Ohio Senate Intensifies Action On House Budget Record
The Ohio Senate Finance Committee opened hurry-up hearings on the House approved state budget of 735 million dollars for the next two years. It tops Gov. Lausche’s rock-bottom figure by six million and is the state’s highest budget to date. A further twenty million in school aid is anticipated, with the Senate likely adding about five million for a pension boost.
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Columbus
State Senate Finance Committee
Frank J. Lauche
Ohio
House
Lausche
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Douglas MacArthur
Senate Rules Committee
Riverlake Belt Conveyor Lines, Inc
Akron
Lake Erie-Ohio River
Senate Judiciary Committee
Sored
Donald Rolf
Legislative Council
Law Enforcement Authority
Santa Claus Reese To Sell Scio Pottery
Lew Reese, longtime head of Scio Pottery, plans to sell the plant to a Chicago buyer for about 3 million dollars. He intends to share profits with workers before death to avoid inheritance tax and seeks a 10 year general manager contract to preserve labor programs. The 800 plus employees helped rebuild after a 1947 fire.
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Reese
Notice to bidders for public works in 1951 Ohio
Sealed proposals due May 23 1951 for general building and repairs at Anon State Farm Lebanon Ohio. Bids include 100 percent bid bond and must be sent to the Director of Public Welfare Division of Engineering Coordinator of Construction 1207 State Office Building Columbus Ohio. The Department reserves right to reject any or all bids.
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Director OF Public Welfare
Columbus
Ohio
Anon State Farm
Lebanon
Department of Public Welfare
the Auditor of State
Division of Engineering
Public Welfare
J. H W. Lamneck
Middletown
City of
Butler County
Erie Avenue
Wrenn Street
Germantown Road
Wilbraham Road
Elwood Street
Verity Parkway
Malvern Street
Wilmore Drive
Woodburn Street
Harlan Park Improvement Fund
Director of Finance
Hestouction
Frances Carmody
Jonn O. Taylor
Ayee
Lebanon Wrestling Fundraiser Promises Star Matches
A charity wrestling card at Lebanon High School on Saturday May 5 will feature six top stars led by Frankie Talabar and Roy Shire to raise funds for the Lebanon High School band to travel to St Louis June 17 to 20. The event, under the Lebanon Kiwanis Club, includes Lone Eagle versus Paul Orth and a main event of Talabar versus Shire, with a 90 minute two out of three falls format and additional tag team action.
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Lebanon
Lebanon High School
Lebanon Iwanis Club
Lebanon High
St. Louis
R. Earl Snapp
Lebanon Kiwanis Club
Frankie Talabar
Columbus
Roy Shire
George Ky
Lone Eagle
Paul Orth
Jackie
Doctor Charged With Performing Abortion
A Wyoming Ohio doctor, Dr. John H. Wallace aged 55, was charged with performing an illegal abortion that allegedly caused the death of 20 year old Ethel Mae Gentry. Wallace was released on $2,500 bond after the girl's father Earnest Gentry filed the warrant. The operation is said to have occurred in his Cincinnati office last Monday with death reportedly Thursday morning.
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Cincinnati
Wyoming, O
John H. Wallace
Earnest Gentry
Young Newsman Wins 1950 Lee Evans Prize
Michael J. Maloney, formerly Enquirer reporter now with the U S Air Force, won the Lee Evans Round Table Award for 1950. His winning story covered a double fatal shooting of a Norwood cafe operator and his wife. The prize honors the late city editor and New York correspondent.
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Cincinnati
Lee Evans Round Table
Michael J. Maloney
Enquirer
The
U.S. Air Force
Maloney
Norwood
Lee Evans
Ottawa Ex change hit by blast cuts phone service
Ottawa suffers two to three days without telephone service after a blast blamed on sewer gas damaged the Lima Telephone and Telegraph Company exchange. Estimated damage ranges from 20000 to 25000 dollars.
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Ottawa
The
Lima Telephone and Telegraph Company
Eastern region publicly pledges $1 million to UJA drive
Residents of Eastern Ohio Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia have contributed $1,000,000 to the United Jewish Appeal campaign, officials said yesterday at the Pittsburgh headquarters.
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Pttsburgh
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
United Jewish Appeal
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Ohio Senate
HFC
Household Finance Abolation
First National Bank
Central Ave
Middletown Lane
Rendens
Santa Claus
Scio Pottery
Manchkuo
Crawford
Necchi
S. Broad
Clinton
Manchester
Oberon Dr
Avalon
Winton St
Mayfield
Yankee Rd
Maude Coate
Franklin
D. Earl Marshal—Monroe
Lylburn Road Improvement Fund
Peeraenter
Cit
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Beton Ncis CA
Marc
Joan O. Taylor
William J. Miller
King Features, Inc
Lri
UJA
C. Stanley Earnhart
Ed Allum
Vogt, Ivers, Seaman and
White
Navy
Overy
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