50 Bills Ready For Opening of Ohio Assembly
A batch of 50 measures is prepared for introduction as Ohio’s 99th General Assembly convenes next Monday. The legislature faces longer sessions due to early drafting and a record 1,091 bills prepared last session, with clerks and staff switching roles for the new term.
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Columbus
Ohio
Legislative Reference Bureau
Arthur A. Schwartz
General Assembly
Senate
Carl V. Weygandt
Ohio Supreme Court
Edward S. Mathias
Thomas E. Bateman
Dwight L. Matchette
Greenville
Bateman
Matchette
Delbert E. Nixon
Irondale
Jefferson County
Carl Guess
Carrollton
Guess
Nixon
Opera Sopranos Just Props Tenor Tells Wife
Armand Tokatyan a 51 year old tenor formerly with the Metropolitan testified in divorce court that his wife Antoinette a 47 year old New York voice teacher was unreasonably jealous. He said on stage any woman he sings with is just another artist and there is nothing to it. Married in 1924 they separated in 1944 and Tokatyan, now with a Pasadena voice studio, was awarded the divorce.
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Armand Tokatyan
Metropolitan
Antoinette
New York
Tokatyan
Pasadena
Weather report for Canton and vicinity cold with sun
Sub-zero temperatures grip Ohio with forecasts of continued frigid conditions for several days. Marion and Newark reported 21 degrees below zero. highs today 15 to 20. Forecasts call for zero to 10 below tonight and milder lower 20s tomorrow.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
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Ohio
International News Service
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Minn
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Findlay
Defiance
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Youngstown
Mahoning County
Bitter cold grips Midwest as snow covers Canton area
Cold weather spreads from the Rockies to the Atlantic with subzero readings across the Great Lakes and New England. Ohio reports three deaths attributed to the cold while factories in Canton adapt with fuel oil and gas constraints. City and regional snowfall ranges up to eight inches with heavy drifting hindering travel.
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Sub-zero Ohio Weather Sets Record Lows Across State
Frigid blast grips Ohio with sub-zero readings including Bucyrus and Salem at 23 below. Thermometers show Kenton 19 below, Lima 13, Marysville 20, Sandusky 2, Middletown and Hamilton at zero as crews brace for more snow and fuel shortages. Officials warn no quick relief as minimums dip tonight.
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Theft reports from two residents in city
Joseph E. Martin of 912 Lafayette Ave SE reported a suitcase with clothing two wrist watches and a railroad ticket stolen from his home valued at 293 dollars Arlene J Harless of 821 High Ave NW reported auto robe two scarves and two books stolen from her car in the 2600 block on Tuscarawas Street West totaling 19 dollars and reported to police
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Lafayette Ave SE
Arlene J. Harless
High Ave
Tuscara
St W
Chief of Constabulary Shifted in Philippines
Manila December 27 AP Brig Gen Alberto Ramos was relieved as chief of the Philippines constabulary after criticism of his handling. He becomes special police adviser to President Elpidio Quirino. Col Florentino Selga named acting chief as the force is merged into the army. Quirino orders army reorganization to free 2200 officers for combat against the Huks and Moro dissidents.
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Florentino Selga
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Service Command
Koreans Hold Front as U S Army Faces 38th Parallel
Allied forces including the 8th Army, with British and South Korean units, hold a mountainous front along the 38th Parallel as North Korean and Chinese troops mass nearby. Seoul sees an exodus as missiles and air raids target Communist pockets while Rhee urges citizens to depart. Far East Air Forces and Fifth Air Force aircraft pound frontline positions.
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MacArthur
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Rhee
Ohio Bell rate case limits base to 253 million
An Ohio Bell rate appeal overturns the commission base rate from 291.4 million to 253.9 million prompting a 5.67 percent return. The company must file within 15 days. expected annual net revenue change is about a 1.35 million decrease. Cities argued the company overstated need for higher rates, citing wage and tax increases since 1948.
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Eide
Sponseller Grange to Convene Thursday Evening
Sponseller Grange will meet Thursday at 8 p m in the grange hall. Mrs Madeline Foster will lead a Christmas program with arrangements coordinated by her.
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Grange Hall
Madeline Foster
War Future American generals and Asian impact
The piece argues that Korea shifts regional dynamics, with Japan recognizing U.S. strength and Asian nations wary of Red China. It highlights Japanese goodwill toward GIs, the broader Eastern concern, and the positive role of U.S. GIs. The seven battle hardened divisions in Korea form the nucleus to train a larger future army.
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Marine Corporal Escapes Red Trap In Korea
Readers learn that Corporal Doe Brown of the First Marine Division escaped a Communist trap in North Korea and was evacuated to South Korea. He describes 32 degree below zero conditions and sore feet as mail and packages were captured by the enemy. other families report similar letters from Pvt Glenn A. Baker who rejoined his battery after being cut off for six days.
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Riverst
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U.N
Casualties and Draftee Dabney in Korea Airlifted to Battle Creek
S C born service member transferred to Camp LeJeune after serving with the Atlantic Fleet Task Force in the Mediterranean. He fought in the Wolmi Island Inchon and Seoul battles in Korea and earned a national essay contest prize among 8,000 high schools in the U.S. and Canada. Corporal Dabney, 19, reached Percy Jones Army Hospital December 21 with non life threatening wounds. He enlisted September 9 1949 trained at Fort Knox and Fort Benning then deployed to Korea in July with the First Cavalry Division.
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Tax policy and wartime buildup loom in Washington briefing
President Truman returned from Missouri for Christmas. General Bradley showed him maps and updated on military happenings. Short hinted at tax discussions with Congress likely to extend revenue measures, while plans for Eisenhower to visit Washington and meet key leaders were outlined amid talks of further income and excise taxes.
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Robber's Plot Curdles As Victim Crowns Him
In Detroit on December 27 an attempted robber confronted Mrs. Dorothy Kozol as she returned from a grocery. She struck him with a half gallon milk carton, the carton shattered and milk froze on his face in the zero temperatures. The would be thief fled empty handed.
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Etroit
Dorothy Kozol
Bust of Italian Surgeon Presented to Molly Stark
A bust of the late Dr. Carlo Forlanini, notable Italian surgeon, was presented to Molly Stark Sanatorium by Seamless Rubber Co. of New Haven. Harry F. Kashel said the bust is one of six by sculptor Max Kalish, chosen after a hospital association convention.
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Molly Stark
Seamless Rubber Co
New Haven
Max Kalish
American Hospital Association
Atlantic City
Vatican Seals Door As Holy Year Closes
Vatican workers sealed the holy door of St. Peter’s Basilica to close the 1950 Holy Year jubilee. Pope Pius greeted 7,000 pilgrims from Italy Belgium Germany Great Britain Argentina Brazil the United States and Austria in a final audience at the Vatican Palace.
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Brazil
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Three Judges Named for Medina Murder Trial
Medina news reports the Common Pleas Court will try Max Amerman for first degree murder in an ambush shooting. Judges Albert V. Baumann of Sandusky County H E Culbertson of Ashland County and Windsor E Kellogg of Medina County will hear the case opening January 16. Amerman pleaded guilty to the ambush killing of Harold E Mast, 23.
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Common Pleas
Albert V. Baumann
Sandusky County
H. E. Culbertson
Ashland County
Max Amerman
Windsor E. Kellogg
Medina County
Amer~ Man
Islaying
Harold E. Mast
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