Governmental Battle Over Shipping Policy Heads to Congress
Washington AP reports a clash over the decision to limit Marshall Plan bulk cargoes to American ships, with Economic Cooperation Administrator Paul G. Hoffman backing the move to favor foreign vessels for grain coal and petroleum. Maritime Commissioner Grenville Mellen condemns the policy as a sellout, promising a special session and possible presidential and congressional action.
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Washington
Grenville Mellen
Economic Cooperation
Paul G. Hoffman
Mellen
Hoffman
ECA
U.S
Senator Bridges
Rnil
Senate
House
Committee On Foreign Aid
Bridges
Congress
Europe
France
Christmas Seal Sales Rise in Butler County
With three weeks left, the Butler County Tuberculosis and Health Association reports a pickup in Christmas Seal Sales. Middletown funds total 3930.65 and Butler County receipts reach 9729.90, down from last year, as slower contributions are noted by chairwoman Lillian Sebald and regional organizers.
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Butler County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Lillian Sebald
W. H. Spindler
Middletown and Vicinity
Vernon Roden
Hamilton
J. Paul Albert
Butler County
Lions to Man Army Kettles and Holiday Events
Lions Club members William Long Don Carey Millard Schrote Donald Duncan Joseph Riley B F Sawyer Darrel Walker Richard Trout and Ernest Graff will staff Salvation Army kettles on December 17. A kiddie party with gifts and refreshments is planned for December 22 at 7 p m at the Gas and Electric Auditorium. The sight saving seal drive begins February first with Middletown Lions hosting Franklin Lions on January 6. Russell Stabler was elected secretary to fill an unexpired term and Graff becomes official tail twister.
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William Long
Don Carey
Millard Schrote
Donald Duncan
Joseph Riley
B. F. Sawyer
Darrel Walker
Richard Trout
Ernest Graff
Lions Club
Salvation Army
Gas and Electric
Middletown Lions
Franklin Lions Club
Howard Wilson
Russell Stabler
Graff
Ohio Election Irregularity Charge Filed
A delegation from Union City urged Ohio officials to probe election irregularities in the Ohio portion of the city on the Indiana border. Herbert Garey led residents alleging Indiana voters cast ballots in Ohio. officials pledged investigators and referenced a prior May primary report to the Darke County prosecutor.
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Columbus
Union City
Secretary of State
Ohio
Indiana
TheOhio
Darke County
Herbert Garey
James Dougan
Garey
Harvey V. Skidmore
O. G. Cox
Four Warren County Men Granted Paroles by Board
Four Warren County men were among 99 inmates at Mansfield's Ohio State Reformatory granted paroles by the Ohio Pardon and Parole Board. They include Lawrence Sparks serving a motor vehicle without owner’s consent charge Harold Lanter guilty of burglary of an inhabited dwelling at night Luther Dunnigan on a vehicle related charge and Anthony Rogers held for carrying concealed weapons. Paroles take effect on or after January 19 except Rogers whose parole begins April 5.
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Warren County
Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
Ohio Pardon and Parole Board
Lawrence Sparks
Harold Lanter
Luther Dunnigan
Anthony Rogers
Rogers
Suit Filed To Gain 73000 Dollar Commission
David and Irving Haber of Cleveland appeal a District Court verdict denying a 73000 dollar real estate commission from Bond Stores Inc. in Cincinnati. They say Bond Stores hired them to locate a site and pointed out Sixth and Vine Streets before later discharging them as representatives.
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Cincinnati
David and
Irving Haber
Cleveland
U. S. Court of Appeals
Sixth Circuit
Bond Stores, Inc
Habers
Sixth and Vine Sts
Hamilton Welding School Inc Granted Incorporation
In Columbus the Hamilton Welding School Inc of Hamilton received incorporation papers. Frederick K. Randolph Frank A Schwab and Clara Wessel hold 250 shares of 100 dollar common stock. Legal work by Connaughton and Schwab in the Rentschler Building Hamilton.
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Columbus
Hamilton Welding School, Inc
Hamilton
Frederick K. Randolph
Frank A. Schwab
Clara Wessel
Connaughton and Schwab Law Office
Rentschler Building
Judge Rules Pay Equality for Probate and Juvenile Judges
Medina Ohio AP reports Common Pleas Judge W E Kellogg ruled that probate judges who also serve as juvenile court judges are entitled to at least the same salary as common pleas judges. The decision affects judicial pay parity and benefits across overlapping roles.
Judge Leiser notes small salary gap with Common Pleas judge
Butler County Probate and Juvenile Judge Oscar R. Leiser states his pay is about $102 yearly lower than a Common Pleas Judge. He says approved raise would be retroactive to October 1, 1947, with some counties showing differences of $1,100 to $1,500 annually.
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Oscar R. Leiser
Butler County
Common Pleas
Ruling Allows Immediate Pay Boost for Medina Juvenile Judge
The decision affects about 23 counties and stems from Medina Probate Judge Cloyd W. Derhammer’s suit against Medina County officials. It raises his annual salary from 4585 to 4991 dollars, citing a state measure that allowed a 1500 dollar annual payment to each recipient to raise probate and juvenile judge salaries. The ruling notes no salary scale exists for juvenile judges, so the increase does not count as a formal raise under current tenure rules.
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Medina
Cloyd W. Derhammer
Medina County
Derhammer
Common Pleas
Ofice
Kellogg's
Building Framework Left In Salt Lake City Theft
A. C. Boyle reports only the building frame remains after a downtown Salt Lake City theft. Thieves took the glass front door eight interior doors two toilets one wash basin fifty feet of gas pipeline two four inch soil pipes and two partitions while leaving the frame. They boarded up the entrance after stealing the door.
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Salt Lake City
A. C. Boyle
Boyle
State Of Towa Leads Christmas Train Campaign
Dayton Ohio AP report says State Of Towa will top 300 carloads of grain for the Christmas trains campaign run by the Christian Rural Overseas program. Percy Klingensmith of Kimball Nebraska is believed to have given 271 bushels of wheat, while canvassers face snow delays and donations extend to train assembly.
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Dayton. O. (Ap
Towa
Christian Rural Overseas Program
H. J. Willer
Miller
Percy Klingensmith
Kimball
Neb
Spare That Lie Santa Claus Risk Tip For Parents
Dr. Rudolph N Bollmeier of Hot Springs Ark urged parents not to tell children white lies about Santa or Easter bunny as it may seed juvenile delinquency. He spoke at the Southern Psychiatric Association meeting in Dallas advising honesty while keeping the Christmas spirit.
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Dallas
Santa Claus
Rudolph N. Bollmeier
Hot Springs
Ark
Southern Psychiatric Association
Junior
Bollmeier
Truman Christmas at Independence Home
President Truman, Mrs. Truman, and Margaret plan to eat Christmas turkey at the White House but Mrs. Truman expects to travel to Missouri mid December. In Missouri they will spend Christmas at Independence with plans disclosed by White House aide.
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Washington
Truman
Margaret
Independence
James Helm
White House
Missouri
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