Gas Outlets Are Barred For Heating New Homes
The Petroleum Administration for Defense ordered federal control of natural gas for new customers in 15 states and Washington DC. New connections for central heating or industrial use are restricted unless specific conditions are met and local supplies are adequate. Exemptions cover cooking and other limited uses. The rule targets defense industries amid a gas shortage, with areas including Ohio New Jersey New York and Pennsylvania among others.
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Washington
District of Columbia
The
Petroleum Administration For Defense
PAD
Ohio
Connecticut
Delaware
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Virginia
Wisconsin
West Virginia
Columbia Gas System
Kentucky
Columbia
Louisville Gas and Electric Comerpany
Trucker Strikes Girl Near Ft. Recovery
Two year old Sharon Elizabeth Wuebker was killed when her father's truck backed over her near Ft. Recovery Mercer County. Ralph Wuebker said he did not know the child was behind the vehicle.
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Celina
Sharon Elizabeth Wuebker
Ft. Recovery
Mercer County
Ralph Wuebker
Fairborn Mayor Swigart Resigns After 1950 Merger
Fairborn Mayor H E Swigart quits to devote full time to his dry cleaning business. He is succeeded by assistant mayor T K King. Swigart has served since Fairborn’s incorporation on January 1, 1950, from the Osborn Fairfield merger.
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Dayton
H. E. Swigart
Fairborn
T. K. King
Swigert
Osborn
Fairfield
Rennel Concentrate Fat Loss Advertisement Claims Easy Weight Reduction
A testimonial promotes Rennel Concentrate as a simple at home fat loss remedy. A 26 year old Cincinnati woman reports dropping from 165 to 139 pounds and urges readers to buy four ounces of Rennel, mix with grapefruit juice, and take two tablespoons twice daily with a money back guarantee.
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Ernest Martin
Milton St
Cannes
Cre
Missionary Society official to preach at First Church
Dr. Donald F. West executive secretary of the division of foreign missions in the United Christian Missionary Society will guest minister at First Church of Christ at 10 30 am Sunday The Rev Edwin Bobbitt is on vacation West administers missions in India the Philippines and Thailand and serves on committees with the National Council of the Churches of Christ He previously led First Christian Church in Oakland California and other pastorates He studied at Chapman College Yale Divinity School and the American School of Oriental Research in Jerusalem His Near East work included studies in Egypt Lebanon and Palestine.
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Donald F. West
Division of Foreign Missions
United Christian Missionary Society
First Church of Christ
Edwin Bobbitt
Christian Missionary Society
Disciples of Christ
West
India
Philippines
Thailand
Foreign Mission Division
National Council of the Churches of Christ
Japan
Southeast Asia
Africa
United Society
First Christian Church
Oakland
Calif
Fulton
Pomona
Chapman College
Yale Divinity School
American School of Oriental Research
Jerusalem
Near East
Egypt
Lebanon
Palestine
Negro Gets Police Job In New York City
William Leon Rowe, 38, becomes the first Black deputy police commissioner in New York. A former newspaper reporter, Rowe is a close friend of boxer Sugar Ray Robinson and Mayor Vincent R. Impellitteri, who appointed him yesterday.
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NEW York
William Leon Rowe
New York City
Rowe
Ray Robinson
Vincent R. Impellitteri
Newly Ordained Pastor To Speak At Local Church
The Rev. Frank McCullough, recently ordained at First Baptist Church, will serve as supply pastor at Oakland Presbyterian Church this Sunday at 10 30 a.m. The Oakland Church lacks a permanent minister but plans to select one soon.
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Frank McCullough
First Baptist Church
Oakland Presbyterian Church
Oakland
Dudek Opposed for FOP Chief in National Election
Cincinnati AP reports Fraternal Order of Police nationals vote pits Cleveland president Jack Dudek against Charles Murphy of Phoenix for re election security. Also contested is secretary with John J. Quinn and Albert Brown of Philadelphia. Other officers nominated without opposition.
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Cincinnati
Jack Dudek
Cleveland
Fraternal Order of Police
Dudek
Order
Charles Murphy
Phoenix
Ariz
John J. Quinn
Albert Brown
Philadelphia
Elmer Sokol
South Bend
Ind
Tracy Vaughn
Jackson, Mich
O. S. McCaw
Lexington, Ky
J. H. Snyder
Gadsden
Ala
Columbus General Named To National Defense Mobilization Committee
Defense Mobilizer Charles E. Wilson named Brig. Gen. Carlton S. Dargush of Columbus to the National Defense Mobilization Committee. Dargush was cited by the Army for cooperation with the armed services since retirement and has served as a civilian advisor to Maj. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, director of Selective Service.
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Columbus
Charles E. Wilson
Carlton S. Dargush
National Defense Mobilization Committee
Dargush
Army
Armed Services
Lewis B. Hershey
National Selective Service
Ohio Gas Rate Increase Sought by Columbus Firm
The Ohio Fuel Gas Company of Columbus asked the Power Commission for authority to raise its rate 15 percent for 24 wholesale utility customers in Ohio. The hike would total about 2.475 million dollars based on expected sales for the year ending June 30, 1952.
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Washington
Ohio Fuel Gas Company of
Columbus
The
Power Commission
Ohio
Ost Researcher Dies at Ohio State University
Clayton Bowers 27 died from injuries after an inflammable hydrocarbon exploded while he checked an experiment in the engineering laboratory at Ohio State University. He was a researcher at the university.
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Columbus
Clayton Bowers
Ohio State University
Bowers
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Middletown
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