Burglaries Hit Three Offices Church and School
Thieves burglarized three offices a church and a school on Wednesday night. At the Castell Building the Alma Martin Beauty Shop Dr R Martz dentist office and the De Luxe Beauty Salon were entered. A glass bank at the Martin Shop contained $15. A church basement window yielded $16.50 in a coffee can. Garfield School gym was broken into with nothing reported missing.
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Senate clash over Taft-Hartley reform cooling off period
The Taft-Hartley debate centers on replacing court orders for strike bans with a presidential 30 day cooling off request. Clark asserts inherent presidential powers could secure injunctions in emergencies, a view hotly challenged by Republicans during a tense Senate labor hearing.
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Huge Navy Plane Launches Flight
SAN FRANCISCO AP The Navy unveils the Constitution a massive Lockheed jet airliner set for a cross country takeoff at 8 a.m. half full with 92 passengers. It can carry 180 passengers and fly non stop from San Francisco to London while newspaper and radio representatives test the craft.
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Cardinal Mindszenty in historic civil trial in Budapest
The cardinal and six other defendants face charges of plotting against the government, restoring the Hapsburgs, espionage and black market currency dealings. Mindszenty’s letter asking adjournment was rejected as the trial began with canon law professor Justin Barangay in the dock. The court, watched by the world, opened with the cardinal present and a dramatic pause over the adjournment plea.
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Law Words on Presidential Injunctions Cited
The speaker dismisses the attorney general and argues there is no inherent presidential right to injunctions. He contends such a claim would require explicit legal language and clarity in law.
Board Recalled In Rail Dispute
CHICAGO UP Spokesmen for the nation's railroads and 16 non operating unions said today that a presidential fact finding board has agreed to meet again Monday to help settle their wage hour dispute. The recalling of the three man board was an unprecedented move under railway labor laws but negotiators note they were recalling the board as individuals. The threat of a nationwide walkout of 1 000 000 employees appeared forestalled by the board recall. The spokesmen said earlier that in negotiations since Jan 5 they were unable to reach an agreement and wanted the board to clarify some of its recommendations. From five to 23 jewels it is always an odd number are used as bearings in spring watches.
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Butler County Court News Highlights Local Divorces and Estates
Judge P P Boli approves a separation decree for Irene Lamb and Edward R Lamb on neglect grounds. Estates listed include William L Hollebaugh 8488.36 assets with 7250 realty. Estella Fern Lantis realty 3500. Pasquale Scorts realty 2500. Ethel Higgins administratrix. Aaron Fields appeals overcharge at 607 Auburn St Middletown seeking 663 in triple damages plus fees. Dewey Roberts div orced Rhoda Adelia Roberts. Rettig estate appraised 36196.07. Oglesby Barnitz Bank executor. Viola Lacey named executrix in Lacey estate. death noted December 19.
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East estate appointment and Carrozza administration in Middletown
Alabama East seeks appointment to administer Edward East estate of Middletown who died January 18. Estate valued at 2800 personal and 2250 realty. Carmine Carrozza estate of Middletown valued at 6500 including 6000 realty. Rosie Ellen Carrozza administratrix. Helyn Howerton Patton files for divorce from James Clarence Patton in Common Pleas Court alleging neglect and seeks custody. Married November 14, 1942 in Newport Kentucky. Mildred Yenser obtains divorce decree from Edward Yenser in Common Pleas Court, petitions alleging neglect. restoration to maiden name.
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Woman Injured Escaping Fire in Cleveland Blaze
A 40 year old woman, Mrs Grace Sheats, broke her back leaping 25 feet to escape flames in an East Side dwelling. Seven others were unharmed and firemen estimate the damage at $25000. Battalion Chief Bernard W Mulcahy said the fire began near a basement gas meter.
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Humphreys resigns as acting commissioner of mental hygiene
Dr Edward J Humphreys resigned as acting commissioner of mental hygiene in the State Welfare Department saying he can no longer render efficient service under the division m administrative structure. Other briefs include a Cleveland arson death and a mass murder plea, and a Richmond Ohio company denying liability in a Virginia breach of contract suit.
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Two Solders Convicted by Army Court in Germany
Two American privates were convicted by the U S Army Court in Heidelberg for manslaughter in the first such court martial to use enlisted men as court members. Pfc Andrew D Byrd 31 of Orlando Florida and Pfc Oscar Gannon 24 of Hanging Rock Ohio received seven years confinement at hard labor and dishonorable discharges for killing a German man in a New Year s Eve fight outside a German woman s home.
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Honeymoon Ends Before Start For Fratus Couple
Cleveland report says a newlywed couple returned to their parents after their wedding reception to discover $500 hidden for their honeymoon missing from under a mattress. Police investigated as a theft tied to the celebration, with no arrests announced.
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Fire total loss at Cuyahoga Heights ALCO plant
A total loss fire at the Aluminum Company of America plant in Cuyahoga Heights caused $50,000 to $50,000 values to be destroyed. A company official confirmed the structure and contents were wiped out as investigators probed the blaze.
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