United States job picture shapes local aid plans
Columbus February 7 AP A state aid hike for local governments is set for legislative debate this week alongside labor bills and a proposal to permit colored oleo margarine manufacture and sale. House hearings on two Anna ONeil backed measures would boost local government funds to 29 to 35 million dollars and redirect sales tax shares, while labor bills seek to repeal the Ferguson law and allow public employees to unionize with collective bargaining.
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Columbus
House Taxation Committee
Anna F. O’neil
Akron
House
House Labor-Industry Committee
Senate Commerce and Labor Committee
House Committee
Senate
Massillon Youths Organize Council
Massillon youths form the Brotherhood Youth Council at the YMCA with co chairs Patty McLaughlin and Bill Washington. Advisors include Eleanor Wilshere Robert White and Alton Thomas. The group plans World Brotherhood Week February 20 to 27 and race relations events with church participation. The council gathers two members from each local high school age group.
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Massillon
Brotherhood Youth Council
Y. M.C.A
Patty McLaughlin
Washington High School
Bill Washington
Kent State University
Canton
Eleanor Wilshere
Massillon Y.W. C.A
Robert White
Boys Work
Massillon Y.M. C.A
Alton Thomas
Massillon Urban League
Paul Hartman
Y.M.C.A
Warning on Fluoride Use for Teeth Health
Dr. Harry B. Milhoff, head of Ohio Health dental division, warns that sodium fluoride should be applied only by a dentist. Speaking at Children's Dental Health Day, he notes weak fluoride solution can cut dental decay in groups by about 40 percent, while dentifrices and tablets are ineffective.
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Cleveland
Harry B. Milhoff
Ohio Department of Health
Milhoff
Television Reconnaissance By Air Force Called Success
Air Force officials and NBC experts hailed a four hour aerial reconnaissance test using television gear as a potential peace and war asset. Planes equipped with cameras surveyed Cleveland New York and Washington with Chicago barred by snow.
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Air Force
Chicago
National Broadcasting Co
Cleveland
New York
Washington
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Vandenberg
Niles Trammell
NBC
Ohio City
Navy To Attack Kodiak In Alaskan War Games
A Navy task force readies to strike Kodiak Island as part of Operation Icicle. About 40 ships and 18 000 men aim to retake the island in cold weather drills amid wartime security blackouts. An amphibious force of 2000 marines tests for mock landings. weather varies from freezing to extreme cold on the mainland.
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Kodiak
Alaska
Kodiak Island
Aleutian Island
B. J. Rodgers
Pacific
Royall flies to Korea on one day visit
Secretary of the Army Kenneth Royall flew to Korea for a one day visit and said living conditions were down in Russian areas and up in American zones since the war. He noted Americans should expect disappointments in enforcing the Japanese economic stabilization program but expressed optimism about Japanese recovery moving forward. He spoke at a luncheon of the American Chamber of Commerce before departing and planned to return via Okinawa, Guam and Hawaii.
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Tokyo
USS
Army
Kenneth Royall
Korea
United States
Okinawa
Guam
Hawaii
Royall
American Chamber of Commerce
Polio Drive Fund Gets $160 From Slovak Units
Proceeds of a joint party of Slovak Political Club and Slovak Home Club at 1814 Henry Ave SW added $160.50 to the Canton March of Dimes campaign. Attended by about 100, the Sunday event followed a monthly meeting and featured motion pictures and a buffet lunch.
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Henry Ave
Canton March of Dimes
Judge Dean May Dies at 59 in Cleveland
Akron obituary notes Dean F. May, 59, president of the Ohio Probate Judges Association since last June, died at Lakeside Hospital Cleveland. May, noted for work with the mentally ill and alcoholic rehabilitation, became probate judge in 1932.
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Dean May
Akron
Dean F. May
Ohio Probate Judges’ Association
Lakeside Hospital
Cleveland
Judge May
Bolton urges three year extension of trade agreement act
Representative Frances P. Bolton of Ohio backed reciprocal trade with foreign nations to aid farmers and industries. She spoke as a member of the House foreign affairs committee, asserting the extension of the Trade Agreement Act for three years is in her constituency's best interests.
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Bolton
Washington
Frances P. Bolton
Ohio
Liverpool Teacher Will Speak at Mt Union Meeting
Alliance February 7 Miss Lydia Russell Bennett will discuss Postwar Italy at 8 15 p m in the Mount Union College Student Union. The East Liverpool High School Latin teacher is a Mount Union alumna of 1920 with a master’s in classical studies from the University of Pittsburgh and has written for The Classical Journal and Bulletin of the History of Medicine. She won the Ohio Classical Conference scholarship for Rome study in 1947.
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Lydian Russell Bennett
Italy
Mount Union College
Pi Gamma Mu
Russell
Mount Union
East Liverpool High School
University of Pittsburgh
Bennett
the History of Medicine
Ohio Classical Conference
Rome
Ohio Mayors Confer On French Train Exhibit
Four Ohio mayors and veterans group officials met with the state adjutant general to plan展示 Ohio car on the French Gratitude Train exhibit. Mayors James Rhodes Columbus Thomas Burke Cleveland Michael DiSalle Toledo Carl J Cheney Ashtabula attended along with veterans officials.
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Ohio
Columbus
State Adjutant General
James Rhodes
Thomas Burke
Cleveland
Michael DiSalle
Toledo
Carl J. Cheney
Ashtabula
Veterans’ Groups
Borderline Anemia and Ironized Yeast Tablets Promise Vitality
An article notes that pale tired women may suffer from Borderline Anemia caused by iron nutrition deficiency. Studies suggest up to 68 percent of women and many men and children are affected. It promotes Ironized Yeast Tablets to build up red blood cells and improve energy and appearance, urging regular doctor consultation.
New European Council Shows Defense Issue
Five Brussels Pact allies announced a proposed Council of Europe with a ministerial committee and a consultative assembly. Defense talks would be barred, seen as avoiding Soviet criticism and leaving mutual defense to the North Atlantic pact. Italy favors joining. potential invitees include Ireland, Norway, Denmark, and Sweden.
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European Council
London
Council of Europe
Britain
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxemburg
United States
Canada
Italy
Eire
Norway
Denmark
Sweden
Dayton Airport Manager Charged in Cousin’s Home Robbery
Ejay Lauterbach a 32 year old Dayton airport manager was charged with burglary after authorities said he tipped off a burglar to steal 15000 dollars from his cousin and helped locate nine thousand in cash and six thousand in jewelry at the cousin’s house.
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Dayton
Cliff Bolender
Ejay Lauterbach
Cahio
Bill Veeck Indian Chief Faces Suit for Divorce
Tucson report says Eleanor Veeck filed for divorce from William Veeck president of the Cleveland Indians. She charges desertion dating back to 1946 from their Lazy-V ranch near Tucson. The suit moves toward trial after state notice period.
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Bill Veeck
Tucson
Ariz
William Veeck
Cleveland Indians
Eleanor Veeck
New York
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