Ohio Senators Consider Rural Phone Service Probe
The Ohio Senate may vote tonight on a Winter resolution calling for a 10 member legislative committee to investigate rural telephone service and require House approval. A separate bill to cap lines at eight subscribers is before the House. The House budget debate also begins, with expected pressure for higher allocations for schools and local governments and a toll turnpike hearing set for Wednesday night.
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Ohio Senate
Ralph A. Winter
Medina
House
Robert W. Reider
Ottawa
House Finance Committee
Frank J. Lauscher
Senate Finance Committee
Finance Committees
Niles
House Highway Committee
Senator Winter
Senate
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Ripley High to Hold Senior Class Festival at School
Big Prairie April 11 The senior class of Ripley High School will stage a festival at the school on Tuesday night. Programs begin at 7 30 and 9 p m with entry to the event announced.
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Big Prairie
Ripley High School
Crowds Attend McKinley Stamp Club Show Record
A large Sunday turnout set a new attendance record for the McKinley Stamp Club two day spring show. About 3,000 to 4,000 visitors viewed 115 frames of philatelic material at the Onesta Hotel. Jack Biris won the poll for best frame featuring New York City 1845 provisional and U S 1847 cents, earning a centennial album from Otto Moses.
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Joan Wargo
Clarendon
Betsy Elsasser
R. R. Elsasser
Aultrian Ave
Robert H. Erlanger
Onesta Hotel
Jack C. Biris
New York City
U.S
Biris
Otto Moses
Cleveland
H. W. Hazen
William J. Sossong
Doris Carlson
Henry Grant
Fred Hawkins
John Hamilton
Paul Vignes
Mr. Erlanger
Adolph Steeg
Buffalo
G. C. Hahn
Harry Bail
Ohio
Canton Post Office
U. S
Cambridge debaters from England visit Wooster for joint talk
Cambridge University debaters Duncan MacRae and Percy Cradock visit Wooster for a Wednesday 8 am debate in the college chapel. Wooster's David Byers and Harry Stuts will represent the college on the topic This house considers the only hope for world peace lies in the speedy development of an international third force.
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College
United States
Institute of International Education
Committee On International Debating
Speech Association of America
Grass and site fires spark at Buck Hill and local properties
Firemen answered four minor alarms on Sunday including grass fires at 1543 Market and in the 1600 block of Roslyn Ave SW. Sparks from a welding torch at Buck Hill Sand and Gravel on Navarre Rd SW started planking on a conveyor smoldering, with a picket fence fire and a pile of new poles owned by Ohio Power Co. being affected.
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Buck Hill
Market Area
Roslyn Ave
Ohio Power Co
Woman suffers burns after fall on gas stove at home
Nora Barnes, 58, of 1444 Hirscher Ave NE, was in fairly good condition at Mercy Hospital after a Sunday morning incident. Police report she slipped from a chair and fell onto a lighted gas stove in her basement apartment at 6 a.m. Sunday.
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Nora Barnes
Hirscher Ave
Mercy Hospital
Two Elderly Men Die in Separate Falls in Downtown Cleveland
Within hours two elderly residents died from falls at city apartments. Thomas De vaney, about 80, plunged from a second story window, while Felix E Brady, 76, fell from a third floor window. Authorities investigated the incidents as separate accidents.
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Cleveland
Thomas Devaney
Felix E. Brady
Attlee Assails Soviet Tyranny in Glasgow Rally
Prime Minister Clement Attlee denounced the Kremlin rulers as a police state at a Labour rally in Glasgow. He said Communists oppose the Atlantic Pact and warned against appeasement, comparing critics to Nazi-era line. He argued most Britons support the defensive alliance.
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Scotland
Clement Attlee
Russia
Kremlin
Britain
Attlee
United States
Germany
Passover Celebration Begins Here Wednesday
All activities at the Jewish Center will be suspended from 3 p.m. Wednesday to 7 p.m. Saturday as the annual Passover observance begins. The four city Jewish houses of worship will hold initial services Wednesday night commemorating the exodus. The center plans a children's party Sunday at 2 p.m. and an adult program at 7 30 p.m. in cooperation with other Jewish groups.
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Egypt
Keiffer Fined On Three Counts In Municipal Court
Lon W. Keiffer, 59, of 1530 Greenfield Ave SW, was fined $10 and costs on two intoxication charges and $25 and costs on a disorderly conduct charge in Municipal Court today. Police arrested him Saturday night at his home after he resisted arrest and used loud profane language all the way to jail.
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Lon W. Keiffer
Greenfield Ave
Jai
Two Area Bands Rated Superior In Kent Auditions
Canal Fulton East Sparta and Bay Village high schools earned superior ratings in Class B auditions at Kent State University. They will compete in the state contest May 14 in Springfield. Canal Fulton’s Emil W Puffen berger directed band earned top marks from three judges and the sight reading judge. Jackson East Canton and Navarre high schools also placed, with Division 2 bands rated excellent and Division 3 Navarre rated very good.
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East Sparta
Bay Village
Kent State University
Springfield
Emil W. Puffenberger
Kent
Jackson
East Canton
Navarre High School
Man 52 Denies Guilt In Lunch Stand Fight
Ralph Sanders 52 of Cleveland Ave SW pleaded innocent in Municipal Court to intoxication disorderly conduct and destruction of property after a Sunday morning fight at the Q P Hamburg stand 1009 Market Ave S. Police said he struck Nellie Johnson 42 and damaged property during the altercation.
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Ralph Sanders
Cleveland Ave
Q. P. Hamburg
Market Ave S
Nellie E. Johnson
15Th St SE
Holmesville Chorus to stage operetta Dizzy Baton
Holmesville High School chorus will present the operetta Dizzy Baton in the school auditorium Wednesday night with the Apple Creek High School band accompanying the chorus.
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Holmesville
Holmesville High School
Dizzy
Apple Creek High School
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Columbus Mayor to Speak at Massillon Football Banquet
Columbus Mayor James Rhodes also president of the National Amateur Athletic Union will address the Ohio High School Football Coaches Association banquet in Massillon on August 12. The event coincides with the football clinic set for August 9 through 13.
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Massillon
James Rhodes
Columbus
National Amateur Athletic Union
Ohio High School Football Coaches Association
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