Ohio Senate to Consider Revised Jobless Pay Measure
The labor committee sent a revised jobless compensation bill to the Ohio Senate after amendments by Sen. Howard Metzenbaum. The plan increases maximum benefits to 25 dollars for 26 weeks, adds a five week waiting period for workers fired for just cause, and tightens eligibility including no benefits for strikers and limits on dependent payments.
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Ohio
Senate
Columbus
Ohio Senate
Frank J. Lausche
Howard M. Metzenbaum
Cuyahoga
Margaret A. Mahoney
Emmett R. Guthrie
Coshocton
Metzenbaum
Voice
Lausche
Mrs. Leoma Baker Dies After Illness at 64
Leoma Mae Baker 64 of Logan Route 4 died at 4 30 AM after a long illness. Born October 14 1884 in Reedsville Meigs County she was a daughter of Charles and the late Mrs Blake. She was a lifelong Eden A B Church member. Survivors include husband John H Baker three sons Howard Empire Ohio Ernest Junction City Rev E V Baker Logan Route 4 two daughters Delpha Parkins on Millersport and Virginia Reed Coolville two brothers Eldon Blake Reedsville Elmer Blake Charleston WV and five sisters Rosie Randolph Parkersburg Veatres Landon Baltimore OH. Funeral at Eden AB Church 2 PM Sunday with Rev Earl Appleman and Rev P O Householder officiating burial in adjoining cemetery Leonard Funeral Service. Friends may call at the funeral home Friday afternoon to noon Saturday then body to residence Logan Route 4 remains there until processional time.
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Leoma Mae Baker
John H. Baker
Logan Route 4
Reedsville
Meigs County
Charles Blake
Baker
Eden A.B
Howard
Empire
Ernest
Junction City
E. V. Baker
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Delpha Parkinson
Millersport
Virginia Reed
Coolville
Eldon Blake
Elmer Blake
Charleston
W. Va
Fivo
Rosie Randolph
Parkersburg
Veatres Landon
Baltimore
Earl Appleman
P. O. Householder
Leonard
Logan
G E Unveils High Intensity Floodlight for Fast Photography
General Electric announces a 750 watt floodlight capable of seven to fifteen times sunlight, designed for high speed photography. It enables motion pictures at 8,000 frames per second, according to the lamp department in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
General Electric
Lamp Department
G-E
Cuban Soviet rupture looms after Cuba protests
Cuba delivered two sharp notes to the Soviet embassy accusing Moscow of aggressive propaganda and totalitarian methods. The government denounced communist statements abroad as obeying Moscow orders and rejected a protest over carnival masks bearing Stalin. No date set for a formal break in relations.
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Havana
Cuba
Carlos Pino Socarros
Stalin
Russia
Moscow
UAW Left-Wingers Win Plant Election
In Cleveland Local 45 of the CIO United Auto Workers elected 10 of 12 executive board posts. The left-wing forces led by reelected president Charles K. Beckman secured the wins. The union represents about 3,600 employees at General Motors Fisher Body and station wagon plants.
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Cleveland
Charles K. Beckman
CIO
United Automobile Workers
General Motors
Fisher Body
Suspect Released in Willoughby Stench Bombing Probe
Julius A. Petro 26 was questioned in a Willoughby restaurant bombing case but released for lack of evidence. Cleveland police said no charges were filed and the inquiry continues.
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Cleveland
Julius A. Petro
Willoughby
Approach of Stork Complicates Matters for Weekly Journal
Atlantic Highlands Journal editor explains on front page that his wife, eight months pregnant, must ease up. She typically handles loose ends like personal items society news bookkeeping and circulation. Readers are invited to send in tidbits to help fill the paper.
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Atlantic Highland
N. J
Atlantic Highlands Journal
Battered Oleo Bill Heads For New Test In Ohio House
Ohio’s colored oleo bill advances after Senate approval as House schedules hearings. The fight over which committee will hear the measure continues with timing uncertain and a potential path to the labor committee or back to reference for further consideration.
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Oleo Bill
House
Columbus
Senate
House Industry and Labor Committee
Agriculture Committee
House of Representatives
Ohio
House Reference Committee
Labor Committee
Lowell Fess
R-Greene
William L. Manahan
R-Defiance
Roy H. Longenecker
Rwood
Butterbackers
Gordon C. Renner
R-Hamilton
Pleo Bloc
A. G. Lacione
D-Belmont
Reference Committee
Fess
Agleo
Gambling Prober Held To Grand Jury in Darke County
James T. C. Ford, 66, self styled gambling investigator, arraigned before Judge Robert Riegel in Greenville. Ford pled guilty to defrauding an innkeeper and was held on 300 dollars bond. He pled not guilty to soliciting money with intent to defraud and was held for grand jury action on 500 dollars bond. Sheriff Everett Snyder said a FBI report was awaited and Ford would be questioned further soon.
