Marshall Sees Graver Crisis Than Last Fall
Washington AP Secretary of Defense Marshall warned Congress may alter pending draft and Universal Military Training bills. He said the world situation now is fiercer than last fall in Korea. Two federalized National Guard divisions bound for Japan would sail later this week. He urged protecting draft legislation from crippling amendments and called for an enduring program to ensure military readiness, including expansion of the National Guard. He noted surprise at higher volunteer enlistments after Pentagon cut the April draft quota and questioned waning interest in the new programs.
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Washington
Marshall
Congress
Korea
Japan
California
Oklahoma
Defense Department
House
Senate
National Guard
Pentagon
Assembly Speeds FEPC and Redistricting Measures in Ohio
Ohio Legislature moved to action after weeks of inertia. The Senate Rules Committee postponed the rubber rail road bill indefinitely while hearings opened on April 17 for an Ohio Fair Employment Practices Commission. A four member House subcommittee was formed to draft a congressional redistricting bill, and a Senate vote was set on a statewide municipal court act. The House passed a Senate approved $20,000 grant for a subversives inquiry, and Gov Lausche appointees to the Turnpike Commission faced interview. Highway officials urged higher truck taxes to reflect greater construction costs.
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Assembly
Senate
Ohio Fair Employment Practices Commission
House
FEPC
Industry and Labor Committee
House Elections Committee
Joint
House Committee
George Kirkpatrick
Knox
Griffith Evans
Portage
William K. Gernheuser
Lucas
John C. Smith
Montgomery
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Lausche
House Commerce and Transportation Committee
T. J. Kauer
Old Maid Wins Ohio House OK On Fishing Bill
Miss Esther Hardy, Fremont elementary principal on leave, explains a net fishing bill to the Ohio House to restrict net fishing in Lake Erie’s Sandusky bay without harming the 13 commercial fishermen. Rep Lowell Fess asked a question and Hardy quipped she has a hunting license, prompting laughter. The measure passed 122 to 2.
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Columbus
Esther Hardy
Fremont
Ohio House of Representatives
Lake Erie
Sandusky Bay
Lowell Fess
R-Greene
Rescue Planes Spot Yellow Objects Southwest of Ireland
Rescue aircraft patrolling the Atlantic for a missing U S Air Force Globemaster with 53 people aboard sighted a number of small yellow objects about 600 miles southwest of Ireland. The sighting occurred 35 miles southeast of the inferred search area where a red duffle bag was seen after a ship raised it aboard Saturday night.
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London
Atlantic
U. S. Air Force
Ireland
Third Air Force
United States
England
Air Force Headquarters
PTA Meeting Tonight Led by 4‑H Girls
PTA members gather at 7 30 p m for an evening program led by the 4 H girls who will run the event and present demonstrations.
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PTA
Defense Mobilizer Eyes War From Production Lines
Washington AP Charles E Wilson told senators that by 1953 the United States could fight a full war from production lines while supplying civilian goods. He sought 51 million in cash and 1 billion in loan authority for three months to expand defense programs and warned price stabilization needs new legislation. He noted inflation slowed since the Korean War but urged wage and price actions and labor leaders to return to defense agencies.
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Washington
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
Senate Appropriations Committee
Defense Mobilizer
Grandmother Kills Grandson In Cottage Shooting
In Macon Georgia a mid dle aged grandmother allegedly fed five year old Alexander Sohaski into her cottage to show him something then shot him four times as she fled and wounded herself. Detectives say Mrs Sarah Long 48 lay wounded on a bed nearby. A note left in the cottage was not disclosed.
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Macon
Alexander Sohaski
J. A
Common
G. C. Britt
Sarah Long
Driver Arrested After Accident Near Miamisburg
George T. Zonkle, 28, of 108 South Main Street, Miamisburg, suffered body burns in a Route 25 crash three tenths of a mile south of Miamisburg. He lost control while driving north, veered to the left berm, and struck a car parked there. He was arrested for driving under the influence and set to appear in Miamisburg Municipal Court on April 2. Patrolman R. C. Wilson filed the charges.
