Ohio House to vote on school bill after Senate OK
The Ohio Senate concurred 28 to 0 with minor amendments to a bill providing 111 million dollars for schools for the biennium and sent it to Governor Lausche, who plans to veto, saying the amount is unreasonable. The House later followed with a 90 to 35 vote to override, aided by six Democrats. The measure would become effective 90 days after filing.
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Columbus
Ohio Lenate
Frank J. Bausche
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Lausche
Ed Whitmer
Stark County
Senate Republicans
Frank E.whittemore
Summit
Fred G. Reindys
Hamilton
J.C. Clayton
Ohio
CIO
Whittemore
Pearl Harbor
Navy Department
Washington
Virgil E. Cramer
Raymond EH. Hildebrand
F-Lucas
War Department
Congress
Philippines
Meat supplies for next quarter unchanged by War Food Admin
The War Food Administration said civilian meat allotments for July September will be about the same as the current quarter, despite a nine percent overall supply drop. No meat will be allotted for lend lease or foreign relief next quarter, due to lower summer slaughter and lack of reserves. If met, civilian per capita would equal about 145 pounds dressed weight annually. the current quarter aims for the same, but actual civilian movement has fallen short. The bottom line is a potential per capita drop to 120 to 112 pounds, with any third quarter slack covered by reducing military and war service allotments and suspending lend-lease shipments.
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Washington
War Food Administration
Bartels Rites To Be Held On Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs. Anna M. Bartels age 62 who died at her Minersville home will be held Saturday at two o'clock at the Evangelical Church Minersville with burial in Minersville Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the residence Friday afternoon. Survivors include three brothers Henry of Cleveland Fred of Charleston W Va and Albert of Minersville and one sister Miss Elizabeth Bartels of Minersville.
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Pomeroy
Anna M. Bartels
Minersville
Evangelical Church
Minersville Hill
Henry
Cleveland
Fred
Charleston
W.va
Albert
Elizabeth Bartels
Surrender Displayed at Archives Building Exhibit
The original German unconditional surrender document signed May 7 at Reims was placed on display yesterday in the Archives Building. The historic artifact draws attention to the end of hostilities in World War II.
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Washington
CFI
Reims
Pictional Archives
Killed 18 Days Before Graduation
Crestline report notes Army Pte. William Light died on Okinawa. He had entered service while in high school and was awarded his high school diploma posthumously on May 25. His parents, Mr and Mrs Ray Light, were informed of his death yesterday.
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Crestline
Army
William Light
Bill
Pic. Light
Okinawa
Ray Light
450 Superforts Hit Osaka Factory District In Raid
The U S Army Air Forces sent about 450 B 29s to strike Osaka's industrial base in a heavy raid. Explosives and fire damaged the Osaka arsenal and surrounding industrial areas as engineers began restoring Naha Airfield on Okinawa for intensified air operations.
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Osaka Factory District
Osaka
Ladar
Naha
Okinawa
Japan
U. S
Lme
Fujing
Burma
Philippines
Mindanao
Nippon
Sugar Shortage Forecast After July in War-Wide Region
AP reports OPA head Birkett L. Williams warns droughts in 1944 and harvesting manpower shortages will tight sugar supplies in the Ohio Michigan West Virginia Kentucky region. He says from July 1945 to January 1946 the shortage will exceed the current meat squeeze with only 45 percent of 1945 quota available after midyear. District directors study continuing emergency home canning sugar policy.
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Sleveland
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Birkett L.williams
Williams
Ohio-Michigan-West Virginia- Kentucky
Iruit
Soviet veto stance threatens talks at UN conference
The United Nations Conference faces a public clash as the American and Soviet sides debate free discussion rights in the world security council. The Soviet delegation is reportedly prepared to maintain its position that the Yalta formula grants each Big Five power the veto over discussing international disputes.
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San Francisco
World Security Council
Russia
Moscow
Yalta
Britain
France
China
United States
Supreme Court Rules Utilities Subject to Tax
Ohio Supreme Court rules municipally owned utilities can be taxed for real and personal property. Cleveland street railway system deemed private enterprise for profit. The 5-2 decision overturns an exemption by the State Board of Tax Appeals, prompting potential tax changes for city water works and electric systems. Congressional debate over UNRRA funding and Communist ties is also noted.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Cleveland
State Board of Tax
Ap- Washington
Thomas
United of Cleveland
Communist Party
Committee On UN
Ohio
Jearnheixings
New York
CPA
Philadelphia Man Resists in Court Corridor After Deserter Arrest
William Spirit of Philadelphia allegedly deserting from Fort Meade is said to have resisted MP custody in a Philadelphia court corridor before being subdued. He and three others were arrested on suspicion as black market agents, with 24 800 red stamps and 204 shoe stamps seized.
