Iron Age Sees Firmer Steel Controls Ahead
The Iron Age reports a shift to a hard control regime for steel distribution. By May controls will multiply and a controlled materials plan may restore order, with non essential civilian goods facing drastic cutbacks and possible elimination of steel shipments. Warehouses will receive 20 percent after defense and priorities, hitting flat rolled products as civilian demand drops. Output sits at 103 percent of capacity.
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NEW York
Aday
National Production Authority
Trade Weekly
Ohioan Found To Have Lied In Auto Case
In Newark AP report Carl E. Zolman of Fredericktown Knox County was convicted by a common pleas court jury of perjury for denying he drove an auto in an accident He faced sentencing Friday after a change of venue from Knox County Zolman had been charged with driving while intoxicated on April 28 in Fredericktown Police said he claimed to be a passenger and John Petermen was the driver Petermen later was convicted of perjury and sentenced to one to 10 years in the Ohio Penitentiary.
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Newark
Carl E. Zolman
Fredericktown
Knox County
Common Pleas Court
Zolman
Frederickstown
John Petermen
Petermen
Ohio
Commissioner to Take Oath in Butler County
Charles W. Hurst is to take the oath of office as Butler County Commissioner in Hamilton this afternoon. He will serve a short term until January 1, replacing Van Gorden, with both men Republicans. Fellow holdovers Gordon Augspurger and Arthur Reiff are Democrats, and Hurst, a local real estate broker, will attend his first meeting Friday.
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Charles W. Hurst
Butler County
Hamilton
Hurst
County Board of Elections
Secretary of State
van Gorden
Gordon Augspurger
Arthur Reiff
Bie
Friay
Reserves Heading To Battle Fast System Is Upheld
The push to deploy trained Reservists to Korea has accelerated the overseas move while defense officials insist the priority system by age and WWII service remains intact. Individual Reservists and groups report pressure to ship out despite others with less service staying home. The Defense Department plan, announced last month, uses a point system to release Reservists for overseas duty, with military needs guiding all decisions.
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Washington
Korea
Defesne Department
Tax expert dies at 47 in Akron
Funeral services are set for Philip L. Hartz a 47 year old former Summit County Democratic campaign manager. Hartz an attorney and tax consultant was the original administrator of Ohio's intangible tax law.
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Akron
Philip L. Hartz
Summit County
Democratic
Ohio
Tax Official Gangster Tie Is Arrested
Sacramento AP reports the California Crime Commission says criminals evade income taxes while linking federal tax officials to rackets. Led by Adm. William H. Stanley, the commission cites Mickey Cohen and a $200000 Los Angeles mansion as examples of lavish gains from evasion, noting no top felon has been convicted for income tax fraud in California.
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Sacramento
Calif
California Crime Commission Today
California
Adm
William H. Stanley
USN
Los Angeles
Mickey Cohen
Washington
Vital Statistics Births Reported For Three Families
Mr and Mrs Robert Apple Monroe welcomed a girl yesterday. Mr and Mrs Horace Miller of 1110 Young St reported a boy today. Mr and Mrs Jess Chapman of Camden Route 1 welcomed a boy today.
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Robert Apple Monroe
Horace Miller
Young St
Jess Chapman
Camden Route 1
AFL League Out 20735 To Lick Taft
The American Federation of Labor's League For Political Education spent 20735.78 to defeat Sen. Robert A. Taft in Ohio. Taft won in a landslide over Democrat Joseph T. Ferguson. Treasurer Al Herbers filed the report with Hamilton County Elections. held up for missing receipts and oath. Receipts totaled 23520.46.
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Cincinnati
American Federation of Labor
League For Political Education
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Taft
Joseph T. Ferguson
al Herbers
Hamilton
Names and addresses listed for births and medical notices
A long OCR style list names many individuals with parental or spouse references and their local street addresses, mostly noting medical or surgical statuses. Included are Gary Sheaffer, Gary Centers, Margaret Hunsicker, Louise Brewer, Katherine Weinman, and others from Franklin Middletown Warren Meado wn etc with addresses on Ger mantown Route 1 Franklin Manchester Ave and similar, plus a DISMISSED entry.
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Gary Sheaffer
Benjamin Sheaffer
Germantown
Bessie Kramer
Middletown
Henry Helton
Thomas Tincher
Warren Rd
Gary Centers
Raymond Centers
Franklin
Leonard Callahan
Margaret Hunsicker
West Middletown
Louise Brewer
Superior Ave
Katherine Weinman
Grand Ave
R. A. Huntsbarger
Sherman Ave
Virgil Hackney
Meadow Ave
John Cavanaugh
Manchester Ave
Charles Downs
York
Akron foster parents face cruelty suit
Akron, AP report states Jehwayne Swisher and wife faced arraignment on charges of repeatedly beating their seven year old foster son, Lawrence Haggerty. The boy reportedly sustained a broken nose and broken fingers that healed improperly, plus multiple scars on his head. The child’s mother, a divorcee, had handed him to the couple in infancy amid ongoing adoption proceedings.
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AKRON
Jehwayne Swisher
Lawrence Haggerty
Swisher
County Children’s Home
Inside Straight Poker Card Poem by Martin
A verse describes the tension of drawing an inside straight in a poker hand. The speaker narrates hopeful outs, bumps in bets, and the drama of keeping a poker face as the round unfolds. The mood shifts from risk to a hoped payoff as the inside straight finally arrives.
Preferred Dancer To His Kissing Husband Charges
Los Angeles AP report: Samuel H. Scripps 22, grandson of E. W. Scripps, gets an annulment of his March 1 marriage to Patricia Murphy 22, an ice skater he funded after a kissless wedding as his bride allegedly had an affair with a professional dancer. Superior Judge Thomond Clarke granted the annulment yesterday.
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Los Angeles
Samuel H. Scripps
E. W. Scripps
Thomond Clarke
Scripps
Patricia Murphy
Voice of America vows help limited by transmitter power
Paterson New Jersey AP reports at a public meeting on local interference from the Voice of America near Wayne Township. Two voice technicians said complaints could be addressed but the State Department needs all 50,000 watts to carry on its work. The piece notes US cheese production at about 500 million pounds annually.
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Paterson
N. J
Voice of America
State Department
Wayne Township
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Reuven Allen
Webster St
Edward Busby
Wilbraham Rd
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John Waczula
Fifteenth Ave
Billie Marie Hadley
Clara Gebhart
Central Ave
Michael Kerns
Homer Kerns
Orchardt
Betty Jean Adams
Joseph Adams
Trenton
David Back
Arthur Back
Waneta St
Melvin Williams
Obermn
Clifford Whitt
Second Ave
Defense
Marshall
Clayton Fritchey
New Jeans Item
Defense Department
Fritchey
New Orleans
Baltimore Post
Cleveland Press
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Martin
Middletown Civic
Gilt Edge Fashion Investments
Etsy
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United States
Eer
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Sportleigh
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