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James T. C. Ford
Robert Riegel
Darke County
Ford
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington
Boy Swallows Bullet In Home Incident
Seven year old James Franklin Windsor son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Windsor Logan Route 4 was treated by a Logan physician after swallowing a .22 caliber cartridge case at home. He reportedly suffered no ill effects and attends East School.
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James Franklin Windsor
Ralph Windsor
Logan
East School
Belated Blizzard Rages Through Western Northern Ohio
A late winter blizzard swept northern and western Ohio on March 10, closing Greenville and Darke County schools and halting the Dayton Greenville bus service. Five inches fell in five hours with drifts impacting Upper Sandusky and Lima. Mississippi Valley roads near hazardous conditions were reported by weather officials.
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Columbus
Ohio
Greenville
Darke County
Dayton-Greenville Transportation Company
Upper Sandusky
Union County
Marysville
van Wert
Hamilton County
Carl R. Bibbee
Dalton W. Battin
Cincinnati
State Highway Patrol
Toledo
Fremont
Galion
Wyandot County
Lima
Lake Lighthouses Put in Operation
Coast Guard Commander John P. Geerman said the Cleveland harbor light will be put into operation next week. He noted the Detroit River and Toledo harbor lights the Maumee Bay range station and north and south Manitou Island lights in Lake Michigan among lighthouses on Lake Erie, Huron and Michigan that are already manned.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Harbor
Coast Guard
John P. Geerman
Detroit River
Toledo
Maumee Bay
Manitou Island
Lake Michigan
Lake Erie
Huron
Michigan
Ice Cream Prices Drop in Cleveland
The Bowman Ice Cream Co. announced a price cut of two cents a pint for packaged ice cream and three cents a quart for bulk product in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Bowman Ice Cream Co
Senate Okay Brightens Chances of Turnpike Bill
Ohio senators approve the turnpike measure 26 to 5 sending the bill to the House. A five member turnpike commission would oversee bonds and policing with eight year terms. The route would stretch 239 miles from near Youngstown to the Indiana border linking with the Pennsylvania road.
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Senate
Columbus
Ohio
House
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Youngstown
Akron
Cleveland
Toledo
Indiana
Chicago
Grand Jury Indicts Two Spy Suspects
A federal grand jury charged Judith Coplon a Justice Department analyst and Valentin A Gubitchev a Russian UN engineer with a four count espionage indictment. One count alleges Coplon delivered defense related documents writings and notes containing intelligence on espionage and counter espionage activities. They were arrested in New York after an FBI trail through Manhattan streets.
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New York
Judith Coplon
Department of Justice
Valentin A. Gubitchev
United Nations
Miss Copson
Gubitchev
United States
FBI
Manhattan
Triple Slaying Seen From Telephone Panic
Police said Emory Holt 32 shot his wife Norma 34 and David Whittaker 32 before killing himself in Whittaker's 16th floor London Terrace apartment. A mother 3,000 miles away heard her daughter's dying screams through the telephone during the attack.
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New York
Emory Holt
Hollywood
Norma
David Whittaker
Elsie Thomas
Whittaker
London Terrace
Logs Crush Worker in Delaware County Accident
Charles Sandy aged 30 of near Kilbourne Delaware County was killed when logs rolled off a truck and crushed him during unloading. The incident occurred yesterday in Delaware, reportedly during routine loading operations.
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Delaware, O
Charles Sandy
Kilbourne
Delaware County
Suspects Trapped Near White House In Martinsburg Train Robbery
Police captured Lyman Ramsdell and George Ashton in a Washington pawnshop near the White House after a chase from Martinsburg West Virginia. Ramsdell was wounded in a pistol duel as officers seized the pair and recovered pistols and loot.
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Washington
Martinsburg
W. Va
White House
John E. Winters
Lyman Ramsdell
Youngstown
Ohio
George Llewelyn Ashton
Baltimore and Ohio
Ramsdell
S. and W
Lomax
James D. Kennedy
Ashton
West Virginia
Dormitory fire victims identified at Kenyon College
Identification of six missing students completed at Kenyon College as the Old Kenyon dormitory fire toll rose to nine. Officials said the state highway patrol moved the remains to Dowd Funeral Home and coroner signed death certificates. names include Ernest Ahwajee, Albert Lewis, George Pincus, Stephen Shepard, Colin Woodworth, and Martin Mangel.
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Gambier
Kenyon College
Kenyon
Gordon K. Chalmers
State Highway Patrol
Dowd
Mount Vernon
C. L. Harmer
Knox County
Ernest Ahwajee
Akron
Albert J. Lewis
Hazelton
George Pincus
Brooklyn
N. Y
Stephen Shepard
New York City
Colin Woodworth
Jamaica Plains
Mass
Martin E. Mangel
S. B. Radcliffe
Sgt
A. B. Cook
Chalmers
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Stefan Olsen
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Ralph A. Winter
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