Smuggling Of Liquor Is Under Attack
Georgia revenue commissioner reports a crime syndicate shipping vast amounts of tax dodging liquor to southern states. Officials from 12 states will meet in a closed door session to plan a counter attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
Revenue
Missouri
Irngis
Florida
Charles B. Redwine
Redwine
North Carolina
Tennessee
Kentucky
Guy C. Shearer
Alcoholic Beverage Control
Chalk-rich soils linked to fewer decayed teeth in children
Britannica notes higher tooth decay in children from areas with chalk-poor soil, while regions with chalk-rich soil show lower decay rates. The connection highlights the impact of soil composition on dental health.
Compensation Plan Studied
Ohio's April 1948 relief data show nearly half of cases due to temporary illness or family head disability. State Welfare Director Lamneck reported 24,228 relief cases, with 3,080 from temporary illness and 8,892 from physical handicap. Commission considers compensating these cases. meeting set in Cleveland on April 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
State Disability Insurance Commission
State Welfare
J. H. Lamneck
Lamneck
Cleveland
ECA program defended as offensive of diplomacy
Rep Frances Bolton argues for continued European Economic Community aid, claiming cessation would harm American industry through loss of markets. She cites Europe needs a diplomacy offensive alongside dollars and notes alleged ECA bias toward soft currency nations. Reps Hays and McSweeney defend aid as timely to halt Communism in Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Frances Bolton
Ohio
The
Hous
Europe
ECA
Hays
Italy
Mc Sweeney
New York Court Keeps Feinberg Law on Public School Posts
The New York Feinberg law banning Communists from public school employment is upheld as constitutional by the state appellate division in Brooklyn. The ruling backs prior Albany and Brooklyn decisions and moves the case toward the Court of Appeals. Abraham Lederman leads the Teachers Union suit, while the Communist Party sues from Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Court of Appeals
State Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Supreme Court At
Albany
Supreme Court
Abraham Lederman
Teachers Union
George Clinton dies in office during Madison's 1812 term
George Clinton becomes first vice president to die in office in 1812 during James Madison's presidency. This historic event marks the first death of a sitting US vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clinton
Madison
Marion's Old Fire Truck Sold For Junk
Marion's famed Old No 1 aerial ladder fire truck, retired a year ago, ends up in a Columbus junk yard. Once presented to the Ohio State Museum in 1943, the 50 foot engine failed for display space. salvage may bring about $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Columbus
Ohio State Museum
Erwin C. Zepp
Discharged worker’s complaint probed at Mount Sinai
Cleveland AP Gerald W. Miller an assistant county prosecutor investigates Regina Danna 28 fired from Mount Sinai Hospital elevator job for jury duty absence. Hospital officials cite 25 percent absenteeism and say other employees were excused. Miller notes Ohio law forbids firing for jury service and this is the first such complaint in 17 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Gerald W. Miller
Regina Danna
Mount Sinai Hospital
Danna
Victor L. Karp
Mark Berk
Mount Sinai
Ohio
Negotiations Between Capitol Greyhound Stall Over Standoff
Capitol Greyhound Lines and its 102 drivers face a standstill in contract talks with AFL union members. Federal Mediator James W Wilson set no meetings until April 8, the date cited for a possible strike. Capitol operates Cincinnati to Washington and St Louis with changes sought in pay and working conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Capitol Greyhound Lines, Incorporated
James W Wilson
Capitol
Washington
D. C
St. Louis
AFL
Medieval belief that black cats hid witches in disguise
The text notes folk belief that black cats were witches in disguise and that killing a cat did not end the witch because witches could possess a cat’s form nine times.
Brehm proposes scaled income tax exemption for elderly
Representative Brehm of Ohio releases a letter to the House Ways and Means Committee proposing that the $1200 personal tax exemption for those over 65 be scaled to earnings. The plan would limit benefits for wealthier seniors while preserving aid for those with lower means, aligning tax policy with ability to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Brehm
R-Ohie
House
Ways and Means Committee
Springfield man sentenced to prison in Ohio case
Washington Greene, 39, was sentenced yesterday to a term ranging from one to two years in the Ohio penitentiary after a Springfield, Ohio case handled by AP reported authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Washington Greene
Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Filiom J Miller
King Feeteres, Inc
Sixth Ave
Americas
Niagara Falls
Nabisco
Catcwin
Zepp
Charles ST
Erle Hanson
D A
James Hayes
Williamson-Ziegler Furnace Co
N. Broad ST
Lorraine
Brand New Spring Group
Uote
Rayon
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!