R H Smith backs immediate tax collections start
Butler County auditor R H Smith urged starting the 1947 second half tax collections immediately after Treasurer John C Wendel announced August 1 start dates for several districts. Smith said tax books were already handed to the treasurer and needed funds for school boards to meet operating costs and teacher salaries.
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R. H. Smith
Butler County
John C. Wendel
Smith
Wendel
Middletown
Lemon
Madison Townships
Private pilots trained for Haaganah? passengers unnamed
In a terse interview the pilot declined to identify his passengers or ownership of the plane. He admitted the navigators were being trained and said some were Jewish, but gave no further details about their affiliations or purpose.
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Haganah
Battle On op members pledge tax limits on earnings
Willam Ritchie chairman of the Nebraska State Democratic Committee and a member of the 18 man committee drafting the party's convention platform said there is tentative agreement on a pledge to limit present Co op tax exemption.
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Willam Ritchie
Nebraska
Ohio delegates seek liberal VP hope and Truman support
Ohio's 55 Democrat delegates weigh a liberal, progressive VP candidate while remaining pledged to Truman. Some hint New York's Dewey as balance, others defer to the presidential nominee. CIO leader Kroll explores Pepper as a potential option amid cautious, strategic talks. The group also considers preserving support for Truman on first ballot if conditions shift.
Berlin crisis Triggers Allied notes and flow of aid
Western Berlin faces a growing food supply pressure as planes bring food while coal shortages halt many plants. Russian plans to pull troops and a possible four power talk loom as Douglas and Clay discuss next moves. France readies wage hikes funded by Marshall Plan aid, while Yugoslav authorities claim spy gangs are captured.
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Cratic
U. S
Berlin
Elbe
Kremlin
Vassily D. Sokolovsky
Lewis W. Douglas
Britain
Lucius D. Clay
Russia
Yugoslavia
Ante Pavelic
Vatican
France
Robert Schuman
United States
Butler County Courts Hear Marriages and Divorces In Progress
Multiple cases in Butler County Common Pleas Court include Charlotte Morlatt suing for divorce from Jesse Morlatt alleging neglect and cruelty, with two children. Edrie Spears divorcing George Spears citing neglect and custody of four children. Mellie Powell seeking divorce from Cash Powell with two children. Lucy Fawley seeking divorce from Herbert Fawley for neglect. Edmund J. Burke estate case with Continental Assurance on life policy. realty valued at 2500 for Mamie K. Blaine. Joseph Schwab Jr will probate naming Leonore Pilgrim Schwab as executrix.
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Charlotte Morlatt
Crawford St
Middletown
Common Pleas Court
Jesse Oimled
Morlatt
Casper St
Baltimore
Fred B. Cramer
Edrie Spears
Hamilton
George Spears
Mellie Powell
Common Pleas
Cash Powell
Irvine
Lucy Fawley
North Broad St
Herbert Fawley
Reynolds St
Frank Burke
Edmund J. Burke
Continental Assurance Company
Chicago
Columbia Machine and Engineering Company
Joseph Schwab, Jr
Leonore Pilgrim Schwab
Robert J. Shank
Dc. A. Kumler
Ohio State Names Harlan Hatcher Vice President
Ohio State University announced the appointment of Dean Harlan H. Hatcher as vice president in charge of faculty and the institution. He succeeds Dr. Harvey H.
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Columbus
Ohio State University Today
Harlan H. Hatcher
Harvey H
Market climbs further to 22 month peak led by rails and steels
The New York stock market advanced, reaching a fresh 22 month high after Friday’s peak as rails and steels led with small gains. U S Steel Youngstown Sheet Jones and Laughlin Republic and others traded higher while buyers focused on major industrials such as Southern Pacific Studebaker Firestone and Radio Corporation.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Youngstown Sheet
Jones and Laughlin
Republicania
Southern Pacific
Chica Steel
N. Y. Central
Pennsylve
Eastern Illinois
Stock table shows mixed gains and losses across major firms
The list catalogs varied results for New York Stocks including Armco Steel Anaconda Copper Bethlehem Steel General Electric General Motors United Aircraft United Airlines and others with percent changes ranging from notable gains to declines amid broad market activity.