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William Spirit
Philadelphia
Fort Meade
la Philadelphia Court
Restrictions on Church Meetings Are Attacked
Washington senator blocks wartime convention rules calling them unconstitutional. He argues that limiting church meetings and requiring permits before conventions could penalize churchgoers and their events such as camps and gatherings under church auspices.
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Washington
Butler
New
ODT
Lhe
Kincade Services To Be Held On Sunday
Allan Augustus Kincade 79 died at his Coolville residence. Funeral services set for Sunday at 1 PM at White Funeral Home with burial in Frost Baptist Church Cemetery. Sister Mrs Amanda Lowe is the only near relative surviving.
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Coolville
J Allan Augustus Kincade
W. C. Warren
White Funeral Home
Frost Baptist Church
Amanda Lowe
Warren
Smith Replaced as Crestline School Head
Crestline school system replaces 21 year superintendent Russell M. Smith with High School Principal A A. Remy. Board President Fred Hesser announced the change as Smith plans a summer course at Ohio University and says he did not resign.
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Crestline
Russell M. ‘Smith
A. A. Remy
Fred Hesser
Smith
Ohio University
Allocation of Trucks To Farmers Is Urged
A joint plan by the Office of Surplus Property the Commerce Department and the War Food Administration proposes allocating surplus trucks to areas in urgent need to protect farm production. Trucks would be sold to dealers who resell to farmers and cooperatives with priority certificates from the Agricultural Adjustment Agency. William C. Kulp, 29, Columbus first 1945 auto driver static victim after a May 12 accident. died at University Hospital. Veterans Administration to open sixth northern Ohio contact office at Marion on Monday.
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Washington
Office of
Commerce Department
War Food Administration
Agricultural Adjustment Agency
ICTIN
Columbus
William C. Kulp
University Hospital
Cleveland
The
Veterans Administration
Northern
Ohio
Marion
Bowles Warns Steak Houses Face Sharp Ration Cuts
Price Administrator Chester Bowles announced July and August food allotments for most restaurants and hotels will be reduced by 20 percent in meats and 12 to 15 percent for canned fruits and vegetables while sugar rations drop 20 to 25 percent. He warned steak houses, once common before the war, may no longer operate as such and must shift to meatless meals. Bowles spoke as welfare limits bite into public eating places across the nation.
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Washington
Chester Bowles
Bowles
Navy
State Department
FBI l
New York
Jlon
FBI
State
War and Navy Departments
Office of StrategicServices
Office of War Information
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Von Conley Dies At Home In Guysville
Von B Conley 73 retired farmer dies at home in Guysville after months of illness He was born in Iona West Virginia and lived in Guysville five years Survived by wife Amanda daughter Opal Paul and grandson Von Lee Paul Funeral service Sunday at 2 PM in Carthage Presbyterian Church burial in adjoining cemetery
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von B. Conley
Guysville
Iona
W. Va
Antioch Methodist Church
Decature Township
Washington County
Conley
Amanda Conley
Opal M. Paul
von Lee Paul
Carthage Presbyterian Church
Howard Warner
Wayne Baxter
E Bond Purchases Nearing Two Billion
Washington reports purchases of Defense E bonds in the Seventh War Loan reached 1,992,000,000 dollars about 49.8 percent of the 4,000,000,000 quota. Individuals bought 24,139,000,000 across 59 percent of the 7,000,000,000 target as the drive closes June 30.
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Washington
Allied ships hit and Kamikaze attacks persist in Pacific
American shipping endures heavy pressure as about 60 vessels suffer damage and Japan reports continued Kamikaze activity. Tokyo cites 40 American fighters from Okinawa raiding southern Japan while Hirohito reviews munitions and a government shakeup. Manila area sees 3,000 Japanese killed as Stilwell and MacArthur meet.
