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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1949

Page

9

State Senate To Act On Demand For Freeze On Building Program

In Columbus AP report says four Democratic senators seek a 30 day halt on Ohio's $50 million building program to allow an inquiry into alleged noncompliance with plans and materials. The resolution, backed by Sawicki Bartunek Boyd and Bernard, would empower the State Auditor to hire experts to investigate. Money would come from Rotary funds. no provision for paying the hired experts. The measure follows auditor checks connected to the firing of architect Joseph Gatozzi from a hospital project. The article also notes Senate approval of a fisherman licensing repeal and a mine safety bill advances to the House.

Columbus Ohio Senate Joseph T. Ferguson Edwin F. Sawicki Joseph W. Bartunek William M. Boyd Cleveland Nicholas Ferguson Frank J. Lausche Public Works, Welfare, Highways Highway and Public Works Department Rotary Joseph A. Gatozzi Cleveland Heights Apple Creek Institution Arthur Blake Belmont

Extension Sought for State Minimum Wage Hearing

The State Minimum Wage Board seeks more time past May 15 to decide wage levels for women and minors in hotels and restaurants. Chairman Kusworm said the board may need reappointment and more evidence before ruling. Current rates, set in 1934, range from 13 to 21 1/2 cents per hour.

Columbus Sidney J. Kusworm Dayton Albert A Waldman Kusworm Cur

Hamilton Man Loses Motion For New Trial

Bay Parks of Hamilton lost a motion for a new trial after a jury found him guilty of stabbing his nephew Andrew Waddell on September 26. Judge P P Boll overruled the motion, noting one improper witness question but finding the record showed guilt and that the force used exceeded necessity. Sentencing to come later in the week.

Bay Parks Hamilton Andrew Waddell P. P. Boll Common Pleas Court Parks Boli

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