Senate Rent Bill Approved With 15 Month Extension
Senate approved a rent control extension of 12 months with a further three months of protection, total 15 months. The bill passes 68 to 10 though critics dislike the home rule decontrol provision and city led decontrol. Eviction protections apply during the final three months. vacancies trigger automatic decontrol.
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Washington
Senate
House
Senate House
Bricker
Ohio
Butler
Ned
Cordon
Ore
Edton
Mont
Gurney
Kem
Mundt
Wherry
Neb
Williams
Del
Young
Magnuson
D-Wash
Truman
Lucas
D-Ill
Myers
D-Pa
33 Miles 33 Years Bottle Found Near Paint Creek
A note placed by Fred Hanawalt at age 16 33 years ago surfaced in Paint Creek near Chillicothe where he once worked. The bottle, found by Everett Irvin, was sent from Austin Ohio and asks the finder to write.
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Chillicothe
Fred Hanawalt
Paint Creek
Hanalwalt
Hanawalt
Austin
Ohio
Everett Irvin
Hanawalt’s
The
Mead Corp. Chillicothe
Coal Shutdown Seen Ending On Schedule
Two of John L. Lewis field lieutenants said the two week coal mine walk out will end on schedule Monday. Lewis remained silent at his Virginia home. The stoppage, eight days old when Dr. James Boyd was confirmed as US Bureau of Mines director, was a protest and memorial for miners killed and injured last year. District 5 officials said the original instructions will be carried out and most miners will return to work.
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Pittsburgh
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Virginia
James Boyd
US. Bureau of Mines
Senate
Boyd
John P. Busarello
UMW District 5
Pennsylvania
Fred Gullick
District 5
Master Plan For Strikes Is Unfolded
Federal court heard a Communist master plan for general strikes and revolt. Louis Budenz testified about a document urging armed insurrection and mass mobilization. Earl Browder offered to testify in his defense to counter rumors of cooperation with prosecutors.
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New York
Louis F. Budenz
Budenz
Stalin
United States
Earl Browder
U.S
Communist Party
Daily Worker
Browder
Library Aid Measure Vital to Education
James Metzenbaum of Cleveland told the House Education Committee that passage of House Bill 59 is vital to Ohio education. He urged approval of the bill which aims to provide financial aid to the state's libraries, especially poorer ones.
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Columbus
Ohio
James Metzenbaum
Cleveland
House Education Committee
Cleveland Board of Education
Jury Finds Man Guilty Of Holding Stolen Meat
A Lancaster common pleas court jury found Denver Ball, 29, guilty of receiving meat stolen from a Columbus packing plant. The jury deliberated three hours and 25 minutes before returning the verdict, and a motion for a new trial was announced by Ball’s defense counsel.
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Lancaster
Common Pleas Court
Denver Ball
Ball
Columbus
Congress Debates Revised Rankin Pension Bill in House
The House edges toward a final vote on the Rankin Veterans Pension Bill amid amendments. The Jacobs plan replaces the $90 monthly pension with a flat $10 at 65 plus $1 per war month and $3 per overseas combat month, while income limits set at $2000 for single and $3000 with dependents.
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Congress
Washington
Rankin
House
D-Miss
Rep. Jacobs
D-Ind
Jacobs
Rep. Rogers
Belt System Favored by Ohio CIO
Ohio CIO endorses a 130 mile belt conveyor from Lorain to East Liverpool to haul coal and iron ore cheaply, seeking public utility status for right of way. Jacob Clayman of Columbus states steel industry profits drive moves away from railroads while criticizing union featherbedding. Newark council adopts resolution opposing the belt conveyor project.
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Ohio Cio
Jacob Clayman
Ohio Cio Council
Senate Judiciary Committee
Ohio
Chicago
Clayman
Ohio Steel and Rubber
Lorain
East Liverpool
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co
Clarksburg
W. Va
Youngstown
Guilty Of Murder Mercy Asked In Newark Case
Two men and a woman were convicted of first degree murder for beating Edwin Hart to death in front of a Newark case on January 13. The jury spared them death, recommending mercy. life sentences are mandatory. Defendants are Mrs. Maxine Dermer Sullivan, Clarence R. Dermer, and Albert R. Hefley. Judge Holtzberry scheduled sentencing for Saturday morning.
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Newark
Edwin Hart
Maxine Dermer Sullivan
Clarence R. Dermer
Albert R. Hefley
Hart
Charles B. Holtzberry
Tornado damages barn on Hannum farm in Upper Sandusky
A freak tornado struck Wednesday tearing through a barn on the Harry Hannum farm. No damage was reported on nearby farms.
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Upper
Sandusky
Harry Hannum
Ohio House passes FEPC bill amid partisan votes
The Ohio House approved a fair employment practices bill by 70 to 61 after four hours of debate with eight Republicans and seven Democrats switching in support and opposition. A five member FEPC would investigate discrimination and seek court enforcement, with penalties for violators. Major amendments sought to keep Communists from Ohio industry and extend FEPC rules to religious and fraternal groups.
