Ohio high school finals set with Middletown East Liverpool clash
Middletown defends title bid in Class A finals against East Liverpool, while Columbiana faces New Knoxville in Class B. Middletown seeks a third title in four years as Columbiana, led by 15 year old Jack Kuck who poured 31 in the semi, eyes a fourth straight victory for the Clippers. Attendance records and a dramatic finish by Findlay frame a colorful 25th tournament.
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Columbus
Middletown
Liverpool
Columbiana
New Knoxville
Ohio
East Liverpool
Findlay
Trojans
Middies
Clippers
Corning
Railroaders
Yorkville
Jack Kuck
Auglaize County
Kuck
Phillipsburg
OSU ceramic students tour Logan Clay Co and Anchor Hocking
Twenty five Ohio State University ceramic engineering students visited Logan Clay Products Co. in southern Ohio as part of a week long tour of ceramic industries in the region. The group included Barton Hall Jr. and Richard Robinson, sons of local clay industry officials, and ended with a visit to Anchor Hocking Glass Corp. in Lancaster.
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Ohio State University
Ceramic Engineering
Logan Clay Products Co
Ohio
Kentucky
Barton Hall, Jr
Richard Robinson
OSU
Hocking Glass Corp
Lancaster
Portal Pay Veto Looms as GOP Seeks Victory
Washington reports decisive party gains as Republicans push to override a Truman veto. Senate vote 74 to 24 to outlaw portal claims, House 435 to 56, conference next. Democrats split over exempting back-wage claims, Pepper urged Truman veto to defend wage-hour law.
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Washington
House
Senate
Truman
House-Senate
Willte Mouse
GOP
Pepper
D-Fla
Jittery Bandits Await Arraignment
Circleville O March 22 Formal disposal of three young nervous gunmen who yesterday failed in an attempt to hold up the New Holland First National Bank was to be decided today at a conference of Pickaway County authorities Sheriff William Radcliff custody of Charles Maly 23 Donald Neff 17 and Carson Rice 18 all of Springfield He questioned the trio for several hours last night but had no comment The holdup described as a movie comedy affair ended when a cylinder dropped from a revolver and a bank employee slammed a door But they fled after the door was shut.
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Circleville
New Holland First National Bank
Pickaway County
William Radcliff
Charles Maley
Donald Neff
Carson Rice
Springfield
Radcliff
London
Langley Collyer Search Deepens In Junk Laden Mansion Mystery
New York police intensified a search for Langley Collyer 71 inside the junk filled Fifth Avenue mansion where his brother Homer 75 lay dead. Autopsy slated at Bellevue Hospital while detectives probe booby trapped tunnels built by the reclusive pair.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Langley Collyer
Homer
Langley
Fabulous Brothers
Bellevue Hospital
Mine Operators Lewis May Get Call to Parley
Washington officials say a government call for John L. Lewis and mine operators to negotiate a new contract may come within a week. Two legal steps loom: Lewis must purge contempt of court by ending his notice to terminate the contract and pay fines totaling over 8 million dollars, with the government still seeking a final judgment on the core issue of whether the union can reopen the contract on 30 days notice. Government bonds were posted to cover fines, and timing hinges on disposing of these legal formalities as officials expect swift action.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
J. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Federal District Court
Justice Department
Lewis
Death Takes Veteran C&O Baggage Man
Funeral services for John P. Boylan 67 veteran Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad baggage man who died Friday at Mt. Carmel Hospital will be held at 9 A M Monday at Holy Trinity Church Jackson Rev Fr Edward W Sullivan will officiate burial in Mt Olive Cemetery He commuted between Jackson and Logan on the Logan Pomeroy passenger train Born Coalton he worked for Hocking Valley and C&O from about 1900 Survived by his wife Mrs Lorna Duncan Boylan two sisters and a brother plus four brothers and one sister deceased He was a member of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and Holy Name Society.
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John P. Boylan
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Holy Trinity
Jackson County
Coalton
Hocking Valley Railroad
Chesapeake & Ohio
Dundas-Jackson
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Holy Name Society
Lorna Duncan Boylan
J. W. Maxwell
St. Louis
Ella Boylan
Gasoline Price Hike Touches Off Inquiry
Washington report states Justice Department anti trust division opened an inquiry after motorists nationwide complained of gasoline price increases. Prices cited range from a half cent to a cent and a half per gallon, with some areas seeing a second rise in recent weeks. Acting Attorney General Douglas W. McGregor said the department is studying the situation. Governors Mon C. Wallgren of Washington and Earl Warren of California urged an FBI investigation.
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Washington
Justice Department
Douglas W. McGregor
Mon C. Wallgren
Earl Warren
California
FBI
Commissioners Let Contract For Courthouse Redecorating
The Hocking County Board awarded the courthouse redecoration contract to Eby Wallpaper Shopper Logan with a bid of 3822, directed county auditor Har ry L. Smith to sign. A single bid for three county dump trucks was rejected for nonconformity, while surplus highway equipment to be sold to the high est bidder will be offered with bids due by April 11.
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Hocking County Board of Commissioners
Logan
Harry L. Smith
Smith
Two Are Injured As Autos Collide At Main And Market
Two persons were injured in a collision at the Main and Market streets intersection. Ed Collins of North Walnut Street and Lewis J. Warner of 213 East Street were driving the involved cars. Collins suffered a knee laceration and Phyllis Schorr, a passenger in Warner's car, injured her leg. Collins drove east on West Main Street while Warner traveled south on North Market Street. Both vehicles were badly damaged.
