Bill Studied To Halt Granting Youngsters Driving Licenses
Ohio should not grant restricted licenses to 14 and 15 year olds to drive. The state motor vehicle registrar urged the change as a bill to end such licenses was before the House Highway Committee. A separate Senate measure would set a six year term for the highway director and form a nine member advisory council. The judiciary panel also weighs divorce law changes extending waiting periods.
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Bill
Columbus
Ohio
Frank Quinn
Edward W. DeChant
Dlorain
Quinn
Tee
Highway Department
Ralph A. Winter
R-Medina
C. I. Powell
R-Clark
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Edwin F. Sawicki
Cuyahoga
Marriage Law Changes Declare Clergy to Solemnize
Proposed reforms would advance the waiting period to 30 days and bar mayors and justices of the peace from performing marriages. Clergy and court judges would handle ceremonies. Grounds for divorce would be limited to extreme cruelty gross neglect and incurable insanity. Common law marriage would be outlawed.
Former Hamilton Couple Found Shot To Death
An elderly couple, former Hamilton residents, were found dead of bullet wounds in their Lima home by police on Wednesday. Alta E. Benedum, 68, a retired Standard Oil of Ohio employee, allegedly shot his wife Ethel, 65, as she ate breakfast, then killed himself after reportedly ordering, Come out to 511 Fairfield Dr. I insist my wife. Benedum had lived in Hamilton until retiring four years ago after 19 years with Standard Oil, nine in Cincinnati.
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Hamilton
Lima
Alta E. Benedum
Standard Oil of Ohio
Cincinnati
Ethel
Benedum
Fairfield Dr
Standard Oil
Ohio Senate Vote On Colored Oleo Bill Splits Rural Urban Lines
In a packed Columbus chamber, an hour and a half oleo debate split Senators along urban and rural lines. The list shows supporters Charles L. Bartlett Joseph W. Bartunek Nicholas P. Bernard William H. Deddens Catherine R. Dobbs Tom W. Jones Howard M. Metzenbaum Maurice A. Niehaus Robert C. Ragan Edwin F. Sawicki Carl D. Sheppard Roscoe R. Walcott Richard A. Wilmer and Ralph A. Winter versus opponents Fred L. Adams Arthur Blake William M. Boyd Albert L. Daniels W. H. Daugherty Evan P. Ford Emmett R. Guthrie Clingan Jackson D. A. Liggitt Stanley Mechem Tom V. Moorehead C S Powell Fred R. Seibert Edward Welsh Orval Whitacre in the Ohio Senate vote on a bill to permit manufacture and sale of colored oleo.
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Columbus
Ohio
Charles L. Bartlett
Hamilton
Joseph W. Bartunek
Cuyahoga
Nicholas P. Bernard
D-Hamilton
Robert C. Ragan
D-Lucas
Edwin F. Sawicki
Dcuyahoga
Carl D. Sheppard
D-Cuyhoga
Albert L. Daniels
Rhighland
W. H. Daugherty
Dcolumbiana
Evan P. Ford
Dfranklin
Emmett R. Guthrie
D-Coshocton
Clingan Jackson
D-Mahoning
D. A. Liggitt
Rlogan
Stanley Mechem
Rathens
Tom V. Moorehead
Rmuskingum
C. S. Powell
Rclark
Fred R. Seibert
R-Auglaize
Edward Welsh
D-Montgomery
Orval Whitacre
Dstark
Air Force B50 round-the-world flight signals power reach
General Lemay said such a flight would mean capability to deliver an atom bomb anywhere if needed. Senator Tydings warned it shows what another world war could mean. The Air Force mapped a route avoiding Russia, flying south over India, with State Department approval, framing the effort as proof of feasibility rather than sabre rattling.
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Strategic Air Command
Fort Worth
Russia
Tydings
D-Md
Senate Armed Services Committee
Air Force
Subcontinent
India
America
United States
North Atlantic Alliance
State Department
Mayor Ebert Faces Cold War Pressure in Berlin
Friedrich Ebert, son of Germany’s first president, serves as Lord Mayor of greater Berlin under Soviet occupation. Allied press calls him a puppet while Moscow praises him as a Democrat. He seeks peace and a united Germany, lamenting foreign troops and the tug of East and West.
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Berlin
Fritz
Germany
Friedrich Ebert
Ebert
German Republic
Stooge
Quisling
Greater Berlin
Iron Curtain
Social Democratic Party
The
Communists
Socialist Unity Party
Engels
Manhattan
Detroit
U. S
Moscow
German People’s Council
Herr Molotov
Moskva
Brandenburg
Potsdam
Berlin Democratic Bloc
Millrose pilot and crew flight details across oceans
A Millrose, Minnesota pilot and crew undertook a long range flight under what the Air Force calls operational conditions. They carried food, water in five gallon tugs, GI cots and blankets for bedding. The double crew slept in shifts while refueling stops included the Azores Dhahran Saudi Arabia the Philippines and Hawaii aboard converted B-29 tankers from the 43rd bomb group.
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Millrose
Minn
Air Force
Azores
Dhahran
Saudi Arabia
Philipines
Hawaii
Improvement Group Installs Officers At Meeting
The Fast Improvement Association held a meeting at Roosevelt Junior High School. Ted Henderson became president, Chuck Weimer is vice president, Mrs. Weimer secretary, and E. B. Hudson treasurer. The Transportation Committee reported extra bus service and a pending taxi-rate reduction request before the City Commission. East end taxi fare is 75 cents versus 40 cents citywide. City officials granted street lights after a group request and Gideon Road repair was completed. To curb speeding, the group urged added 35 mph signs on Central and Grand Avenues. New members joined the group.
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Fast End Improvement Association
Roosevelt Junior High School
Ted Henderson
Chuck Weimer
Weimer
E. B. Hudson
Transportation Committee
Richard Henderson
City Commission
East End
Gideon Rd
Central Ave
Grand Ave
New Officers Announce Ongoing Member Solicitation
The report notes continued recruitment as new officers invite more members to join. It highlights ongoing efforts to expand the group and strengthen organizational participation.
Long 30 year old senator defends unlimited debate
Senator Russell Long of Louisiana, son of Huey Long, delivered a 55 minute speech attacking civil rights limits and defending unlimited Senate debate. He called any form of debate restriction evil and warned majority rule could harm minority groups. Senators congratulated him after the talk and a 24 hour speech was floated if needed.
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Russell Long
D-La
Huey P. Long
Young Long
Baby
Senate
Long
Huey Long
Fire at Garfield Street residence damages chair
Firemen answered an alarm at 5 37 a m today at 1601 Garfield St a chair was burning A cigarette was ruled the cause of the blaze The two story frame house owned by Sam Reynolds of 1614 Garfield St is occupied by J D Cornelis The article notes the abundance of French military terms in use.
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Garfield St
Sam Reynolds
J. D. Cornelis
Representative Wolcott Defends Car Benefit Criticizes Board Action
Representative Wolcott of Michigan denounces an unnamed board’s decision as arbitrary and discriminatory. He argues the measure serves no purpose, urging abandonment and highlighting the need for a business automobile for a man of character.
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Wolcott
Rmich
Tme
Man admits two robberies in Youngstown stores
AP reported Charles Harris, 28, admitted robbing two Atlantic and Pacific chain stores in Youngstown of 1700 dollars last year. Harris, awaiting trial on an armed robbery charge tied to a Pick'n Pay store heist in Cleveland, was identified by deputy inspector James MacArthur.
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Cleveland
Warren
Youngstown
James MacArthur
Charles Harris
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