Strip Mining Control Change Is Considered
Ohio lawmakers weigh a new strip mine control bill to replace the older act deemed ineffective by Gov. Lausche. The plan includes a director and control board, with spoil bank leveling and replanting. Changes to conservation structure and FEPC delayed as sessions assess fiscal and constitutional issues. Local officials and farm groups back tighter regulation amid opposition from coal interests.
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FEPC
Columbus
Ohio
James Hyslop
St. Clairsville
Hanna Coal Company
Senate
House
Frank J. Lausche
97Th General Assembly
Lausche
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Clingan Jackson
Mahoning
Ray M. White
D-Holmes
Kenneth F. Berry
Cosheeten
Milton Ronsheim
Cadiz
Department of Natural Resources
Middletown Safety Council Luncheon Program Highlights
The Middletown Safety Council program featured a Cincinnati Police Safety Swing Band, under Officer Thomas E. Wheat, with music and comedy. Marvin D. Clark welcomed guests and Rev John S. Parr gave the invocation. T. Kenney presided as toast master as four 2 p.m. sessions were planned including Farm and Home Safety, Fire Prevention, Commercial Vehicle, Women and Home, plus 3:30 p.m. school safety and workers’ compensation information sessions.
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Safety” Council
Cincinnati Police Safety
Thomas E. Wheat
Marvin D. Clark
John S. Parr
First Baptist Church
T. Kenney
Middletown
Lee M. Oyler
Butler County Farm and Home Safety Committee
Middletown Fire Department
Broad St
George Schlotterbeck
Hamilton Fire Department
Huge Palomar telescope reaches far into space says astronomers
California Institute of Technology scientists report the 200 inch Palomar telescope has photographed nebulae from a time a billion years ago, reaching at least six trillion miles beyond prior limits. Dr. Edwin P. Hubble captured test shots in February, noting the images reveal distant celestial structures, while experts say the instrument still requires six months of polishing to perfection.
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Pasadena
Cal
Palomar Mountain
California ‘Institute of Technology
Mount Wilson
Palomar
Edwin P. Hubble
Ira S. Bowen
Palomar l
Middletown Motion Picture Council Studies Children’s Programs
The Middletown Motion Picture Council discussed plans for procuring films for children's programs at a meeting yesterday. D. S. Kirk, manager of the Paramount, was named as a key figure in coordinating the effort.
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Middletown
Motion Picture Council
D. S. Kirk
Paramount
Censorship panel in Columbus targets children’s films
Elly Hansel reported on her Columbus visit with the state censorship committee. The group received estimates on current motion pictures and a list of movies. A nomination committee of Mrs. Elmer Barker Mrs. Lee Chamberlain and Mrs. J R Howard was anointed.
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Elly Hansel
Columbus
State Censorship Committee
Elmer Barker
Lee Chamberlain
J. R. Howard
Fire runs to rear of Clark Street home
Fire Company No. 1 answered a 7:30 p.m. alarm at 313 Clark Street where a shorted telephone wire to a Wilbur Amberger residence caused a blaze in a one story frame house. The article also notes skating is at least a thousand years old.
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Fire Company No. 1
Clark St
Wilbur Amberger
Queen Optical Company
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Cuyahoga
Hamilton County
James M. Carney
Edward Welsh
Montgomery
Dayton
Welsh
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Rint Cy
Workmen's Compensation
Pat
Central Ave
Laura M. Cory
Hamilton
Joseph Avere
Armco Steel Corporation
William Dern
Saint Paul's Episcopal Church of
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James H. Fluker
Robert M Clark
Hamilton Safety Council
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Cardinal Store
Lee
E. Sixth St
Palace Theater
Cincinnati
Lincoln Comopolitan
Lincoln-Mercury, Inc
Roselawn
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