State Sales Tax Shakeup Aims to Halt Dodging
COLUMBUS AP A top to bottom shakeup of Ohio sales tax machinery was ordered to fight widespread dodging by merchants and the public. Emory Glander state tax commissioner announced consolidation of 18 sections into three units and a five point enforcement program to boost revenue and curb evasion across education health and welfare needs.
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Columbus
Ohio
Emory Glander
Ralph O. Perrott
Glander
Manhunt ends as 27 year old surrender in four state case
Glenn Marsh, a 27 year old farmer, surrendered at his father's home in Rockford after a 24 hour four state pursuit for the murder of Vernon Anderson and Grant Muhrlein and the kidnapping of Katherine Anderson. He told reporters he did not intend to kill and faced the music. Weston said Marsh is booked on murder and kidnapping charges.
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Rockford, Ill
Glenn Marsh
Marsh
Vernon Anderson
Grant Muhrlein
Northport
Mich
Katherine Anderson
Vernon
Muhrlein
Anderson
Marshall seeks emergency aid for France Italy Austria
Secretary of State Marshall asked Congress to approve 597 million dollars in emergency aid for France Italy and Austria to meet urgent needs. He warned long range costs could reach 16 to 20 billion dollars while outlining plans for a broader recovery program in Western Europe.
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Marshall
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France
Italy
Austria
Senate
House Foreign Committees
Europe
Western
Russia
Britain
United States
Soviet Union
Germany
Japan
Korea
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Army
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Hospital's First Triplets Die Within Hours
In Gallipolis Ohio three premature baby boys born to Mrs. Larry Craigh of Robertsburg Virginia died within a few hours. They were the first triplets delivered at Holzer Hospital in its 37 year history.
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Gallipolis, O
Holzer Hospital
Larry Craigh
Robertsburg
Truck Hits Dwelling in Warren Killing Passenger
A pick-up crashed into a house porch in Warren. Miss Christine M. Scattino, 22, died from the impact while the driver Michael A. Yanitor, 23, sustained a skull fracture and was trapped until firefighters freed him with torches.
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Warren
Christine M. Scattino
Michael A. Yanitor
Clevelanders Collect Canned Food for Europe
About 3 000 volunteers gathered an estimated 160 000 pounds of canned foods in Cleveland for Europe as part of the overseas survivors campaign. The drive will run through December 15.
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Cleveland
Europe
Fire at Continental Can plant office causes $150,000 damage
John A. Benjamin general manager of the Continental Can Company's plastic division plant in Cambridge Ohio estimated today that a fire yesterday destroyed the office building and caused about 150 000 dollars in damage.
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Cambridge
John A. Benjamin
Continental Can Company
Paris Workers Return to Jobs After Six Day Strike
Paris regional municipal workers end six day stoppage as they accept government wage proposals to resume duties today. The settlement averts further disruption to city services and signals a thaw in labor tensions.
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Paris
State Grange Opens Annual Meet Today
Ohio's State Grange, second largest in the nation, opens its 75th annual convention in Columbus today as part of the national session. Delegates from across Ohio attend with 115000 members. The national meeting begins Wednesday in Memorial Hall with Governor Herbert to speak.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Grange
Secretary of Agriculture
Clinton P. Anderson
Joseph W. Fichter
Fichter
Anderson
Thomas J. Herbert
Carl Weygandt
Ohio Supreme Court
Neil House
Grange
Ohio Grange
National Grange
Memorial Hall
Herbert
Albert S. Goss
Assembly of Demeter
Taber Forest
Logan
Wilberforce Case Stated Before Contempt Hearing
Xenia Ohio Common Pleas Judge Frank L. Johnson will hear arguments on contempt of court in the Wilberforce University dispute. The African Methodist Church says the state or Wilberforce violated a court order by using property, specifically O Neill Hall, claimed by the church. The state says the building was funded with state money on church property.
