GOP Assembly Leaders Pledge To Back Herbert
Ohio lawmakers signal support for Governor Thomas J. Herbert's rigid economy plan. They back tax system overhaul and payroll cuts, with action aimed by May 1 and a potentially shorter postwar session. Lt. Gov. Herbert urges prompt work while veterans warn peacetime duties may stretch sessions.
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GOP
Columbus
General Assembly
Thomas J. Herbert
Herbert
Paul M. Herbert
Senate
Brehm Appointed To House Committee
Congressman Walter F. Brehm of Logan Ohio was named to the education and labor committee, subject to 80th Congress approval. Ohio Republican Edward O McCowen also joined the panel as House Republicans await Democrat committee posts to finish organization.
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Washington
Walter FE. Brehm
Logan
House of Representatives
Ohio
Edward O. McCowen
House
Senate
GOP
Democratic Committee On Committees
Congress
Mountain Lion Hunt On Near Gallipolis
Farmers armed with shotguns and rifles scour hills near Rutland Ohio in a three day hunt for a mountain lion that has killed 28 pigs from Dale Bachner’s Rutland farm and is blamed for ongoing depredations.
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Gallipolis
Jan
Rutland
Dale Bachner
Senate Group Seeks Probe of Commercial Airlines
The Senate commerce committee pressed CAB to explain the postwar air safety picture after crashes shake public confidence. Lawmakers floated a separate safety board, while airlines report reduced mileage and furloughs as public concern grows.
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Senate Group
Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Civil Aeronautics Board
Congress
Brewster
R-Me
Air Safety Board
Capehart
R-Ind
Hunting Death Ruled Slaying in Ohio Case
Palmer Sprague, 16, confessed to fatally wounding Archie Gullett during a November hunting trip after a quarrel over a shotgun shell. The mother, Chalmer Gullett, had signed a juvenile court murder warrant against Sprague. Sheriff Walker said the incident was not accidental.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Charles B. Walker
Palmer Sprague
Maud
Archie Gullett
Chalmer Gullett
Sprague
Walker
Greek Government Tumble Nears as Liberals Withdraw Support
Athens Jan 14 The fall of Premier Constantin Tsaldaris government seemed imminent after Vice Premier Stylianos Gonatas announced he will withdraw his National Liberal Party backing. With 32 year seats plus 142 opposition votes the opposition would command exactly half the parliament.
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Athens
Constantin Tsaldaris
Stylianos Gonatas
National Liberal Party
National Liberals
Tsaldaris
Fire Hits Bronx Apartment In Three Alarm Blaze
Ten people were injured two seriously when a three alarm fire swept the top two floors of a five story Bronx building early today. The blaze forced about 250 tenants to flee into the street.
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New York
Bronx
French War Bride Lucette Kinnison Reunites With Husband
Reporter Paul Lunsford covers Lucette Kinnison a 23 year old French war bride who arrived in Logan after marrying Sgt Owen Kinnison in France. They met at a chateau dance near Marseilles, he later went to Germany and she sailed to the United States. Owen is set to return home while Lucette stays with his parents at 355 South Mulberry Street.
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Paul Lunsford
Logan
Red Cross
Eleanor Horwell
The
Lucette Kinnison
Sgt
Owen Kinnison
South Mulberry Street
Eleanor
France
Lucette
Travail
Marseilles
Atlantic Ocean
S. S. Gibson
Owen
Marselles
Germany
United States
Mrs
Harley Kinnison
McCormick Seeks Ouster of Raschig as Public Works Director
J L McCormick of Ravenna petitions the Ohio supreme court to remove Frank L Raschig from the office of state director of public works claiming Raschig lacks legal authority. Raschig contends he is entitled to a full year under the law. Raschig reports to work as usual while McCormick observes from the office.
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Columbus
J. L. McCormick
Ravenna
Ohio Supreme Court Today
Frank L. Raschig
State Director of Public Works
McCormick
Frank J. Lausche
Raschig
Lausche
Supreme Court
Strike Halts Zanesville Signal and Times Recorders
Printers tied to the International Typographers Union strike the Zanesville Signal and Times Recorder, halting today's editions after rejecting a wage offer. Union demands centered on 37 to 38 hour weeks with pay around 65 to 71 dollars. management proposed 59 to 68 dollars for shorter weeks. An agreement on hours was reached.
