Bossism Seen As Big Ohio Assembly Issue
COLUMBUS Jan 4 AP Representative A G Lancione of Belmont says bossism rules the 99th Ohio General Assembly after three days of organization. He cites Ed D Schorr and Al Horstman aiding Gordon Renner to install the speaker and minority leader, with Carney backed by Ray Miller and Horstman.
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Columbus
A. G. Lancione
Belmont
99Th General Assembly
General Assembly
Ray Miller Lancione
Ed D. Schorr
Cincinnati
Gordon Renner
Hamilton
House of Representatives
al Horstman
Dayton
Ray Miller
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
James M. Carney
Cuyahoga
Carney
Jesse Yoder
House Rules Committee
Renner
Lancione
Montgomery
Horstman
Miller
Anna F. O’neil
Summit
G. D. Tablac
Weather Forecast for Canton and vicin ity
Forecast from Canton weather bureau shows cloudy, windy and colder conditions with light snow flurries after freezing drizzle. Snow flurries tonight and Friday with a low around 25 degrees. Highs 35 to 50, lows 22 to 28. East winds 15 mph, humidity 94 percent.
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Canton
Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
Ohio
International News Service
Winter
A. S. Klemetsmo
Associated Press
Akron
Bismarck
Boston
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Dayton
Denver
Detroit
Miami
St. P
New Orleans
New York
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Toledo
Tucson
Washington
Columbiana Foxes Face $3 Reward on Paws
ISBON Jan. 4 Special Residents of Columbiana County may hunt Brer Fox after county commissioners set a $3 bounty on his four paws. The reward is paid to those who deliver four fox paws to Sheriff Howard J. Clark's office.
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Isbon
Br'er Fox
Mr. Fox
Columbiana County
Soliciting Charge Filed Against Sarah Higdon
Police vice squad arrested 35 year old Sarah Higdon of 315 Walnut Ave SE on a soliciting charge on Wednesday.
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Sarah Higdon
Walnut Ave SE
Ghost Note Sparks New York Senate Inquiry
Senate investigators say an Iowa supplier denied knowledge of a $150000 debt Hanley allegedly paid through a note to Hagermann. The subcommittee found no record of an Iowa bank failure tied to the debts and traced payments from July to August 1949 with a later full settlement.
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Washington
Senate
Iowa
Joe R. Hanley
New York
Hanley
Albany
Gillette
Kingsland Macy
Thomas E. Dewey
Lehman
D-Lib
New York State Division of Veterans Affairs
C. C. Hagerman
Muscatine
Senate Brobers
C. C. Hagermann
Hawkeye Pearl Button Co
Hagerman
Hagermann
John R. Hanley
Subcommittee
Frank Gannett
Bank of Manhattan
Macy
Kimpo Airfield Recaptured as Bombed Barracks Burn
Kimpo airfield in Seoul was retaken by U S Marines on September 17 after the Inchon landing. Main runways remained in good condition despite surrounding ruins and fires. Barracks and debris burned as airmen evacuated civilian workers and U N personnel fled toward Inchon.
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Nero
John Williams
Flint
Mich
Seoul City
Kimpo
Inchon
Safety and Building Code Measures Proposed
Adoption and rigid enforcement of a comprehensive building code and extension of fire limits to curb frame construction. Chief Maloney requests protection of floors walls and openings in defective buildings posing life hazards or conflagration risks. Basements used for storage or mercantile purposes must have approved automatic sprinkler systems where fire hazards exist.
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Maloney
Uhrichsville Soldier Missing in Korea War
Pvt. Alva Edgar Greenwood Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Elva Greenwood of 442 E. 5th St Uhrichsville, has been missing since November 30. He served in the 38th Field Artillery Battalion, 2nd Division, and his last letter was dated November 24. He is the 23rd local man listed as missing in the current fighting and the 142nd casualty, with 95 wounded and 24 killed among those casualties.
