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Newspaper

Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1949

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Ohio Senate Hears Hard Talk on Anti-Gambling Bills

Gov Lausche faces strong opposition in the Senate judiciary committee as anti gambling measures would let the governor remove sheriffs and close gaming spots. Testimony from Mrs Weigle and opponents argues the bills centralize power. action postponed to the next meeting.

Columbus Frank J. Lausche Senate Judiciary Committee William H. Daugherty Columbiana Ohio Maurice A. Niehaus Hamilton Evan P. Ford Franklin

Democrats Rally to Force Senate Roll Call on Filibuster

Washington reports a Democratic push to record vote on every issue as Senate debate over ending the filibuster nears a climax. Leader Lucas of Illinois says Republicans betrayed the anti filibuster cause by a deal with Southern Democrats, threatening to expose who surrendered.

Washington Truman Senate Lucas Illinois

Ohio FEPC bill faces amended passage next week

House Democrats forecast the revised FEPC bill will pass in Ohio next week after a two hour caucus. Leaders Cantwell and Lancione announced changes limiting investigations to FEPC staff and expanding coverage to religious and fraternal organizations hiring over 12, with Senate revisions possible. Republicans claimed enough votes to defeat the measure with cross party support.

Columbus House FEPC Frank J. Lausche John F. Cantwell Mahoning A. G. Lancione Belmont Cantwell Senate Senate Labor Committee Lancione

Conveyor Fees Present Views on Buck Rogers Belt Line

Opponents of the 130 mile Lake Erie Ohio River conveyor belt line mobilize against the project ahead of a Senate judiciary committee hearing. Rail unions and railroad executives, led by Akron Canton Youngstown president H B Stewart and supported by figures such as James W Huffman, Robert Guither, Frank R Aible, and Jackson E Betts, push resolutions against the belt line over fears of coal and ore traffic diverting from railroads and job losses.

Columbus Senate Judiciary Committee H. B. Stewart, Jr Akron Akron, Canton & Youngstown Railroad Riverlake Belt Conveyor Lines, Inc James W. Huffman U. S Robert Guinther Belt Line Ohio Stewart Frank R. Aible Davey Jackson E. Betts Findlay

Nelsonville Woman Embezzler Sentenced

Helen Largent a longtime clerk in Nelsonville public service was sentenced to one to ten years in Marysville Reformatory for Women after pleading guilty to embezzling 766 dollars. The indictment followed a state audit showing a 13255 shortage in town funds.

Nelsonville, O Helen Largent Nelsonville Department of Public Service Marysville

Death of John A. Summers at Gore after illness

John Andrew Summers 70 died 2 45 A M today at his Gore home after weeks of illness. Born July 24 1878 in Perry County he was a brick burner for Greendale Brick Co and a Gore resident. Survived by wife Katherine sons Rudd Logan Wayne, daughters Faye Goodell Cincinnati Maude Hite Los Angeles June Coon Lancaster several siblings. Funeral at 2 PM Friday Gore EUB Church with Rev. Earl Miller. burial Gore Cemetery by Leonard Funeral Service. Viewing at residence Thursday.

John Andrew Drew) Summers Gore Mr. Summers Perry County Joseph Elizabeth Summers Greendale Faye Goodell Cincinnati Maude Hite Los Angeles Calif June Coon Lancaster Charles New Straitsville Frank Melvin Logan Harvey Burgess Columbus Gore Eub Church Earl Miller Leonard Funeral Service

Custody Plea Over Rochester Love Child Case in Boston

A distraught mother Mrs. Ann F. Sullivan pleads for her 14-year-old son Gerald Sullivan, kept in a dungeon like room for a dozen years to protect family reputation. Police say the boy escaped from the barren room last Sunday night amid her emotional distress.

Boston Ann F. Sullivan Gerald Sullivan

Slayer Faces Death in Chair

Dwight David Tudor, 26, of Columbus was found guilty of first degree murder for the October 3 slaying of 14 year old Mary Anne Page near Boone Station School. The jury imposed a death sentence mandatory with no mercy option. sentencing date pending. Tudor had earlier been declared sane after insanity proceedings.

Springfield Dwight David Tudor Columbus Tudor Mary Anne Page Boone Station School Here Lima State Hospital David Carter Golden C. Davis

Lancaster to Lose Highway Dept Office

The Ohio State Highway Department will close four regional design offices March 31. Designers move to the bureau of location and design at Columbus headquarters to reduce jurisdictional misunderstandings. Affected staff include Ross Schultz Bowling Green George W Holman Ravenna R S Fisher Middletown and A H Moellenkamp Lancaster.

Columbus State Highway Department Frank J. Lausche Bureau of Location and Design Department Ross Schultz Bowling Green George W. Holman Ravenna R. S

British Sloop Alliance Sinks Near Puerto Rico

The British sloop Alliance sank about 25 miles southwest of Puerto Rico last night. Coast Guard reports all six men aboard were rescued.

Miami Fla Alliance Puerto Rico Coast Guard

Senate Holds Hopes of Saving Rent Control

Washington reports that administration forces seek a stronger rent control bill in the Senate after House passage. The measure would extend controls for 15 months under a home rule plan granting state options. Rep. Walter E. Brehm of Logan opposed the full law but backed the local option provision.

