Ohio Assembly Debates 25 Minor Bills with No Spending Plan
Ohio House and Senate weighed 25 measures as they push for quick adjournment. Notable items include a statewide municipal court act, motor vehicle inspections, financial responsibility for motorists, and tax authority for tuberculosis care. Several bills touch on pensions, school building code modernization, and social security alignment, while a milk sale bill failed to gain a constitutional majority.
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Art Parks
Columbus
Ohio
Senate
State Highway Patrol
House
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Hudson Motor Shuts Down for Two Weeks
Hudson Motor Car Co. will idle 10,000 workers for two weeks to balance inventories with demand as auto sales slump nationwide. The move follows a pause in production across the industry, with Studebaker Nash and GM having cut hours and Ford warning 10,000 workers may be idle soon. The CIO UAW protests credit curbs, blaming regulations for falling sales.
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Detroit
Hudson Motor Car Co
Hudson
A. E. Barit
Studebaker
Nash
General Motors
Henry Ford II
Ford
CIO
United Auto Workers
Hamilton Contractor Low On Route 25 Bid
The State Highway Department said today Don S. Siscle, Hamilton road contractor, was more than $1,000 low in a construction bid on 3.96 miles of U.S. Route 25 in Lemon Township. The estimated cost, as determined by highway engineers, is $27,914. Siscle's bid was $26,
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State Highway Department
Don S. Siscle
Hamilton Road
Lemon Township
Siscle
Dulin Narlin's Rhythm Time Bridge Versus Card Games
A playful verse contrasts bridge with canasta poker and other card games. It riffs on luck, seat choice, and card advantage, praising bridge when fortune favors you and lamenting it as dull when you lack the cards. The piece uses humorous exaggeration to weigh entertainment in card play.
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Fortune
Navy To Get Record Crop Of Officers
The Navy will graduate 1,949 students under a four year government funded education plan designed by Rear Admiral James L. Holloway Jr. These candidates will accept commissions as ensigns in the regular Navy for two years.
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Washington
Navy
James L. Holloway, Jr
Presbyterian Membership Hits New High
In Cincinnati the Presbyterian Church in the U S A reports a membership total of 2 484 596, a record high, as Rev Hugh Ivan Evans of Dayton notes the 163rd General Assembly will open tomorrow at Taft Auditorium with Evans serving as moderator. He calls the rise since the New Life Movement began six years ago very heartening, citing 12 percent growth in members and 17 percent gain in Sunday school enrollment.
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Cincinnati
Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Hugh Ivan Evans
Dayton
General Assembly
Taft Auditorium
Dr. Evans
New Life Movement
Cincinnati Man Adopts Family To Evade Taxes
Cincinnati revenue agents uncovered Robert P. McGrory, 35, who allegedly adopted another man's family to dodge income tax withholding. He was arraigned on false information charges after claiming a wife and three children that belonged to someone else, a deception tied to an embezzlement parole investigation.
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Cincinnati
Robert P. McGrory
McGrory
Cleaning Contract Awarded For Monument Building
A contract for cleaning painting and pigeon proofing the Monument Building in Hamilton was awarded to Kerns Vapor Cleaning Company of Cincinnati. The $2,850 project includes installing night lighting to illuminate the landmark, which honors Civil War veterans.
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Hamilton
Kerns Vapor Cleaning Company
Cincinnati
Gordon Augspurger
Coy Renamed To FCC Seven Year Term Nomination
AP reports President Truman nominated Wayne Coy for a new seven year term on the Federal Communications Commission where Coy serves as chairman. The nomination comes as the agency continues to oversee broadcasting and communications policy.
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Coy
FCC Ashington
Truman
Wayne Coy
Federal Communications Commission
Commission
Leftie Inkwells For Southpaws Urged By Mother
In METHUEN Mass AP the mother of a left handed girl urged left handed inkwells for southpaws to ease ink smudging as left handed children write. School officials considered desks and ink arrangements, noting few left handers per class. Stationers reported novelty interest in left handed writing aids.
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Methuen
Mass
Samuel Brainard
Edward I. Erickson
Foreclosure Notice in Butler County Common Pleas
Pollock Paper Corporation seeks foreclosure on a mortgage and promissory note totaling 4 954.45 with 8 percent interest from June 1, 1950, against Paul Helton and Mrs Vert Helton. The real estate at Middletown, Butler County, lot 8 749, deeded January 13, 1948, is described. Defendants must answer by June 23, 1951. Attorneys: Steer Strauss & Adair Cincinnati. Apr 25, May 29-16 23-30.
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Paul Helton
Vert. Helton
Vert Helton
Pollock Paper Corporation
Court of Common Pleas
Butler County
Ohio
Al‘ewing
Pollock Paver & Box Company
Middletown
Pollock Paper and Box Company
Ae Joseph T. Kiep
Richard J. Leydon
Steer
Strauss & Adair
Union Central Building
Cincinnati
Plaintife
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Assembly
G. B. Kalbfleisch
Mansfield
Common Pleas
House Commerce and Transportation Committee
Robert Pollock
Rstark
State Utilities Commission
William H. Deddens
Taxi Inc
DIAL
G. P. Lewis
Mgr
Schoenling Brewing CO
Furginson Distributing CO
Cleveland Ave
Hamilton, Ohio
B.O
Hudson Motor
Ant
Dulin Narlin
Presbyterian
Roy A. White
Leftie
Common Pleas Court
Rvteer County
Ohto Postock Paper Corporation
Frebis
Plaintiff
Brenda
Marshall
Ayds
John Ross
Redbook
Mademoiselle
Glamour
Justin McCarty
Whiting
Davis Fabulous
Whiting and Davis
Claire Tiffany
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