Dewey Urges New York State Defense to Meet Atomic Threat
Governor Thomas E. Dewey called on the New York legislature to place the state on an emergency war footing to counter a potential savage atomic attack. He proposed a state defense council with broad powers, loyalty probes for workers, expansion of civil defense, seizure of private property in emergencies, and tax-free measures for teachers and state workers. Democrats pledged cooperation as he began a third term.
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Albany
Govenor
Thomas E. Dewey
New York State
Dewey
Senate
Assembly
New York
Ohio C I O Heads To Discuss What Happened Nov 7
Ohio C I O opens its annual convention in Columbus with focus on the November 7 election. Taft's re election victory over Ferguson tops the agenda as Jack Kroll delivers the keynote and Allan Haywood and James Carey address delegates. Meanwhile Dr S Sterling McMillan leaves Western Reserve University to join the National Production Authority.
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Olumbus
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Taft
Joseph T. Ferguson
Jack Kroll
C.I.O
Jacob Clayman
Cleveland
Kroll
C.I.C. Political Action Committee
Clayman
NPA
S. Sterling McMillan
Western Reserve University
National Production Authority
Defendants Sentenced in Criminal Cases
Seven defendants in criminal actions were sentenced by Judges George N. Graham and D. Deane McLaughlin. Godfred P. Lang, 29, of 1112 Oakave NW, got 1 to 20 years for forgery and uttering forged checks. Willie Thomas, 35, of Chap man Camp RD 2 Hartville, pled guilty to first degree manslaughter and received 1 to 20 years for a fatal stabbing at the camp. George H. Snyder, 36, 1387 Dueber Ave SW, got 1 to 7 years for grand larceny. Charles F. Longshore, 23, 604 Cherry Ave SE, 1 to 7 years for grand larceny. Cornelius Yancey, 41, 1115 Hinerp NE, 1 to 7 years for grand larceny. George H. Brantley, 25, 802 Thompson St SE, received penitentiary term for cutting with intent to wound. Robert W. Clarey, 22, Wilkes-Barre PA, 1 to 3 years for obtaining property by false pretenses. Archie Lee Bentley, 20, 1117 Griffin Pl SE, placed on probation two years for grand larceny. John Kaylor, 40, Brookside Farms Louisville, probation three years for operating a motor vehicle without consent.
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George N. Graham
D. Deane McLaughlin
Godfred P. Lang
Oakave NW
Ohio Penitentiary
Willie Thomas
Chapman Camp
RD 2
Hartville
Ohio
Thomas
Joe B. Coley
George H. Snyder
Dueber Ave
Charles F. Longshore
Cherry Ave SE
Mansfield Reformatory
Cornelius Yancey
Hiner
George H. Brantley
Thompson
Robert W. Clarey
Wilkes- Barre
Archie Lee Bentley
Griffin Pl SE
John Kaylor
Brookside Farms
Louisville
Library Grants Uniform Raise At Cleveland Public Library
All Cleveland Public Library employees receive a $120 annual pay hike excluding the library director. The move updates salary scales across the system reflecting a unified pay policy.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Public Library System
Diamond Magnesium to Reopen. Jarvis Named President
The Diamond Magnesium Co in Painesville Ohio plans reopen under government direction with Frank W. Jarvis of Mentor appointed president after resigning from Fairport, Painesville & Eastern Railroad. His leadership marks a new era for the firm and local industry.
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Painesville, O
Diamond Magnesium Co
Frank W. Jarvis
Mentor
Fairport, Painesville & Eastern Railroad
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