Farmers Can Meet World Food Needs if Politics Steps Aside
Lebanon Ohio State grange master Joseph W. Fichter told the opening of the Fifth Annual Farm and Home week that American farmers can meet national and world food demands if politics stay out of the way. He said U S production is at a peak and overseas shipment of machinery and fertilizer limits further expansion but with a good growing season and divine blessing current production can meet demand.
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Joseph W. Fichter
Ohio State
Fichter
Town Hall
U. S
D. M. Worley
Grange
Mary Belle Brunett
Home Service
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
Paul Jackson
American Jersey Cattle Club
Grange Hall
Man Fined For Crossing Yellow Line In Cited Incident
Hugh Blankenship of Kittahill C fined ten dollars and costs for crossing the highway yellow line. He was arrested by State Highway Patrolmen.
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Hugh Blankenship
Kittahill
Coste
Blankenship
Witnesses and pleas in Dayton aviation case unfold
Innocent was the dummy president of Dayton aircraft parts plant owned by Meyers, a 52 year old, set to be main government witness against the retired New York general. The defendant posted $1,000 bail in Dayton last month and entering pleas dominated yesterday’s brief proceeding. Lamarre initially sought a guilty plea but the judge required him to enter the plea himself. The charges stem from a Senate inquiry into Meyers private wartime business activities, alleging lying about financial interests in Aviation Electric Company, a 1942 Cadillac buy, and $10,000 redecorating costs for a Washington apartment. Meyers and Lamarre are accused of inducing the other to repeat the false statements.
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Dayton Aircraft Parts Plant
Meyers
New York
Chioan Ie
Dayton
Robert C. Knee
Lamarre
Pine
Ome
Senate Committee
Senate
Aviation Electric Company
Washington
Re-elected president of Stark County CIO union
John S Johns, field representative of the CIO United Steelworkers and a war veteran, was re-elected to a second one year term as president of the Stark County Industrial Union Council CIO central body in Canton Ohio.
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Canton, O
John S Johns
Cio-United Steelworkers
Stark County Industrial Union Council
CIO
Willys-Overland Plans New Models After 1947 Output
President James D. Mooney announced Willys-Overland produced 119,733 vehicles in 1947 and will launch two new models this year, a jeep station sedan and a sports phaeton, signaling expansion in postwar products.
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Toledo, C
James D. Mooney
Willys-Overland Motors
Geauga maple festival slated for April dates
The Geauga County maple festival in Chardon Ohio will attract thousands of visitors and run on April 2 3 and fourth.
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Chardon, O
Geauga County
Akron Area Rail Strike Threat Looms Over Belt Line
Akron area factories face a strike threat as the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen schedules action at 6:30 am on a 23 mile belt line. Pittsburgh-based president J A Appleton seeks Truman appointment of an emergency mediation board to delay for 30 days while reviewing wage and rule change requests.
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Akron and
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Nies
Brotherhood of Railway
B. Employes
Pittsburgh
J. A. Appleton
Truman
H. M. Brillien
Brotherhood Unit
Appleton
Ohio Freight Rates Hiked in State Increases
The Ohio Utilities Commission granted temporary intra state rail freight rate increases aligning with ICC interstate increases. A 10 percent intra state rise from October is canceled and a 20 percent hike is authorized with some point to point exceptions. Effective the day schedules are filed, these rates run to June 30, 1948. Chairman Miller noted the move could raise railroad revenue by about 54 million dollars annually. Kano in Nigeria is a city of 80 000 enclosed by an 11 mile wall.
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Columbus, O
State Utilities Commission
Ohio Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Harv M. Miller
William Blake
Kano
Nigeria
New York Stocks at Noon Quotation Report
At noon the New York stock market shows mixed quotes across major industrials and utilities. Leaders include Chrysler 62, Continental Baking 12½, General Electric around 43, Goodyear 42, United Aircraft 25, United Airlines 7, Westinghouse 29, and American Rolling Mill 31. Notable declines or uncertain lines appear for Allied Stores, Armco, Boeing, IBM, and Dow components as trading continues in a volatile session.
