Ohio Legislature Ends Session with Record Grants and Recesses
The Republican led Ohio General Assembly stretched its final day into two days, approving a two year state budget of 750 million and boosting workmen compensation. The body passed a major redistricting revision, extended poor relief taxes, and faced a school funding deadlock driven by the Ohio Education Association. Governor Lausche’s vetoes loomed as lawmakers prepared to reconvene.
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Two money bills approved with major allocations and district changes
The legislature approved two money bills. one allocates 18 454 862 for capital improvements including 2 450 000 for civil defense as Lavache requested 5 000 000 but 2 006 000 cut for school construction. A bill redrew congressional districts removing Ben der from charges and creating four Cuya hoga districts enabling Bender to run, while Walter Brehm’s old 11th District is dissolved. Other items include tax on pari mutuel betting and bonds for education and public works. the governor sought 2400 minimum teacher salaries but the bill failed.
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Transit walkouts threaten three cities in strike wave
A Detroit streetcar and bus strike nears 43 days with AFL CIO unions vowing tough actions. Chattanooga workers walked off, while New York faces a potential July walkout that officials say could surpass Detroit. CIO leaders warned of broader upheaval as Mayors seek plans to avert strikes.
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Austin Defends UN Action Amid World Tensions
Warren Austin, U.S. delegate to the United Nations, said the UN would vote against Communism if necessary. In a Syracuse University commencement speech he likened UN progress to U.S. Congress delays and urged joint action with other nations for global security. He rejected MacArthur’s go it alone policy and stressed the need for multilateral steps.
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Draft Bill Passage Scheduled Thursday
Washington report says Congress will move this week on a universal military training bill to establish the nation first program of universal conscription. House leaders plan Thursday consideration and expected Senate approval of the measure.
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Wahama athlete Frank Martin in critical condition after Clifton crash
Frank Martin of Wahama High School remained in critical condition at Holzer Hospital following a Saturday afternoon accident on Route 62 at Ferry Street. His car rolled over a five foot embankment, causing a broken back a fractured skull and spinal lacerations. Passenger Jack Sprouse received treatment. other driver William Wright and his wife were uninjured.
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Allied Forces Drive Toward Main Redoubt in North Korea
In heavy rain Allied troops press the offensive against North Korea’s main Red defense line. UN forces repelled multiple counterattacks as submarined fortifications and Chinese positions along the front offered stiff resistance. Aerial losses rose with two C-119s shot down and seven airmen missing.
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Eighth Army Reaches Full Combat Strength in Korea
The Eighth Army in Korea is at full combat strength for the first time since the war began. Maj. Gen. Maxwell B. Taylor, operations chief, says this helps UN forces win two large spring offensives and launch major counterattacks promptly.
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Oil Firm Proposes Tehran Talks On Iran Crisis
The Anglo Iranian Oil Company offered to send representatives to Tehran for full and frank talks with Iran and the United States. Ambassador Grady welcomed the move, hoping for a fair solution. Iran may view the offer as acceptance of Iran taking over the oil holdings, while the company reserved its legal rights.
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Paris Hussia Sets Washington Meet on North Atlantic Pact
Paris officials announce a foreign ministers conference in Washington on July 23 with Western powers. The talks will focus on the North Atlantic Pact and U S overseas bases as key topics for discussion.
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U S Battle of Controls Stepped Up
Washington AP reporters describe a broad national campaign over economic controls set to expire June 30 unless Congress acts. The Defense Production Act seeks a two year extension while leaders from labor to industry push for price and wage stabilization, inflation defenses, and firmer authority.
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Weather Across the Nation Reports Widespread Extremes
The nation endures severe drought in Tennessee and much of the South while the northwest and central regions face cold snaps and heavy snow. Temperatures dipped to the low twenties in parts, with one foot of snow in Colorado and heavy rainfall in San Antonio and Nebraska. Showers extend from the eastern Great Lakes to the Appalachian and Ohio Valley as the east remains cloudy and the west sees fair conditions.
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Air Force unveils three dimension color film camera
Maj. Robert V. Bernie of the Wright Patterson development photographic service center describes a three dimension color film shown by a standard projector. The system uses a special camera that alternately photographs a scene from two angles and required 16 years of development.
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Secretary Tells Hearing of 5 Year Orient Policy
Secretary of State Acheson told Senate hearings that the U S did not know if an atomic bomb existed when the 1945 Yalta pact brought Russia into the war against Japan He testified on U S policy in the Orient over five years He referenced Wallace Chiang Kai Shek agreement and criticisms of Yalta He explained wartime aid to Chinese Communists and Manchurian aims at ending World War II with Russian help from Sakhalin and Port Arthur to Manchuria and the two railways
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Man Holds His Own Funeral In Burlington
J N Gernhardt a 75 year old rancher and storekeeper staged his own funeral after being barred from using the school auditorium. More than 1000 attended at the armory as ministers declined to conduct, with Rev H Ma haffey of Kanorado leading services. Gernhardt acted as mourner and organizer, having cooked dinner for attendees and rode to the service in the hearse. The copper casket was stored in his basement afterward.
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Veterinarian May Take Lie Test in Assault Case
Bowling Green reports a physician, Dr James Bridenstine Jr 34, accused of assaulting three young couples in rural lanes. He is held without charge as Sheriff Marshe notes alleged chemical spray attacks injuring two teen girls. Prosecuting Attorney Coller says a polygraph may follow.
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Draft Exams Set June 16
Washington report says college students who missed the May 26 draft aptitude test may take a make up on June 16 or June 3. Brig. Gen. Lewis H. Renfrow advised affected students to write to the Selective Service Examining Center Educational Testing Service Princeton N J with an explanation for their absence to receive a new testing ticket if accepted.
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Free Radio Greetings For GIs In Korea
Free radio greetings can be sent to GIs in Korea through a four minute Sunday program by the Armed Forces Radio. Messages may be mailed to Tokyo Armed Forces Radio, APO 5, care of Postmaster, San Francisco, with the proper mailing address.
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Town Marshal Murdered in Chesapeake Shootout
Town Marshal Gordon Lunsford was killed and Deputy Onward Brammer wounded while attempting to serve a peace warrant at Lawrence Brammer's home. Lawrence Brammer, 82, of Coreville, was later arrested and charged with murder after a shotgun blast wounded Brammer and Lunsford returned fire.
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Cargo Plane Explodes Over New Boston Killing Ten
An Air Force C82 cargo plane nicknamed the flying boxcar exploded over New Boston Texas yesterday. Ten people aboard were killed and bodies were found in a rural pasture. Rescue units and investigators surveyed the scene for clues to the disaster.
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