Lausche Tries to Rally Democrats on Tax Bills in Closed Huddle
Gov Lausche held a private session with 18 of 19 Senate Democrats urging action on several measures. He opposed the Guthrie gross sales tax but backed a 50 percent liquor license increase and a padlocking bill to curb gambling dens. FEPC bill stands in Senate while sheriff removal, gambling jail terms, and county finance issues face mixed support.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Senate Democrats
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Ohio
Senate Judiciary Committee
Lausche
Greater Cleveland
Warren
Ironton
FEPC
House
Senate
Emmett R. Guthrie
D . Coshocton
Guthrie
Russian Leaders Hold Key To World Peace, Vandenberg Declares
New York AP reports Senator Arthur Vandenberg calls Russian leaders able to secure world peace by declaring disarmament and mutual good faith actions. He asserts Kremlin statements must be backed by deeds, noting lifting the Berlin blockade could brighten a bleak sky. He spoke at a Roosevelt Memorial Association dinner and received the 1948 Theodore Roosevelt medal.
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Vandenberg
New York
Arthur H. Vandenberg
R-Mich
Russia
Moscow
Kremlin
Berlin
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Theodore Roosevelt
U S Reds Hail Fall of Nanking
U S Communist leaders proclaim the fall of Nanking a liberation milestone in Asia. National Chairman William Z Foster and General Secretary Eugene Dennis say Imperialist attempts to harness China's 450 million people were repulsed and the capital's capture marks progress toward freedom.
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New York
Nanking
China
Far East
William Z. Foster
Eugene Dennis
Soviet Union
All Asia
Prairie chicken chases planes at Sault Ste Marie airport
A bold prairie chicken named Pete and his male gang harass pilots at the Sault Ste Marie municipal airport. They chase planes and even strike at propellers during mating season. State Conservation Department asks for a feeding strip to lure the birds away from aircraft and protect aviation and bird life.
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Sault Ste, Marie
Mich
Pete
State Conservation Department
Postman Known For Shooting Skills In Hunt
Envious witness Harry Thayer described J. E. Michael a retired mail carrier showing rapid shooting on a hunting trip. Thayer said they started two rabbits across a field and Michael fired a 20 gauge shotgun, dropping both with one shot.
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Weirton
W. Va
J. E. Michael
Harry Thayer
Michael
Headless rooster shows odd vitality in Indiana
In Rushville Indiana a Rhode Island Red rooster lost its head yesterday remained active today. The owner Verlin Black teen son of Mayor Russell Black tossed the bird into a barrel with several others, then found Red walking in the barrel later. Dr James Mull the local veterinarian hopes to keep the animal alive as long as possible while Black cites Lazarus the Los Angeles rooster whose life lasted 19 days.
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Rushville
Ind
Rhode Island
Verlin Coons
Russell Coons
Coons
Red
James Mull
Mull
Lazarus
Progress Report On New Turbo Hearth Steel Process
Pittsburgh firms Carnegie-Illinois Steel and Jones and Laughlin, with Battelle Memorial Institute, report progress on a turbo hearth method to direct air jets across liquid pig iron. Trials with a 1000 pound tube hearth established basic behavior and plans for a full sized furnace, though some operating difficulties remain.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Steel
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp
U. S. Steel Corp
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp
Battelle Memorial Institute
Columbus
Tax Reports Due Saturday Midnight
Columbus Bureau of Unemployment Compensation Administrator Frank J. Collopy today reminded employers subject to the Ohio Unemployment Compensation Law that the deadline for filing tax reports and making tax payments for the first quarter of 1949 is midnight Saturday April 30. Tax payments and reports must be postmarked April 30 or earlier.
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Columbus
Frank J. Collopy
Ohio
Collopy
Ohio penalties for late reports and payments under unemployment laws
Employers face a five dollar per month late filing fine up to twenty five dollars and an eight percent annual interest on unpaid tax. Coverage applies to employers with three or more workers, excluding agricultural domestic governmental and educational staff. White mice transported to China labs during World War II had oxygen during transit.
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Ohio
China
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