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George T. Zonkle
South Main St
Miamisburg
Zonkle
R. C. Wilson
County Bans Bingo in Lorain County
Lorain County prosecutor Paul Mikus ruled bingo a gambling violation even when charity sponsored. Sheriff Carl Finegan said the department will halt bingo games countywide except in Lorain and Elyria, where police will enforce the ban.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Paul Mikus
Carl Finegan
Lorain
Six Ohio Cities Fight Bell Rate Cut Setback
The Ohio Supreme Court denied six cities Cleveland Toledo Columbus Akron Canton and Dayton a motion to dismiss Ohio Bell Telephone's appeal against a state order to cut rates by four million dollars yearly. The Public Utilities Commission had ordered the cut after trimming thirty seven million from the rate base, later paused pending the appeal. The cities sought contempt against the PUCO unless the cut took effect.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Public Utilities Commission
Supreme Court
Utilities Commission
Ohio Bell
Cleveland
Toledo
Akron
Canton
Dayton
Lockwood Plant Walkout Ends In Settlement
Cincinnati AP CIC Steelworkers ratified a tentative settlement after a 56 day strike at Lockwood Manufacturing. Local 4416 accepted a contract offering 10 percent general wage raise, better pension, new employee insurance, and union dues check off. Workers return within a week. charges against union members dropped. One year contract through March 31, 1952 with a four year pension clause.
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Cincinnati
CIC
Lockwood Manufacturing Company
Plemies
Robin War Haunts Milford Browns At Lancaster Home
A Robin harasses the Brown family, attacking a window for hours despite shooing. After a rainy night, the bird resumes its vendetta, ignoring the downpour as neighbors watch from their porch. The episode unfolds in Lancaster near Milford.
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Lancaster
Milford Browns
Ohio Construction Workers Get Hike
Ohio construction trade workers will receive a 10 percent wage increase. State Director of Industrial Relations A. A. Waldman announced the agreement, reached yesterday between the Ohio Contractors Association and labor. The hike, not needing Wage Stabilization Board approval, clears the way for contract letting on more than 5 million dollars in public construction and repairs previously held up by wage uncertainties under stabilization rules.
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Columbus
Ohio
A. A. Waldman
Wage Stabilization Board
Ohio Contractors Association
Cleveland to mobilize 70,000 Civil Defense volunteers
Mayor Thomas A. Burke will address all Cleveland radio and television stations tonight to launch a city wide civil defense drive. The broadcast marks the largest coordinated media hookup ever attempted in Cleveland for volunteer enlistment.
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Cleveland
Thomas A. Burke
Scared Witness Drops Back During Texas Probe
A frightened witness with a weak heart, T. Leo Moore of Electra, suffered a heart attack after testifying in Texas organized crime hearings. The House committee recessed after Moore said public testimony would ruin him, and urged grand jury action on Mickey Cohen who failed to appear. Odessa oilman Paul Harvey admitted gambling ties with Benny Binion, while police and officials focused on Cohen’s alleged role in bookmaking, numbers, and slots in Texas.
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Austin
Texa
Mickey Cohen
Texas
House
T. Leo Moore
Moore
Electra
Tex
Cohen
Mickey
Los Angeles
Bob Long
Ping Grand Jury
Cohen Monay
Paul Harvey
Odessa
Benny Binion
Las Vegas
Nev
States Attorney General
Houston
Sumner Wellesbook blasts Gibraltar idea and war risk
Sumner Welles former wartime Undersecretary of State argues in his new book that following Hoover era advice risks a looming war with Russia. He critiques Truman Far East policy, defends Roosevelt wartime decisions, and urges a bipartisan policy to contain Russia with military and economic strength.
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NEW York
Sumner Welles
United States
Herbert Hoover
Russia
Welles
U. S
Harner and Bros
State Department
Truman
Far East
Food Index Drows As Wholesale Prices Dip
The Dun and Bradstreet wholesale food index fell to 7.21 this week, the lowest since January 30, with 31 commonly used foods accounted for. Last week was 7.23, a year ago 5.79, and just before the Korean War, 5.96. Higher costs this week were seen in flour, wheat, rye, oats, beef, steers and lambs.
