. Shaw
R Franklin
O’neil
Shaw
David A. Liggitt
Logan
General Assembly
Ohio CIO Council To Open Convention
The Ohio CIO council opens its four day convention tomorrow in Cleveland with over 1200 delegates expected. Speakers include Secretary of Labor Maurice J. Tobin Allan Haywood national CIO VP Joseph W. Fichter master of the Ohio State Grange and James B. Carey national CIO secretary.
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Cleveland
Ohio Cio Council
Jack Kroll
Maurice J. Tobin
Allan Haywood
CIO
Joseph W. Fichter
Ohio State Grange
James B. Carey
Mansfield Escapees Recaptured Near Delaware
Two Mansfield Reforma inmates Carl Daniels 21 Circleville and Delmar Weaver 23 Alliance escaped Sunday night and were recaptured near Delaware after stopping at a farm house for food. Emerson Cain 21 and Mike Hall 29, who fled with them, were recaptured earlier.
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Delaware
Carl Daniels
Circleville
Delmar Weaver
Alliance
Mansfield Reformatory
Here
Earl Fravel
Emerson Cain
Mike Hall
Snow Is Helpful But Not for Bandit
This morning's fresh snow aided police in tracing a $40 robbery at a filling station. Officers followed snow tracks from the station to a nearby house and questioned Byer Griffin Boyce, 29, after taking him into custody for questioning.
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Columbus
Byer Griffin Boyce
Cafe Owner and Ex Titlist Indicted in Franklin County Case
Andrew J. Di Loreto owner of Twentieth Century Foods in Columbus faces indictment by the Franklin County Grand Jury for receiving and concealing stolen meat from a Swift & Co. plant. Al Gahn former Ohio lightweight boxing champion, Raymond L. Grambo and Jack D. Fleming of Columbus are charged with related offenses including armed robbery and burglary.
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Columbus
Franklin
Fairfield Counties
Andrew J. di Loreto
Twentieth Century Foods
Franklin County
Grand Jury
Swift & Co
DiLoreto
Ralph J. Bartlett
al Gahn
Ohio
Raymond L.grambo
Jack D. Fleming
Plane 100 Miles at Sea Fire Found in Cockpit
A Pan American World Airways DC-4 returning to LaGuardia Field due to cockpit fire and smoke about 100 miles offshore. Airline officials cited a wiring short circuit as the cause and said the incident was not serious.
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New York
Pan- American World Airways
la Guardia Field
Puerto Rico
Man Taken in Custody For Torture Robbery
Greenville police announced the arrest of James D. Kline 36 of Dayton in Mishawaka Ind on an armed robbery charge in connection with the Nov 16 torture robbery of Mr and Mrs Robert Cooper. John Andrews 41 of Dayton and Elizabeth Napoli 30 formerly of Dayton remain held in the case.
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Greenville
Robert Cooper
Ernest R. Hufnagle
James D. Kline
Dayton
Mishawaka
Ind
John Andrews
Elizabeth Napoli
Pair To Be Questioned In Slaying At Farmer
Mahlon Wisecup 49 of Hillsboro and his 21 year old wife were returned to Highland County for questioning in the slaying of Wisecup's elderly stepfather, Grant Nichols 72 of Greenfield. Nichols body was found under a cabin floor after Wisecup admitted shooting in self defense and firing a subsequent rum sheriff said.
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Washington C. H
Mahlon Wisecup
Hillsboro
Highland County
Wisecup
Ashland
Grant Nichols
Fayette County
Orland Hays
Hays
Nichols
Greenfield
S. F. Gustin
Gustin
J. H. Byers
Ruth Whitt
Carmel
Ohio
John Bolden
Salem School Destroyed by Fire in Pomeroy
Salem Center elementary school burned last night causing about 5000 dollars in damage. Neighbor Effie Baker woke to dogs barking at 4 30 am and reported the blaze. The one story frame building held new desks valued at 250 dollars and a furnace installed recently at 500 dollars. Sixty pupils attended the two room school with two teachers.
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Pomeroy
Salem Center
Effie Baker
Floyd Thomas
Western Rural Board of Education
Surrender Talk Heard Over North China City
Radio reports from Tientsin say the National garrison of 60 000 rejected a three point surrender offer to the Communists for Nanking area. Nationals would evacuate with light arms through Tangku port while 16 ships waited offshore. Communists had proposed armless surrender with protection of personnel and equipment.