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Pvt
Alva Edgar Greenwood Jr
Elva Greenwood
Uhrichsville
38Th Field Artillery Battalion
Greenwood
Schools Overcharge V A Vast Irregularities Cited In G I Training Program
A special House committee reported widespread irregularities in the 11.0 billion G I education and training program run by the Veterans Administration. It cited schools more concerned with profits than veterans gains, noted $430 million in tools and supplies costs, and flagged possible criminal prosecution for a Chicago supplier. The probe, begun in the last Congress, urged stricter safeguards and penalties to extend to Korea veterans and future wars. Several Texas schools were run by VA employees or ex-employees, with loans from schools for teaching contracts, and one Dallas VA staffer received a 1946 Buick from a school operator.
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Ashington
House
Veterans Administration
V.A
C. E. Marshall Co
Chicago
Teague
Texas
82Nd Congress
Korea
Dallas
G.I
Budget talks spark clash over street sign funds in Canton
Canton council debated a 45000 allocation for street signs with critics calling it excessive while a plan for three yearly 15000 allocations failed due to lack of support. A survey will assess citywide sign costs. total six special fund items push the budget up 14 percent from last year as departments report higher labor costs.
Patrol Arrests 140 In Ohio Truck Check
The State Highway Patrol said it had 140 arrests since Monday at a truck check at Lafayette weighing station west of Columbus. Overloads up to 8,000 pounds were found and fines ranged from 25 to 150 dollars. A few trucks remained at the station as operators waited for suspending operations.
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Columbus
State Highway Patrol
Lafayette
Judge Reverses Order To Destroy Jungle Inn
In Columbus on January 4 an order by State Fire Marshal Harry Callan to tear down Jungle Inn, a gambling establishment in Trumbull County, was reversed by Franklin County Common Pleas Judge Joseph M. Clifford.
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Columbus
Harry Callan
Trumbull
Franklin County Common Pleas
Joseph M. Clifford
Baby saved as airliner crashes near Glencoe
Kastel recounts how the plane bounced three times before stopping 100 feet from a bungalow with seven residents. Sparks from the right engine preceded the crash as passengers escaped and a 10 month old baby Christine Archer was rescued amid flames. Credit to pilot and crew for orderly evacuation.
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Kastel
Glencoe
Chicago Lawn
Thelma Dennis
Neighbor saves 84 year old from Sycamore Ave fire
An 84 year old man, Will Strong, narrowly escaped smoke in a rear two room dwelling at 1219 Sycamore Ave SE Wednesday at 9 30 p m. Neighbor John Crowe forced entry to reach him as flames consumed a room containing a stove. Firemen suspect embers from the stove caused the blaze. the second room was damaged.
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Sycamore Ave
Will Strong
John Crowe
Three More Stark Candidates Get Nominating Petitions
Three more candidates filed nominating petitions Wednesday at the board of elections. Joseph F. George of 1903 Tuscara Street for Ward 4 councilman, Harry R. Smith of 508 Dryden Avenue NW for Ward 9 councilman, and Karl Ayers of 634 Parkway Boulevard Alliance seek renomination as Alliance city auditor.
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Board of Elections
Joseph F. George
Tuscara
St E
Harry R. Smith
Dryden
Karl Ayers
Parkway Blvd
Alliance
Alliane City
Unsinkable Palana Sinks After Rock Strike Near Australia
The 11,000-ton British freighter Palana, hailed as unsinkable, hit a rock off Pine Peak Island near Mackay in the Great Barrier Reef and began sinking. Captain Spurr reported the ship breaking loose and sinking slowly as crew of 69 took to lifeboats aboard the Dutch Freighter Singkep, which stood by. No passengers aboard, weather fair, tugs en route from Brisbane and Townsville.
