Ohio Senate debate on SB 216 and owa price laws
In Columbus Ed Schorr faces delays as the Senate Elections Committee reviews Substitute SB 216. Kirkendall demands a copy while Sheppard and Edwards observe. GOP caucus votes HB 74 14 to 0 amid protests, as SB 97 to curb price violations gets support to empower officers. oleomargarine color debate also discussed with oleo coloring defended.
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Ed Schorr
Senate Elections Committee
Kirkendall
Dayton
Sen
Boyd
Cleveland
Sheppard
Akron
Tony Edwards
Schorr
Edwards
GOP Committee
Joyce
McKelvey
Ohio
Senate Labor Committee
Mahoney
Brazen Dictation in Ohio Vote Fracas
State CIO head Jack Kroll attacks a bill speeding soldiers voting time as railroading. He cites a stuck mimeograph and Senate committees acting for Schorr. He quotes William Snyder urging to limit voting access and vows to inform Ohio voters of the alleged tactics.
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Sheppard
Skendall
Ohio
Jack Kroll
CIO
Kroll
Schorr
William Snyder
Franklin County Board of Elections
Labor Tactics Highlight Ohio Senate Irregularities
The Dayton senator and Whitacre refused to vote as Substitute Senate Bill 216 passed despite committee opposition. The incident, cited as CIO criticism of Boss Schorr, underscores railroad lobby tactics that propelled HB 74 through committee with labor opposition and a partisan roll.
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Dayton
Sen
Whitacre
Canton
Joyce
Steubenville
McKelvey
Woodsfield
Housing Bill Faces Bipartisan Scrutiny And Local Support
The article notes senators weighing whether voting reflects citizens or special interests as SB 144 gains local backing from the Hamilton County Good Government League. Debates include claims costs to city county and schools from taxes, with advocates highlighting service charge savings on slum properties and reduced fire and police costs.
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Mittee
Hamilton County Good Government League
George Garties
Metropolitan Housing Authority
Bleecker Marquette
Better Housing League
Equality Of Sacrifice Take A Look At Profits
Washington report summaries a government survey showing large profit increases across industries from 1936 to 1943 and 1944. The OPA data indicate Wage and price controls did not prompt widespread business losses. textiles and several sectors posted triple digit gains. Figures list profits, sales, and growth percentages for diverse sectors including chemicals, food, lumber, iron and steel, meat products, mining, construction, amusements, department stores, and rubber products.
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OPA
Iron & Steel
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