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Tokyo
Okinawa
Japan
Emperor Hirohito
Kantaro Suz
Munitions Ministry
House of Representatives
Joseph W. Stilwell
U.S. Army
MacArthur
Nimitz
Marikina Hill
Manila
William C. Chase
U.S. 14Th Air Force
China Coast
Indo-China
Foochow
Qorth Wew
Guinea
Wewak
Burma
Landon Urges Unity Behind Truman Amid World Tensions
Former Kansas governor and 1936 Republican nominee Alf Landon urged Americans to back President Truman as he negotiates with Stalin and Churchill. He criticized emotional approaches to world peace and called for vigor and unity to strengthen cooperation and avert explosive forces.
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Manhattan
Kas
Gay
Ail M. Landon
Truman
Stalin
Churchill
Kansas
Russia
Japanese Bomb Balloon Reported in Michigan
The Army disclosed that a Japanese bomb balloon fell in Michigan within the past few months. Capt. Donald S. Leonard, civilian defense director, said no bombs were attached in the balloon. The report was restricted to that statement.
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Detroit
Mich‘igan
Sixth Service Command
Donald S. Leonard
Michigan
State Losing Money on Outside Cigaret Buying
Ohio smokers buying cigarettes out of state deprive the treasury of thousands yearly. The Department of Taxation reports the state collects about $23,000 daily from its two cent per package tax, per Cigaret Tax Division chief Bitter Dinkenalter.
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Columbus
Ohio
Treasury
Department of Taxation
Bitter Dinkenalter
71 Million Dollar State Buildings Measure Approved by Committee
The House Finance Committee recommended passage of an add ons bill totaling 71 731 448 to finance state buildings equipment land and rehabilitation alongside the biennial appropriations totaling 391 499 969 The largest item 20 000 000 matches federal money for highway projects Funding includes 18 300 000 for welfare institutions with 900 000 for Mount Vernon Sanatorium and 5 000 000 for a new penitentiary in Columbus plus 5 000 000 for two wings to the State Office Building and 400 000 each for forests and lakeside parks Also funded are Sandusky Soldiers and Sailors Home Xenia Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home Tiffin hospital purchase and major university allocations.
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Columbus
House Finance Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Fed
Mount Vernon
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Sandusky Soldiers
Sailors Home
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home
Xenia
Tiffin
Ohio
Massidon State Hospital
Mansfield Reformatory
Ashland County
Mohican State Pack
Millfield Boy Killed By Train Wednesday
Jimmie McManaway age 17 months was struck and killed by a New York Central passenger train near his Millfield home. He is survived by his parents, two brothers, paternal grandmother Mrs. Goldie Russell of Columbus, and maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Exline. Funeral services will be Saturday at 2 PM at Free Methodist Church Mull field with Alva Shifflet officiating. burial in Asbury Cemetery.
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Alva Shifflet
Asbury Cemetery
Europa to be operated by U S aboard SS Europa
Inside the SS Europa at Bremenhaven engineers overhaul its steam turbines to power a German liner under the U S flag. If on schedule, the 49 700 ton vessel may be ready for service within three months, marking a return to the seas with Stars and Stripes.
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Europa
U.S
Bremenhaven
Germany
England
United States
Wonland
Township Quota Sales and Loan Box Score
A fragmented table lists township quota sales totals and loan figures with multiple locations such as Ames Athens Bern Canaan Carthage Dover Lodi Rome Troy Waterloo York and Athens City. Totals show 9 016 000.00 and 366 720 79 with various individual amounts.
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Alexander
Ames
Athens
Bern
Canaan
Carthage Isa
Dover AL
Lee
Lodi
Rome
Trimble
Troy
I Waterloo
York
Athens City
Nelsomvilie
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Charles F. Neh
William McKinley
Bavaria
Denmark
Eth. Bremen
Thagdeburg
Sweden
Berlin
Frankfurt
Warte
H Trier
Vogne
Breslau
Berr
Switz
Karlsruhe
Stuttgart
Werzpurs
Prague
Vienne
Austria
Dass
Miles
Magdeburg
Chemnitz
Leipzig
Erfurt
Cologne
Dueren
Duesseldorf
Essen
Bartels
Naha Airfield
GVAM
Domai
Rising Sun
Asahi
Sixth Divsion
Naha Harbor
Ryukyu Islands
Supreme Court
UNRRA
Solon
Guam
Gee
Crestline School
von Conley
Millfield
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