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Zanesville
International Typographers Union
AFL
Zanesville Signal
Times-Recorders
Zanesville Publishing Co
Sympathy Strikes Grow in British Labor War
London dock workers voted to join about 30,000 union laborers in a walkout protesting troops moving food amid a nine day London truck drivers strike. Government and union leaders held urgent talks as 2,000 soldiers and 800 service vehicles moved meat and other supplies to retailers for 10,000,000 residents.
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London
England
George Isaacs
Transport and General Workers Union
Factory Worker Held In Death Of Wife
Daniel Haines a 26 year old factory worker was held for questioning in the death of his wife Myrtle 24 whose body was found in a bed two days after she was beaten by an unknown assailant. Police Lieut. Ivan Penn said Haines claimed they went out Friday night and met again Saturday morning when Mrs. Haines was bruised. He said a physician was called and she refused to go to a hospital. later the doctor found her dead.
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Zanesville
Daniel Haines
Myrtle
Ivan Penn
Haines
Bride-to-Be Killed in Cleveland Auto Crash
Josephine Adornetti aged 24 who was to marry February 8 was fatally struck by an automobile in Cleveland yesterday. The tragedy interrompts wedding plans and sends shock through her family and local community.
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Cleveland
Jan
Josephine Adornetti
Son Succeeds Father in Herald Tribune Editorship
Whitelaw Reid named editor of the New York Herald Tribune succeeding his father Ogden Reid who died January 3.
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New York
Whitelaw Reid
The
New York Herald Tribune
Ogden Reid
Soldiers Return Home as Russia Demobilizes Rapidly
Moscow reports clear signs of demobilization as troops arrive from the west and seek peacetime work. Families welcome returning soldiers amid a push for a large grain harvest and renewed production under the five year plan, with limited talk of war and a focus on peace.
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Eddy Gilmore
Moscow
Russia
Soviet Union
Youths Confess Highway Killing Near Youngstown
Two Youngstown South High School students, aged 17 and 18, confessed to killing William S. Spieth a 52 year old Ashtabula salesman found shot and beaten beside his car on U S Route 62 near Cornersburg. Robbery was the motive. prosecutors to review murder charges.
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Youngstown
Ralph Elser
Youngstown South High School
William S. Spieth
Ashtabula
Elser
Mahoning County
Mrs. Nora E. Smith Dies At Home At 53
Mrs. Nora Ellen Smith 53 wife of Albert Smith died early today at 696 East Front Street after months of ill health. A Green Township native she lived in Logan and Hocking County all her life. Funeral 2 P M Thursday at Logan Evangelical United Brethren Church with Rev. A N Grueser officiating. Burial in Smith Chapel Cemetery by Leonard Funeral Service. Survived by husband three daughters three sisters and one brother.
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Nora Ellen Smith
Albert Smith
East Front Street
Green Township
Judge Hart's Condition Described as Good in Columbus
Judge William L. Hart of the Ohio Supreme Court was reported in good condition at White Cross Hospital in Columbus after entering yesterday for treatment of a bladder condition.
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Columbus
William L. Hart
Ohio Supreme Court
White Cross Hospital
Alliance Jurist
Contempt Fight Over Coal Strike Penalties Reaches Supreme Court
John L. Lewis and United Mine Workers challenge fines totaling 3.51 million dollars after a soft coal strike. Attorney General Tom Clark argues the judiciary can prevent national irreparable injury. The case centers on Norris LaGuardia Act and injunctions used during labor disputes.
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Lewis
United Mine Workers
United States District Court
Tom Clark
Truman
Federal Court Hears Bribe Trial Evidence
Defense witnesses testified in the bribery trial of Capt. Joseph C. Hebert, Army ordnance officer at the general depot. Paul E. Bell said he paid $60 in a downtown hotel last August 9 to expedite War Assets tires shipment. Fred Baltzell testified he paid $240 after Hebert promised faster shipping for a “certain consideration.”
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Columbus
Joseph C. Hebert
Army Ordnance
Paul E. Bell
Dallas
Mt. Vernon
Akron
Hebert
War Assets Administration
Army
General Depot
Fred Baltzell
Tucson
Ariz
Bell
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