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Nanking
Tientsin
North China
Tangku
Victim Pulls Bullet From Wound In Chest
Ray Schrader age 53 dairy store manager was shot during a holdup yesterday. He pulled the bullet from his chest, then was taken to St Elizabeth Hospital by police. The robber escaped with $10.
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Youngstown
Ray Schrader
Schrader
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Mail Inspector Slain in Lobby
Oklahoma City report says Postal Inspector E M Harkins aged 51 was shot and killed in the main post office lobby. A man surrendered after saying he shot him and wished to turn himself in. Harkins had served as a postal inspector since 1931 and earlier in the war overseas.
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Oklahoma City
E. M. Harkins
Detective Bureau
Police Department
Earl Pruet
Harkins
Rent Control Measure To Be Introduced In Senate
Senator Myers of Pennsylvania plans to introduce a bill to extend rent ceilings for 27 months placing thousands of dwellings back under rent control. The measure may become the administration's rent bill as President Truman seeks tighter controls and a two year extension, said Senator Maybank of South Carolina, committee chair.
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Washington
Myers
D-Pa
Maybank
D-Sc
Senate Banking Committee
Truman
Cabinet Plans Review of Palestine Threat
Britain’s cabinet planned a review of new Palestine developments deemed a grave threat to Middle East peace. Israel and Britain blamed each other for the crisis after five RAF planes were destroyed along the Palestine Egypt frontier last Friday.
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London
Britain
Palestine
Foreign Office
Israel
Timetable Demanded for Indonesia Sovereignty Transfer
The United States demands a definite timetable from the Dutch for elections in Indonesia and the transfer of sovereignty to the United States of Indonesia.
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United States
Indonesia
United States of Indonesia
Snow and Cold Grip Much of Ohio as Storm Worsens
Ohio faced widespread snow after freezing rain and sleet with Port Columbus reporting 3.5 inches of snow. Temperatures fell to 28 as rain and sleet continued, while the West and South saw mixed conditions and a major power strain due to ice and frost.
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Columbus
Ohio
Port Columbus
Weather Bureau
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Kentucky
Virginia
Far West
Pacific Northwest
West Texas
Panhandle
South
California
Fastern
New Mexico
Amarillo
Pacific
West
Columbia River
Portland
Gordon
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Parsons
Joplin
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Carolinas
Southeastern States
New Orleans
Mobile
Ala
Savannah
Baker, Ore
Bozeman
Mont
Caribou, Me
Three Youths Received Detention Sentences in Painesville
In Painesville Judge J. Frank Pollack sentenced three 16 year olds to six months in the juvenile detention ward for an incident at a high school dance that left Quido Stella with a serious eye injury. Two youths received suspended terms of one to three weeks each based on the court’s ruling.
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Painesville
J. Frank Pollack
Quido Stella
Settlement Tentative in New York Fuel Truck Strike
A tentative settlement averting a strike by 2500 fuel truck drivers in New York is reported. The deal ends the threat of action and outlines terms to be finalized with the drivers and employers.
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New York
County Home Boiler Cracks
The Athens County Children's Home housing over 80 wards lost heat when the main boiler cracked Tuesday afternoon. Superintendent Glenn Scott said leaks had earlier been repaired. four plumbers worked today to dismantle the unit as commissioners planned a visit to decide if repairs or a new boiler would be purchased while gas radiant heaters are used. Insurance will cover the 15 year old boiler loss.
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Athens County Children’s Home
Glenn Scott
Scott
Ex-U S Official Accused Of Nazi Collaboration Treason Charge Seen
Authorities tied the slaying of Eleanor Gifford to Monday night January 3 as the search for her killer continued. Sheriff Bateman said the victim was last seen after a party at the Episcopal Country House and a neighbor likely the last to see her. A 24-year-old man in custody faced routine checks, with no clear leads or weapon identified. In Washington a former State Department employee, Herbert John Burgman, was arrested in Germany on treason charges for wartime Nazi collaboration, to be flown back for grand jury action.
