High Taxes Hit Industry Yet Profits Still Rise
The Business Mirror notes higher taxes drag on industrial profits in early 1951 while 88 leading firms report total earnings of 924.6 million, up 25.8 percent from 1950’s first quarter. Some sectors surge, others dip. oil and packaging rise, steel mixed, utilities and food processors show modest gains, and tax changes complicate gains.
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New York
Federal Trade Commission
The
Securities and Exchange Commission
Korea
Treasury
Uncle Sam
Sheetey
Tobacco
Noble County draft board suspends inductions over dispute
Noble County draft board will suspend inductions indefinitely after a clash with state Selective Service officials. Ralph Hicks said the state board’s 3-A ruling on a single man previously classified 1-A caused resignations and prompted no May draft in Noble County. The county quota for May is five men.
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Flo
Board of Appeals
State Board
Noble County Board
Noble County
Selective Service
Hicks
Governor Opposes Legalized Gambling Says It Is Wrong
Governor Frank Lausche replies to Patty Cook of Warren a high school student on legalized gambling. He cites his testimony before the Kefauver committee and warns legalization would be a backward step inviting crime and social harm. The state should set an example by disapproving these wrongs while recognizing some commercial gambling may persist. Hardwood veneers for fine furniture and decorative panels are made from imported trees worldwide.
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Columbus
Patty Cook
Warren
Warren G. Harding High School
Frank J. Lausche
Kefauver Committee
Cleveland
Pretty Bunny
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Blue Ball Water Service Project Approved by County
Butler County Commissioners approved a large water extension to the Blue Ball area pending a public hearing after tentative assessments. The four and a half mile line will serve the Blue Ball School and about 150 homes, starting at Faton Ave and Warren St in Lemon Township and extending along Middletown Red Lion Rd and other roads. Some sections will cross into Warren County to serve the school. officials will decide on that tap later. Water will be sourced from Middletown and billed through the county.
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Butler County
Blue Ball
Gordon Augspurger
Commissioner Board
Augspurger
Faton Ave
Warren St
Lemon Township
Middletown Red Lion Rd
Wellington
Windsor
Cincinnati-Dayton
Warren County
Middletown
Daniel Martin
John C. Thomas
John H. Thomas
Eleanor Thomas
William B Thomas
Samuel Withrow
William Miller
Caleb Conarroe
John F. Flowers
John Weaver
Edward Rockhill
Elmer Childers
Common Pleas Court
Ohio
Jacksonburg
Wayne Township
Elmer Ilders
Joseph Kiep
Richard J. Leyton
Walter R. Bender
Cincinnati Man Dies In Chair
Cincinnati man Morrell Eakins, 32, executed in Ohio Penitentiary electric chair after Gov. Lausche refused to stay the sentence. Judge Underwood declined to intervene, citing non exhaustion of state appeals. Eakins walked to the chair with Rev. Wall as the 23rd Psalm was read. death at 8:09 p.m.
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Columbus
Morrell Eakins
Ohio
Eakins
K. EE. Wall
Truck Firms Are Sued For Bridge Collapse
Portage County commissioners sue two Cleveland trucking firms for 100000 dollars after a truck caused the Mantua bridge near Ravenna to collapse last February. Defendants named are Pompilide Rose Trucking Inc and Ohio Transport Inc.
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Ravenna
Portage County
Hamiltonians Held For Theft Of Car
Two cousins Claude Hamblin and Duren Hamblin both 22 and from Hamilton were under arrest in Hazard Kentucky last night on charges of stealing an auto and transporting it to Ohio.
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Hamilton
Hazard
Ohio
Claude Hamblin
Duren Hamblin
Cincinnati Scientist Dr Sabin Elected to NAS
Dr Albert B Sabin of Cincinnati, famed pediatric researcher, was elected to the National Academy of Sciences in a telegram from NAS headquarters. Only one other Ohioan, Dr Melville L Wolfrom of Ohio State University, holds the honor. Sabin is a professor of research pediatrics at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine.
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Cincinnati
Albert B. Sabin
National Academy of Sciences
NAS
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