City Income Tax Seen Possible After Court Ruling
Middletown city officials weigh a possible income tax levy by ordinance after Ohio Supreme Court declares the Dayton tax valid. State leaders consider a statewide tax. analysts note referendum in charter city and potential windfalls for fiscally strained Ohio towns. Toledo’s success is cited as example of urban expansion funded by local taxes.
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Ohio Sureme
Middletown
State
Osio
Fred J. Schatzmann
Harry Newlin
Columbus
Ohio
Supreme Court
Dayton
Commission
Emory Glander
Toledo
Butler Safety Session Draws 302 Leaders in Hamilton
About 302 safety leaders attended the fifth Butler County Regional Safety Conference in Hamilton. Russell C. Ross of the NAM urged preserving the American way of life and urged industrial support for safety. Fire and traffic sessions highlighted plant fire brigades cutting Dayton area fires and Judge Otis Hess stressed public traffic safety cooperation.
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Butler County
Hamilton
Russell C. Ross
National Association of Manufacturers
New York City
Patrick Henry
America
Ross
Elmer Barker
Middletown
James H. Fluker
Division of Safety and Hygiene
Industrial Commission of Ohio
William Fishbaugh
Thomas O. Brightwell
Dayton
Paul Wilson
Otis R. Hess
Court of Common Pleas
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Wilson
Hess
Antigone Night Drama Honors Troop 54 Ceremony
The First Methodist Church hosts a Boy Scout Troop 54 installation tonight at 7:30 led by Troop 2. Paul Parker cites E J Golschmidt Jr presenting the charter and scouts Bert Sheard Donald Smith to be recognized. Scoutmaster Dudley Inwood, rep G A Sheard, committee chair Howard Figley attend along with district officers.
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Howard Figley
Robert Sant
Earl Klein
Ship Plunge Victims Identified In Fatal Visit
A ship crash yesterday ended a visit at a home. Crew members who died include Capt. Donald Jones from Minneapolis, pilot William Mc Ginn of St. Paul, co-pilot and stewardess Mary Alice Kennedy of St. Paul. Passengers named include B. Eberhardt of Ford Motor Company, Emery E. Oliver of J C Penney Madison, Mrs. Hott of Holmesville, Dr. Joseph V. Breitwieser of University of North Dakota, Miss Matilda De Beck of Arlington Victoria, Miss De Beck’s Rochester-bound relocation, Mrs. Raymond Nolder of Taverton, C H Pafford a Sigma Chi Fpsilon rep, R. C. Buchmann of Chicago, G. M. Lokhn of Minneapolis, and Reynolds Malmauist Minneapolis fire chief. Identification will be nearly impossible from wreckage. heat from fuel left only heavy metal and foundation stones.
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Donald Jones
Minneapolis
William McGinn
South St. Paul
Holmesville, O
Joseph V. Breitwieser
University of North Dakota
Grand Forks
Cleveland
Matilda de Beck
Arlington
Vic
Federal Indian Bureau
Rochester
de Beck
Cuyahoga Falls
Raymond Nolder
Taventon
Pittsburgh
C.H. Pafford
Sigma Chi Fpsilon Fraternity
Madison
R. C. Buchmann
Chicago
G. M. Lokhn
Reynold Malmauist
Rites Arranged for Ohio Republican Club Founder
Mary McMillar Barthalow 92 a founder and organizer of the Women's Republican Club of Ohio died yesterday in Columbus. Funeral services are being arranged.
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Columbus
Mary McMillar Barthalow
Women's Republican Club of
Ohio
Civitan Club hears army chaplain on training and duty
Father Paul Golembiewski pastor of St. Peter Claver Mission spoke at the Civitan Club noon meeting about army chaplains training. He noted chaplains receive the same basic training as soldiers but are assigned to bases after music rather than combat duty.
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Civitan Club
Paul Golembiewski
St. Peter Claver Mission
Bulgaria Spy Shipkov Testimony In Diplomatic Fallout
Shipkov and a mission member were described as specialists in conspiracies, espionage, falsification, and delivering poison ampules. He testified that he sought refuge in the American legation before the U S Bulgarian diplomatic break led to the mission's shutdown.
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Shipkov
Legation
United States
Bulgaria
Holy Trinity PTA Plans Sewing Machines Purchase
At the Holy Trinity School PTA meeting fifteen women volunteered to help with home economics classes as five sewing machines were approved for purchase. Donations to the American Red Cross and the Bishop's Relief Fund for the Needy in Europe were also voted. Msgr. J. F. Mc Nary will lead Rosary devotions broadcast in May. Next meeting set for April 11, moved to the second Tuesday due to Holy Week.