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New York
Dun and Bradstreet
Driver paints license plates to match car color
In Salt Lake City police seized a set of Utah 1951 auto license plates painted black to resemble the car. The green and white plates were confiscated after discovery of the repainting by the motorist.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Nearby Briefs from Carlisle Franklin Blue Ball and More
Community notices list meetings and events across Carlisle Franklin and Blue Ball. Activities include Live and Learn Club and Junior Class Play at the high school auditorium, Miami Valley Hunters Association gathering, Veterans Farm Training class, Memorial Foundry benefit dance, and various church and school events scheduled through April and Friday evenings.
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Carlisle
Joe Spink
Franklin the
Miami Valley Hunters Association
Franklin Legion Hall
Veterans Farm
Lebanon High School
Franklin Eagles Lodge
Memorial Foundry
Eagles
Women’s Society of Christian Service of
The
First Methodist Church
Eastern Star Lodge
F and AM
Masonic Hall
Springboro Club Meetings and Events Preview
Springboro and Warren County announce a series of club and PTA activities this week. Lebanon Farmers Club meets Wednesday at Grange Hall while the Grange convenes Wednesday evening. Five Point Farm Council gathers at Charles Keck home Wednesday. WB Temperance Union meets Friday at Mrs. Stanley Fry’s home. The high school senior class from Springboro High School intends to hold a recent Minh event.
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Springboro Lebanon Farmers Club
Grange Hall
PTA
Five Point Farm Council
Charles Keck
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Stanley Fry
The
Grange
Warren County
Pomona Grange
Springboro
Clearcreek Garden Club
Springboro High School
Germantown Eastern Star and Legion Meet Wednesday Evening
The Germantown Chapter Order of the Eastern Star will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the Masonic Temple. The Germantown American Legion Post also convenes Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Legion Hall.
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Germantown
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
American Legion
Legion Hall
Recognition dinner for 4-H advisors planned
Lebanon reports the annual recognition dinner for 4-H advisors will be served Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the local Grange Hall.
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Lebanon
Eaton High School Band Concert slated Friday evening
The Eaton High School band plans its annual concert Friday evening in the gymnasium. Students and directors invite community members to attend the performance featuring a varied program of selections and concluding with a traditional finale.
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EATON
Eaton High School
Home Group Achievement Day Held at Eaton Courthouse
The annual Achievement Day program was held last week in the Eaton courthouse. Sponsored by the Preble County Home Demonstration department under Miss Bernice J. Tharp, the event began at 10 a.m. with group singing and a devotional. Main speaker was Miss Winifred Menham, an English exchange teacher now in the Eaton school system. After lunch, Dr. Carle E. Beane, health commissioner, and nurses Mrs. Treva McCarty and Mrs. Luella Clough, plus others, spoke on Our Preble County Health Department in Action.
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Eaton
Preble
United States Reports Four Billion Dollar Surplus
The government’s budget surplus for the current fiscal year rose above four billion dollars as of March 22. The Treasury said the July 1 to March 22 period showed a surplus of 4,048,338,000, versus a deficit of 1,709,859,000 a year earlier.
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Washington
Treasury
Schools Head Quits TIFFIN
Lawrence D. Hervey resigned as superintendent of Clinton Township schools after three years to return to college for postgraduate work. Earlier this week A B Gross resigned as superintendent at Bettsville due to ill health.
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Tiffin
Lawrence D. Hervey
Clinton Township
A. ©. Gross
Bettsville
Laker Begins Run to Start 14th Season on Pelee Route
SANDUSKY AP The Canadian passenger steamer Pelee opens its 14th season with weekly runs to Canada starting April 5 and will add daily trips in June to Pelee Island Kingsville and Leamington Ontario, expanding service this summer.
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Sandusky (Ap
Pelee
Canada
Ohio Edison Net Up AKRON Akron News Story
Ohio Edison Company reports a net income of 12,977,879 dollars or 2.98 a share for 1950, rising from 11,708,764 dollars or 2.95 per share the prior year. President W. J. Sammis commented on the results.