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Allied Stores
Stan Ceseass
Amer
Cess
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
General Electric
General Motors
Ssovess Oty Great Northern
Greyhound Ecoeresevebeee
Bae Goodrich Seeéevseesess
Goodyear Easeaeseriuas
Hiram Walker
Int
Tel
Tei Seessesseees
Kennecott Copper Saeeveseessuees
Kroger Se Seeeeeseeseues
P. Lorillard Varbonus
Marshal Field
Mead
Montgomery Ward
Nish Keivinator
Wvport Inc
New York Central RR
Northern Pacific RR
Souccees Ouae
Ohio Oicc
CEE Packard S
Pan American Airways
Paramount
Bse
Phelps
Phillips Petroleum
Suse Procter & Gamble
Pullman Radio Corp
Republic Steel Schenley Eenes Servel Inc
Sinclair
Southern Pacific
Southern Rails
Speery Corp
N. J. Oeexas Corp
United Aircraft
Cincinnati Livestock Market Report Dense Oddities
Cincinnati livestock market figures show salable hogs about 2 000 head with bids up to 80 cents higher on 160 to 225 pound hogs. Cattle and calves steady to strong with steer and heifer quotes from 23.99 to 27.00 and cows 12 to 17. Bulls range 14 to 22. Sheep minimal, with lambs not tested.
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Cincinnati Livestock
Cincinnati
U. S
Plans For Recall Election At Hamilton Announced
The Steering Committee announces a recall plan targeting four City Council members including Mayor Edward Beckett and Frank Rosendahl. Petitions will start after three months of incumbents' terms, with at least 40 more days before an Election Board tally. Aims to remove City Manager Frank R. Buechner, who has served 16 months.
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Hamilton
Frank R. Buechner
Edward Beckett
Andrew Bruck
Vince Emminger
Frank Rosendahl
Ned Weinman
Chase Ave
Buechner
Howard
Hack) Wilson
Robert A. Byler
James Thompson
Lewis K. Hackley
Elmer A. Proschel
Ford R. Hampton
O. E. Sipple
John S. Brinkman
Gladys Sepin
A. H. Tate
Charles Niemiller, Jr
Charles J. Chaney
Grant Morrill
Emerson Bragg
Stocks Drift Narrow in Mixed NY Market Ahead of State of the Union
New York stocks moved irregularly with small price shifts as investors awaited the President's State of the Union message. Air carriers showed modest demand while traders avoided commitments amid anticipated Republican opposition to higher corporate taxes. Notable names included Bethlehem, American Smelting, Transcontinental and Western Air, Eastern Air Lines, Union Carbide, U S Gypsum, Standard Oil, Republic Steel, and Boeing among leaders and laggards.
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Commission
Congress
Bethlehem
American Smelting
Transcontinental and
Western Air
Eastern Air Lines
Union Carbide
U. S. Gypsum
Oliver Corp
Standard Oil
N.J
Mission Corp
Republic Steel
U. S. Rubber
American Can
General Motors
Studebaker
Douglas Aircraft
Commonwealth Edison
Northern Pacific
General Electric
Westinghouse Electric
Boeing
City Auditor Tosses Hot Potatoes To City Solicitor
Springfield reports an appropriation ordinance fight as City Auditor Peter Sherwood refuses warrants for emergency expenses without a written relief from City Solicitor Thomas D. Hodge. Hodge delays a decision, while city officials push the ordinance to take effect January 19. The city hospital seeks medicines and food, and the fire department warns of dwindling fuel.
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Peter Sherwood
Thomas D. Hodge
Hodge
Sherwood
John Monroe
Ohio
Peale urges calm over horn honks in city traffic
New York report says Dr. Norman Vincent Peale at Marble Collegiate Church urged taxicab drivers bus operators and motorists to rest and pray instead of honking while waiting for lights to change. The article notes a later statistic about Canada in 1946 mentioning nearly 50 000 smallpox cases in 1930.
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New York
Norman Vincent Peale
Marble Collegiate Reformed Church
Canada
Obituary notices and funeral notices from local listings
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices list names including Frederick J Ritter Ertie, Zuilla Blanche Hughes, Betty Lee Hughes, Arthur Howard Nash, Martha LaVina Shoup, and family remembrances. Services set at St John’s Church, Woodside Cemetery, Calva Cemetery, and Nazarene Church. arrangements by McCoy-Leffler, Jos. R. Baker & Son, and SH. Funeral directors noted with services, times, and locations. flower and sponsor acknowledgments included.
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Theve
Middletown Hospital
Robert Burris
Woodside
McCoy-Leffler
Nash
Arthur Howard
Arthur Yee
St. Elizabeth Hial
Jos
Shoup
Martha LaVina
Curtis St
Leland Forrest
Woodside Oceme
Radio Schedule Entries Show Variety For Morning Listeners
The 11:00 slot features Peter Grant and Gardner Benedict followed by station WSAl 1300, K. Boston Symphony and WERC 580. News airs with Easy Aces and WPFB 910K while Down on the Farm ends the block with an Alarm Clock Ciup program.
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Gardner Benedict
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