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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1957

Page

4

Columbus Debates ONeill Pay Reversal Move

Gov. C William ONeill reversed himself on top appointee pay raises, sending a bill to restore salaries to 12000 and 10000. The Senate approved 32 to 2 amid mixed reaction with Republicans praising the move as politically advantageous for upcoming elections. Some worry cuts affect harmony in the governor’s team, while supporters say the change draws able personnel without constitutional issues.

Columbus Ohio William O'Neill O'Neill Senate O'Ners

Bingo Games And Pinball Play Ends In Tiffin

Police Chief Harold J. Fraley and Sheriff John W. Dysard ordered bingo games and pinball machines out of business in Tiffin and Seneca County. They cited two bingo games in the city and three in the county claimed for charity. Gov. ONeill’s position that commercial and non profit bingo differ prompted the action. The ban extends an earlier pinball order including extra games.

Tiffin Ohio Harold J. Fraley John W. Dysard Seneca County C. William O'Neill

Governor Faces Political Fallout Over Salary Revocation

The governor defended his salary repeal move as the right choice despite political risks. His message to lawmakers said the bill aimed to attract skilled personnel to state government, though he conceded the salary alone does not always guarantee results.

State payroll cut proposals spark debate on public service pay

The repeal plan keeps Highway Chief Charles M. Noble at 30000 and three Public Utilities Commission members at 18000, while reducing the mental health director post from 25000 to 18000 and keeping its former 12000 level. A veteran legislator says high salaries cannot lure executives from private work and notes public service demands scrutiny and talent.

Charles M. Noble New Jersey Turnpike Public—Utilities O'Neill

Deputy State Treasurer Named

Louie D. Creviston of North Lew isburg Champaign County has been appointed deputy state treasurer by State Treasurer Roger W. Tracy. Creviston has worked in the treasurer’s office since 1920 and has wide knowledge of state finances, counting 13 employees at the start and about 140 today.

Columbus Ohio Louie D. Creviston North Lewisburg Champaign County Roger W. Tracy Creviston

Hero Pigeons Find New Homes in Zoos Across Nation

The Army retires 15 World War II pigeons from a 40 000 bird flock and places hero birds in public zoos across Cleveland Dayton Baltimore Detroit Seattle Montgomery Scottsbluff and Washington DC. GI Joe flies for a canceled Col Vitt Vecchia mission and other birds logged dozens of combat missions in Europe Africa and Asia.

Baltimore C. Yates MC Daniel Washington Army Cleveland Dayton Ohio Detroit GT Joe C.O.D Mediterranean Baltimore Zoo Yank Apex Gafsa Tunisia George Patton India-Burma Caesar Flipper Oak Park Zoo Montgomery Ala North Africa Europe Dayton Museum Algiers Riverside Park Zoo Scottsbluff Neb

Weather experts estimate 150 Billion tons of rain in U S

Hartford weather experts at Traveller Insurance forecasting service estimated Saturday that 1500 billion tons of water fell on the United States in the last three and a half days of storms. They calculated by analyzing a million square mile storm area and averaging two inches of precipitation to derive the weight of the water.

Hartford Conn Traveler Insurance Co. Forecasting Service United States

Anti Pollution Expansion Urged By Conservation League

The Izaak Walton League of America urged expansion of federal water pollution efforts at its 35th annual convention. The resolution cites rising population and expanding industry as reasons for accelerated nationwide pollution abatement.

Washington The Izaak Walton League of America, Inc House League

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