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AKRON
Ohio Edison Company
W. J. Sammis
Springboro Junior Class Play Set For Friday Night
Springboro High School senior class presents "Love is Too Much Trouble" in the gym Friday at 8. Cast includes Pat Stanley as Toasty Jimmy Crane as Joe Burke Ronnie Muterspaw as Pinky Hamilton Jerry Kelhoffer Ogden McClosky Esther Lamb Connie Ashton Joanne Kolb Flo Dunham Ruth Davis Ebib Dunham Elsie Lamb Shirley Bradford Bonnie Alexander Sugar Lou Jackson Joeanne Pugh Monica Bates Ese ther Savinger Mrs. J. Worthington Don Rhodehamel Dr. Pillsy Mary Elcook Miss Emily Ross Dan Lovely Cliff Hayward.
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Springboro High School
Pat Stanley
Toasty
Jimmy Crane
Joe Burke
Ronnie Muterspaw
Pinky Hamilton
Jerry Kelhoffer
Ogden McClosky
Esther Lamb
Connie Ashton
Joanne Kolb
Flo Dunham
Ruth Davis
Ebib Dunham
Elsie Lamb
Shirley Bradford
Bonnie Alexeander
Sugar Lou Jackson
Joeanne Pugh
Monica Bates
Esether Savinger
Dusty Miller Will Talk To Rotary Anns
GERMANTOWN The Germantown Rotary Club will meet at noon Thursday. Dr Buck announces the Rotary Ann party set for April 4 at Charter Oak. Dusty Miller of Wilmington, humorist, will speak. Alie Stingley will be toastmaster. Rev H A Rothrock gave inspirational thoughts for the Faster season.
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Germantown
Examination Is Scheduled for Trenton School District
TRENTON The Butler County Health Department will offer a pre school physical examination for children of the Trenton School District at 8 30 am Monday April 2 at the Trente ol The examination will be given free of charge and a party for the children will follow the medical session Children will return home at noon.
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Trenton
Butler County Health Department
Induction Call Seen Reduced in Warren County Draft
Lebanon reports the April induction call for 27 men to report on April 24, announced by Mrs. Marjorie Kevenaugh, Warren County draft board clerk. The figure shows a slight decrease from March.
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Lebanon
Marjorie Kevenaugh
Warren County
Presbyterian CIC Class to Meet April 4 at Selby Home
The Presbyterian CIC Class will gather at 8 p.m. on April 4 at the home of Mrs. Robert Selby. The meeting aims to discuss church activities and upcoming programs with members expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Presbyterian Cic
Robert Selby
Additions and Improvements Spending Highlighted
The firm last year spent 19,146,040 dollars on additions and improvements, reflecting its investment in expanding facilities and upgrading assets.
Easton hosts dinner and cards in Springboro
Springboro residents report a weekend of visits and meals with relatives and friends. Noel Easton hosted a dinner with the Souths Becks and Moores, while numerous others from Cincinnati Dayton Middletown Lebanon and Brookville spent Sunday with local families.
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Springboro
Noel Easton
Robert South
Curtis Beck
John Moore
Richard Lubberseman
Cincinnati
Stanley Fry
Albert Pate
W E. Stanton
Ross Magruder
Chicago
Salles Magruder
Elmer Wetz
Dayton
Magruder
Howard Neilson and Son
Leo Kurtz
Daveton
Wilbur South
Red Lion
Earl Fry
Fameily
Cliff Johnson
James Routt
Middletown
Clark Melvin
Ralph McCally
Denver Noggle
W. C. King
Clarence Noggle
Brookville
Anna Douglas
Phillip Staley
Lebeanon
Howard Leib
Anna Treen
Lee Lovely
Middlee Town
Friends and
Neighbor Farm Council
Ray Swartz, Jr
Lebanon
Warren County Advisory Council Seeks Health Meeting Representatives
Warren County Health Council invites clubs associations and groups to designate representatives to join council efforts. The organization aims to study plan and coordinate a county wide health program with community support and information exchange. Contact Ada Wright Mason at 2881 to join. next meeting is 8 p.m. Thursday March 29 at Memorial Hall.
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Warren County Advisory Council
Lebanon
Warren County Health Council
Lawrence G. Shawhan
Shawhan
County Health Council
Advisory Health Council
Arch D. Harvey
Warren County
Board of Health
Health Council
Memorial Hall
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