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Xenia
Common Pleas
Frank L. Johnson
Ohio
Wilberforce University
African Methodist Church
O'Neill Hall
Wilberforce School
Jap Mines Threaten Ships Off West Coast
Astoria Oregon reports wartime Japanese mines drifting into North Pacific sea lanes. One mine found 100 miles offshore leading to a coast guard cutter mission to shell and explode it. Ten mines sighted or grounded in northwest coasts in under a week. three detonated on the Oregon coast within 12 hours Saturday.
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Astoria
Ore
North Pacific
Washington
Oregon
Here
Coast Guard
Pacific
Printing Historian Ernst Detterer Dies in Chicago
Ernst F. Detterer, a 59 year old authority on the history of printing and type design, died last night in Chicago. He wrote on typography and historical printing methods and contributed to scholarly journals. Detterer was known for his extensive research and reference works in the field.
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Chicago
Ernst F. Detterer
Lake White to be drained to remove vegetarian fish
Lake White in Pike County will be drained this week to remove carp and other prolific herbivorous fish. Game fish will be moved to Kincaid Hatchery and returned, while others are given away. Drainage may take two weeks, with refilling and restocking aimed at a long term experiment.
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Lake White
Columbus
Pike County Hills
Lake Atwood
Car- Troll County
E. L. Wickliffe
State Conservation Division
State Public Works Department
Kincaid Fish Hatchery
Latham
Lee Blackburn
Public Works Department
Ohio Sinking Fund Commission starts WWII bonus plan
The Sinking Fund Commission meets to organize distribution of Ohio's 300 million dollar World War Two bonus. A director and staff will administer payments from 30 to 400 dollars to about 800000 veterans, with operations modeled on the 1922 23 Veterans Compensation Bureau. Most funds come from a real estate tax to back 275 million in bonds.
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Columbus
State Sinking Fund Commission
Ohio
Joseph T. Ferguson
Commission
Ferguson
Hugh S. Jenkins
Edward J. Hummel
Thomas J. Herbert
Don H. Ebright
Veterans Compensation Bureau
Pearl Harbor
Sinking Fund Commission
General Fund
Stassen Urges Sharp Cut in Upper Income Taxes
Harold E. Stassen called for a large reduction in top individual income tax brackets and a special levy on large fortunes. He argued the US needs dynamic capital and proposed housing and health programs, Taft-Hartley Act amendments, and anti-Communist measures in his book Where I Stand.
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Washington
Harold E. Stassen
Doubleday
Siam Premier Picked After Bloodless Coup
Luang Aphai wongse was named premier of Siam and a five member privy council was appointed to head the government after a bloodless coup led by wartime dictator Pibul Songgram. The new body ends regency for King Phumiphon who reaches his majority next month. The king is in Switzerland and is expected to return to Siam next month.
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Bangkok
Luang Aphaiwongse
Siam
Privy Council
Pibul Songgram
Phumiphon
Switzerland
Hundreds dead in Turkish flood along Seyhan River
Reports from Adana said several hundred people drowned in a sudden Seyhan River flood in Southern Turkey after days of rain. Officials doubted the toll would reach 2000 as agencies described residents trapped in their homes as the water rose early Sunday.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Seyhan
Adana
Explosions Hit East Side Garage in Cleveland
Firemen estimated $2500 in damage after two explosions caused by sparks from a welding torch igniting calcium carbide and acetylene mixtures in an east side Cleveland garage.
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Cleveland
East Side
Fatal fall from tree claims life of Defiance man Dexter Donley
Dexter Donley a 47 year old tree trimmer from Defiance died from injuries after a November 1 fall from a tree. He fell about 30 feet sustaining critical injuries and died today.
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Defiance
Dexter
Donley
Name Calling Battle At UAW Conclave
CIO President Philip Murray spoke at the UAW-CIO convention as tensions rose over an election campaign. George Addes R J Thomas and Dick Leonard accused Walter Reuther of steamroller tactics and dictatorship while Reuther claimed a solid majority of about 2,000 delegates supports his program and warned of a rout for rivals.