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Eleanor Gifford
George Bateman
Miss Gilford
Poston
Episcopal Country House
Ford
Bateman
Ins
Tiffin
Marietta
Herbert John Burgman
Hokah
Minn
Berlin
Justice Department
United States
Germany
Burg
Department
U. S
Ezra Pound
Tomoyo Kawakita
Japan
Los Angeles
June Millarde
Toni Seven
Warren G. Magnuson
Washington
Miss Millarde
Labor Bills Talk Planned on Capitol Hill
The American Federation of Labor argues for a two bill approach to labor legislation. It calls for repeal of the Taft Hartley Act and restoration of the Wagner Act as Congress considers President Truman’s proposed Wagner measure changes. CIO backs the plan. Three staffers outlined the AFL position to Senator Elbert Thomas, who says the procedure dispute will arise.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Capitol Hill
AFL
Congress
Truman
CIO
William Hushing
Lewis G. Hines
Walter A. Mason
Elbert Thomas
Utah
Senate Labor Committee
Thomas
Public Examination of Acheson Scheduled
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee will hold open hearings tomorrow on President Truman's nomination of Dean Acheson as secretary of state. Chairman Connally called for full committee action with unanimous consent of the 13 members.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Truman
Dean Acheson
Connally
D-Tex
Airlift Plane Crash Kills Three Crewmembers
An American airlift plane returning from Berlin crashed near Frankfurt today killing all three crewmen. Names were withheld pending kin notification. The death toll in the Berlin airlift rises to 26 Americans, with seven British airmen also killed in airlift accidents.
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Frankfurt
Berlin
Here
Bullet Triggers Emergency Landing of Racing Flier
S. J. Wittman, a noted racing flyer, was forced to land in a farm field near Spring Hill Tennessee after a fuel tank was punctured by a bullet fired under mysterious circumstances. The incident occurred yesterday as Wittman returned from an air run.
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Spring Hill
Tenn.p
S. J. Wittman
Marysville Evening Tribune Sold to Iowa Pair
The 50 year old Marysville Evening Tribune will change ownership to Dean Carey and James Goodwin Jr both natives of Iowa as announced. The sale marks a transition for the Marysville paper to new local leadership.
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Marysville
Train Service Discontinuance Authorized by PSC
The Public Service Commission authorized the New York Central Railroad to discontinue two Charleston to Point Pleasant passenger trains effective January 15 subject to conditions. Morning mail service must start between Charleston and Point Pleasant and service on remaining trains at all current stops must continue.
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Charleston
W. Va
Public Service Commission
New York Central Railroad
Point Pleasant
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Columbus
Ohio
PSC
Ohio Editors Serve on Pulitzer Prize Jury
Two Ohio editors Louis B. Seltzer of the Cleveland Press and William F. Maag of the Youngstown Vindicator will serve on this year’s Pulitzer Prize juries. Erwin D. Canham nominated Seltzer to pick exhibits of distinguished national reporting and Maag to choose distinguished editorial writing.
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New York
Ohio
Louis B. Seltzer
Cleveland Press
William F. Maag
Youngstown Vindicator
Erwin D. Canham
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Seltzer
Maag
Prices Fall on Kentucky Burley Tobacco Markets
Louisville reports tobacco prices dipped slightly despite heavy volume. State Agriculture Department tallied 12,667,826 pounds sold for an average of 47.53 dollars per hundred, down twenty cents from Monday. Growers earned 62,021,180.80 dollars.
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Louisville
Kentucky
State Department of Agriculture
Group Shapes Against Drive For Tax Hike
Washington lawmakers from both parties mobilize against President Truman's proposed 4 billion tax increase. Senator Byrd predicts less than half of the request if any rise occurs, urging budget balance through spending cuts. Senators Robertson Sparkman advocate economy, with calls to trim federal payroll or cut spending rather than tax hikes. Rep Taber says spending estimates can be shared substantially.
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Washington, UP
Truman
Byrd
D-Va
Robertson
Sparkman
Ala
Rep. Taber
R-Ny
House Appropriations Committee
Railway Express Files Rate Boost Schedule
The Railway Express Agency filed with the state utilities commission a schedule of rate increases on shipments within Ohio. The new rates take effect Feb. 14 if no protests are filed by shippers. The rates mirror those approved Dec. 29 by the Interstate Commerce Commission for interstate shipments.
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Columbus
Railway Express Agency
State Utilities Commission
Ohio
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Ohio seeks theme for inaugural parade float
Ohio float builder J S Becher searches for a suitable theme for Ohio's entry in President Truman's inauguration parade. He notes only the word Ohio in big letters and contemplates ideas, including a patriotic eagle motif, with other floats in development at Washington National Airport hangar No 7.
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Washington
Ohio
Truman
J. S. Becher
Washington National Airport
Recher
Oklahoma
Nebraska
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Tex
Texas Panhandle
Salem
Supreme Court
Carl V. Weygandt
State House
Children’s Institution
U.S
Gifford
State Department
Acheson
Railway Express
Groping
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