Mirror Of Business Drives Bankers on Credit Curbs
Bankers face potential government limits if they fail to curb speculative inventories and loan volumes. Regulators may seek higher reserve requirements and caps on total loans, while industry leaders push for relaxed installment credit terms as consumer demand sustains borrowing. Public and private measures clash over inflation control and credit policy.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Congress
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Washington
William W. McCarthy
American Bankers Association
Committee On Consumer Credit
McCarthy
Voluntary Credit Restraint Committee
United States
Federal Reserves
Kite Flying Contest Chairmen Named Entry Deadline Friday
Park chairmen of the Junior Chamber of Commerce Kite Flying Contest announced by Harold Osborne set the April 1 event in three local parks for Butler County. Open to ages 8 to 14, with eliminations at each park, city and county champions to be named on April 8 and April 22 respectively. winners receive trophies and a full sized bike for the city champ.
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Chamber of Commerce
Harold Osborne
Butler County
Oxford
Hamilton Jaycees
The
Civic Association
LeSourdsville Lake
Douglas Park
Robert Nerenberg
John Kistler
Rathman Park
William Christman
Goldman
Debate over ending powers in inflation and defense
Critics warn that ending powers will do more harm than good by hampering production for defense and having little effect on controlling inflation. Proponents argue the move could curb excess spending and restore market efficiency.
Bookies Cooperate Too Much In Los Angeles
Los Angeles police chief William Parker ordered all convicted bookmakers to register at police headquarters. One thousand twenty seven have complied, but the department has run out of forms. A printer has been asked to supply more forms.
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Los Angeles
William Parker
Parker
Columbus Truck Driver Indicted for First Degree Murder
Donald A. Jones 21, of Columbus, indicted for first degree murder in the February 9 death of hotel era Josphine Higgins 50. He told police his truck struck her and he burned her purse to hide ID. Higgins was found in an alley. Ohio law allows murder charges if death results from a robbery.
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Columbus (Ap
Donald A. Jones
Columbus
Josephine Higgins
Evening TV Schedule Highlights From Several Stations
Readable listing of daytime and evening programs across WLW T Channel 4 WLW-D Channel 5 WKRC Channel II WHIO Channel 13 WCPO Channel 7 and WHTO Channel 13 detailing morning shows news periods sport features and popular programs including Ruth Lyons Fifty Club Matinee Girls Will Be Girls Bert Parks Kate Smith Show and Captain Video with times and station breaks across the broadcast day.
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Rangers
General Store
Kukla Fran & Ollie
Roberta Quinlan
Hollywood
WLW
Channel 5
Miss Susan
Bert Parks
Kate Smith
Gabby Hayes
Faye Emerson
Kukla
Fran and
Ollie
WKRC
Channel II
Paul Dixon
Six Gun Playhouse
Tom Corbet
Ruth Lyons
Rnie Lee
TV Rangers
Kukia
John Conte
Fran
Frazer Thomas
Garry Moore
Betty Crocker
Soupy's Soda Shop
CBS News
Stork Club
Starlight Theater
Alan Young
Wcpo—Tv
Loco the Clown
Radio Schedule and Programs List for Station Day
A list of radio time slots and programs including Halls of Ivy Great Gildersleeve Bet Your Life Mr District Attorney Penny's Pantry Ernie Lee Double or Nothing Live, A Million Lilte Can Be Beautiful Pepper Young's Family Martin Agronsky Malcolm Richards Breakfast Club True Story Betty Crocker and more. The schedule also mentions a concert hall music show and several local show titles like Valley Roundup and Lebanon Show Colony Capers.
Iron Age Reports Gray Market Steel Surges Under Policy
Iron Age reports U S policy nudges steel into a gray market under price controls. Brokers fade as printouts and base-period pricing prove compliance while foreign imports and high demand push tonnages up in heat consuming regions. Steelmaking runs at full capacity amid tight domestic supply.
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Metalworking Trade Weekly
Trade Weekly
England
Germany
Holland
France
Japan
Dayton Stepdad Admits Beating 17 Month Infant
Dayton police say Cnce Bush 32 admitted beating his 17 month old stepdaughter with a belt causing 20 bruises and welts on legs back face and head. He also pulled hair from the child's head after the mother left the home Monday. She was treated and released from Miami Valley Hospital.
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Dayton
C. W. Coburn
Cnce Bush
Bush
Miami Valley Hospital
Coburn
Bricker cautions on giving troops power to Truman
Sen. John W. Bricker of Ohio warns that giving the president power to deploy troops without congressional consent would be the most dangerous move. He urged Congress hold authority, and said the U. S. should delay European deployment until Atlantic Pact nations clarify their military contributions, speaking at the Cleveland Heights Chamber of Commerce banquet.
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Cleveland
Truman
Congress
John W. Bricker
Ohio
U. S
Europe
Italy
Turkey
Spain
Cleveland Heights
Lang new 4 H head in Ohio as Palmer retires
C Lang of Columbus named head of Ohio 4 H Clubs at Ohio State University Farm and Home Week. He becomes leader March 31 replacing W H Palmer who led for 35 years. Martha Davis of Pike County honored as adviser with longest Ohio record. Alfred Garrett discusses atom warfare.
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Columbus
C. ©. Lang
Ohio
Ohio State University
Alfred Garrett
Ohio State
Lang
W. H. Palmer
Palmer
Martha Davis
Pike County
R. H. Baker
OSU
Baker
Paul Griffith Defends Surplus Deals In U S
Paul Griffith, former Assistant Secretary of Defense, defends buying U S military surplus overseas for resale at home. He argues profits are lawful in a free market as a House subcommittee questions dealings tied to a huge Army surplus handover to West Germany. Griffith says he would testify after Easter if asked.
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Paul Griffith
U.S
Washington
Defense
U. S
United States
Griffith
Germany
House
Bonner
D-Nc
Oakland Truck Sales Company
Pittsburgh
Vessel Spliced For New Section To Be Christened
The ocean going Notre Dame Victory has been cut in two, a 165 foot mid section added, and will be christened Cliffs Victory in Baltimore at Bethlehem Shipbuilding. Bethlehem contracted the rebuild for Cleveland Cliffs, converting it into a Great Lakes ore carrier with 12,000 tons capacity and 19 mph speed. After reaching Chicago, removed sections will be reinstalled for Great Lakes service.
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Baltimore
Notre Dame Victory
Great Lakes
Cliffs Victory
Bethlehem Shipbuilding
Cleveland-Cliffs Steamship Company
Maritime Administration
Bethlehem Steel Company
J. M. Willis
Bethlehem Yards
Mississippi
Illinois
Chicago
Ohio VA offices to be closed by June
The Veterans Administration plans to close 72 regional offices, including three in Ohio at Lancaster Lima and Ashtabula, as disclosed in a letter to Congress. The notice emphasizes efficiency and access considerations amid consolidation.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Congress
Bender
Rohio
Secrest
D-Ohio
Ohio
Lancaster
Lima
Ashtabula
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Teresa Wright
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Marshall Thompson
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Rmeys
Chacx
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Godwin’s Dining
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Baby Face Nelson
Pretty, Boy Floyd
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Henry Y
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Jack Bereh
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Hidden Truth
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