State Hospital Employes Get Pay Increase
The State Civil Service Commission approved raises for 4,000 workers across 20 institutions in Ohio. Retroactive to December 16, the increases affect lower paid housekeeping and patient care roles, with monthly raises of eight to sixteen dollars depending on classification. State Welfare Director John Hamneck had requested the raises last November 27.
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Columbus
State Civil Service Commission
State Welfare Department
State Welfare
John Hlamneck
Lausche Urges Turnpike Steel For Northern Ohio
Gov Frank J Lausche asks Secretary of Commerce Charles Sawyer to approve 250000 tons of steel for a Northern Ohio toll turnpike on military and economic grounds. James W Shacknessy Ohio Turnpike Commission briefs Sawyer in Washington. Federal action awaits the brief. Commission plans 310 million dollar toll project to start next summer if steel is available.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Charles Sawyer
Ohio
James W. Shacknessy
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Sawyer
Washington
Five Die In Miami Plane Crash At Airport
A privately owned Lockheed Lodestar belonging to Aerodex Inc crashed and burned at Miami International Airport killing five aboard. Pilot Benjamin Terry, 52, vice president of the firm, tried to steer clear of two loading biotransport planes, sacrificing his life and those of the other four crew members.
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Miami
Fla
Miami International Airport
Aerodex, Inc
Benjamin Terry
Terry
A. B. Curry
Bio
Dell Seeks State Senate Seat on Democratic Ticket
Former Municipal Judge Ed ward H. Dell announced candidacy for the State Senate on the Democratic ticket. Petitions circulate for the May 6 primary. Dell served 20 years on the Middletown Court bench and later played a role in Japanese war trials before returning to private practice on Clinton Street.
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Edward H. Dell
State Senate
Dell
Middletown
Clinton St
Amerman Struck Randi From Will
Medina Ohio reports reveal Randi Mast, widow of a man executed, received a $22,000 farm from the murder plotter. she also lost $24,000 after writing to the governor demanding electrocution. Attorney Henry Lambee disclosed Mast had her name removed from insurance policies after learning the 24-year-old Norwegian war bride had urged clemency against Max Amerman and 18-year-old Gerald Killinger.
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Medina
Randi Mast
Henry Lambee
Max Amerman
Missourian Believes Truman Will Run Again
Missouri national Democratic committeeman John Nangle said after a White House call that there is no doubt in his mind President Truman will seek reelection. He added Truman has not told him his plans, but he believes the president will run. Nangle had previously suggested Truman had earned a rest.
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Washington
Truman
National Democratic
John Nangle
Missouri
White House
Nangle
Ohio Farm Bureau aide among victims in NJ plane crash
Norman A Coonrad, 39, of Columbus and an Ohio Farm Bureau Insurance Co official, was killed in the American Airlines crash at Elizabeth New Jersey. Coonrad, assistant director of policy holder relations, formerly lived in Mount Vernon Athens and Mechanicsburg Ohio.
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Columbus
Norman A Coonrad
Ohio Farm Bureau Insurance Co
American Airlines
Elizabeth
J Coonrad
Mount Vernon
Athens
Mechanicsburg
Naples Launch Capsizing Risks 90 Rescued At Bay Ceremony
A 400-ton motorship capsized during a launching ceremony in Naples Italy forcing 90 people to jump into the Bay of Naples. Small boats rescued them and a few workmen were lightly injured.
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Naples
Italy
Bay of
Pastor Nygaard seeks 18th District Records nomination
Dr Norman F E Nygaard, former Presbyterian minister in Stephenville who led an anti vice drive, announced today his bid for the Records nomination to Congress in the 18th District.
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Lisbon
Norman FE. Nygaard
Stephenville
Congress
POW Safety Measures Mapped in Korean Prison Camps
Officers mapped safeguards to protect Allied POWs in Korea as armistice talks stalled. UN Command questioned airstrike accuracy after a bomb near Kaesong and a possible strafing of a Communist convoy. Both sides agreed to daylight camp markings and to disclose processing camp locations while negotiations remained at a stalemate.
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Munsan
Korea
United Nations Command
Kaesong
Red
U.N
Adm
R. E. Libby
Reds
North Korea
U.N. Command
South Korea
Soviet Russia pledges aid to Middle East actions
Cairo reported Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky told Al Misri that Russia will assist Middle Eastern peoples to free themselves from Western economic domination. He urged unity to hinder Western military moves and warned against becoming cannon fodder for global domination. The Paris interview followed a lunch in honor of Vishinsky by Abdul Rahman Azzam Pasha. The British Foreign Office reportedly felt anxiety over Russian Arab contacts.
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Cairo
Egypt
Andrei Vishinsky
Russia
al Misri
Vishinsky
Paris
North Africa
Middle East
Iran
Vishnus
Lunceon
Abdul Rahman Azzam Pasha
Arab League
Jacob Malik
U.N
Akher Sahza
Arrest Made In Booby Trap Case
Donald R. Rankin, 27, was arrested in Denver on charges of mailing a dynamite booby trap to Douglas James McCary, a 27-year-old Bowling Green truck driver. The package contained 15 sticks of dynamite set to explode on opening. McCary reported the mail to authorities. Rankin allegedly dated McCary’s former wife in 1944.
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Denver
Donald R. Rankin
Bowling Green
R. B. Dunbar
Rankin
Douglas James McCary
McCray
Bishop Urges UMT Camps Prohibit Beer
Methodist bishop Wilbur E Hamaker told the House Armed Services Committee that beer 32 per cent is an insidious enemy and urged a UMT law banning 3 2 per cent beer and any liquor in training camps He said such beer is legally non intoxicating but should be prohibited in military training sites in Washington today
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Washington Ww
Wilbur E. Hamaker
House Armed Services Committee
Ex-Collector Convicted on False Tax Certificate Counts
On the second indictment De Laney was convicted on three counts for knowingly filing false certificates showing that $180,000 in tax liens had been paid. The defendant, once with Massachusetts Steel Treating Corp of Worcester, faced charges stemming from the Worcester area case dated October 1, 1948.
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Massachusetts Steel Treating Corp of
Worcester
Delaney
RAF crash in Fincham kills five of six crew
A Royal Air Force four engined bomber crashed and burned in Fincham England today, killing five of its six crew. The tragedy reduces a six man crew to one survivor as investigators begin work.
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Fincham
Eng
Royal Air Force
U S Battle Casualties Rise in Korea Report
Washington reports U S battle casualties in Korea now total 104 644 up 261 from last week as ongoing fighting continues with American forces sustaining new losses.
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Washington
U. S
Korea
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