House Group OKs U S Health Aid to Schools
A House commerce subcommittee approved a bill authorizing 35.4 million dollars in federal health funds for private and public schools. The measure mirrors a Senate bill and includes minor amendments. It bypasses the controversial 300 million education aid proposal.
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House
U.S
Washington
House Commerce
Senate
House Labor and Education Committee
Commerce Subcommittee
Rep
Barden
D-Nc
Raided Still Yields Nauseous Brew Mix
Cleveland police uncover a 560 gallon still with grain mash garbage potato peelings coffee grains and several pairs of old socks. Two men are held for investigation one claiming to be a gospel minister.
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Cleveland
Truman Puts Name To Atlantic Pact
President Truman described the North Atlantic Pact as a step toward a free world. He signed the instrument of ratification at a White House ceremony and urged Congress to fund arms for free countries to resist aggression threatening peace.
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Truman
Washington
White House
Senate
Congress
Rites Held Sunday For Mrs Harvey
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Harvey aged 71 who died Wednesday at Rockbridge were conducted at 2 P M Sunday in the Rockbridge Evangelical United Brethren Church with Rev R M Bezanson officiating. Music by Ger al d in e Dupler Leota Beougher Charles Mathias and Jesse McGrady Jr with Mrs Alice Kuhn as accompanist. Pallbearers were William Dodson Lincoln Ayers Charles Rehart David Dodson Anthony Ayers and Francis Blosser. Burial in Millerstown Cemetery near Corning by Leonard Funeral Service.
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Sarah Harvey
Rockbridge
Sgt Sheline Home For Long Furlough
Sgt. F R Bob Sheline returns home to Union Furnace after escaping a transport plane crash in Seattle. He has completed a year in Adak Aleutians and will report to Wright Field Dayton on August 22 for a new assignment.
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F. R
Bob) Sheline
Seattle
Wash
Union Furnace
Jesse Sheline
Sgt
Sheline
Adak
Aleutian Islands
Wright Field
Dayton
L G Sain Dies After Weeklong Illness At 88
L G Sain, 88, retired miller, died at 9 P M Saturday at the home of his daughter Mrs Frank Courter East Front Street after a week long illness. He came to Logan 47 years ago from Mt Pleasant worked for Keynes Milling Co. His wife died in January 1948 after 63 years of marriage. Survived by daughter Mrs Courter son Leverett Sain Lancaster a sister Mrs Gertie Harden Logan seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held 2 P M Tuesday at Heinlein's Funeral Home with Dr R B Wilson officiating. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Frank Courter
East Front Street
Mt. Pleasant
Sain
Logan
Keynes Milling Co
Courter
Leverett Sain
Lancaster
Gertie Harden
Methodist Church
Heinlein
R. B. Wilson
Oak Grove Cemetery
Mrs Lillie Paxton Dies After Auto Ride At Lancaster
Mrs Lillie D Paxton 73 of Washington Township died 3 30 P M Sunday at Lancaster Hospital after a heart attack while riding in an automobile near Lancaster She had lived with her son Carl Paxton Logan Route 1 and is survived by three other sons Justice Roy and Billy of Columbus two daughters Mrs Gladys Fisher Logan Route 1 and Mrs Millie Gesner Columbus two sisters Mrs Grace Poling Adelphi and Mrs Della Smith Grove City Funeral arrangements by Heinlein Funeral Service.
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Lillie D. Paxton
Washington Township
Lancaster Hospital
Paxton
Lancaster
Carl Paxton
Logan
Justice
Roy
Billy
Columbus
Gladys Fisher
Millie Gesner
Rent Control Ruled Illegal By U.S. Judge
Federal Judge Elwyn R. Shaw ruled the 1949 rent control law unconstitutional but left room for appeals and continued administration pending litigation. The decision finds the local option clause unlawful delegating wartime powers, with Tighe E. Woods initiating the case and Shoreline Cooperative named in eviction context.
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U.S
Chicago
Elwyn R. Shaw
Shaw
Congress
Tighe E. Woods
Shoreline Cooperative, Inc
John P. Lulinski
Supreme Court
Typhoon Shifts Toward Iwo Jima
A second typhoon veered toward Iwo Jima after battering Okinawa with winds up to 150 miles per hour, leaving one American dead and 16 injured. The storm then crossed the China coast south of Shanghai as Hong Kong weather observers reported.
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Okinawa
Iwo Jima
Shanghai
China
Royal Weather Observatory
Hong Kong
Westinghouse Cuts Prices of Radios Nationwide
Westinghouse Electric Corp announced price reductions on 16 radio models from $5 to $200. The cuts are effective immediately nationwide. The largest drop lowers an AM FM shortwave phonograph console from $499.95 to $299.95.
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Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Jobless Benefits For War Veterans To Die Tonight
The G I Bills 52 20 provisions for unemployment pay to World War II veterans expire tonight. About 8.77 million veterans have received 3.6 billion dollars in benefits. Seven extension bills failed to advance. one proposal would extend unemployment pay but exclude self employed benefits. Senate labor committee approved it, but floor action is unclear.
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Washington
Senate Labor Committee
Senate
FEPC Opponents Target of Drive in Ohio
The Ohio State Democratic League announced a statewide effort to register eligible Negro voters, wipe out FEPC foes, and elect a progressive legislature. Regional vice presidents will lead the registration in Toledo Dayton Cincinnati Columbus Marietta Steubenville Cleveland and Canton. President C Josef McLin blamed a Republican Dixiecrat conspiracy for FEPC defeat. George Lawrence of Columbus was chosen to head the registration drive.