Senate Washington House Walter E. Brehm Logan Congress Rep. Brehm Associated Press

House votes to extend rent controls with local option and new remedies

The House approved a rent control bill extending ceilings beyond March 31 with a local option to reimpose controls and new penalties for overcharges. Tighe Woods backed revival powers, promising to lift controls in 100 rural areas if allowed to recontrol unusual rent hikes. Critics warn local authority could gut nationwide controls as counties opt out.

Senate Woods

Noah Frank Riggs Dies of Heart Attack at 72

Noah Frank Riggs 72 longtime city employee died of a heart attack at 9 15 A M at his home 202 East Second Street He had risen from farmer to city foreman in the waterworks retiring about a year ago Survived by wife Clara son Charles and three daughters and three sisters. five brothers preceded him Funeral 2 PM Friday Heinlein Funeral Home Rev Paul Warner burial Oak Grove Cemetery.

Noah Frank Riggs East Second Street Mr. Riggs Washington Township Logan Clara Charles Ruth Bell Florence Ledman Portsmouth Belle Hanesworth Ethel Hoskins Clint Johnson Sabina Heinlein Funeral Home Paul Warner Oak Grove Cemetery

Eagles Lodge Fuss Triggers Ohio Legislature Inquiry

A Lorain lodge dispute prompts Rep. Edward W. De Chant to seek a 9 member legislative commission and a $10,000 appropriation to investigate fraternal orders. The push targets alleged by officials to push lodge interference and slot machine operations in the Fraternal Order of Eagles.

Columbus Lorain Ohio Edward W. de Chant Grand Lodge Harley E. Gardell Garfield Heights Lorain Lodge Gardell Brown Order of Eagles House de Chant Senate

Indictment for Armed Robbery in Tiffin Grocery Holdup

Lloyd J. Steward was indicted by the Seneca County grand jury today on charges of armed robbery and grand larceny for the January 15 holdup of a local grocery store in Tiffin Ohio. The case details allege theft of cash and goods during the crime.

Tiffin. O Lloyd J. Steward Seneca County Grand Jury

Markets At a Glance Grain and Livestock Edges Move

Wheat and corn weaken as new crop months slip. Oats show firmness while hogs rise to 21.75 and cattle gain up to 29.00. Stocks drift lower and bonds as rails in supply trend down.

Luther Timberlake Dies in Logan Carpenter

Luther Timberlake 73 a Logan carpenter died at 7 30 P M yesterday at his home 368 North Street after five weeks illness He was born June 23 1875 in Hocking County son of Samuel and Martha Timberlake A Mason Lodge member survivors include wife Jennie three sons Howard Pearl Wayne and two daughters Mrs Angus Van Meter and Mrs Joseph Phillips Funeral services will be at 2 P M Thursday in the Methodist Church Dr R B Wilson officiating Masonic services tonight at Leonard Funeral Home with members meeting 7 30 P M at the Masonic Hall

Luther Timberlake Logan Carpenter North Street Mr. Timberlake Hocking County Samuel Timberlake Martha Buchanan Timberlake Logan Masonic Lodge Jennie Howard Lawton Okla Pearl and Wayne Angus van Meter Columbus Joseph Phillips Methodist R. B. Wilson Leonard Funeral Home Masonic Hall

Water Main Break Drains 272000 Gallons in Public Square

A water main break in CHARDON OH lowered pressure and drained more than 272000 gallons into Public Square. Authorities worked to restore supply as crews mopped up the spill and assessed damage.

Chardon, O Public Square

Publisher and official clash over Lancaster raid publicity

In Columbus, March 16, Lancaster publisher R Kenneth Kerr and state liquor enforcement chief Anthony Rutkowski disputed whether the January 20 seizure of six slot machines at Lancaster Eagles Lodge was a publicity stunt or legitimate enforcement. The liquor board hearing, where the lodge pleaded guilty to possession, adjourned with the case under advisement.

Columbus Lancaster Eagles Lodge R. Kenneth Kerr Eagle Gazette State Liquor Board Anthony A. Rutkowski State Liquor Department Kerr Lancaster Eagles Lodge Rutkowski William Galayda eCounsel A. Cunix Canix Galayda

Tallulah Bankhead sue over radio soap jingle name

Tallulah Bankhead sues for 1 000 000 damages over a radio jingle that uses her first name Tallulah to promote a shampoo. She seeks an injunction against Procter & Gamble NBC CBS and an advertising agency claiming offensive use. Her attorney says the name identification harms her.

New York Tallulah Bankhead Tallulah Procter & Gamble Company National Broadcasting Company Columbia Broadcasting System Procter Gamble Donald R. Seawell

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Lausche Edwin F. Sawicki Cuyahoga Daugherty Keith Weigle Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers H. R. Knowles Toledo Railroad Brotherhoods William P. Wetherald Zanesville Association of Fraternal, Patriotic and Athletic Associations Eagles Elks, Moose Veterans William J.mcelroy Newwark Licking County Buckeye McElroy Leroy Hollaway, Jr Asbury Park N. J Fitkin Memorial Hospital Neptune Employment Practices Commission John A. Summers Gerald Slayer Death Highway Dept. Office White House Tighe Woods Spence D-Ky House Banking Committee Ohio Supply Company Eagles Lodges Ohio Organization Department Eagles National Life Insurance Company Lorain Board of Trustees Lodge The Ohio Eagles Texas Florida Bee Ridge
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