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Holy Trinity School
Holy Trinity Pta
American Red Cross
Europe
J. F. McNary
First Bomber Is Loaded On French Vessel
A heavy crane hoisted an American bombing plane aboard the French carrier Dixmude, beginning a billion dollar Western Europe military aid flow. The aircraft bears the U S insignia replaced by the French Tricolor as three shipments to France depart aboard the Dixmude. French ambassador Daridan called the ceremony evidence of a joint will to preserve free institutions and alliance security.
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Norfolk
Europe
United States
France
Dixmude
Jean Daridan
Daridan
Scout meetings planned tonight in Ohio area
The Mound Builders Area Council Commissioners and the Jamboree Committee meet tonight. Paul Parker announces sessions at 7 30 p m. in Civic Association and Chaney Paper Company offices Franklin respectively. Attendees include William Saunders Al Dempsey George Boullain Earl Klein G J Gray Charles Gray Evan Hamilton and George Harvey.
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Mound Builders’ Area Council
Paul Parker
Boy Scout
William Saunders
Civic Association
al Dempsey
Fort Ancient
George Boullain
Miami
Earl Klein
Pokey Griffith
Chaney Paper Company
Franklin
E. H. Bindley
G. J. Gray
Mason
Charles Gray
Springboro
Evan Hamilton
George Harvey
Middletown
Transmitter Fire Forces WLW Off Air For 13 Minutes
Cincinnati AP report: WLW's new transmitter stage burned out last night causing a 13 minute outage. Permanent repairs were started today as engineers worked to restore full service.
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Cincinnati
WLW
Labor Leader Edward Murphy Dies Of Heart Attack
Edward F. Murphy 58 longtime AFL Teamsters District Council president and prominent Cleveland labor figure died yesterday in Cleveland from a heart attack. He led local labor fights and represented the union during decades of bargaining and organizing in the city.
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Cleveland
Edward F. Murphy
AFL Teamsters District Council
Cabin Fire Claims Eight Family Members Near Sandy
A single mill cabin at Wilson saw mill near Sandy 320 miles east of Portland burned with eight people inside. Le Roy Ludwig 34 and Wanda 32 with children Rebecca 15 Jerry 13 Dennis 10 Michael 7 Ronnie 2 and Kathleen 5 months perished. Carl Wilson owner said his dog woke him at 1 15 a m and firemen found the structure leveled upon arrival.
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Sandy, Obe
le Roy A. Ludwig
Wilson
Sandy
Portland
Carl Wilson
Ludwig
Wanda
Rebecca
Jerry
Dennis
Michael
Ronnie
Kathleen
Armco Workers Fete Dayton Vets at St Patrick Event Tonight
Veterans at the tuberculosis hospital in Dayton will be entertained tonight by about 20 Armco Girls Association volunteers. The program includes Irish songs, music by Ruth Lawson and Margaret Renner, Yvonne Meadows, refreshments, and St Patrick’s Day decorations.
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Armco Girls Association
the Red Cross
Barbara Conrad
Ruth Rose Lawson
Margaret Renner
Yvonne Meadows
Mary Louise Ballard
Virginia Miller
Marilyn Cronk
Doretta Coulthard
Betty Hees
Mary Ulrich
Dorothy Huff
Alice Popper
Francis Huehn
Billy Jean Fullen
Gloria Gephart
Gladys Fraley
Phyllis Weideman
Betty Trettel
Alice Lazaron
Marguerite Rose
Marie Aldridge
Gray Ladies of the Red Cross
Prosecution rests as pathologist recounts autopsy in murder trial
Dr. Ford testified that Mrs. Borretto’s death could stem from inanition pneumonia or liver destruction by cancer. He discussed needle puncture timing and vein size, noting a single puncture near the elbow and that inhaling air injections might not always kill. The trial entered its 13th day with summations anticipated.
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Sander
Borroto
Ford
William L. Phinney
Tryir
Borreto
Ralph E. Miller
Milton Helpern
City of New York
McCarthy accuses State Dept worker of 28 Communist front ties
Senator McCarthy charged Dorothy Kenyon, a State Department employee, is affiliated with at least 28 Communist front organizations. He cited government designations declaring nine of them subversive and said the hearing would launch an extensive inquiry into alleged Communist espionage in the State Department.
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Red Front
M’carthy
Washington
McCarthy
R-Wis
Dorothy Kenyon
Senate
Doro
Thy Kenyon
U. S
Commission On the Status of Women
Economic and Social Council
United Nations
Department of State
Attorney General
United States
Committee
Ohio City Income Taxes Face Legal Test Across State
Ohio cities debate payroll income taxes as rulings on Toledo and Angell v City of Toledo shape home rule power. Dayton Columbus Youngstown Warren and Springfield report varied collections, charter votes, and emergency boosts while courts determine authority over city taxes and referendums.
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Toledo
Dayton
Columbus
Springfield
Youngstown
Warren
U. S. Supreme Court
Glass City
City Commission
Angell
City of Toledo
City of
Darton
Warren City
Lawrence W. Angell
FE. B. Badger Company
High Court
Helen F. Zimmer
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