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Sydney
Australia
Palana
Pine Peak Island
Great Barrier Reef
Mackay
Queensland
F R. Spurr
Peninsular & Oriental Navigation Co
Brisbane
Britain
Townsville
England
Thames
Ireland
Singapore
Congress Non-Defense Bills Spark House Dispute
A rules fight shadowed Congress as opponents questioned a majority rules groups power to steer consideration. The surprise vote margin blocks easy passage of Fair Deal aims like federal health insurance and labor reforms, while opening session praised, reelecting Speaker Sam Rayburn and faulting Truman delay by Taft.
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Senate
Sam Rayburn
Texas
G.op
Joe Martin
Massachusetts
Taft
Truman
Ohio
G.O.P
McFarland
Arizona
Millikin
Colorado
Saltonstall
Young
North Dakota
Truman Refuses to Commit on New Price Wage Controls
President Truman explains price ceilings for farm products must compare with the highest prewar Korea prices or parity, whichever is higher. He notes rising food costs feed into the cost of living and defers details on wage controls. Rationing is a future question, to be faced when necessary.
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Korea
Truman
Burglary Seeks Bargains in Maternity Wardrobe
A burglar broke into Jane's dress shop in Newport Rhode Island and stole five maternity garments while ignoring cash. The crime leaves the shop’s owner puzzled about the motive and timing. Police investigation continues with no arrests reported.
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Newport, R. I
Jane
Kindergarten Registration Set at Harter
Detailed plans for the opening of Harter School kindergarten next week were announced by Miss Eulalia C. Hyatt. The class will meet in the new room in an addition and will be one of the citys most modern. Teacher Miss Phyllis Young. Eligible are five year olds on or before Jan 1. Preference to Harter district residents. others including tuition pupils may register if space. Miss Young at the school Monday and Tuesday for registration with a parent. Registration by alphabetical birth names: A to G Monday morning, H to M Monday afternoon, N to S Tuesday morning, T to Z Tuesday afternoon. A birth certificate is required. Transfers possible for pupils from other kindergartens within the district with principal consent. Classes begin Wednesday in two sections 8:30 to 11 am and 1 to 3:30 pm.
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Reference Committee
Ray C. Carpenter
Seneca
Lowell Fess
Greene
Fess
Carpenter
Patrick J. Dunn
Tuscarawas
John J. Lynch Jr
Mahoning
George C. Philpot
Noble
Joseph H. Avellone
Cuyahoga
Agriculture
Senate
Ohio House
Virgil Perrill
Fayette
Commerce and Transportation
Newton B. Chapman
Geauga
Charles B. Mitch
Clark
Esther R. Hardy
Sandusky
Cedric A. Stanley
Warren
Frank McClure
Ashland
Robert R. Shaw
Franklin
Elton Kyle
Madison
Griffin
Harold F. Stotzer
Fulton
Joseph X. Schwartz
Hamilton
Robert L. Johnson
Medina
Harold L. Short
Miami
Nicely
J. E. Simpson
Hardin
F. K. Cassel
Wyandot
Henry W. Deming
Licking
Mines—Philpot
Fred L. Hoffman
Tom Richards
Carroll
George H. Kirkpatrick
Knox
Phyllis Young
Harter
Miss Young
Korea War Crisis Deepens as Seoul Falls Again Amid Red Assaults
United Nations forces faced a dire Korean front with Inchon ready for emergencies and Hungnam evacuation completed. U.S. and Allied air power pressed 72-hour strikes while Gen. MacArthur warned of a raging central Korea battle near Kapyong. Seoul's fall marks the third capture in seven months as Chinese entry shifts the frontline.
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United Nations
MacArthur
Central
Korea
Kapyong
Seoul
Wonju
South Korea
Olds City
Flamingo City
Group Will Study 27 Month Draft
Chairman Carl Vinson of Georgia said hearings will begin January 18 on draft law revision. Proposed changes include extending service from 21 to 27 months, lowering the draft age to 18 with induction at 19, raising the upper age to 28 for single men and married men without children, and a complete restudy of deferments for physical reasons or education. Veterans would not be drafted under the proposed changes.
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Washington
UPYS
Carl Vinson
Georgia
House Armed Services Committee
Vinson
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