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N.J
CIO
Philip Murray
United Auto Workers
Murray
Uaw-Cio
George Addes
R. J. Thomas
Dick Leonard
Walter Reuther
Reuther
Addes- Senates
Hughes Scheduled To Take Stand Today
Howard Hughes to testify before a Senate War Investigating subcommittee about wartime contracts totaling 40 million dollars. Chairman Ferguson of Michigan said Hughes would be recalled to describe difficulties he faced in turning out two new planes and his prior interrupted hearings.
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Washington
Howard Hughes
Ferguson
R-Mich
Senate
Hughes
Officials Claim Arson Evident In Willoughby Fire
Officials said evidence points clearly to arson in a West Willoughby Township house fire that killed 65 year old Olga Thororhurst. Deputy State Fire Marshal Frank Gibson and Fire Chief Chester Hamilton reported the blaze at the Zimmerman home started early Saturday and caused suffocation deaths. Hamilton noted this was the seventh suspected arson case in the township in the last two weeks.
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Willoughby
Frank Gibson
Chester Hamilton
Olga Thororhurst
Harry Zimmerman
West Willoughby
Hamilton
Hospital Part To Bear Polio Victim's Name
Middletown hospital to name its psychotherapy department after Thomas Whittlesey, a high school football player who died last month from polio. His classmates funded infantile paralysis research instead of flowers for his funeral.
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Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Thomas Whittlesey
Dentists Give Brehm Award to Dr Edgar Coolidge
The Ohio State Dental Society prepared to present its Callahan Award for Outstanding Dental Work to Dr. Edgar D. Coolidge of Chicago for his study of pyorrhea and pulpless teeth treatments. Sen Bricker addressed the closing day with Rep Brehm receiving a gold key for dental legislation efforts.
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Cleveland
Ohio State Dental Society
Callahan
Edgar D. Coolidge
Chicago
Coolidge
Sen. Bricker
Ohio
Rep. Brehm
The
Society
Snowfall Extends Across Western States with Two Inches
Snow of two inches or more blankets western Nebraska and the northern Rocky Mountain region. New snow reached northern Missouri last night and spread to parts of southeastern Iowa as rain mixed in and the snow began to fade. The Chicago Weather Bureau reports conditions easing in some areas with lingering flakes in a few locales.
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Associated Press
Missouri
Nebraska
Rocky Mountain
Chicago Weather Bureau
Iowa
Friendship Train Grows To 27 Cars at Reno
The Friendship Train, carrying food for Europe, advanced to Reno today after leaving Los Angeles with 27 car loads. It gained cars in Oakland and Sacramento and added two more in Reno as it travels from West Coast cities toward its continental goal.
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Reno
Ogden
Utah
Europe
West Coast
Nevada City
Los Angeles
Oakland
Sacramento
California
Ring Eclipse of Sun Due Wednesday Noon
New York reports a ring eclipse of the sun with maximum at about noon. For the continental United States the event will be modest with a visible bite missing from the sun's edge, resembling a teeth mark.
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New York
Continental
United States
Midwest
Girl Die In Motorcycle Crash At Girard Pole
Miss Rebecca De Niro a 22 year old Girard girl was killed when a motorcycle driven by Harry Mook 27 lost control on a curve and struck a utility pole. Mook was treated for minor injuries at a hospital.
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Girard
Fall to basement claims life of Joseph Breiteneicher
A 65 year old man, Joseph Breiteneicher, died after falling down basement stairs at his daughter's residence yesterday, according to local authorities. The incident occurred in Columbus. Police are investigating the cause and confirming details.
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Columbus
Joseph Breiteneicher
Smoke fills Gallipolis barber shop blaze injures owner
Fire crews battled a perfume scented fire at the Glassburn barber shop beauty parlor on Second Avenue. Owner Vaughn C Glassburn estimated damage at 2000 as smoke forced water drainage through a floor hole. origin under investigation by Fire Chief Walter Wise.
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Glassburn
Merrill Carter
Walter Wise
Vaughn C. Glassburn
Second Ave
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