Ohio Rejected Plan to Overhaul State Government
Chicago research firm's bid to revamp Ohio state government was rejected. State Auditor Ferguson halted payment for the Public Administration Service survey which proposed abolishing elective offices and many departments. The plan's cost and potential savings sparked debate as lawmakers weigh next steps and a supplemental report.
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Public Administration Service
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More Flakes May Arrive Saturday Weather Update
Snow fell in Sevita County and a moderate west wind parts the sky. Central Ohio saw lighter snow with roads improving while temperatures hovered near freezing. Observers reported 26 to 33 degrees and a forecast of cloudy, cold conditions with possible rain later.
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French Jurist Denounces U S Supreme Court Signal
Paris dispatch quotes Dr. De Vabres condemning the U S Supreme Court decision as undermining international justice. He warns it weakens international jurisdiction and the UN stance against genocide, comparing it to the Nuremberg trials and Tokyo war crimes proceedings.
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Stores Open Late for Holiday Shoppers in Portsmouth
Local merchants in Greater Portsmouth extend hours to aid Christmas gifting. Stores stay open Saturday night until 9 PM with regular late openings on multiple nights through December 23, per the Retail Merchants Association. Traffic increases at the post office as the first Christmas mail rush begins. Postmaster George L Gableman urges early mailing. In Moscow, Radio Moscow reports Russia sent a stern note to Finland over actions deemed hostile to Soviet interests.
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George L_ Gableman
Estate Drains $164,518 Value Amid Charities Bequest
The will of James reeled estate trustee William A. Topkins reports the gross value at $164,518 with net $151,266 after maintenance taxes of $1,92. Charities including Mercy and Smith Bereft Hospitals receive $1,000 each. Several churches and homes receive legacies while remaining balance goes to relatives and friends.
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Trinity Methodist
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Pellegrinon Named New Boston Service Director
Homer Peflegrinon a war veteran and school teacher will become the safety and service director of New Boston. Veroal Riffe said he chose Perlegrinon, the outstanding candidate, to fill the post vacated by Ted W. Stratton who resigned to become county commissioner.
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Dow Resumes Well Activity In Ohio Region
Dow Chemical resumes well activity near Ohio with depths between 4 000 and 9 000 feet. The company reports experiments under way and permissions granted to proceed with waste handling and potential manufacturing steps at the silo. Dow officials say periods of three months may be required to finish the job.
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Chambers Quits Senior Editor Post Amid Spy Probe
Whitaker Chambers resigns as senior editor of a major magazine amid the Senate espionage inquiry. The resignation follows testimony about secret documents allegedly shared with Red spies. Levy says Chambers offered papers to the committee. Hiss sues for 25 000 dollars.
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North Atlantic Pact No 1 Job For Congress
The State Department prepares a sweeping East Congress program with North Atlantic security pact priority. Proposals cover military aid to non Communist Western nations, Greek Turkish aid, Korea support, and broadening reciprocal trade. Action includes ratifying the pact as a treaty and advancing Vandenberg era objectives amid a three year trade plan and displaced persons act reforms.
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United States weighs European deman ds in long pact plan
U S plans a careful look at European demands amid months of negotiations. The pact would bind signatories to long term military aid and could renew after decade intervals, reflecting cautious U S commitment.
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Dispute Over Boilers Triggers Double Tragedy
In St Paul a workplace dispute at a railway shop culminated in a fatal shooting. John J. Hitt aged 54 killed four co workers, then killed himself after failing to replace boiler covers during a state inspection. The victims include Jinrhs 65, Birth yi Buhrman 48, and Joseph T. Murray 65, all named as coworkers. The slayer was Hitt’s colleague Hill, who fired a deep rifle into the group before dying by his own hand.
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Kettle Day in Portsmouth Warms Christmas Aid Efforts
The Salvation Army and local groups in Portsmouth coordinate Kettle Day events set for Saturday at Selby Shoe Co and other sites to raise funds for Christmas aid. Co chairs Homer M. Brown and John Wes Becrdt urge community support to match 1997 giving levels, which funded food orders, toy and candy distribution, veteran gifts, and sun shine baskets for patients and families in Scioto County.
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Chiang Extends Martial Law
ENS Aviad reports that Chiang Kai-shek extends martial law amid rising security concerns, outlining expanded authority for military and police forces and ongoing moves to stabilize Shanghai and surrounding areas. The extension signals intensified control and uncertain civilian impacts.
Protect AM Shanghai De Le Whe Se By Adm Oscae C Badger
Reported actions describe Allied naval forces under Admiral Badger in the Shanghai area as Red troops attempt to disrupt Nationalist communications behind the Neal River. Soviet and nationalist forces are said to be contesting crossings near the Hwai Bend ten miles northwest of Ting while government sources note Comratinists pressing toward the Hwai river.
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Madame Chiang Visits Truman For Aid At Blair House
Madame Chiang Kai-shek met with President Truman at Blair House to appeal for American aid. She held two conferences with Secretary of State Marshall after arrival. Truman offered a cordial reception with no firm stance on strong action.
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Writer Ordered to Leave Hungary
New York Health Tribune foreign correspondent Homer Fagart says Hungarian police ordered his expulsion by tonight. No reason given. editor Ke Bignet reported by cable that a rationale is hoped for tomorrow.
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