Ohio FEPC Act vote eyed for next week
Ohio lawmakers move toward a compulsory FEPC law with a conference committee plan. The compromise bill, approved 4 2 in the panel, removes criminal penalties and shifts complaint lodging to individuals in their counties. If adopted by both chambers, Gov Lausche would sign as pressure for compulsion grows.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate Democrats
Repre
Senate
House Conference
FEPC
Howard M. Metzenbaum
Frank J. Lausche
Common Pleas Court
Conference Committee
Cuyahoga
Edward Welsh
D-Monery
Ed Witmer
D.stark
Morton Polhe
Health program talk at Rotary on socialized medicine
The Rotary Club noon meeting heard J E Stuart of Blue Cross discuss socialized medicine and U S health care. He cited low U S mortality, reduced work days, estimated costs from six to twelve billion dollars, and England’s long waits to illustrate crowding and access issues.
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United States
Hospital Care Corporation
Rotary Club
J. E. Stuart
Blue Cross Program
Cincinnati Girl Elected New Girls' State Governor
Miss Joan Rankin a 16 year old Cincinnati Negro girl will be sworn in tonight as governor of the 1949 Buckeye Girls State. She headed the Idealist Party ticket and won the election with 422 votes. The ceremony at Capital University will be conducted by Chief Justice Carl V. Weygandt.
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Columbus
Cincinnati
Buckeye
Joan Rankin
Withrow High School
Idealist
Carl V. Weygandt
Ohio Supreme Court
Capital University
Mary Jo Hunter
Mansfield
Realist
Miss Rankin
Girls State
Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion
Ann Adele Mirandi
Springfield
Sandra Sue Glass
Jacquelyn Laidlaw
Avon Lake
Gloria Powers
Ashley
Jo Ann Brouse
Eaton
George D. Nye
Ohio House Backs Realty Tax Equalization Plan
The Ohio House passed a bill 90 to 26 to equalize real estate tax values across counties, shifting assessment to state officials and risking reduced local subsidies if counties ignore orders within 90 days. Critics warn of strong repercussions. supporters say it only targets duplicates, not overall taxes. The measure moves to the Senate amid other bills advancing.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
Senate
Elton Kile
Madison
Kile
State Board of Tax Appeals
Fred L. Hoffman
Hamilton
A. G. Lancione
Belmont
C. William O'Neill
Marietta
Boys' State Governor Faces Senate Filibuster Clash
Delaware Buckeye Gov William Goettman leads a 900 delegate mock state at Chiliesleyan University as Nationalist and Federalist factions clash in the Senate over pro tem selection. Federalist Don Shilling leads the House with 46 to 44, while Goettman appoints Hodge as highways director Bach as adjutant general and Sutter as municipal judge.
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Delaware
William Goettman
Buckeye Boys
House of Representatives
Senate
Springfield
Chivesleyan University
American Legion
James Fenton
Willoughby
Don Shilling
Massillon
Goettman
Darrell Hodge
George Bach
Joseph D. Sutter
Middletown
Area
Hodge
Federalist Party
Newark official John B. Gilbert dies at 53
John B. Gilbert, 53, manager of the State Bureau of Unemployment Compensation's Newark office, died yesterday from a heart ailment. His death ends a lengthy tenure directing unemployment efforts in Newark.
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Newark, O
John B. Gilbert
State Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Newark
Police Briefs Include Car Crash And Stolen Bikes
Steve Manos 53 of German town Route 1 was charged with careless driving and carrying concealed weapons after a Route 73 arrest east of Middletown. Bond set at 400 dollars. Police recovered two stolen bicycles linked to Richard Stiles and Alice Maurice. A bicycle theft was reported by David Jones of 1304 Young St. A collision on Sunset Drive caused 200 dollars in damages involving George Wright Jr. and Donald Korros. A Baltimore Street sideswipe caused 50 dollars in damage after Charles Banks attempted to pass a truck shadowed by Felix Bartley on West Middletown Route 1.
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Steve Manos
Germantown
Middletown
Manos
Highland St
Richard Stiles
North Grimes St
Alice Maurice
Hill Ave
Sutphin St
David Jones
Young St
Sunset Drive
George Wright, Jr
Jackson St
Donald Korros
Alameda
Baltimore St
Charles Banks
Seventeenth Ave
Felix Bartley
West Middletown
Fairmount Ave
Banks
Robber Nabbed by Ushers After Movie House Alarm
In Detroit a downtown cinema staged a thriller when two ushers stopped a toy gun robber in the lobby after a girl cashier pressed an alarm. A brief struggle followed but the ushers prevailed and the suspect was turned over to police. The previous night the same theater was robbed of $80.
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Detroit
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