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Greene & Sosatuneng Allied Stores
American Can
Amer
Stan
San
Armco Steel
Ésdeeee Ae
Armco
Eveneceeell
Sonata Pachic
Scssecceeresee
Beyside
Zscccscesenss
Gaiq Ieolumbia Gas & Electric
Commonwealth Edison
Edison
Container Corp
Continental Bak
BOS
Crucible Steel
Chrug
Curtis Wright
Douglas Aircraft
Electric
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
General Electric
General Motors
Esereesees
Great Northern
Sssees
Greyhound
Kane Ben Dse
Wy“ Esqoglion
Hesnetsdeees Olseenes
Hiram Walker
Hudson Motors
POE
Kennecott
Esseeee Kroger
Tillers
Marshal Field
Skeeobenssccce
SRR
Sukesae Covene
Montgomery
OIE Cies
Nash
Newport Coneases
New York “Central
Cuenssaseer
Packard Ooe
Pan American Airways
Paramount
Pennsylvania
Phelps Dodge
Acdes
Phillips Petroleum
Procter & Gamble
Port Cs Ckn
Deenes
Opiccacisene
Sellect
Republic Steel
Bohonioy
Ssesees
Standard Oil
N. J
Studebaker
Texas Corp
United Aircraft
United Airlines
Ana
F. W. Woolworth
Youngstown Sheet & Tub
Zeni Abe Kartees
Hltt
Dayton Livestock Market Summary Cincinnati Area
Salable hogs 3500 in early fair trade mostly steady with Friday averages. good and choice 180-230 lb barrows and gilts 30.00-30.25, larger weights down to 28.75-27.50. sows 23.50, bulk 350-500 lbs 20.00-23.00. heavier down to 19.00. Cattle 1700, calves 400, steady with last week. grassers 23.00-28.00, good steer yearlings 37.25, 1000 lb steers 35.00, heifers 33.00, most 29.00-33.00, cutters 18.00-23.00. Sheep 600, lambs steady. top 32.00, mixed grades 26.00-31.00, ewes 10.00-11.00, common 6.50-9.50.
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Cincinnati Livestock
Cincinnati
U. S. Dept
Davis Resigns to Accept Iowa Dean Post
Davis has resigned from his current position to accept a deanship at the University of Iowa, signaling a major leadership change for the institution.
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Davis
University of Iowa
Rival Democratic Battle Shapes 1948 Roll Call
Florida Senator Claude Pepper entered the race against Truman while Alabama’s delegation threatened to walk out if Truman is nominated. California backed Truman on the first ballot as factional tensions rose over vice presidential options and a potential Douglas ticket. Barkley emerged as a leading southern counter under pressure, with Laney and Pepper also in the mix and a protracted platform struggle and party realignment underway.
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Claude Pepper
Florida
Alabama
Truman
California
Lane
Barkley
Redding
Pepper
Laney
Arkansas
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Earl Warren
Lawrence
Joseph Grundy
Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association
Francis J. Myers
Pennsylvania
Rowevelt
New Deal
Rght
J. Boward McGrath
Rhode Island
White House
Douglas
Mr. Truman
Roosevelt
McGrath
Chester Bowles
Paul Porter
Leon Henderson
Oscar Ewing
New Deal Organization
Americans For Democratic Action
Ada
Henderson
Supreme Court
Rain Forecast Brings Mixed News for Farmers and City
Weather forecasts promise more rain showers Monday and Tuesday after a brief relief for parched crops. Partly cloudy and warm conditions with scattered thunderstorms are expected, with humid nights. Sunday opened hot with a 73 degree morning rising to near 98 by afternoon, and Monday readings started at 73 followed by 80 by 9:30.
Burns Fatal for Young Millfield Girl in Ohio Kitchen
Correnia Lavella Sycks, 13, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Sycks of Millfield, died in an Athens hospital from burns after pouring used motor oil on hot coals in a kitchen stove. Latest census shows Venezuela has 17000 more women than men.
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Athens, O
Correnia Lavella Sycks
William Sycks
Millfield
Athens
Venezuela
Ohio Democrats Heat Up Convention Pie in the Sky
Convention protest over lacking a place to hang hats prompts Julian to pledge funds for a needed facility. He plans a breakfast for Ohio delegates and alternates Wednesday. Charles Sawyer of Cincinnati, recently secretary of commerce, is in town. The former Belgium ambassador discussed possible nomination but denied interest. Former Gov. George White of Marietta visited Ohio headquarters chatting with Horstman and Hanhart. White was the 1932 favorite son candidate.
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Truman
Ohio
Phil Hannah
Ohio State Federation of Labor
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Albert A. Horstman
Dayton
Jis
Horstmen
W. A. Julian
Cincinnati
U. S
Horstman
Julian
Kroll
CIO
Pepper
Florida
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Charles Sawyer
Belgium
George White
Marietta
Eugene H. Hanhart
Dover
Ohio Democrats
Three Cincinnati men aid drowning woman in river incident
Detectives say witnesses reported Samuel Grover and Louis Bell saw Lowe strike the woman with a hat paddle and hold her under water after a boat trip with Miss Ingram. The Bell brothers helped lift her to a boat while the companion fled with a billfold amid river-bottom chase. Internal parasites and livestock losses total an estimated 25 million annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Lowe
Davia
Samuel
Grover
Louis Bell
Miss Ingram
Shere
Acros
Tim
Local Cash Rates Dial 2361 Advertises Rates
Local notice provides terse cash rate figures and a dial contact number 2361 for information. Details are fragmentary but indicate service pricing and a telephone line for inquiries.
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New York City
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Rita Phillips
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Imhoff
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