Youth Burglary Case Ends With Long Term But Not Life
A Ohio judge spared a youth from a life sentence in a 23 count burglary and auto theft case. McLeod faced 23 counts in 16 days last November and December. Five counts were burglary of an inhabited dwelling. The offender, listed as a parole violator at Michigan’s Pontiac Boys Vocational School, will be handed to Michigan authorities after Mansfield Reformatory release.
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B. Gessaman
McLeod
Ohio
Michigan Boys’ Vocational School
Pontiac
Michigan
Mansfield Reformatory
VFW Workers Study Bonus Filing Plans
At a joint meeting at the VFW hall veterans were instructed on filing state bonus applications. Facilities will be set up on Reynolds Street with volunteer workers nightly from 7 to 9 30 p m to assist veterans. Nine new VFW members and ten new Ladies Auxiliary members were initiated.
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VFW Hall of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Hiram Fullen
VFW
Reynolds St
Fullen
All
Motorcycle Rider Killed in Taxicab Collision
Youngstown AP reports Raymond Gray, about 24, died last night when his motorcycle struck a taxicab in a fatal crash.
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Youngstown
Raymond Gray
View Is Sought On Cigaret Tax
Representative Curtis asks Nebraska officials to brief the House Ways and Means Committee on the states cigarette tax collection problem. Nebraska Iowa and Ohio face evasion via mail order sales. Curtis notes a bill by Rep Jenkins to curb mail order sales by requiring dealers to send sales invoices to taxing authorities.
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Washington
Curtis
R-Neb
Nebraska
House
Ways and Means Committee
Iowa
Ohio
Jenkins
Rent Law Provisions On Evictions And Quotas Debated
A bill discussing month to month rent and eviction controls faced rejection of a proposal to remove existing provisions. It outlines 60 day eviction notices with exceptions for nonpayment or tenant nuisance, local regulation of evictions, and ongoing controls on building materials for amusement venues with limited school church exemptions. It also requires the Rent Administrator to appoint local rent advisory boards if governors fail to act.
Dixie plan for party split tempers civil rights clash
Byrd seeks to orphan state parties from the National Committee as Dixie forces push twofold moves to form independent Democratic parties in each state and ballot presidential options. Poll tax repeal and Wallace third party activity share the political spotlight as national figures debate voting rights and election strategy.
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D-Va
Coe
Yee
James F. Byrnes
Philadelphia
Truman Democrats
Dixie Group
National Committee
Truman
Seh Ferguson
R-Mich
Senate
Ferguson
Judiciary
Nder
Rohio
Harold Stassen
Sacramento
Olen
Oominuba
California
Henry A. Wallace
New York
Wallace
Park Avenue
Union League Club
Supervisor resigns in Columbus Ohio liquor department
Glenn Brackney of Columbus has resigned as supervisor of accounting in the Ohio State Liquor Department, effective March 16, reported by Director Dale Dunton. The note appears in an AP dispatch from Columbus.
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Columbus, CO
Glenn Brackney
Columbus
State Liquor Department
Dale Duniton
Ohio
Benton
Steel Prices Hover as Industry Seeks Clarity on Hysteria
The steel market defers major price moves amid widespread concern over rising semi-finished products. Buyers, including nonintegrated mills, have yet to see any broad sheet and strip increases this week. The Iron Age notes capacity at 93.5 percent and scrap at $40 a ton, with ongoing shortages of coke, pig iron, and scrap.
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Iron Age
Pittsburgh
Armco Denies Raising Prices Faster Than Wages and Costs
Armco argues its steel prices rose only 37 percent from 1941 to 1947 while wages scrap coal and fuel costs jumped well above that, claiming government and industry data show steel fees fell and that heavy investment funded by 1947 profits supported operations during a peak period.
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American Iron and Steel Institute
Armco
Detroit
Local woman wins sixth prize in national Borden contest
Mrs. Laura D. Dannis of 926 Mid Way Ave. won sixth prize and ten dollars in a national contest by Dairy and Ice Cream Co. Contestants submitted names for the Borden baby bull, son of Elsie. She declined to reveal her prize-winning name, citing a rule among winners.
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Laura D. Dannis
Midway Ave
Dairy and Ice Cream Co
Borden
Elsie
Dannis
U S Housing Investment Averages 1919 1940
Between 1919 and 1940 the United States spent about 2.737 billion dollars annually on housing construction. This reflects a long-term federal and private sector effort to expand home building during the interwar period.
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U. S
Price-Posting in Steel Industry Triggers Public Alarm
The article explains how major steel firms raise crude steel prices in step with rivals, effectively subsidizing competitors and charging the public the same finished-product price. It labels the move a routine price posting, criticizes management for poor public relations, and notes the confusion among politicians and observers.
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Washington
Stock market extends comeback led by auto and steel shares
In quiet trading on the New York Stock Exchange the market advanced after a mixed opening with gains in motors, rubbers, and steels. Professionals remained inclined toward buying in hopes of a technical rally, with leaders including Chrysler, General Motors, U S Steel, and Ruhr coal noted among contributing companies.
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New York
Chrysler
General Motors
U. S. Steel
You Sheet
Good
Dayton livestock price report fragment
Fragmentary livestock listing shows mixed cattle and hog prices with range notes. References to barrows and gilts, bulk and wholesale lots, and uneven quality suggest a markets brief in progress, with figures and terms garbled.
Radio Programs Wednesday Schedule Shows
The bulletin lists a Wednesday afternoon lineup with Backstage at 4 00 and For Calling at 4 30 featuring Lorenzo Jones as a featured segment. Program details indicate a one hour block of radio content for the afternoon.
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Lorenzo Jones
Last Obstacle Clears for Gottwald Coalition Move
After Benes capitulated, a government radio proclamation backed the Social Democratic line against a split with the Communists. Bohumil Lausman signed the brief one sheet read on air, declaring the National Front seven party coalition intact though Fierlinger had been deposed. Gottwald’s actions strengthened control via new committees and the interior ministry, weakening opposition ahead of elections.
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Benes
Social Democratic Party
Mer
Pane
Poo Beagen
Bohumil Lausman
Industry
Fier
Mada
Oo National Front Io
Cee
Tward
Fierlinger
Lover
Gottwald
Communist
Interior Ministry
T E
Slobodne Slovo riot fears and Communist control in Czechoslovakia
Police used force but no wide clashes occurred as anti Communist protests cooled. National bodies raided Socialist offices, newsprint was contested, and government claims of opposition plots intensified. Alois Petr returned to lead Lidova as party lines shifted amid unrest.
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National Social Party
Svobodne Slovo
BBC
T Pers
Eve Vobodne Slovo
Gottwald
National Socialist
Slovak Democrat
Catholic People’s Parties
Interior Ministry
Slovak Democrats
National Socialists
Monda
Alois Petr
Catholic Peoples’ Party
Len
Lidova
Church notice and local theater events reported
A fragmentary item notes church related service changes and a local theater director named Maxberry. The readable text hints at scheduling shifts and community notices on a Thursday.
In Memoriam Acres Sisters Thank Community
Our deepest thanks go to the congregation for their prayers and support in the loss of our sister Mupeuany. We also express gratitude to donors of floral offerings and to Rev. H Jung for counseling words and to the McCoy Lefner memorial Home for arranging the funeral with efficiency.
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Mupeuany
Jung
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