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Columbus
General Assembly
Ohio Fepc
State House
House
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Gordon C. Renner
R-Hamilton
Ohio
FEPC
Morton Neipp
D-Lucas
William J. Hart
D. Cuyahoga
George B. Marshall
Franklin
Morton C. Anderson
Cedric A. Stanley
Warren
Frank J. Lausche
Dave Moore
Perry
Paul Miller
Jackson
Train Crash Kills Crewman in Georgia Fog
A head on collision between a passenger train and a freight train near Jesup Georgia in heavy fog killed one crewman and seriously injured another. Three Atlantic Line coaches derailed but passengers sustained minor injuries. The morning crash halted service on the Montgomery Alabama to Savannah Georgia route.
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Jesup
Atlantic Line
Montgomery
Ala
Savannah
Churchills in U. S. To Call on Truman
Winston Churchill visiting the United States for 11 days will meet President Truman in Washington today. He and Mrs. Churchill will attend a formal dinner with the Trumans. The 74 year old wartime prime minister arrived yesterday aboard the Queen Elizabeth.
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New York
Winston Churchill
President Truman
Washington
Mrs. Churchill
Trumans
Great Britain
Senate Confirms Johnson for Secretary of National Defense
The Senate on a unanimous voice vote confirmed Louis A. Johnson as secretary of national defense succeeding James Forrestal. In related action interior secretary Krug announced plans to swear in James Boyd today as a director of the bureau of mines.
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Washington
Senate
Louis A. Johnson
National Defense
James Forrestal
Interior
Krug
James Boyd
Bureau of Mines
Mississippi River Breaches Levee North of Port Allen
The Mississippi River broke a levee near Port Allen Louisiana around 4 10 am flooding three miles inland within hours. Residents fled as water advanced from the river past the Wilkinson sugar plantation area while river levels had been near flood stage.
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Baton Rouge
Mississippi
Port Allen
Wilkinson
Welfare link for city and farm emphasized by MSU president
President John A. Hannah told Ohio farmers that city folk and farm people share welfare. He spoke at Ohio State University during Farm and Home Week, noting land grant progress and urging city 4-H work. Attendance neared 10,000 with 6,348 officially registered.
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Columbus
Michigan State College
Ohio
Ohio State University
John A. Hannah
Hannah
Ohio House Eyes Party Line Telephones By 1952
Rural telephone service may improve soon as the House Commerce and Transportation Committee hears from smartphone firms. A bill by Rep. Robert W. Reider aims to require adequate service by January 1, 1952, restricting party lines to eight phones. About 40 counties were represented at the hearing.
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Columbus
House Commerce and Transportation Committee
Robert W. Reider
Ottawa
The
Liquor Agents Raid Cincinnati Drinking Spots
The Ohio state liquor department moved quickly cracking down on Teehoialine operations in Cincinnati area bars. Six enforcement officers raided three cases after Anthony A. Rutkowski ordered the action. permit holders at the sites will be cited to the board of liquor control.
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Cincinnati
State Liquor Department
Anthony A. Rutkowski
Frank M. Acton
Board of Liquor Control
Acton
Gas Station Operator Dies From Gun Wound
James J. Urban aged 35, a filling station operator, died from a revolver wound to his left side. Coroner Dr. Garret Boone said the shooting occurred at Urban’s home and that Urban had the weapon in his hand when it fired.
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Hamilton
James J. Urban
Garret Boone
Urban
Decision on New Trial Delayed by Springfield Judge
Common Pleas Judge Golden C. Davis postponed indefinitely his ruling on granting Dwight David Tudor a new trial. Tudor, convicted March 15 of first degree murder in the slaying of 14 year old Mary Ann Page, awaits written points from his counsel.
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Springfield
Common
Golden C. Davis
Dwight David Tudor
Slayer
Tudor
Mary Ann Page
Fire damages Bowling Green dorm interior
A dormitory fire at Bowling Green State University damaged the interior of Annex No.4 North Dormitory, injuring one student and destroying several clothing items. Firemen attributed the blaze to a broken gas pipe likely caused by someone stepping on it. gas shut off and flames extinguished in 15 minutes.
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Bowling Green
Bowling Green State University
Lous
Daniel Wilt
Cleveland
Ohio College
Kenyon College
Gambier
Annex No.4
North
Sive
Two Die in Dixieland Hotel Fire at Waverly Tennessee
Two persons killed when a blaze swept through the Dixieland Hotel in Waverly Tenn. early today. One man died leaping from the second floor, another was found dead in his room from smoke and fumes. About 20 people escaped unharmed, Deputy Sheriff Grady Gray said.
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Charlee Radcliff
Pickaway County
Radcliff
George H. Burnside
Estep
Brightman Manufacturing Co
Columbus
David Laning
Patep
Howe
Waverly
Tenn
Dixieland
Grady Gray
Gray
Glass thrown at American general in Berlin party incident
In Berlin a civilian uninvited guest threw a drinking glass at Brig. Gen. Frank J L Howley U S commandant of Bers in during a party outside the American Press Club. Howley sustained facial cuts. the assailant was not identified and Ed Haaker said the man left after being asked to depart.
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Frank J L. Howley
U. S
Bersin
Howley
American Press Club
Ed Haaker
Board of Governors
Haaker
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