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Ohio
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Dayton
Cincinnati
Columbus
Marietta
Steubenville
Cleveland
Canton
C. Josef McLin
FEPC
Temperature Peaks Again Into the Nineties
The state highway garage logged 90 degrees at 11 30 AM and 89 at 12 30 PM as a blistering afternoon was forecast. Yesterday the mercury hit 97 at 4 PM, just under this year’s 99 record on July 5, with a nightly low of 66. Weekly rainfall totaled just over one inch.
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State Highway
Three Day Week by UMW Sparks Industry Backlash
George H. Love of Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal and Senator Robertson labeled John L. Lewis three day work week a confiscation of private capital and an overt bid to control production. Harry M. Moses warned of damage to the coal industry as Senate banking committee launches hearings to probe union economic power and potential chief negotiator talks.
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George H. Love
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Company
John L. Lewis
Senator Robertson
D-Va
United Mine Workers
Harry M. Moses
U. S. Steel Corporation
Lewis
Senate Banking Committee
UMW
Robertson
H. C. Frick Coal Company
Pittsburgh
Love
Northern
Western
Moses
Lausche Denies Mercy to Wisecup
Gov. Frank J. Lausche refused to grant mercy to Mahlon Wisecup 49 of Highland County who is set to die in the electric chair tonight. Wisecup was convicted of killing 72 year old Grant Nichols during a January 2 quarrel at the Carmel farm home. He testified he fired as Nichols faced away, claiming self defense.
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Frank J. Lausche
Mahlon Wisecup
Highland County
Wisecup
Grant Nichols
Carmel
Nichols
Seven Ohio Granges Declared Dormant in Licking County
The Ohio State Grange said seven of 24 granges in Licking County are dormant due to dues nonpayment. State Master Joseph W. Fichter claimed state control to hold assets in trust pending reorganization. Grange 1004 at Newark sues to recover bankbooks and $450 in bonds allegedly surrendered to the state master.
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Columbus
Ohio State Grange
Licking County
Joseph W. Fichter
Grange
Fichter
Laylin
Newark Grange 1004
Grange 1004
Newark
Meilise Orr
Monte Orr
E. Clark Morrow
James L. Willoughby
Dessop Pipes
Clyde Bone
Bone
Chillicothe Man Victim of Polio
Alfred Michaelson 36 of Chillicothe died at General Hospital where he was admitted Saturday for treatment of polio. Hospital physicians reported today.
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Cincinnati
Alfred Michaelson
Chillicothe
General Hospital
Mrs Roosevelt Replies to Charges by Archbishop Spellman
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt answers Cardinal Spellman’s anti Catholicism charge saying she supported Alfred E Smith in every campaign and seeks freedom of religion with a strict separation of church and state. She declines further personal discussion while urging goodwill among all faiths.
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Archbishop Spellman
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Alfred E. Smith
World Telegram
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Cardinal Spellman
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Ten-Foot Splinter Hurts Race Car Driver in Crash
Yakima Washington July 25 A ten foot splinter driven by a crash pierced the left abdomen of race car driver Allen E Hobson of Cornelius Ore as his car vaulted a fence at the Central Washington fairgrounds Four doctors removed more than four feet of wood from each side of his body before he could be moved to an ambulance He remained in critical condition early today as doctors continued to work through the night to save him.
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Yakima
Wash
Ore
Central Washington Fairgrounds
Allen E. Hobson
Truman Pushes Regional Jobs Aid Plan For Economy
The Truman administration launches a regional business jobs aid plan with focus on areas hit hardest by unemployment. Secretary Sawyer travels to Boston to meet New England leaders while Whitney and Blaisdell tour Louisville and Atlanta to gather on the spot data. A January economy appraisal deadline could trigger a new pump priming program if downturn persists.
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Truman
Commerce Sawyer
Boston
New England Council
New England
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney
Thomas C. Blaisdell
Louisville
Atlanta
Commerce Department
Mid-West
Truman asks Congress to approve $1.45 billion foreign arms program
President Truman urged swift passage of a $1.45 billion foreign arms program to aid eight European nations and others from Europe to the Pacific. He framed the aid as defensive and urged prompt, vigorous action. The package would grant general authority to supply arms to Britain France Belgium the Netherlands Luxembourg Norway Denmark Italy Greece Turkey Iran Korea and the Philippines with cash and carry provisions for Americas neighbors.
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Turkey
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Belgium
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Italy
Korea
Philippines
United States
Canada
Clues Lacking in Bridge Dynamiting near Adelphi
Pickaway County sheriff's officers searched for suspects after a blast damaged a covered bridge on State Route 180 a half mile north of Adelphi. There are no clues, the spokesman said, and the bridge was closed for the weekend with repairs planned this week. Farmers had long warned the bridge was too small for equipment.
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Pickaway County
Adelphi
Angler Hooks Alligator Believed Pet In Ohio Creek
Clarence Powell hooked a three foot alligator while fishing in Yellow Creek near East Liverpool Ohio. Powell says the reptile likely was a pet abandoned when it grew too large and the animal weighs about eight pounds.
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East Liverpool
Clarence Powell
Yellow Creek
Fire destroys barn at Bryn-Du Farm
Lightning sparked a blaze that leveled a large barn at Bryn-Du Farm owned by Mrs. Sally Jones Sexton in Newark Ohio last night. The estimated loss stands at $40,000 with no immediate reports of injuries.
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Newark
Bryn-Du
Sally Jones Sexton
Markets At a Glance Keeps Firm Tone Across Commodities
Wheat steady with mill buying and corn firm. oats steady with active trade. soybeans strong with new seasonal highs. Hogs steady to 25 cents lower to a top of 22.35. cattle mostly weak down 50 cents to 27.75. Stocks higher as rally resumes. bonds mixed with narrow price changes.
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