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Main and
Market Streets
Ed Collins
North Walnut Street
Lewis J. Warner
East Street
Collins
Phyllis Schorr
Warner
West Main Street
North Market Street
Northern England Hit by New Floods
Swollen rivers overflowed new sections of northern England as thousands of troops and civilian volunteers worked to seal riverbank breaks. Flood waters poured over farmlands and disrupted transport as rescue efforts continued across affected areas.
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London
England
Milk Theft Brings $200 Fine and 30 Days Jail
Mrs. Livey Hunter was found guilty of stealing two quarts of milk from a South Main Street home. Mayor J. T. Riley imposed a $200 fine and 30 days in jail. The incident occurred in Franklin Ohio on March 22.
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Franklin
Livey Hunter
J. T. Riley
Meeting Between Stalin Bevin Suggests Possible Weekend Talks
An authoritative British source said a meeting between Prime Minister Stalin and Foreign Secretary Bevin was in the wind for this weekend but might occur somewhat later. In Washington, President Truman proclaimed April as cancer control month and urged national unity to fight the disease.
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Moscow
Stalin
Ernest Bevin
Washington
Truman
Greek Army Opens Spring Offensive on Grammos Ridge
Greek forces near Mount Grammos launched the promised spring offensive against anti-government guerrillas. The operation targets guerrilla pockets along the northern frontier with Albania and marks a major escalation in the campaign.
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Athens
Mount Grammos
Fleming Confesses Cessation of American Examiner Publication
Grover W. Fleming, 64, facing three libel indictments, told Clark County common pleas court he has stopped publishing the American Examiner and was jailed. Publisher apologized for missing arraignment. In Washington, GOP leaders reportedly back a $5.25 billion budget cut, $2 billion debt reduction, and sizable tax cuts.
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Springfield
Grover W. Fleming
Clark County Common Pleas Courts
American Examiner
Court of Common Pleas
Golden C. Davis
Washington
Senate
House
Truman
Train Derails Injure About Twenty in S C
In Camden South Carolina on March 22 the Seaboard Airline Sun Queen running Miami to New York derailed after passing an open switch at Cassatt. About twenty people were injured two hospitalized with head and limb injuries while others received first aid and continued their journeys. Engineering J H Johnson of Raleigh was hospitalized. Three diesel units and seven cars left the tracks over a stretch of several hundred feet.
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Camden
S. C
Seaboard Airline Railway
J. H. Johnson
Raleigh
N. C
Camden Hospital
Seaboard
Cassatt
Here
Greenfield Slaying Confession Claimed
Highland County prosecutor Eugene Hahne said Cecil Yankey 39 confessed in a signed statement to the slaying of 74 year old Leroy Woodland an elderly pensioner during a fight in Greenfield.
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Greenfield
Highland County
Eugene Hahne
Cecil Yankey
Leroy Woodland
Motorist Fined For Operating Without Rights
Betty Jane Wolfe of Nelsonville was fined $5 and costs after pleading guilty to operating a motor vehicle without rights before Mayor W. Denzil Weltner. She was cited to appear by city police last week.
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Betty Jane Wolfe
Nelsonville
W. Denzil Weltner
U S Plane Crashes Between Eritrea and Ethiopia
Ad vices report a U S military Dakota aircraft based in Cairo crashed yesterday in the region between Asmara Eritrea and Addis Ababa Ethiopia. No further details on casualties or cause are provided.
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Cairo
U. S
Asmara
Eritrea
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Leo Dillon Solo at Logan Airport
Leo Dillon son of Mr and Mrs S H Dillon soloed at Logan airport Thursday after a few hours dual instruction Leo Harper operator of the Hocking Valley Flying Service announced today He said bad weather recently reduced flying but with spring many students plan to enroll for private instruction
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Leo Dillon
S. H. Dillon
Logan Airport
Leo Harper
Hocking
Truck and Auto Collide at Road Intersection
A truck and an automobile collided at the intersection of U S Route 33 and State Route 595 south of Logan yesterday. No injuries were reported though both vehicles were damaged. The car was driven by James Paul Dillie 18 Amesville and the truck by Charles Voris 669 West Third Street.
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Logan
Jack Waldron
Waldron
James Paul Dillie
Amesville
Charles Voris
West Third Street
Molotov Urges Decentralized Provisional German Government
The Moscow radio quoted Vyacheslav Molotov calling for a provisional democratic German government elected under a provisional constitution. He urged restoration of Landtags and two all German chambers, with central departments in finance industry transport and foreign trade, and allied council help to draft a democratic constitution. The aim is to eradicate remnants of militarism and fascism per Potsdam.
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London
Moscow Radio
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Council of Foreign Ministers
Molotov
United States
Britain
Russia
Germany
Allied Control Council
Berlin
Free Trade Unions
Thieves Ransack Cottage at Shell Beach Buckeye Lake
Buckeye Lake sheriff reports theft at Shell Beach cottage owned by Harley Highley. Equipment valued at 300 dollars stolen includes three casting rods and reels a fly rod two gas stoves a cabinet radio a flannel shirt two bait boxes and a jacket.
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Ford Hack
Logan
Fairfield County
Harley Highley
Shell Beach
Buckeye Lake
Mr. Hack
Ohio State University to Raise Tuition Next Year
Ohio State University trustees approved a 50 percent rise in incidental and non-resident tuitions. Beginning September 30, Ohio residents will pay 90 dollars per three-quarter year, while non-residents pay 22 dollars per quarter. remaining quarters stay at 20 dollars and 50 dollars respectively. Other state universities plan standard schedules by fall, with Miami, Bowling Green, and Wilberforce among those affected.
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Columbus. O
Ohio
Ohio State University
Jacob B. Taylor
OSU
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C&o
Baggage Man
Beulah Louise Overell
University of Southern California
George Gollum
Santa Ana
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