Worst Winter Hits Dixie With Massive Damage
The Deep South endures its worst winter in fifty years with millions in losses across Florida Mississippi and Alabama. Cattle losses run into thousands as livestock falter under freezing rain and cold. Mississippis hardest hit towns report outages and flood threats while northern regions endure melting snow and cold fronts moving south.
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Obeechotee News
Fire Chief Calls For Ordinance To Inspect Heaters
New York AP report notes Fire Chief William Piehbaugh urging a fire ordinance to mandate home heater inspections. He cites recent Middletown fires and argues heating systems should be regulated like plumbing and electrical work while noting thermostat misuse can trigger furnace operation concerns.
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Wiliam Piehbaugh
Middletown
Fishbaugh
Dayton Livestock Market Report Summary and Prices
Livestock prices show hogs mostly lower than Friday across weights, sows 17.00-19.00, calves around 1,000. Cattle trade steady to higher with steers and heifers steady, cows 17.00-24.50, bulls 28.50-29.25. Sheep meager, lambs 36.00, eggs 40-46 cents, poultry 28-32 cents, butterfat 60-65 cents, potatoes 2.00-4.00 per cwt.
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Cincinnati
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Scrap Price Rollback Declared Fair by Middletown Dealer
A Middletown dealer called the Friday ordered price rollback for scrap iron fair, with a ceiling set at 44 per ton for No 1 heavy melting steel effective February 7. The move, intended to curb later steel price rises, will not immediately lower steel costs but may stabilize long term trends.
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Rnc
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Washington
Boosts Urged in Bipartisan Tax Bill Debate
The article notes support for a rapid ten billion dollar tax boost while lines are drawn over a single comprehensive bill vs a piece by piece approach. Senate finance chair George A and Ways and Means chair Doughton express timing concerns and stress public input before any rush. House Speaker Rayburn expects a thorough House committee review to curb pressure and close loopholes.
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Railroad layoffs hit Midwest as trains shrink
Rail workers in Detroit total 28 500 laid off while Ohio shows slight recoveries with 45 B and O switchmen back in Akron. New York Central reports freight deliveries trickling and Railway Express stops shipments to 45 states and DC. Cleveland endures closures at Fisher Body and reduced passenger runs, with 23 of 11 trains moving and yard layoffs planned in Toledo and Cincinnati.
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Ten Accidental Ohio Deaths Reported Over Weekend
Associated Press tally shows ten weekend fatalities in Ohio due to winter hazards. Causes include vehicle crashes, carbon monoxide poisoning, fire, freezing, and a snow shoveling accident. Total weekly toll reaches 30 amid storm conditions with multiple listed victims and locations.
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Associated Presse
Allied forces fight major action near Suwon as Chinese attack
Artillery and air assaults roared along a 45 mile front inland from the Yellow Sea. Allied columns halted counter thrusts while infantry and air spotters aided U S and Turkish troops near Suwon eight to twelve miles northwest. A U S destroyer disrupted a Red coastal assault, an air spotter credited saving lives.
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Television Listings and Show Schedule Summary
A dense, OCR style TV guide fragment listing daytime and evening programs across stations including Perry, WLW, WKRC, and Channel 7. It names hosts, shows, times, and fading program notes such as Fireside Theater, Captain Video, Milton Berle, and News segments with scattered time stamps and channel mentions.
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Eae
Kate Smith
Panhendie
Pete Anhai
Howdy Doody
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Eetin
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John Conte
Milton Berle
Fee
Mateur
Obituary of Mrs Mary L Frisch
Mrs Mary L Frisch age 8 wife of Edward Cook on the tractor died at home after a long illness. Born in Franklin she came to Middletown with her parents at age two. Her father Charles Dell built and operated the City Hotel. She was a member of St Paul Evangelical and Reformed Church and four grandchildren survive. Funeral arrangements are incomplete at Wilton Funeral Ward and Home pending travel to California.
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Edward Cook
Franklin
Frisch
Middletown
Charles Dell
City
St. Paul
Franklin Franklin Calvin block route Middletown Hospital
Obituary notice for Mr. Franer a well known local farmer who lived nearby Ada Fitterald of Franklin. Funeral will be at 2:30 pm Tuesday with calling hours after 3 pm at Moorey funeral home in Woodhill.
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Hane
Walter R Squier rites set at St Marys Franklin
Walter R Squier longtime Franklin Chronicle printer dies Saturday at 42 years in the post retirement. Funeral 9 am Thursday at St Marys Church with Rev Nicholas Schneider officiating. Burial Word Hill Cemetery. He served eight years on the Tile School Board and belonged to the Ajleron te Friends. Visitation after 7 pm Tuesday at Agiesty Funeral Home.
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Wordhill
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Cartile
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Ajleronte Friends
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Funeral services for Prof Wil lam Melesh Dunbar in Coral Gables
Fr. Bative of Cleveland died at his brother Frank Dunbar’s home in Coconut Grove Florida on Saturday. A Cornell graduate he held posts at Cornell Scripps College and the University of New Mexico served as a Naval hospital architect during World War II and came to Miami after duty. He leaves another brother Harald J of Cleveland.
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Miami University
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Coconut Grove
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University of New Mexico
Naval Hospital
Miami
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Cleveland
Wallace C. Pinfold Rites Held for Cincinnati Veteran
Wallace C. Pinfold, 73, retired Baltimore and Ohio Railroad supervisor, died Saturday after a two month illness. A yardmaster at Hamilton for years, he was born in St Thomas Ontario. Survived by his widow ten sons a sister and two daughters. Services scheduled for Cincinnati tomorrow.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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Ontario
Disorderly conduct charges filed for two local men
Willis Demineck of 100 Ninth Ave was charged with disorderly conduct after being taken into custody on Eighth Ave. Robert Wilson of 1707 York St was charged with disorderly conduct in a warrant and held at the City Building early today.
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Mayfield PTA Meeting Sets Manners Talk by guest speaker
Mayfield School Parent-Teacher Association gathers in the school auditorium on Tuesday at 7 30 p m. Guest speaker Mrs Kyle Michael director of admissions Western College Oxford will discuss manners as the evening topic.
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Western College, Oxford
Ohio to Receive $90 Million in U S Aid
Washington reports Ohio will receive at least 90 million dollars in federal grants for the fiscal year ending June 30. A committee list shows total Ohio aid at 917,993 dollars more than last year with several programs unchanged or down. Not all programs had figures available.
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Robie
Senate Executive Expenditures Committee
Truman May Meet Enemies Of Waterway
Washington AP reports hearings on legislation to authorize a deep water route to import iron ore from Labrador, supplement dwindling Minnesota supplies. Senator Wiley urged a presidential luncheon with railroad leaders and lawmakers to persuade opposition. Hearings begin later this month before the House Public Works Committee. 22 Senators introduced the Senate version. Cincinnati AP notes William A. Mitchell to head the Community Chest campaign as general chairman, leading over 20,000 volunteers. appointment announced by Walter C. Beckford.
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World of Fashion and TV Highlights on Garry Moore
A broadcast slate features Melnay presenting Garry Moore and the First Hundred Years segment along with Captain Edwards and Burns and Allen. Program listings include Cavalcade of Bands and the suspense hour. Weather and markets segments are scheduled with multi show notes and time stamps.
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